But I also think it's more bad-ass if that is all that you got, that is all that you saw, and there is something that feels complete about her story.
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That is all they have left — pure negativity, pessimism.
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He'll vote for Kavanaugh & that IS ALL THAT MATTERS.
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And THAT is all we can ask for as mamas.
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Here's a fresh rumor that is all kinds of interesting.
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"He is coming home and that is all that matters."
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"That is all on us," Wizards coach Randy Wittman said.
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Sadly, it is a story that is all too familiar.
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That is all very unclear at this point in time.
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In Europe, at least, that is all about to change.
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That is all I have to say at this time.
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It's not just India that is all excited about Diwali.
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At this time that is all the information we have.
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That is all the time we have left this evening.
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That is all anyone knows, and it is not much.
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That is all the time we have left for tonight.
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That is all the proof of her character you need.
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That is all Boeing and the U.S. government are seeking.
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Now there's a joke that is all about the timing.
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In it, Wayne smokes an enormous joint: That is all.
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Normally, that is all but guaranteed and an indictment follows.
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Because that is all we have seen since Sandy Hook.
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Yet the work exudes a theatricality that is all Bernstein.
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But for these voters, that is all beside the point.
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And that is all they would want me to do.
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"That is all stored somewhere in the basement," she said.
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That is all quite misleading and it is a shame.
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That is all held in this ... He's created a community.
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That is all about making us grow faster with less capital.
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I am preparing him, that is all I can tell you.
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He gave it everything and that is all we can ask.
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Unfortunately that is all the time we have left this evening.
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It's a story that is all too familiar to Johnson & Johnson.
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That is all that matters from a business point of view.
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Salto is a jumping robot that is all heart (and legs).
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That is all potentially changed now with the newer Nintendo Accounts.
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"I really hope for change, that is all I can say."
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That is, all-powerful and present in all areas of existence.
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Yet the way most Americans buy electricity, that is all invisible.
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That is all I could come up with at the moment.
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Well, television is a medium that is all about a screen.
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At the end of the day, that is all that matters.
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They're on their own—a feeling that is all too familiar.
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Today that is all done remotely so hires can work remotely.
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Perhaps that is all anyone can ask of them this season.
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That is all we know, and all we need to know.
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That is all of us with our mom in the kitchen.
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So, I mean, that is all people have been thinking about.
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Bergman uses a synthetic visual language that is all her own.
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It's crazy – the guy was after money – that is all he wanted.
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"That is all it took for me to really fall," he shares.
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"That is all very damning for the President of the United States."
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There is so much that is all-caps worthy in this episode.
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That is all to say that the neo-Nazis came to fight.
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That is all coming up in tonight&aposs breaking news, opening monologue.
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That is all very well, but who should the money come from?
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"Because that is all I can really do right now," she continued.
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That is all I will comment on so please respect my privacy.
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There is a certain kind of game that is all about death.
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There is even a designated pasta drawer that is all beautifully arranged.
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Pamela Adlon has long deserved a show that is all about her.
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But that is all the more reason for shelling out for naloxone.
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But that is all the more reason to throw them a win.
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If the chair cannot be sat in again that is all right.
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That is all well and good, and it works — to a point.
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But that is all part of me and my experience growing up.
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A decade later, that is all she raised when running for president.
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The issue here is that is all competitive products get lumped together.
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That is all to say, this list is hypothetical and not exhaustive.
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And, like most electronics, that is all great until something goes wrong.
|
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According to a company blog post, that is all about to change.
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That is all about to change – and it's about to change soon.
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If you are sharing something interesting, that is all that really counts.
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And that is all the more reason that regression is so perilous.
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I think that is all, but I may be forgetting something ($26).
|
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"I just pretended that nothing happened and that is all," he said.
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If the main symbol is universally recognized, that is all that matters.
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That is all to say: "Young people" are not a monolithic entity.
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So everyone I bump into, that is all I talk about it.
|
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That is all helping create a positive atmosphere for some kind of agreement.
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But honestly, after everything we've been through, that is all just so irrelevant.
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There's still a family of survivors left behind, that is all still there.
|
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That is, all eating, bathing, and bodily functions would be conducted in bed.
|
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"That's an assumption that that is all going to mushroom back," Braun said.
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They gave them from their hearts … that is all they had to give.
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NATO is an inheritance that is all the more precious for being irreplaceable.
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That is all they have, that and raising taxes and gutting our military.
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SHAMBER FLORE, FORMER FOSTER CHILD: Yes, it is that is all very true.
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And that is all about specificity and understanding the spine of your story.
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If they feel good in a dress, that is all that should matter.
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Berg: We are one of the few Batala chapters that is all women.
|
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But Williams has articulated and inhabited a world that is all his own.
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Lots of people, all of that is all that is Googleable, easily found.
|
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That is all the more likely because India's e-commerce is so international.
|
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"Things have turned out well, and that is all behind me," he said.
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"That is all I ask," she told the Supreme Court in New Delhi.
|
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If that is all we do, Trumpism will return, with a savvier frontman.
|
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And that is all the good news there is about the Orioles rotation.
|
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Like Bay's movies, this is a game that is all style over substance.
|
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This full moon is in Libra, a sign that is all about justice.
|
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That is all she can muster about the worst night of her life.
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That is all that we need to know and please stop the moralizing.
|
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Okay, that is all for this very long first week of this trial.
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That is all that it's about, and that's very much what you're expecting.
|
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" "The comments he's made about women in lawsuits, that is all fair game.
|
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So when someone says white privilege, that is all they are talking about.
|
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Sacred things collapse into the big trash pile that is all of this.
|
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But that is all the more reason to start issuance early, said the bankers.
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We are making a playoff push, that is all that really matters right now.
|
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Mr O'Rourke has run a campaign that is all sunshine and little fear-mongering.
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It is a family that is all about peace and dialogue and living together.
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Entrances and exits would be small flaps; that is all a cat would need.
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All I have is the truth and that is all I put out there.
|
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That is all fair and well, but when that advertiser becomes, let's say ... Malevolent.
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We did yesterday our prayers at the mosque and that is all for us.
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" (Parts Unknown, Ethiopia) "People are not statistics—that is all we attempted to show.
|
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"Implement the Upload button" says the ticket; so that is all that is done.
|
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That is, all of us who are responsible for his dismal 33% approval rating.
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That is all I could ever want for a perfect night. ❤❤❤.
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Politicians who err (that is, all of them) should be subjected to unfettered criticism.
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That is all I could ever want for a perfect night. ❤❤❤.
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And they were being fired upon, so that is all part of the investigation.
|
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One also senses that Miller is pushing toward something that is all her own.
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They will be lucky to survive, that is all, the ones who do survive.
|
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There's truth in these clichés, but also something that is all too easily weaponized.
|
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But you have to see, that is all red, Republican red, beautiful, Republican red.
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So that is all verified individually with multiple people making those kinds of checks.
|
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Back to Sicilia we go, for a denouement that is all melodrama and magic.
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That is all they know; they have to explain why they think it failed.
|
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So that is all baked into the win-win we're doing with Disney Plus.
|
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"That is all vulnerable to countervailing executive authority by a Trump administration," Wright said.
|
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But the justices on Wednesday seemed to acknowledge that is all about to change.
|
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That is all the more reason to pass legislation that bans all assault weapons.
|
|
Meet The Garage, a new incubator in Paris that is all about blockchain projects.
|
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What if that is all it takes to fake your way onto an airplane?
|
|
This is a White House that is all palace intrigue and almost zero policy.
|
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In part, that is all the fruit of a twin misunderstanding, a false comparison.
|
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That is all the box was now — memories, not worth anything to anyone else.
|
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" She said, "But this is a magazine that is all about judging on appearances.
|
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But after what took place on Sunday night, that is all on the back burner.
|
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Yet that is all the more reason for America to promote competition in the sky.
|
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It's a unique product for the company that is all at once different and familiar.
|
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" Then he pauses a beat: "And yet that is all I have ever written about.
|
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Am I biased because he is a bellhop, and that is all sorts of awesome?
|
|
That is all viewers get to see of Ashley's big trip to the fantasy suites.
|
|
In 2014 Apple put a podcast app on the iPhone that is all but indelible.
|
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"It feels like another job that you're not getting paid for — that is all-encompassing."
|
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That is all based on what we saw in the color stills of the sets.
|
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It's not always good but it is always exciting, and that is all that matters.
|
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Truly that is all it takes, so no fancy features needed to lure them in.
|
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"That is all they talked about, so then you can't use that," Foley told me.
|
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All of a sudden, I'm looking at this woman that is all of these things.
|
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In fact, lyrics are poetry, poetry lyrics, and that is all you need to know.
|
|
They were competing, and perhaps that is all anyone can ask of them this season.
|
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But if that is all he is going to run on, it will be futile.
|
|
As it is a pending matter, that is all we can say at this time.
|
|
Nevertheless, Smith is pretty convincing in a part that is all but impossible to play.
|
|
François-Paul Journe has a cultlike following that is all but unrivaled among his horological peers.
|
|
Just because a dog is labeled as something does not mean that is all they are.
|
|
"Winners Take All" is a splendid polemic that is all the better for simplifying and exaggerating.
|
|
It's a nice change to be consumed by something that is, all in all, quite meaningless.
|
|
Don, Jr., took one meeting in that is all they could talk about for two months.
|
|
Meet Cizoo, a new iOS app that is all about making it easier to create music.
|
|
Trump, we have in effect an election that is all about Trump—just as he desires.
|
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That seems fair, and if that is all that was done, there should be no complaints.
|
|
And if that is all that you complete in the day; it is still a success.
|
|
OpenDataSoft is a software-as-a-service solution that is all about making data more useful.
|
|
"That is all fine and good but don't invade everything else in that sense," he said.
|
|
And, thankfully, you can now play a game that is all about taking those cute pictures.
|
|
It just gets more expensive, that is all, because there have been huge advancements in technology.
|
|
" In a text message, he wrote, "That is all I am saying for a few days.
|
|
If you aren't an app-aholic or a gamer, maybe that is all you will need.
|
|
They are simply victories for Real Madrid, and that is all that Real Madrid cares about.
|
|
That is all going to change starting next week so I cherish today's French vanilla coffee.
|
|
It's about the "backfire effect," and if you don't know what that is, all the better.
|
|
"In a world that is all problems and conundrums, this is a great question," Agnon writes.
|
|
And that is all part of the plan for the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana.
|
|
By using a broom, Clark defined a layered, light-filled space that is all his own.
|
|
That is all the more reason for lawmakers to move fast and pass this worthy bill now.
|
|
They can only present, very loosely, the concept of a gender, and even that is all performative.
|
|
And that is all it may take to make a Texas ranch fund viable, Mr. Ellis said.
|
|
When that is all that is left, the manner of its falling will matter a great deal.
|
|
We'll continue to look, but-- but for that period of time, we think that is all settled.
|
|
"A lot of people have an image of photojournalists that is all death and destruction," he said.
|
|
That is all I try to do, and I take it very serious every day in practice.
|
|
That is all coming and at that point the market will harden itself against panics and booms.
|
|
That is all the more troubling because export-supported jobs pay a wage premium of roughly 18%.
|
|
Nunes is saying that the optics are bad, and that is all there is to the story.
|
|
To take a love that is all consuming and not let the role consume you is difficult.
|
|
Even if the Thunder continue to press their case as a team that is all about change.
|
|
I think that is all that stuff in a big bowl of soup that makes Jenna work.
|
|
That is all well and good, but what about the times when you're moving between gaming sessions?
|
|
That is, all the measures the governments take are patches that do not end up helping anyone.
|
|
Lego recently released a "Harry Potter" advent calendar that is all about celebrating the holidays at Hogwarts.
|
|
And if that is all you can sell, that is probably all you are likely to sell.
|
|
Her use of sewing to draw, write, and stitch defines a territory that is all her own.
|
|
"In my current business, I'm building a startup that is all about reinventing consumerism," he told me.
|
|
Whether bigger doses of that is all Trump has in his arsenal when they meet is unclear.
|
|
That is all complicated by the fact that the picture is very different in a general election.
|
|
We just need to tell them, 'You are messing with the federal government,' and that is all.
|
|
Of course, that is all dependent on if crew members are permitted to work during this time.
|
|
Yet for the producer Christine Vachon, that is all the more reason to relish being there at all.
|
|
Instead of playing solid, we went for steals, we left open threes when that is all they need.
|
|
But in a play that is all about women's voices — quieted, disbelieved, and disregarded — her silence speaks volumes.
|
|
And the middle layer of that is all the things we can end up doing with that data.
|
|
That's because this newest wave of violence follows a pattern that is all too familiar to regional watchers.
|
|
The key to that is all you do is inspections, no hardware is changed, not even the paint.
|
|
Marissa: And that is all reflective of the broken machine that we live within, which is capitalist America.
|
|
There is nothing in The Colossus that is all that different than the previous game or the original.
|
|
But that is all predicated on the assumption that selfie posting is inherently the act of someone insecure.
|
|
That is all we need to get each other fired up and it says everything in three words.
|
|
If a candidate wishes to make his or her tax returns public, that is all well and good.
|
|
But for young males interested in science and philosophy, they get a show that is all about them.
|
|
So all kinds of misinformation, and then what happened from that is all these ... So you read this?
|
|
"We have faced an occurrence that is all too common," Mayor Lenny Curry told reporters on Sunday night.
|
|
" Mr. Abdeslam's last words to the court before falling silent were: "I trust in Allah, that is all.
|
|
"To put engines on and then take them off - that is all to protect the schedule," Lindblad said.
|
|
"It's for utilization of the presidential election, that is all," So added of the GOP's presumptive presidential nominee.
|
|
Mr. Cutler's truckers pay 103 cents per container for a bag of "straights" — that is, all one brand.
|
|
"We have no role in who gets gun licenses; that is all up to the N.Y.P.D.," he said.
|
|
I've been fortunate enough to fall into a friend circle that is all really supportive of each other.
|
|
If that makes the SNP focus on the job of delivering public services then that is all the better.
|
|
I can't think of any other music that is all of those things at the same time so successfully.
|
|
I'm an EP, Joe's an EP. We have a 22018-person team that is all new on this show.
|
|
That is all true, but taking students out of the migration calculations might not change the net figure much.
|
|
There are a few quotes from Republican dissenters Chuck Hagel and Mike Lofgren, but that is all they offer.
|
|
That is, all you'll have to do is take a photo of a receipt and it does the rest.
|
|
Basically, the agony is just slowly ameliorated by distance, and that is all you can hope to hope for.
|
|
A little bit of RuPaul goes a long way, and that is all the way to the bank, mother!
|
|
And for her to do well in Virginia and win the popular vote, that is all to her credit.
|
|
It is, though, undeniably cyberpunk, which is a genre or a mode of writing that is all about interlockings.
|
|
"I walked there with my friends and that is all I had to take with me," Naulty told MUNCHIES.
|
|
That is all tied back to Bronner&aposs all-one philosophy that the company still promotes through its soap.
|
|
Though that is all for a Killing the King article when McGregor returns to defend one of his belts.
|
|
The rock is an Islamophobic right wing in other cultures that is all too eager to demonize Muslim men.
|
|
"These are serious and obviously very troubling allegations, but right now that is all they are: allegations," she said.
|
|
You all have allowed me to maximize my potential and that is all a player can ever hope for.
|
|
That is all resounding evidence why employers should not hesitate to undertake an objective and unbiased E2E communications program.
|
|
You have to make a judgment based on what you have seen, and that is all you can do.
|
|
If that is all that Mr. Trump demanded, and if he actually delivered results, the answer might be yes.
|
|
The Bush administration openly mocked the "reality-based community" — that is, all those with some shared assumptions of rationality.
|
|
That is all true and worth saying, but even in its own quite restricted terms, the book leaves gaps.
|
|
"If that is all Congress does, we won't have done our job to keep America's families safe," he said.
|
|
What the exhibition makes apparent is how far Seborovski has traveled into a domain that is all her own.
|
|
I buy more in Halloween sizes because a bite of that is all I want or feel good with.
|
|
Face in the Crowd Michael Kors has made a fortune from perfecting a certain look that is all his own.
|
|
If the summit is a confession then your solution ultimately is war because that is all you have without dialogue.
|
|
One is the health and that is all these different health reports, and it could be reports like cystic fibrosis.
|
|
But all the dresses were the same size — it's the sizing that is all over the place, not my body.
|
|
That is all it has taken to keep Diraz, Bahrain's largest Shia village, under siege for the past seven months.
|
|
"I was told the person [who stole it] has issues, and really, that is all I know," he told CNN.
|
|
Mr Zhang's popular textbook is likely to be a victim of the purge that is all but sure to follow.
|
|
Winning isn't a political philosophy -- and if that is all that undergirds your party, that party is in deep trouble.
|
|
I'm going to say this flat out in case you aren't already hip to it: that is all absolutely ridiculous.
|
|
That is all it would take, just one loss, to make this summer a failure for the United States team.
|
|
If you didn't know that this was the leader of the free world, nothing happens that is all that interesting.
|
|
Your best is good enough and that is all I ask of you, but whatever you do, don't beat yourself.
|
|
" The key sentence: "No one believes this, but if they can get Trump to agree, that is all they need.
|
|
That is all part of a deliberate "performative action," according to exhibition curator and 1:1 artistic director Omer Krieger.
|
|
Maybe that is all there is to know or understand in any human exchange: the asking to be let in.
|
|
After all, no designer wants to create a collection based on a gem that is all but impossible to get.
|
|
To get a sense of how big that is, all the shares of Goldman Sachs are worth about $90 billion.
|
|
The House is set to vote today on a far-reaching immigration bill that is all but certain to fail.
|
|
That is all the more relevant after a half-percentage point surprise rate cut that the Fed announced Tuesday morning.
|
|
To critics, that is all but an admission of obstruction of justice, or at least the desire to obstruct justice.
|
|
The worry is that, until it is in control of its own destiny, that is all it will be allowed.
|
|
That means clients are "buying more things, staying longer, having more successful experiences, and that is all great," she said.
|
|
"The problem for this bill is it's one size fits all for an industry that is all sized," Grauso said.
|
|
That is all it took for Gaga's fans to rise up in anger, upset Eilish would dare shade the singer.
|
|
A fabulous cross between Norma Desmond and Eartha Kitt, Willie channels a vintage camp that is all too rare nowadays.
|
|
And it doesn't mean that white men are all trying to hold women back, but that is all it is.
|
|
If that makes the SNP focus on the job of delivering public services in Scotland then that is all the better.
|
|
That is all between you and God now, but please know that it is not too late to change your ways.
|
|
"For the first few minutes of our arrival, and the countless hours that passed, that is all we heard," he said.
|
|
No human is as good at mental arithmetic as a $10 pocket calculator, but that is all the calculator can do.
|
|
In a business that is all about change, venture has waited far too long, and the moment for change is now.
|
|
Families have worked here, or in the local steel industry generally, for generations, and for some that is all they know.
|
|
That is all to say that despite the absence of any real sporting significance to the fight, people still tuned in.
|
|
In an administration that is all about appearances and very little about substance, this is a key part of his message.
|
|
That is all you need to have, in fact, a conspiracy by two high-ranking officials in the Department of Justice.
|
|
Mahmood says we need to do more than label them as terrorists and conclude that is all we need to know.
|
|
Trump seems to have forgotten that the UN is the place that is all about peace and decreasing dependency on weapons.
|
|
Racist and undisciplined law enforcement led to the slaying of innocent persons, and that is all; no other viewpoint is admissible.
|
|
Of course, that is all made up, but it's about history as the foundation that determines how societies unfold over millennia.
|
|
That is all the more true given the stark difference between Mr. Sanders's performance among working-class whites and African-Americans.
|
|
Whether that was Richard Thompson or Jimmy Page, Bert Jansch was a hero, and that is all stuff I've listened to.
|
|
However, that is all changing with today's announcement, which requires that users be over 18 to sign on and start swiping.
|
|
"I have written a work that is all clarity and vivacity, full of color and melody," he wrote to a friend.
|
|
She wrote her supporters: I am called to fight for freedom and righteousness, and that is all I know to do.
|
|
"I'm trying to talk to people about God, give them peace of mind — that is all I can do," he said.
|
|
The list includes Minecraft, a few different Marios, and the new Animal Crossing game that is all over your Twitter timeline.
|
|
Instagrammable food is all well and good, but there's nothing more disappointing than a dish that is all style over substance.
|
|
But in terms of how likely that is, all Biden needs to do is look around at the current impeachment controversy.
|
|
Oddly enough, watchmaking — the skill that is all but synonymous with the country's name throughout the world — isn't on the list.
|
|
That's why the book, for me, was about independence from all this narrative that is all policy and politics driven. Right.
|
|
Now he is promising a new kind of company that is all about privacy, with some dating features thrown in for fun.
|
|
If you see someone with an appendage that is all blacked out, that person has made some seriously questionable decisions in life.
|
|
"We are in compliance with all California employment laws and regulations, that is all I can say on this now," Schilling said.
|
|
That is all very well but, says the King's Fund report, "We have not found evidence of these things being in place."
|
|
That is all by design, according to Jay Asher, the author of the book that serves as source material for the show.
|
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Instead they see menacing young men imbued with the sexism that is all too common across the Middle East and north Africa.
|
|
There are attempts underway to bring back Rasheed Radio, an independent radio headed by Iraqi politician Saad Assem, but that is all.
|
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That is all well and good but what about the fact that the money may not be there to pay the claims.
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Either you are for Trump or against him, and that is all some people need to know to make judgments about you.
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That is all too likely to bring back the eurozone sovereign debt crisis and to raise serious existential questions for the euro.
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That is all you need to know before you begin plotting a night at this casual Brooklyn restaurant with Manhattan-level underpinnings.
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But, reversing Ms. Haley's argument, that is all the more reason to encourage those who seek a world with no nuclear weapons.
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For me now, I can tell the difference between something that is real, and something that is all fake and is fabricated.
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That is all but next door, in the cosmic scheme of things, and potentially reachable in our lifetimes with near-future technology.
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That is all sensible, but Stiglitz too often seems to be fighting intellectual battles of limited relevance to his largely American audience.
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He recognizes from experience that the discomfort of that bit of grit lodged in his imagination is creativity, but that is all.
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Wendy Nichol My friend Wendy Nichol runs a woman-owned jewelry, clothing and bags company that is all made in New York.
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Rational prudence is a quality that conservatives expect out of our leaders, and that is all that I expect from the president.
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Attempts to regulate the use of NLPs containing bias––that is, all of them––may be somewhere on the distant political horizon.
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And something happened that is all too rare: Throwing stuffy concert etiquette to the side, a loud, mid-performance cheer went up.
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I feel like that is all to say I have enormous gratitude for Wanda and Rosie and Ellen and everybody—Lily Tomlin.
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I read one account that said that Andrew McCabe demanded that something be changed, but that is all total speculation at this point.
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I want people to take away positivity from my images and from my project; that is all I have ever wanted from it.
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The company wanted to try something new — a new service with as little friction as possible and that is all about daily commutes.
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For Phillips, a series of hirings and firings over the years could have worn him down, but that is all he has known.
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It's a journey documented in real time in the video below — and it's a reality that is all-too-common around the world.
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"The @ILoveYouRestaurant Is A Movement That Is All About Giving People What They Deserve, Healthy, Vegan Food For Free," Smith wrote on Instagram.
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To be clear, I would be fine with a Star Trek that is all flash and little substance, as long as it's fun.
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And like many things that are geared toward women, skincare is often considered frivolous, a scam that is all marketing and no result.
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Maps of southern Louisiana a few decades ago show a boot of land, not unlike southern Italy, that is all but gone now.
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The fetish for preparation and the boiling anxiety bubbling away under it—these are real, but also maybe that is all there is.
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"The @ILoveYouRestaurant Is A Movement That Is All About Giving People What They Deserve, Healthy, Vegan Food For Free," he captioned the post.
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That is all the more remarkable given that during the 2018 election, the Democratic and Republican positions on climate change were almost identical.
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"Under our precedents, that is all that is needed for citizens to have a right under the Second Amendment to keep such weapons."
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Trump's attitude toward Putin and Kim Jung-un may set a world record for naivete — if that is all there is to it.
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That is all the left has to attack Judge Kavanaugh, but the vitriol will reveal much more about the attackers than their subject.
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" That is all the magazine needed to proclaim across the front page, "Fact: 1,189 psychiatrists say Goldwater is psychologically unfit to be president!
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Just don't expect the fund managers to have much to say today that is all that different from last month or last year.
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It's a fitting prologue to an episode that is all about commitment of various kinds, from religious to romantic to philosophical to racial.
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For now, that is all Matip — like his teammates, like his team's fans — can do: go around in circles, and wait for news.
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For now, that is all Matip — like his teammates, like his team's fans — can do: go around in circles, and wait for news.
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They might — if "ahead" is measured only by a spot in U-Penn's freshman class and if securing that is all that matters.
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Back down in Husafell, other changes are afoot, namely Hotel Husafell, a luxe two-year-old hotel that is all glass and light.
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"My 5 seconds of air time created an array of malicious feedback that is all associated with my face," Hunter told Psychology Today.
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Willink told us that the executives were excited to discuss ideas for the new program — that is, all the executives except the CEO.
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There is another room, a concluding room if you follow this largely chronological exhibition counterclockwise, that is all frothing waves surging toward beaches.
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Part of it likely comes from an organization that is all too happy to praise its latest move rather than one that creates stability.
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What you really want to know is how they perform against stronger teams, because in the tournament, that is all they will be facing.
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That is all well and good, but it is really another way of saying that the government does not know what it can do.
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Ironically for a book that is all about literature, he largely eschews literary flourishes, writing with a simplicity that is more serviceable than inspired.
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That is, all new users go through the eHarmony questionnaire — complete with 149 multiple-choice questions — before they're ever allowed to see their matches.
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It's boho in the way that is all about hard winters, salt pork, and studying grammar by the dim light of an oil lamp.
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Some sell goods in the tiniest of quantities—a squeeze of toothpaste, a teaspoon of sugar—because that is all many buyers can afford.
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So far, this ambivalence is not seriously weakening the support among the Han and, for the government in Beijing, that is all that matters.
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What we have now is a clearer path to containerization, a technology that is all the rage inside large companies — for many good reasons.
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That is all against a backdrop of bitter trade tensions between the United States and China which have led to tougher conditions for exporters.
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"It is racist — that is all there is to it," Cardinal said in a telephone interview from China, where he was attending a conference.
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Such men—and almost all the atheists in Gray's book are men—would not recognize the hopeful atheism that is all the rage today.
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This thoughtful, profoundly imaginative show concludes in a silence that is all the more eloquent for the sound and the fury that preceded it.
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Rather, it's the problem Mr. Shults has set out to investigate, with a precision that is all the more unnerving for being fundamentally humane.
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Finally, there are the cameras, which, this year, appear to be encased within a rectangular camera bump that is all the rage right now.
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It was a week of constitutional consequence and raging partisan tension, a course that is all but assured to continue into the new year.
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The most straightforward way to fund retirement with real estate is to tap equity in a home that is all or mostly paid for.
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"Practicing the same move over and over again can be tiring but I am progressing and that is all I care about," he adds.
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Mary has this, too, and a self-destructiveness that is all the more poignant because she is fully aware that it exists inside her.
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"Words, words, words," Hamlet laments: That is all Donald Trump can sound out, with only the barest ability to arrange them into coherent sentences.
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"@PostMalone has a beautiful heart and that is all that matters in a world full of people that only care about looks," defended one person.
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Changes like this are part of a bigger process of Noah redefining the seminal program with a nature and sensibility that is all his own.
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That is all changing right now — as you sit, read and soak in Ted's thoughts either in print, or more likely on your own v.
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Above all, the legend of the Lost Colony fulfils the need for an origin story, one that is all the more powerful for its pathos.
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After some serious reflection, I've rounded up the crème de la crème — that is, all the products that truly stood out to me in 216.
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Ms Kim's case illustrates the pitfalls of supporting relatives in a country that is all but cut off from global communications and financial-services networks.
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"The UK is in desperate need of new projects to fill a development pipeline that is all but empty beyond the early 2020s," Swann said.
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It is my score on that one day that I see, and just because I am a good test taker, that is all that matters.
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That is all the more reason for Clinton to reach out, at the right time, and see if any of them have learned their lesson.
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"There's a sentence here that is all but an explicit invitation for Congress to impeach the president," Toobin argued, referring to line from Mueller's report.
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That is all thanks to an administration that clearly has had many challenges to overcome but has, on balance, delivered results at home and abroad.
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" Schumer said he supports the bill but warned, "if that is all Congress does, we won't have done our job to keep America's families safe.
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That's the only policy that will ensure that gay youth have an escape from the bullying that is all too frequent in gender-segregated spaces.
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So when that is all followed by Green Day or Kings of Leon playing proper instruments and traditional song structures, it just sounds, well, bland.
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Can we take this route that is all about solidifying our own personal power ... or try to make a world that everyone can live in?
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The mathematics can be as pretty and aesthetically pleasing as you like, but without a physical correlative, then that is all it is: pretty math.
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If that is all that you know about the book, you'd think that this Indian-American writer was indulging in poisonous stereotypes about black women.
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A child's bedroom is often a magical arena, a corner of the home that is all their own — so why not cover it in fairies?
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Republicans should be all over a national health care plan that is all in, nobody out, with private hospitals, doctors and pharmacies providing the services.
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It's enough to cause a doctor visit itself — an anxiety-producing jumble of half-truths and heated rhetoric that is all but impossible to parse.
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" Breyer said it's an "extraordinary" time right now for artificial intelligence and pointed to the Apple Watch's heart-tracker feature that is "all AI-based.
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But the heavy metal legend said that is all behind him now and he hopes that his fans will support him as he moves forward.
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But that is all it is: a happy coincidence, a set of unique circumstances that cannot be repackaged and repurposed for use across the globe.
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We have increasingly seen the fear of uncertainty being priced into the market, and that is all about trade and the prospect of a slowdown.
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"My 5 seconds of air time created an array of malicious feedback that is all associated with my face," Hunter told Psychology Today on Thursday.
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The gridlock that is all too common in Washington, D.C., frequently leads to inaction, but our nation and, in particular, our youth, deserve much better.
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It is a kind of private looking that is all but forgotten – and even denigrated – in an age of spectacles, installations, monumental scale, and selfies.
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It borrows heavily from the national anthem and the pledge of allegiance but its melody, if you can call it that, is all over the map.
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The chessboard has been overturned, and that is all to the good; but in an infinitely permissive environment, how does an artist decide what to do?
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"We've created an online verification flow that is all about building up trust, so honest users can go through the flow conveniently, but fraudsters will drop".
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It's a weird intersection to be in an artistic practice that is all about making illusion, but also wanting to use it to illustrate the illusion.
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In fact, to do so is to deprive yourself of a movie that is, all in all, funny, cathartic, and more than a little bit moving.
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"It is racist — that is all there is to it," indigenous Canadian activist Douglas Cardinal told the New York Times before the World Series in 2016.
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Making the case for pro-market policies may be harder at a time of stagnant wages, but that is all the more reason to do it.
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Born out of an esports initiative that's fundamentally changed the Magic Pro Tour, it is a yearly high-profile streaming event that is all about Arena.
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The label means that no money intended for Iran can move through American banks, something that is all but impossible to avoid in many modern transactions.
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It would be futile and wrong to attempt to suggest that clubland is an exclusively masculine domain, a mistake that is all too often implicitly made.
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It is a carefully managed situation that is all the more bizarre due to the way that the AI forces the questions into specific numerical functions.
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"It is concerning to think that is all it would take to display a convincing dialog," Will Strafach, a well-known iOS hacker and developer, tweeted.
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So far, that is all he has gotten from the State of Florida for his ordeal of 23 years, about 10 of them on the run.
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That is all that has been secured so far, and there's no telling what the North will do once the last triple axel has been twirled.
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When it comes to school choice, however, there are always the naysayers whose arguments continue to manifest a selfishness and vacuity that is all too familiar.
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That is all in addition to many other types of investments, big and small, pouring many more billions back into our economy than they take out.
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So it's funny to me see to see Slack get a positive profile in a book that is all about trying to step back from distraction.
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Instead of reading what the defense gives, Cauley-Stein simply runs a play that is all but promised to deny any efficient looks at the cup.
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For that is all Walden really is; Thoreau learning from nature by immersing himself in it, instead of seeing it on the pages of a book.
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" He added: "We'd want to help our listeners filter through the noise that is all over the financial media and provide a step-by-step guide.
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While that is all happening, the coastal Syrian surface-to-air system lights up as Turkish, Jordanian and Israeli jets buzz in and out of theater.
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But that is all the more reason to welcome the existence and visibility of other models that offer lessons in making our own marriages more successful.
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That is all to the good — but it would be better if the state (and others) did away with the charade and repealed the law altogether.
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"My five seconds of air time created an array of malicious feedback that is all associated with my face," Hunter told Psychology Today on December 5.
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This is just a guess, but the pre-inaugural programming that is all over television at the moment feels as if it might go largely unwatched.
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That is all the more surprising given it comes just days after his candidacy provoked the largest female-led street demonstrations Brazil has seen in decades.
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There's a risk that "the summit is just a TV stunt that is all stagecraft and no substance," says Aum, the US Institute of Peace expert.
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"These three clubs, we're sure, have been involved in fraud, but that is all the police can get them on," Mezeckis told me in August 2015.
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" Key said that signaling that is "all very well and good but all it does is encourage investors to say I better move now rather than later.
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That is all they're asking them to do is to disable the self-destruct mode or the auto-erase mode on one phone in the entire world.
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Her voice is complimented here by verses from Cautious Clay, who brings a less polished edge to a track that is all polished edges and high tones.
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The trick to extending the closet life of your favorite floral summer staples (and who doesn't want to do that?) is all about how you style them.
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Their popularity, reckons the institute, also reflects support for strong women who are passionate about their work, a phenomenon that is all too rare in Japan today.
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The Adam Smith whom Trewitt embraces does not take into account the generous, nuanced character of the Scottish economist's writing (an oversight that is all too common).
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Animal Crossing is less straightforward to explain, but is similar to the Sims franchise — if, that is, all the human characters were replaced by cute, anthropomorphic animals.
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That is all very well, but the "guerrilla" media's scoops tend to fritter away the public's attention on trivial personal scandals, says Michael Cucek of Temple University.
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But, if what was done to Garland was dirty and wrong—and it was—that is all the more reason for the Democrats not to emulate it.
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This is because sexual repression leaves us with a lot of emotional baggage and frustration that is all too easy to unfairly take out on a partner.
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With this in mind, it was baffling to me that Starbucks in Europe decided to launch a limited edition Halloween beverage that is all of those things.
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Well, here's some good news: You can make nutrition a priority, and it's something that is all the more important if your immune system may be compromised.
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The latest episode of HBO's "Silicon Valley" took on an issue that is all too familiar to startups across the country — the threat of frivolous patent litigation.
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While I am at the office eight hours a day, I perform maybe one or two hours' worth of work because that is all there is available.
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Everything about the coronavirus crisis looks and feels like a war that is all the more unsettling because the enemy is invisible and immune to brute force.
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All that I wish to say now is that the picture has aroused all the tender feelings in me & and softened the grimness that is all around.
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"These fractures (in the gangs) started two years ago, and that caused this violence that is all about monopolizing the production of the drug," Jesus Garcia said.
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Paul Goldschmidt and the Arizona Diamondbacks are following a familiar script to success, and it's one that is all too familiar for the free-falling Philadelphia Phillies.
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In short: They have suggested -- with zero evidence -- that is all one big hoax designed to help Democrats in the 2018 midterms, a classic "false flag" operation.
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That is, all of us, not just Fred and Mary Trump, have played a role in both the myths and realities of Donald J. Trump, possible billionaire.
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Tarring whole groups of people as terrible and threatening is dangerous rhetoric that is all too familiar from societies where it has been a precursor to violence.
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"If she just knew about it and didn't report it, the government would have a hard time charging her if that is all she did," he says.
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In addition to appearing in TV ads, Schnatter&aposs image is on packaging and at the center of a logo that is all over the company&aposs website.
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Even if the Daily Show audience might not be familiar with her, Lahren has her own audience that is all too eager to commiserate with her searing rancor.
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He is someone who loves and believes in paint, but that doesn't necessarily mean that he would be able to move into territory that is all his own.
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It just so happens that a market opportunity aligned with the public good, something that is all too rare and shouldn't be necessary for doing the right thing.
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I'm not going to use any trendy buzzwords surrounding skin care as I suspect that is all they will be: trends and fads that will come and go.
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Global temperatures will make cities closer to the equator like Abu Dhabi and New Delhi potentially uninhabitable without modern air conditioning that is all pervasive and terribly expensive.
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The action scenes, in particular, have a crisp, nervous energy, as well as a clarity of motion and movement that is all too rare in Hollywood right now.
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That is all we know about the main plot line, but we do know the rest of cast, which features a slew of talented actors in unspecified roles.
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Nowadays in hip-hop, there's a lot of popular music that is all about intoxication and just really getting lit and getting fucked up and forgetting about [depression].
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So when I was referring to 'integrity' in that interview, I was talking about the method in which things were being done, and that is all it was.
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And that is all this is: a non-binding bit of hortatory that puts Congress on record without having to suffer any adverse blowback from a binding statute.
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But that is all for the future and if Gastelum's development over the last three years is any indicator, there's a good chance he will only get better.
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There is a small amount of clinical data—in mice, at that—that demonstrates some benefit for lipid [fat compounds found in blood] reduction, but that is all.
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Structuring a character's journey like that is all but impossible on a TV show (where contracts are usually signed to make such an important player a series regular).
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He has the singularity of focus and finish to earn his place in the Comme des Garçons universe, but an organic, feminine sensibility that is all his own.
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"She'll be the chief executive of her congressional office, but that is all," Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, the retiring Republican whose South Florida seat Ms. Shalala is taking.
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While on P.O.I. watch, Manning wore what's known as a "suicide smock," a white nylon garment that is all but impossible to twist or rip into a noose.
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O Shockingly, the Kendall's daddy rap did NOT come up once, which is clearly an oversight as we all know that is all anyone would be talking about.
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For now, 20 has been nothing but blue skies and island breezes, a late-career joy ride that is all the more remarkable for surpassing Federer's own expectations.
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A scene like that is all about the AD. Becky Chin is the person who works with these people every day and can organize every part of it.
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Slack launched in 2013 and rocketed to 5 million daily users and 1.5 million paying customers — a speed of growth that is all but unheard of for business software.
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But digging into the reasons for this shortcoming turns up the sort of Byzantine rules and internecine squabbling that is all to often guilty of hobbling American transportation infrastructure.
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The devil and his minions are very busy right now but one thing is for sure and two things are for certain #GODIS and that is all I know.
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"The run I laid down today was the hardest possible that I could do, so next time I just need to execute them better, that is all," Hirano said.
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Nineteen candidates took part in the election that is all but certain to be decided in a second round of voting between the top two contenders on Aug. 11.
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In Germany, the far-right Alternativ fur Deutschland will enter the federal parliament for the first time and increase its representation in the state assemblies, but that is all.
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Like the name implies, this is an early warning system that is all about prevent major issues when you roll out an update to a service or your infrastructure.
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Curry capitalized on a flaw that is all too common: we are willing to hang on to certain irrational beliefs in the face of all evidence to the contrary.
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There are hundreds of millions of things that get flagged, and we have a team that is all around the world, so are they going to get everything right?
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On behalf of Virtuix, a virtual reality startup that is all about taking VR to the next level, they went live this week with their first major crowdfunding effort.
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"That is all the more important since we know that there will not be any big steps toward a political solution until the new administration takes power," he said.
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One tip you don't often read after a hack is to revoke your app authorizations — that is, all the apps that you've given access to the account in question.
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Mr Gounev, the deputy interior minister, says the government still encourages citizens to report illegal border crossings and groups of people they suspect are migrants—but that is all.
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Some solvers quit after the Monday and Tuesday grids, because they're convinced that that is all they can do; others stick to the challenges of the late-week puzzles.
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And maybe that is all the person wants, a Band-Aid, or some type of 'it's O.K., your deceased mother forgives you or your passed father does love you.
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The strangest moment in "Ash Is Purest White" is surely the appearance of a U.F.O., an event that is all the more astonishing for being without any particular consequences.
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In fact it brings forth not a little pain, for this work teems with a passion that is all reflex, and an anger that is unfocused and almost cynical.
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The CFPB was deliberately created to be a truly at arms-length agency inoculated from political influence and partisanship that is all too easy for banks to simply buy.
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Yet where this urgency will lead also seems clear: to a trial in the Senate that is all but certain to end in Trump's acquittal and continuance in office.
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Although people see it, it's not actually me – my soul, my thoughts, my actions are me and that is all internal, so I don't take what I do externally seriously.
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"The Canada position is now that we have concluded (USMCA) that is all the more reason why the tariffs must be lifted," she said on a conference call with reporters.
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THAT IS ALL FORMS OF CASH, DIGITAL GROWING FASTER THAN NONDIGITAL AND THAT'S CONSISTENT MORE WITH A 2% TYPE OF GROWTH ECONOMY AS OPPOSED TO 230% WE HAD LAST YEAR.
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Most embarrassing moment/most memorable moment: My embarrassing, I will never tell, but it involved spilling on a white silk dress in public, and that is all I will say.
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This enthralling but elusive pianist typically has just one major recital here each year: an annual, single-night engagement at Le Poisson Rouge that is all too easy to miss.
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We will stop here to contemplate the fact that an administration that is all about stopping abortion wants to destroy programs meant to prevent unwanted pregnancies in the first place.
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An appearance Tuesday on Capitol Hill by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is likely to revive scrutiny in Russian election meddling that is all but guaranteed to make the President fume.
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The Lockwoods are the exception to Tolstoy's rule about happy families: They are, for the most part, a happy bunch, but happy in a way that is all their own.
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That is all I know about it because I carry AAA and I figure that if I have a flat I can call them up and they will fix it.
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The facade likely had steps up to an imposing front door, but that is all gone now — ripped out when the single-family building was converted to apartments around 22014.
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With her talent for speculative fiction that is all too credible, Atwood is used to people asking for her take on what might be ailing society in 20 years time.
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More traditionally, there's a wedding mole, made only for the couple getting married, that is all white and suffused with pale ingredients like pistachios, chicken, golden raisins and white chocolate.
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Just land that is all tied up with taxes and entailments, and some sculptures of Popes that no one wants, and acres of architecture that costs too much to restore.
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"She raised her voice and she moved her arms — and that is all that was needed for them to take a police grip on her," Ms. Infante said by phone.
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"I was raised to be a good Christian woman, and that is all about forgiveness, and I believe everybody deserves it," she explains after a heart-to-heart with her mom.
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She also told Vogue that although they haven't settled on a moniker just yet, it "definitely" will not be "another direction" name like her oldest child's: "That is all for North."
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But while sexual slavery is a horrifying form of exploitation that is all too prevalent around the world, forced labor may in fact be a more common form of human trafficking.
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The fashion and retail industry isn't doing particularly well these days and that's no secret to anyone, but I work at a company that is, all things considered, very stable financially.
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You can get all high and mighty about stealing ideas — and Facebook is clearly doing that — but if they resonate with users and get engagement then that is all that counts.
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Read More Cramer: 8 CEOs positioned for strength in 2016 SeedInvest is the investing platform that is all about helping individual investors connect with private companies that are looking to crowdfund.
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Rather, lots of different actors behave independently without a great deal of central coordination, permitting the whole thing to work better than a system that is all run by one organization.
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Which is one reason there is a lot of artisanal mining in the DRC, another source of concern for a supply chain that is all about a "clean" and green future.
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Thankfully, we've got Ariana Grande, a sexually self-possessed mega-diva who is the peer of her fans at the same time as embodying a fantasy that is all her own.
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When he says, "You can have everybody in the universe being one with everyone else, just one entity that is all-powerful," it's unclear whether that's a pro or a con.
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And it's that kind of sacrificial love, the leaving of comfort and plunging into the unknown, that is all over The Shape of Water, whether it's between friends or between lovers.
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And for the sect of journalists who tweet when they should be writing (that is, all of them), mocking someone else's poorly written headline is greatly preferable to writing your own.
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In the mid-1970s, Mr. Joel rented a property built on the foundations of that house and wrote a song called "Summer, Highland Falls" that is all about ups and downs.
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Musicians often describe their work as surrender to a superior force, but Taborn does so with a self-effacing insistence that is all the more striking coming from such a virtuoso.
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Future's pulling out (figuratively speaking, that is) all the stops to ghost a new alleged baby mama ... so she claims in a new paternity case alleging he's fathered his EIGHTH CHILD!!!
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Ironically, H.R. 620 adds legal barriers, including long court wait times, to a law that is all about bringing down barriers -- and we have had more than 27 years to comply.
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"We are not the best team in the world, but we have got an opportunity to play in a game to prove we are, and that is all we are concerned with."
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If Mr Trump's lawyers mean that taking "foreign and domestic governmental benefits does affect his executive decisions", the brief says, "that is all the more reason to put an end to it".
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Now that he has been accepted to all of his top-choice schools, he can enjoy a sense of accomplishment and attend his dream school, an accomplishment that is all his own.
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And it's ok if that makes people dance, but when you take yourself incredibly seriously as an artist when that is all you do, then I think you need to be satirized.
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Today, I run a digital media company that is all about elevating the voices of everyday people to put them on a par with the influencers: politicians, experts, academics and, yes, journalists.
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" He goes to galleries to buy works of art, but if that is all the artists have on their résumés, he asks himself, "Is it just gallery, gallery, gallery — commercial, commercial, commercial?
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Kaya Lemire, also from F.S.I., linked personal expression and happiness: I feel that people can do what they want with their looks...If it makes you happy that is all that matters.
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Or, in Frederick Wiseman's patient and sublime "Monrovia, Indiana," feeling assumptions gently and insistently undermined and replaced by an understanding that is all the more powerful for being nearly impossible to articulate.
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And that is all he will need to be seated by the start of the new term in October, after Republicans eliminated the 60-vote filibuster on Supreme Court nominees in 2017.
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I know that you are doing everything in your power to convey the voice of your protest and to lead a change that is all about righting wrongs and creating a better future.
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While that is all beyond the Fed's authority, as are questions of taxation and issues involving income distribution, Brainard said the Fed still needs to understand dynamics that could, for example, slow consumption.
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World Ballet Day gives aspiring dancers, international members of the ballet community, balletomanes, and ballet neophytes alike a rare glimpse behind the scenes of an art form that is all about the stage.
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As with all market leaders, energy, materials, and industrials are now susceptible should there be even a modest market pullback...and so far that is all we are seeing in the broader market.
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Cooper inserted the reality of stardom by casting Lady Gaga, a pop star supreme, but also by writing a narrative that is all too painfully familiar to her and perhaps him as well.
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Impeachment by the House and a conviction in the Senate, which would require a two-thirds majority—a bar that is all the higher because of the way partisanship has intensified since Watergate.
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The company, which was founded in 23, has grown into a dominant force in the speaker industry, with a name that is all but synonymous with the concept of multi-room audio setups.
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I've definitely had a trying week, to say the least, but I'm grateful, I'm here, I'm well, baby girl is well and, at the end of the day, that is all that matters.
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Coming into work, the new joke was that we were rallying but it would all fall apart by midday, because that is all we do anymore Rally at the open, fall apart midday.
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Once you've mastered your human-photography game, your dinner can get the star treatment as well, thanks to a new app that is all about giving you the perfect #foodporn pic to share.
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It's a choice that is all too common for America's military and veteran caregivers — the 5.5 million spouses, family members, and friends who provide for wounded, ill, or injured service members and veterans.
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That is all the more reason to celebrate the positive, pro-voter measures quietly enacted in some states, most notably an electronic system of registering voters automatically when they visit motor vehicle departments.
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But 80% of the world's data, which is where I think the real gold is, whether it's decades of underwriting, pricing, customer experience, a risk in loans, that is all with our clients.
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But the film's governing idea of love is both shallow and dishonest, and its sweet, chipper demeanor masks a sour cynicism about human emotions that is all the more sleazy for remaining unacknowledged.
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Schumer goads Trump The standoff means Trump will be left in limbo over his holiday break at his Florida resort, itching for a Senate trial that is all but certain to acquit him.
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The differing views among House members on Friday foreshadowed the acrimony that is all but certain in the weeks to come, as Republicans press ahead with their repeal efforts over Democrats' strenuous objections.
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"Just fall, that is all!" cry protesters who mass in the streets of Khartoum nearly every day, often in an effort to reach the National Assembly building on the banks of the Nile.
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"'Just Another Night' is a holiday song that is all about spending time with the ones you love during this festive season and creating those amazing memories," Marie tells PEOPLE of the upbeat tune.
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In a sector that is all about building relationships, it may be difficult to convince some people that Rainbow has softened its image and is a company they can trust to do business with.
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There is this renaissance of this pride and the cultural belonging that people don't understand about the border that is all present in this image of a 16-year-old wearing her quinceañera dress.
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I think we have to find a way to talk about these problems in honest and productive ways, and that is all the more difficult against the backdrop of an explicitly anti-Muslim administration.
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The daytime talk show is a mecca of adorable animal videos and furry guests, so it makes sense that Ellen DeGeneres is branching out with a show that is all fluff all the time.
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"Top to Toe" by Fenne Lily: I have allotted you three minutes and thirty-six seconds for dwelling on any romantic mistakes you made this year, and that is all you will be getting.
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As we wrote around the time of the game's release, Hello Games showed parts of the game that aren't currently in the final product, but that is all too common with video game advertising.
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There is another room that is all about Leonardo's fascination with optics, and how the artistic decisions he made were guided by his knowledge of the differing effects of light and shadow upon surfaces.
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The development provided the company with the opportunity to build its best fitness experience, which it has perfected through the development of its previous 30+ spaces, in a space that is all its own.
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Mr. Cruz mentions it constantly in Indiana, a state with many social conservatives that is all but a last stand for him in his fight to deprive Mr. Trump of the Republican presidential nomination.
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But what he sees is not the whole truth, as the woman's side of the story reveals in a devastating climax that is all too relatable in the digitalized lives most of us lead.
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Dawson exemplifies the Nice Guy persona that is all-too-familiar today, whereby self-identified sensitive men perceive themselves as morally superior to and passed over in favor of their more stereotypically masculine peers.
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"The heroin epidemic is continuing to snowball out of control and one of the consequences of that is all sorts of people are coming into jails and prisons with serious heroin dependencies," said Freudenberger.
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"In a time that is all about what is keeping us apart, we got tough news today about someone who has always brought America together, literally for decades," CNN's Chris Cuomo said Wednesday night.
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You may know Mackenzie Ziegler as one of the stars of Dance Moms, but since leaving the show in 2016, the triple threat has built a brand for herself that is all her own.
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But that is all par for the course here in this country that, 13 years after the civil war ended, is still trying to put back together the pieces that the war ripped apart.
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In an unstable, fragile world — one in which even Halls of Fame can fall from grace — well, as Keats once wrote, that is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.
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That is all the more remarkable given that in most cases, rates in the developed world barely reached what would have been described as neutral - neither stimulative nor restrictive - before the last financial crisis.
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"While that is all absolutely a part of the history, we want to look forward to the hopeful times ahead of us, where queer characters will be embraced and celebrated for who they are."
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So that is all going to pressure the government to kind of raise their procurements for the crops so as to, you know, give some support to the farmers ahead of the elections next year.
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"We have faced an occurrence that is all too common and will require us to do the hard work of public safety to make sure that people are safe," Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry told reporters.
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Faced with a bureaucracy that fears him and institutions that frustrate him, he is retreating to the people and places that tell him what he wants to hear, because that is all he will believe.
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Alex Woo also offers a variety of charms in gold and silver plate, many of which are under $200, so you can mix and match to create a unique style that is all your own.
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But if that is all the viewer does, to somberly walk through the hanging towers of thousands of cut-in names that seem to break shadows and light, I'd suggest you are missing the point.
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The power trio, part of an exclusive club with only six living members, chatted with players, fans and each other in a nice display of unity and respect that is all too rare these days.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - From a shrinking population and a social welfare system creaking under huge ranks of retirees to a stagnant economy that is all they have ever known, Japanese youth have plenty to gripe about.
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You can call it a "police action" or a training exercise or a bean bag and that is all that you need to claim the right to go to war on a president's sole authority.
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" She added: "I promise you, if that is all we do to follow him down every rabbit hole, that is not how we change the country, that is not how we change the well-being.
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At School No. 3, children's drawings adorning the walls show in crayon and colored pencil the smoldering fight that is all they have ever known: a tank in a mountain landscape; men marching with rifles.
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Democrats promised to conduct a sober, dignified inquiry, but the vast potential consequences of their endeavor promised to turn the process into an ugly partisan fight that is all but certain to eclipse the facts.
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An anthropologist by training (an unemployed barista in practice), she spends much of the novel contemplating the symbolism of all she encounters — that is, all the symbolic fodder the author has strewn in her path.
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In her later years, Angelou made a recording of herself reading the poem — her famous husky drawl measured and stately — but here, Williams animates Angelou's words with a charismatic recitation that is all her own.
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It raises the stakes of a scenario that is all too familiar for veterans of farm bill negotiations, when producers form alliances based on crops and region, and fight over a shrinking pot of money.
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Although some sketches, such as a "House Hunters" parody, are fairly generic, a bigger proportion emphasize intra-Latino concerns, like an ad for tourism in Guatemala that is all about being jealous of Costa Rica.
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"I don't know what it is, but there's an amazing amount of artistic talent that is all gathered here in this one place," said the writer Sonny Brewer, who has lived in Fairhope since 220.
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The Democratic lawmaker said that is all the more reason for Congress to adopt new cybersecurity rules of the road, fearing that some federal agencies are better than others at safeguarding their devices from hackers.
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Once you get past the weirdness of buying a really visual thing on an app that is all about listening, it makes a lot of sense for some artists who also have beauty side hustles.
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That is, all budget deficits are eventually financed by budget surpluses in the future, and tax cuts that increase the deficit have to eventually be paid for by tax hikes or spending cuts in the future.
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That is all the more crucial given that a growing number of Americans are "cutting the cord," or canceling their cable, a longer term threat given that the both companies' typical shoppers skew a bit older.
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That is inexcusable to me, because it's not about policy, it was just, 'I would rather have my first lady be attractive and someone I want to sleep with, that is all that matters to me.
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Even as Treasury yields plumbed record lows on Tuesday, stocks are managing to hold up nicely — a sequence of events that is all the more unusual given the tight relationship between stocks and rates of late.
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AND SO LOTS OF INVESTORS OUT HERE, LOTS OF INTERESTING BUISNESSES OUT HERE, AND IT SEEMED LIKE A GOOD PLACE TO GET CAUGHT UP AND KIND OF GET A SENSE OF HOW THAT IS ALL EVOLVING.
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In Lil Yachty, we have a fearless artist embracing all sides of himself, leaning into all of his musical interests rather than being restricted by genre, and creating music that is all the better for it.
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It's that he sees his negativity as a role of opposition against a world that is all too ready to join in, sign up, and put on a happy face "Negative refers to negation," says Nekrasov.
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Bigfoot. That is all the F.B.I. said (well, tweeted) Wednesday when it released 22 pages of eyebrow-raising documents related to a 1970s hair analysis it conducted at the request of a well-known Bigfoot researcher.
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It's a relationship that is all the more fraught given the trade tensions between the two countries, which were recently heightened by the arrest of a top Chinese technology executive on the request of American prosecutors.
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The site, social media and product all read, "Calm Cool Collected," an apparent mantra and tagline that is all feeling, all affect, all in the soothing lexicon of self-improvement that proliferates on platforms like Instagram.
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Although Hecker's demonstration was impressive on a practical level, like many of the talks at Def Con his explanation of the ATM exploit was layered in technical jargon that is all but unintelligible to the layperson.
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"He challenges us to rethink our stereotyped notions of a Puritanism that is hostile to art, or of a monolithic 'Restoration culture' that is all rakes, prostitutes and Pepysian encounters in the playhouse," the review said.
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Candace Payne, or as you likely know her, Chewbacca Mom, has cashed in on what began as a Facebook Live video and has since become a meme that is all but permanently seared onto our brains.
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The conference meetings are a chance to hammer out policy and showcase a party's plans, and that is all the more important now, with an early election expected to be months or perhaps even weeks away.
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Hours after delivering a concession speech that is all but unheard-of in Italy, complete with congratulations to the victors, tears and odes to a spouse and children, Mr. Renzi's sedan slipped into the president's residence.
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The supporting ensemble of musclemen are required to simulate battle postures with an awkwardness that is all the more surprising since they've been overseen by the usually inspired Steven Hoggett ("Black Watch"), the movement director here.
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AS EVERY school-aged aficionado of dinosaurs knows, those terrible reptiles are divided into two groups: the Saurischia and the Ornithischia—or, to people for whom that is all Greek, the lizard-hipped and the bird-hipped.
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But that is all standard Russia behavior, and something that the US and the West must simply sit through, much like parents sitting through the inevitable protests of a teenager who is informed of an evening curfew.
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There was this strip of restaurants where if you go in and say the secret phrase which is like, "I want to do drugs," they will bring you a menu that is all illegal, mind-altering substances.
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"I think Putin will be wonderful at this to say 'Oh My God, we had such great rapport, we just get along so well,' -- that is all that Trump really wants," Adelman told CNN's Don Lemon Friday.
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This is a very funny series that is all in on showing the disgusting realities of prison, a subject many privileged folks may never care to think of if it weren't served up in an entertaining wrapper.
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That is all very meek given how grim the situation is — and how it compares to what we would have seen if the same persecution had been carried out by some other country, such as, say, Israel.
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His mother told the New York Times that Óscar and his wife had fled Altavista, a small town in El Salvador that is all but controlled by gangs, because they couldn't survive on just $10 a day.
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It is an attempt to recognize, or to think about what it means to make a list that is all female when you look at a lot of these other lists, and they're like unofficially all male.
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In 2005, I started a column with a hair magazine called Natural Fix – at that time, people would say to me it's just a trend, that is all it will be, but that column lasted over a decade.
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That is all (though there's also an awesome little girl wearing a tiny replica of Harry's suit.) It makes literally no sense, it's so uncool that it's actually pretty cool, and for these reasons, it's absolutely spot on.
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Of course, the GOP has already tried to suppress the vote through a series of photo ID and other laws it says are designed to tamp down on the kind of voter fraud that is all but nonexistent.
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Still, despite these borrowings, Amino's works possesses something that is all his own – their spindly forms rising vertically and swiftly from their base, with the use of wire or bowed dowels seemingly holding the central form in place.
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Photo: Nati Harnik (AP)The rise of Impossible Foods and its signature Impossible Burger, the plant-based burger brand that is all the rage lately, and their faux-meat ilk has apparently rattled some in the cattle business.
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Turns out, that is all a front to a man who's low emotional intelligence constantly puts the people around him in grave danger, and all for a plan that he and he alone knows the true ramifications to.
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The long-term has always been sacrificed to the short-term, whether that was the retrieval of U.S. citizens from Lebanon or Evin Prison or a brake — for that is all the JCPOA is — on Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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And if you'd like to put it in context, here's how it fits into his larger energy plan, which — again — relies on dismissing the scientific consensus on a major international crisis as a Chinese hoax: That is all.
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"This isn't a normal election, anyone who tells you it is, is not being truthful, this is a general election that is all about Brexit," Allen, who was involved in organising the pact, said at a news conference.
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With all this resentment of bankers, a news consumer might have thought the enthusiasm in this milieu — that is, all the groups that resisted the legacy of deregulated, race-neutral, free-market bipartisanship — would accrue to Bernie Sanders.
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It's going to be a long two months between now and the Emmys, and when Game of Thrones wins every award known to man, I am going to whine about it, because that is all I can do.
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But if the content of Mr. Centeno's notebooks turns out to be a truthful accounting of kickbacks, it would reveal an aspect of corruption that is all too often invisible in Argentina by exposing who paid the bribes.
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Everything about Wilson — the generic way he spoke and dressed, the people he surrounded himself with, his eager zeal to never offend — seemed to differentiate him from his teammates in a sport that is all about the collective.
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Rob lives in a version of today's Brooklyn that is all dive bars, smoking weed in the street and knowing your neighbors — in other words, a fun world to spend some time in, anchored by a great soundtrack.
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It didn't take long for virtually all Republicans to realize that, distasteful and disgraceful though he is, Trump was their best bet to win them power: Because that is all they really want, they rolled over in turn.
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A decade full of such dramatic change in its political and social attitudes with regard to women's rights and equality was bound to produce a sonic landscape that is all over the place — and wow, did it deliver.
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"We've been advising clients that storytelling is critical for marketing success, so it makes sense for us to own a platform that is all about storytelling," David Pasternack, Didit co-founder and chief executive said in a statement.
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It is a situation that is all too frequent in New York and around the country: At least 63 unintentional shootings by children have resulted in death or injury in 2019 alone, according to Everytown for Gun Safety.
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"It is clear now that 'Project Fear' is over, there is not going to be an emergency budget, people's pensions are safe, the pound is stable, markets are stable, I think that is all very good news," Johnson said.
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This all has a little bit to do with Russia and Russian lies and that is all being ignored just like Adam Schiff talking to a Russian about naked pictures of Donald Trump breathlessly hoping for all the details.
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Of course, that's not to suggest being male is in any respect harder, but knowing what that identity stands for or how best to express it is something that is all too often lost in either silence or violence.
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"I have called on the operational reserve, that is, all those who have once served in the forces," Hollande said during a television broadcast early on Friday after the attack in Nice that killed 84 and left scores injured.
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"If you look at internet of things, if you look at driverless cars, if you look at connecting the next 2 billion people to the internet, that is all enabled by space, " Taylor said on "Power Lunch " on Tuesday.
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So it is no wonder that so much of British and European opinion is not convinced but neither is a lot of American opinion convinced either and that is all too often overlooked in the reporting that we see.
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She masks her small acts of aggression and refusal beneath the mantle of harmless childhood, and at her most unsettling, Snow hovers somewhere between the mystery that is all children and that of a creature who is truly Other.
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And perhaps I am avoiding a truth about the Yankees and their fans that I would rather not admit: that it is not everything grotesquely strange about them that terrifies us, but rather everything that is all too familiar.
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In any event, with a president in the White House that is all id and energy and rage, Pete surely comes across as a very stable genius, worthy of a seat in the situation room — to certain voters, anyway.
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The voice is more expansive than in her memoirs, imbued with an authority that is all the more powerful because it is diffuse and flexible, aware of its limited perspective and willing to be measured against those of others.
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"We are worried that people opposed to this reform will simply not vote, thinking that is all they have to do, like in June," said an official with the Northern League party, which is campaigning hard against Renzi's overhaul.
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"Similar in structure to 4/8/72, this 'Dark Star' has it all, from the psychedelic depths of its earlier incarnations to the jazz-inflected introspective moments, to an ending that is all bouncing and smiles," Mr. Lemieux said.
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Steinem worked with Independent Research Service for two years until moving to New York City to pursue a career that is all-to-familiar to many millennial and Gen Z women trying to break into a creative field: freelance writing.
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So the monopoly, because that is all it is, it's a total illegal monopoly — if businesses ever formed OPEC, everybody would be put in jail — here they are, and every time a country hits oil, they are invited into the cartel.
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Henri ties the total-art approach to an extension of the philosophy of Romanticism in that it proclaims a sweeping, transcendent gesamt ("total" or "whole") resolution of diversity that is all-embracing and envelopes (supposedly) all aspects of our lives.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia make their return to the finals of the World Cup for the first time since Germany in 2006 in a situation that is all too familiar to those who know the game in the Gulf state.
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" On Sunday night, Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry said at a press conference, "We have faced an occurrence that is all too common and will require us to do the hard work of public safety to make sure that people are safe.
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The prototype's optics aren't utilizing the most advanced technologies and definitely could be a crisper resolution, but when it comes to supplying a wide field-of-view on a system that is all-in-one powered, the RealMax is definitely capable.
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Instead of complex men with compelling ideas, bygone leaders like the Panthers are often flattened into leftist bros who fit a familiar, and quintessentially American archetype that is all about force and individualism, like the cowboys of the Wild West.
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But he also says that his awareness of what his business is both creating and taking away sets him apart as an entrepreneur: It's his ''edge'' in a business that is all about competing to predict the future more accurately.
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Cohen framed the back and forth between Trump and Clinton as part of the scorched earth, eye-for-an-eye political strategy that is all too familiar to Jeb Bush and Rand Paul, former targets of the business mogul's withering criticism.
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And, frankly, this makes sense, because you don&apost want to but Maxine Waters, you don&apost want to put Elizabeth Warren, you don&apost want to put Hillary out there, and right now that is all they&aposve got talking.
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But every pick matters, especially in a draft as deep as this one, and Chicago would be silly to surrender any of their own unless the scenario involves securing a top-ten player (a scenario that is all but impossible).
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While the small nation is dwarfed by the legacies of its well-known neighbor, Lesotho's ongoing health crisis serves as a glaring example of the ripple effect of misogyny and gender-based violence that is all too common, but often ignored.
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I think that is all well and good but in my perfect world, which may admittedly prefer the past to the present, specific functions in the financial markets should be undertaken by separate firms, not just businesses separated by internal walls.
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You can imagine it, nestled tastefully between a cactus and an iPad Mini, on the feed of any self-respecting social media heaux, and that is all that truly matters – I'd just appreciate a bigger, fluffier pom pom next time.
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God Hand is entirely fighting focused—that is all there is to it, save for between-level breaks to shop for new techniques or visit a casino to make money (or, if you're me and you've never understood poker, lose it).
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BRENDA PARLEECanada Research Chair in Social Responses to Ecological Change, University of Alberta Parlee's bread and butter is researching the impacts of climate change, but with a focus on aboriginal beliefs that is all too uncommon in Canadian science today.
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But there is a woman in Paris whose job it is to make the platform look as appealing as possible to an industry that is all about beauty and image: Morin Oluwole, the global head of luxury for Facebook and Instagram.
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"If they want to argue factually that Trump fired Comey because he thought he was a bad F.B.I. director and that is all it was, then that is not obstruction because he's exercising the presidential power properly," Mr. Buell said.
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"I felt it was a wonderful opportunity to come down to an area we had just finished, with a population that is all young," said Mr. Silverstein, who has been instrumental in the rebuilding of the World Trade Center complex.
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At issue is whether the court will choose to respond to a bold act of judicial defiance: the refusal by a federal appeals court to apply the Supreme Court's most recent abortion precedent to a situation that is all but indistinguishable.
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By embracing a highly transactional trade policy, which involves the granting of specific tariff exemptions at the administration's sole discretion, Trump has further opened the door to the corruption and crony capitalism that is all too prevalent south of our border.
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And suddenly, Big Tech is suspect — pressured by regulators, barraged by public backlash and under fresh scrutiny by investors who've spent the past few years paying aggressively for a digital future that is, all at once, looking less clear and bright.
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Success for any fashion brand comes from being able to define a point of difference: An approach to definition of dress that is all its own, and that gives consumers a reason to come to it, as opposed to anyone else.
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The pictures evoke — though do not directly represent — the kinds of sad public spectacle that is all too commonly witnessed in Los Angeles, where a worsening homeless crisis brings with it the associated problems of untreated mental illness and drug addiction.
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Rembrandt, who never went abroad, didn't see the original; he copied an engraving of it, imbuing the scene with an intensity that is all his own, giving every gesture, posture and face its own emotional import and stirring the air.
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His status as a handicapped veteran exempts his son from the mandatory 24-month military service, but when he tried to get the exemption papers he got stuck in a bureaucratic merry-go-round that is all too common for Iranians.
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Hosted by Lorena Vasquez, master distiller from Guatemala's preeminent rum producer, Ron Zacapa, and celebrated local chef Mario Enrique Campollo, the chefs are treated to an experience that is all about passion for provenance, slow food and, of course, rum.
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In addition to the money left over from the campaign — a substantial majority of which came from Las Vegas casino titan Sheldon Adelson — the groups are actively fundraising, throwing it into competition with other pro-Trump groups that is all too familiar.
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"We hope to take a lighthearted but fun approach to giving people who have been through a break up the chance to have a place that is all their own," Loren Ruch, HGTV's senior vice president for programming, projects and specials tells CNN.
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And that name ID -- because that is all that is really being measured in polling this far out from any actual votes and without any candidate running any substantial flights of TV ads -- is a secondary useful measure of viability and electability.
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The government that is all but certain to take office soon will put the world's eighth-largest economy, and the eurozone's third biggest, in the hands of a mix of anti-establishment, populist, and far-right forces like no other in Western Europe.
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Since then, there has been plenty of domestic success — three Ligue 1 titles and a fourth that is all but won, as P.S.G. is 24 points ahead of its closest challenger this season — but also a series of disappointments in the Champions League.
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These serial commas are the mark of the novel, whether its narrator considers his work—a topic that is all too rarely covered in 20th- and 21st-century fiction—or his love for his wife Mairead, and their grown son and daughter.
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Jack Posobiec, best known for planting a fake "rape Melania" sign at an anti-Trump rally, tweeted out a photo that seemed to link Antifa with the North American Man-Boy Love Association, a pro-pedophilia organization that is all but functionally dead.
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His impeccably styled head of hair has always been one of the best in Hollywood, even rivaling the likes of Harry Styles and The Weeknd, but that is all but a memory now — because he chopped every last inch of it off.
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It has also been 25 years since two American men squared off for the biggest prize in clay-court tennis: a high-water mark that is all the more remarkable for the Grand Slam singles drought that American men's tennis continues to experience.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's last main challenger for the presidency pulled out on Wednesday, saying any hope of a new start for Egypt had ended in a race that is all but certain to deliver the leader a second landslide.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain is weeks away from making a decision on its future customs arrangements with the European Union, a minister said on Sunday, adding fuel to a debate that is all but stalling Brexit talks in Brussels and politics at home.
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McIlroy enters the year's first major as the hottest player on the planet and he credits his solid start to 2019 with a new attitude that is all about perspective, persistence and poise, or what he refers to as the three P's.
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That letter came after Trump administration officials debated whether to seek a law to effectively ban end-to-end and other forms of encryption — a legislative option that is all but dead for now as Congress undertakes a politically charged impeachment inquiry.
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That is all, however, Klobuchar has said so far about the matter, despite the fact that -- much like Harris -- she hears about the Kavanaugh hearings often from voters, many of whom tell her that they learned about her from those TV moments.
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Both were presidents with no experience who come in with a Congress that is all Republican, lots of big promises, lots of things that don't happen and the fall is when people realize, 'Wait, it hasn't played out the way we thought.
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In demanding that dirty air be written into the official record as having contributed to her loss, Ms. Adoo-Kissi-Debrah wants to force us all to recognize a danger that is all around us, but which we have long chosen to ignore.
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Sure. AH: I was wondering, you interview so many people that are just ... Zuck, you've interviewed him many times during the shitshow that is ... All of that, and you've been doing this for a long time, and you have ... I'm 103 years old.
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In some cases, experts have traced the exponents to the number of spatial dimensions a system occupies, as well as its symmetries—that is, all the ways it can be transformed without changing (just as a square stays the same when rotated by 90 degrees).
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"I don't know if it is going to be my last British Grand Prix... all I know is that I will do my best with what I have available, and that is all I can do in front of the home crowd," he said.
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Focusing on the week that is, all that mattered was the aftermath of Janet Yellen's Jackson Hole comments and the follow-up supporting commentary from Stanley Fischer, both in the outstanding Steve Liesman interview last Friday and the reiteration of his hawkish position this week.
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That is all but fully priced in to money markets, compared to a 30 percent probability a week ago and less than 20 percent a week before that - yet the dollar is still short of even last month's highs against the euro and yen.
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In the aftermath of a party she becomes involved in an incident with police, who shoot and kill her other childhood friend Khalil—a headline that is all-too-familiar and yet still is painful to read in the pages of a fiction book.
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It is being replaced by a young and dynamic Israel premised on the idea that many problems are insoluble, that Israel must reconcile itself to periodic wars and military strikes and that Israel will always be surrounded by enemies, but that is all fine.
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"For too long the people of Nebraska have been subject to the leadership of a party that is all too content to sacrifice the progress of the people for the comfort of the elite," Kleeb, who will become chairwoman in December, told the World Herald.
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Dataminr, which counts Twitter as one of its investors, gets the full "firehose" of Twitter's public data — that is all Tweets that are not sent as direct messages — and provides analytical tools news alerts on top of that to track events as they unfold.
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The new Sub is a marvel of mechanical engineering, with a high-tech ceramic bezel that is virtually guaranteed not to fade, a solid-steel bracelet as rugged as a tank tread, and a crystal made of sapphire that is all but scratch-proof.
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In a field of constant compromises often the biggest gift we can give each other is a self that has nothing to do with family, with home, with our life at all, that is all about another self of the past and the imagination.
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Right now that is all the information anyone has, including the other commissioners, but the arrival of the notice will no doubt make things much clearer — and may help show exactly how seriously the agency took this problem and when it began to take action.
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And when Cassie's story picks up and concludes in French's next novel, The Likeness — a book that is all about Cassie's desire for intimacy and all-consuming friendship — Rob only comes up when Cassie affirms, once and for all, that their partnership is over.
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"I think that is all according to who you speak to and certainly we are very honored to have the president of the United States in our illustrious community," Palm Beach Mayor Gail Coniglio said when asked if Trump's visit is good for the town.
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"Whoever the low life scum bag who thinks it's ok to post their political views at a Broadway show and disrespect everyone there who paid to watch a show that is ALL ABOUT INCLUSION was thankfully removed from the theater Saturday night," Strumwasser wrote on Instagam Sunday .
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ROAD TOWN, British Virgin Islands (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A passport, a bag of clothes, keys and a mobile phone: that is all Albert Wheatley salvaged from his wooden home in the British Virgin Islands (BVI) as it collapsed around him last September when Hurricane Irma struck.
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This aftermarket performance has made technology the best performing IPO sector of 2016, a laudable result that is all-the-more-impressive given that the class of 2016 was headlined by niche players like Nutanix and Coupa Software rather than unicorns such as Uber or Airbnb.
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The dialectical form of instruction contrasts with a pattern of interaction and debate that is all too common on the modern-day internet: Rather than engage with each other's ideas, debate participants simply "dunk" on the remarks of others, aiming to receive praise from their followers.
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At this cusp of the teen years, when kids are excited and afraid to be adults, when they try out new personalities by the day, when their sense of self may be dictated by their peers and the media, they have an accomplishment that is all theirs.
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But the dilemma facing Mr Gettleman—how to pique the interest of Western readers in a part of the world where history has invariably been portrayed as dark, without simply reinforcing their prejudices—is one that is all too familiar to most who write about the continent.
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"We're in a bullish phase and investors have things to feel good about - a strong economy as witnessed by a 1693 percent growth in GDP, a tax plan that is all but signed," said Andres Bakhos, managing director at Janlyn Capital LLC in Bernardsville, New Jersey.
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Article continues after the video below God Hand is entirely fighting focused—that is all there is to it, save for between-level breaks to shop for new techniques or visit a casino to make money (or, if you're me and you've never understood poker, lose it).
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After the meal, the host asks each of the guests whether are happy, and one by one they admit they have been won over, despite the confusing situation — that is, all but one, who has silently departed, fed up with the meaningless gibberish and imposed behavior.
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That is all one needs to know to understand why California politicians are vociferous in their demand that the EPA continue to give that state a waiver to impose rules stricter than the federal ones, so as to force that stricter standard upon the entire nation.
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The dollar slid against most currencies except the yen on Wednesday, with the greenback seen as having limited upside potential given that investors have already factored in a comprehensive U.S. tax bill that is all but certain to be signed into law by President Donald Trump.
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"It gives in one eddying concentration almost every possible foolishness, cliché, platitude and muddlement about mechanical progress and progress in general, served up with a sauce of sentimentality that is all its own" H.G. Wells wrote in a ringing non-endorsement for The Times in 1927.
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And he did so despite the fact that all the research available on this topic, along with the service chiefs of all the military branches — that is, all the fruits of the collective deliberation he so reveres, in theory — concluded there was no need for a ban.
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And three, the booking mug of Mr. Hollins, if that is all we had access to, could have been captioned to say he was kicked in the head by officers during the arrest (and then seeing his bleeding face in this picture would have added value).
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And that is all part of Bloomberg's strategy: By spending millions and largely ignoring the first four nominating states, the former New York mayor is looking to position himself as a candidate running against Trump, not necessarily the other Democrats vying to take on the Republican president.
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Whereas computational artist crashoverrrride (Aron Johnson) does this with warped 3D artworks made in Cinema 4D, Scott combines staged digital photography and laborious Photoshop manipulation to create his human 2.0 works, which blend science fiction, surrealism, and erotica into a style that is all his own.
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This line of thinking suggests that the Democratic and Republican parties, having already polarized, are like Humpty Dumptys that can only be put back together again using their current constituent parts—if, that is, all the king's horses and all the king's men can manage to do it.
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The one health care change that is all but guaranteed is the revival of the "Mexico City policy," a 1984 initiative implemented by Ronald Reagan that prevented foreign nonprofit groups getting federal aid money from providing or promoting abortions, even if those activities aren't funded by federal dollars.
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That is all the information that has officially been released, although a handful of photos leaked last month (which today's news seems to prove real) give a better glance at what exactly this game is going to focus on: The U.S. military's involvement on the western European front.
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In my last film, there was a scene with two characters who come to Punjab from a foreign country and ask where the green fields and the people dancing the bhangra (a folk dance from the Indian state of Punjab) are, because that is all we see in films.
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The irony in the Puerto Rico debt story is that the island is blessed with abundant sunshine, a resource that is all but ignored in the plan to switch the power authority from its current imported-oil-dependent grid to one tied almost completely to imported natural gas.
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Sean Spicer says, "We're going to release a statement, we're going to get Congress to investigate," that is all just a way to deal with the fact that the president is a jackass, and lying and horrible and they know it and they're selling their souls to defend him.
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The fact that a public health official invested in companies that many would argue harm public health, or whose business might be affected by his decisions, underscores a significant gap in Indiana ethics requirements — a gap that is all too common in other states, a POLITICO investigation found.
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The news of Mr. Liu's condition could create an additional worry for President Xi Jinping, who is focused on a congress in the autumn that is all but sure to appoint him for a second term as Communist Party leader and to promote a new generation of senior officials.
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On an episode of their podcast "Best of Both Worlds," Vanderkam and her cohost, physician Sarah Hart-Unger, talk about the "mental load" of parenting — that is, all the psychological energy it takes to remember to sign Davie up for swimming lessons and drive Janie to the dentist.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar retreated against most currencies except the yen and Swiss franc on Wednesday, with the greenback seen having limited upside potential given that investors have already factored in a comprehensive U.S. tax bill that is all but certain to be signed into law by President Donald Trump.
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"A lot of people think if you've got a job, if you've got financial security, if you've got a family, you've got a house, all that sort of stuff, everyone seems to think that is all you need and you are absolutely fine to deal with stuff," Prince Harry said.
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The idea behind Bing for Business, which is now in private preview, is to integrate data from the Microsoft Graph (that is all of your social graph inside your company, as well as your documents, emails and other data) to give you more personalized and contextual search results on Bing.
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Again, this is day one, but I will give you, and by no means do I claim to have all the answers, but what I do see, something I experienced myself, and that is all you got to do is walk around corporate America and see how miserable those buildings are.
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While that is all very Scandal Best Case Scenario, Mellie's most important contribution is subtly explaining to the millions of viewers at home why ending D.C.'s misconduct problem is so hard: passing punitive legislation against Capital harassers would punish many of the very people voting on a prospective bill.
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GOLDMAN FOR WHATEVER REASON DID BUSINESS WITH COUNTRYWIDE AND FREEMONT A LOT OF THE WORST ACTORS IN THIS AREA AND WAIVE IN A LOT OF LOANS, THEIR OWN PEOPLE SAID THEY PROBABLY SHOULDN'T WAVE THEM IN AND THEY WAVED THEM IN SO THAT IS ALL IN THE STATEMENT OF FACTS.
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That is all the more so after this week, when his harsh immigration speech was condemned by Latino leaders, and black leaders ridiculed his campaign for trying to choreograph a question-and-answer session with Mr. Trump and a black minister in Detroit, preparing lengthy answers to pre-submitted questions.
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This would serve to increase Caremark's footprint to be closer to ESI in a sector that is all about "land grabs" for covered lives and the purported ability to use the threat of diverting a higher market share of customers to force drug manufacturers to offer rebates to the PBMs.
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His disclosure of trauma doesn't feel sympathy-hungry, and his self-deprecation toward his own sex (he makes fun of testosterone and "dudes who say dumb shit about sex," for example) puts him at odds with jerk-off humor that is all-too-often a part of the male comic arsenal.
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"I will just be measured in what I say because that is all about using the best opportunities we have right now to, to inform ourselves about where Alek is and what his safety is and where he is being held, in what conditions," he told reporters on Saturday evening.
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The House gave final approval on Wednesday to a bipartisan resolution aimed at forcing President Trump to get explicit approval from Congress before taking further military action against Iran, in a bid by lawmakers to reassert congressional war powers that is all but certain to be thwarted by a presidential veto.
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Things get going with the featured exhibition, a lively potpourri of works organized by the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art in Hartford and introduced by a Jack Pierson sculpture that is all but site-specific in this setting: It consists of the text shorthand OMG spelled out in mismatched letters from vintage signs.
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From the trailers we've seen, and the mess that was Man of Steel, it's likely we're getting a barely-there plot of a cardboard villain tricking two of the smartest, most capable heroes to fight each other for the sake of violence, in a film that is all action and no context.
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Ms. Harris is one of two black senators in the field — the other is Cory Booker of New Jersey, who is also ranking low in the polls — and some Democrats have lamented that what began as the most diverse Democratic field in history has narrowed to a top tier that is all white.
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"Nine percent of porn users said they had tried unsuccessfully to stop – an indication of addiction that is all the more startling when you consider that the dependency rate among people who try marijuana is the same – 9 percent – and not much higher among those who try cocaine (15 percent)," states the article.
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And unless all the countries go along and most of the countries agree, you cannot take an ASEAN position, and that is all the more so in the case of the difficult issue like the South China Sea where the strategic interests of the different ASEAN countries are not entirely the same.
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In its favor: "Joker" started the season by snagging the prestigious Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival, and this comic-book character study will soon gross $1 billion worldwide, a number that is all the more remarkable since it eschews the action scenes and computer-generated spectacle of its Bat-film brethren.
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It united a team of renegade zoologist Jackson Oz (James Wolk), his right-hand safari man Abe (Nonso Anozie), snarky "veterinary pathologist" Mitch (Billy Burke), intrepid blogger Jamie (Kristen Connolly), and a French romantic interest for Jackson who died unceremoniously in season two, so that is all you need to know about her.
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With the House set to vote Wednesday on a far-reaching immigration bill that is all but certain to fail, the Cruz-Feinstein partnership — "an unusual couple," Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, called them on Tuesday — is a reflection of how desperately both parties want to pass legislation.
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Three for three, four in five years, and 13 in total, almost twice as many as A.C. Milan, its closest challenger: That is all that will concern Real Madrid, a club that, more than any other, weighs its status only in silver and gold, and measures itself in victories, in trophies, in glory.
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That is all in addition to a spate of unpaid speeches, including one to at-risk youths in Chicago, and a separate event Monday for the Beau Biden Foundation, which focuses on protecting children from abuse and was named for the son of Vice President Joe Biden who died of cancer in 2015.
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Among the priorities are the century-old law governing private enterprise, which needs urgent updating; a badly worded defamation clause in the Telecommunications Law that is all too often deployed by anyone holding a grudge; and the passage of a law penalising violence against women, to deal with a glaring omission in the criminal code.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's lead in The Huffington Post's national polling aggregate — that is, all polling averaged together — is 49 percent to 41 percent.
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"Wouldn't use those in a traditional method since they are most likely unstable and instead use them in the way the Vietnamese did as IEDs and grenades using a newly constructed method of ignition via another small amount of explosive, but that is all I'll go into that due to obvious reasons," said one user.
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Composited in their final form, as diptychs and triptychs, the series does that that thing that is all but impossible for a BDSM practitioner to verbally explain to the uninitiated: it shows how sexuality can be elevated to psychological and even spiritual levels using but a few objects, honest communication, and a willingness to play.
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" Kliman has yet to try Pasta Flyer but said, "If it is made in Italy and shipped over here and they take time to preserve the integrity of the pasta and it is frozen well, cared for well and married to a good sauce — if that is all true, the quality is probably very high.
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Using Cleveland as a staging ground for out-of-town artists rings alarmingly close to the kind of 'blank canvas' mentality that is all too familiar to long-suffering denizens of Rust Belt cities experiencing redevelopment efforts driven by wealthy benefactors concerned with generating outside interest rather than addressing longstanding, often racialized, systemic inequities.
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And whether it be the horrific attack in France, the inspired attacks here in the United States, the instability in Turkey that led to a coup -- I think that is all a result of a foreign policy of Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama that has led from behind and that has sent an inexact, unclear message, about American resolve.
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That is all the more true, indeed, since the FBI director signaled that his probe had found no grounds to indict Mrs Clinton—an indictment that was the last, best hope of many Republicans who cannot bear the idea of seeing the former secretary of state, senator and First Lady behind the big desk in the Oval Office.
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She donated the suits that she wore to her finance job and hung up all of her yoga clothing in her closet, even though, technically, KonMari does not endorse hanging leisure wear, but that is all she wears now, and all I've seen her wear, from the yoga class we did together to the professional events we attended.
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The Arizona Cardinals play with a bold brightness that is all the more welcome amid the usual rote rhetoric and ad hoc virtue; they are vital and fun to watch, their quarterback is enjoying a career renaissance at an age when most of his peers are considering getting their real estate licenses, and it is good.
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The documents may provide clues to the defense strategy for President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE in a Senate impeachment trial that is all but certain.
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With the election less than 10 months away, Democrats are running a two-track prosecution: one aimed at persuading the Republican-controlled Senate to convict and remove Mr. Trump — an effort that is all but certain to fail — and another at voters who appear more skeptical and will have the final say at the ballot box.
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It wasn't just Lehman; it was a fundamental flaw in the infrastructure of the global financial system — no universal, digitized identification of financial market participants; their hierarchies of business ownership; the products they own; the monies they owe; the collateral they had pledged and how that is all aggregated to calculate the risks they are exposed to.
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"It signals that we're a purpose-driven company that is all about stewardship, stewardship of this place, of the people who work for us, of the Taos community, of the region, and the planet," said Mr. Norden, a resort consultant brought in from Stowe where he helped oversee its $20153 million transformation before its sale to Vail Resorts.
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I made several assumptions—one is that the Earth would be flattened like the Flat Earth people think about it—that is all continents and oceans are on the same side (as opposed to the northern hemisphere on one side and the southern hemisphere on the other—although many of the things that I talk about below would operate in both cases).
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But as Wall Street Journal tax reporter Richard Rubin explained on Sunday, that is all part of the Republican strategy on tax reform: The plan is to keep the tough trade-offs in the bill secret until after Halloween, then reach Thanksgiving with bills passed by the House and Senate and hit New Year's Day with a bill on President Donald Trump's desk.
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But whether or not we keep the old definition of starlet, which relies solely on an upward-bound trajectory in Hollywood; use a new definition that is all about social media influence; or take the position that the term is reductive because of who it has and continues to exclude, I think we can all agree that Shahidi fits the bill.
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Presently Epeus came on and gave Euryalus a blow on the jaw as he was looking round; Euryalus could not keep his legs; they gave way under him in a moment and he sprang up with a bound, as a fish leaps into the air near some shore that is all bestrewn with sea-wrack, when Boreas furs the top of the waves, and then falls back into deep water.
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Good American foreign policy is not made with alternative facts, but that is all they offer when it comes to rationalizing their approach to Iran -- as we heard Tuesday from Ambassador Haley, who tried to build a case against staying in the deal by citing violations that didn't happen, implying that there are hundreds of suspicious sites left uninspected when there aren't, and brushing off the security concerns of our allies.
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It is not enough to tell consumers they've "been waiting" for a product that is "all new" from a vehicle manufacturer once considered exotic in the U.S. market, or "waiting" because it is a new model in a vehicle segment long crowded with many of its type, or "waiting" because, yes, it is stunning in outside appearance but easily bested by the interiors of competitively priced and less expensive models.
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AS I SAID THIS WEEK WE'RE IN THE SIMULATOR WITH THE FAA AND NASA WE HOPE TO SCHEDULE THE CERTIFICATION FLIGHT SHORTLY AFTER THAT THAT WILL BE FOLLOWED BY APPROVALS FROM THE REGULATORS TO GET THE AIRPLANE BACK UP AND FLYING I CAN'T GIVE YOU A SPECIFIC TIMELINE ON THAT, BUT THAT IS ALL WORK WE'RE DOING DAILY, HOURLY WE ALSO HAVE OUR TEAMS DEPLOYED WITH OUR CUSTOMERS HELPING THEM ON RETURN TO SERVICE PREPARATION.
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For our interview, High provided a thorough sense of why transparency is so key in relation to machines, systems or algorithms that deal with human emotion: They're subject to the human condition — that is, all of the forms of expression that we leverage to communicate our thoughts, ideas and knowledge, and all of the experiences that we're exposed to that shapes those thoughts — cognitive systems don't behave like other deterministic (mathematically modeled) computing systems.
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It's arguable whether they're high art or should be treated as such, and perhaps the success of Poster House, what will distinguish their efforts from poster exhibits from design collections around the city—indeed the country—is the promise of an approach that, as in Gone Tomorrow, keeps the poster out of the privileged milieu and in one that is all-embracing: one that approaches history, society, and design in equal measure.
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On the listener's end, the circumstances adding up to a "sad" listening experience can be practical and not sad at all: the need for a focused and isolated stretch of time that is all his; the need for a bracing effect in order to focus while doing something boring, like being in transit; or the need to re-enact the emotions around something awful, which paradoxically makes you feel alive — a death, a breakup, a rejection, a failure.
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But Bannon has been seeing their growing strength for years, arguing that even while losing in the election, the need to address Tea Party concerns has become increasingly visible in Washington: And I think that's why you're seeing — when you read the media says, "tea party is losing, losing elections," that is all BS. The elections we don't win, we're forcing those crony capitalists to come and admit that they're not going to do this again.
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" Related: Meet the Former WWII Refugee Leading the Call for Britain to Take In Unaccompanied Minors Meanwhile, a letter written by the administrators of the base in 235 described the conditions the refugees were living in at that time: "There are no practical employment opportunities in the [British bases]... [The refugees'] children go to a special 'school' which has no proper curriculum, teaches only in English and prepares them for precisely nothing (just as well, since that is all they have to look forward to).
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