It's unlikely in the way that nuclear armageddon was unlikely.
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This dark timeline might be unlikely, but unlikely things happen.
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" She elaborated: "Season seven is where things really start to hot up, and you start to see unlikely combinations, unlikely attitudes, and unlikely acts.
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Something extremely unlikely is not unlikely at all if it has already happened.
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It's not as unlikely as, say, a mall Santa, but it's pretty unlikely.
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But though a Sanders comeback looks unlikely, Sanders's whole candidacy has been unlikely.
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In other words, it's statistically unlikely — highly unlikely — that bank stocks will keep rising.
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An environmentally-conscious bar is opening up in an unlikely place with an unlikely menu.
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And even if an unlikely outcome occurs, it might be unlikely in the wrong direction—i.e.
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It is unlikely to stop the revolt — but no matter, the revolt is unlikely to stop Trump.
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If nothing else it's going to get kids interested in skating from unlikely areas, from unlikely countries.
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It was unlikely that the vitamin did anything, I told myself, but it was also unlikely to harm.
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And while a Sino-American war over Taiwan is extremely unlikely, it looked substantially less unlikely in the 1990s.
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We think they are unlikely, but we don't really know how unlikely, and the stakes could quite literally be existential.
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But it seems unlikely – just as it seems unlikely that there would be any legal basis for such an action.
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It seems unlikely that it would be Medicare, but equally unlikely that it would be tax cuts or military spending.
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The indictment is unlikely to go anywhere, since Veselnitskaya is unlikely to come to the United States and face arrest.
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Clinton could somehow stumble in debates (very unlikely) or investigations into her email use could take a surprising turn (also unlikely).
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According to The Guardian, it's "highly unlikely" she was poisoned despite the unlikely odds of contracting Leptospirosis in the first place.
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That dire outcome is still unlikely at this stage, but not impossible — in part because Modi is unlikely to back down.
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I could forge relationships with unlikely people in the same way Top 40 allowed me to forge relationships with unlikely music.
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While he thinks it's highly unlikely, Brand noted he also thought it was highly unlikely to see red tide in Miami.
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" When asked if there was a possibility that he would retire, Brady answered, "I would say it's pretty unlikely, hopefully unlikely.
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But the news is unlikely to change the political calculus of Republican senators who were already unlikely to convict the president.
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She's unlikely to have an idol, and it's unlikely that someone will play an idol for her, because she's a counterintuitive target.
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The Fed comments are unlikely to provide much new information, and Yellen is unlikely to say much at her briefing, Gapen said.
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In fact, as a band, they always stood out as unlikely and bizarre in a scene that was already unlikely and bizarre.
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Theo is propelled along this course by unlikely coincidence after unlikely coincidence, forever running into exactly the wrong person on exactly the wrong Manhattan street, but since this is a Dickens pastiche, plot-by-unlikely-coincidence is only to be expected.
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While Trump has raised the possibility of Democrats retaking the House, it's still unlikely, and a filibuster-proof Senate majority is really unlikely.
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In "One Another," Mac becomes unlikely friends with the Grim Reaper, but it's not that unlikely because who couldn't be friends with Mac?
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Despite his qualifications, DeLaurentis is unlikely to receive the promotion because senators opposed to Obama's Cuba opening are unlikely to approve his nomination.
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Gregg T's unlikely memeification has served as a source of humor, frustration, and even unlikely inspiration for New Yorkers and internet denizens alike.
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He seems unlikely to win over many voters, but he seems unlikely to alienate them either, and perhaps that's what Clinton will want.
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They're an unlikely pair whose unlikely bond was cemented this past summer when Kobayashi taught Eric Kelly how to eat hot dogs competitively.
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He was only 15 then, an unlikely star of his father's equally unlikely victory in the 2013 mayor's race in New York City.
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But such efforts seem unlikely to counter its debts, and Thursday's results are unlikely to silence the whisperings of more financial troubles ahead.
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Voters are unlikely to relish the prospect of another election and, given the volatility of politics, it is possible — though unlikely — that Mrs.
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Further Margin Contraction Unlikely: Fitch believes further margin contraction is unlikely in the medium term due to a volume recovery across most product segments.
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With unlikely wins for both teams, picking between them feels like using lottery winnings to buy more lottery tickets, but a tie seems unlikely.
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The ballot is however seen as symbolic and unlikely to upset the delicate political balance between parties that had been seen as unlikely allies.
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These questions are unlikely to be asked, and unlikely to be answered if asked, but I know I'm not the only one who's curious.
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It beautifully repositions the Disney princess and Prince Charming trope, placing the most unlikely subjects in the most unlikely location: a Black couple in Crenshaw.
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Occasional fliers are unlikely to be repeatedly exposed to any potential fumes, though they're also unlikely to know what they should be watching out for.
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Analysts said the proposals put forth were both unlikely to gather sufficient support in Congress and unlikely to have significant impact on the U.S. economy.
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"Takeover premiums are unlikely to be particularly high, and activist investors are unlikely to step in while valuations remain at these elevated levels," she said.
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Pain and suffering was an unlikely topic at this week's Re-Work AI Assistant Summit in San Francisco, but Alonso Martinez was an unlikely speaker.
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The latest three issues of Unlikely, now available online, entangle aesthetic, environmental, and political concerns: Unlikely also publishes books and e-books and hosts evolving projects.
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We are deliberating between something that is very, very, very, very unlikely to happen and something that is very, very, very, very, very unlikely to happen.
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Just as "aliens" are an unlikely possibility when astronomers find something they can't explain, a new planet is an unlikely possibility when orbital irregularities are discovered.
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Eighty-two percent of them indicated that they are unlikely or extremely unlikely to continue khatna, the parochial name for the procedure, on their own daughters.
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Sabato said that it was unlikely that the Mueller probe would figure prominently in the 2020 election — and especially unlikely that it will affect the vote.
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An upgrade of the VR is unlikely unless AUBUK significantly diversifies its franchise, which is unlikely given the bank's focus and links to the Gulf region.
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Analysts said the proposals put forth were both unlikely to gather sufficient support in Congress and unlikely to have a significant impact on the U.S. economy.
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But after four decades of working in plumbing on and off, Wakefield has emerged as an unlikely personality on an unlikely platform for social media stars.
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Beijing is unlikely to seriously curb economic ties with Tehran unless it receives significant concessions on other issues — something the Trump administration is unlikely to grant.
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But this is unlikely, because your soul knows of all the things you really need, and it is unlikely that wealth will be the most pressing thing.
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However, as the events in Doha showed, the Saudis are unlikely to agree to anything in the absence of Iranian participation, and that is also equally unlikely.
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While economists believe the central bank is unlikely to have to raise rates this year, they say lingering oil price weakness means significant rate cuts are unlikely too.
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While it's unlikely that the FOMC will increase rates four times as members have suggested, the markets expectations for just one rate hike is also unlikely, he said.
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Content Price Inflation Unlikely: Content investments by SFR in France are, in our opinion, unlikely to drive a retaliatory response from Orange in the short- to medium-term.
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O'Malley must suspect at this point that not only is he unlikely to win the Democratic nomination, he's also unlikely to be selected as the winning candidate's running mate.
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I think it's unlikely we're going to get a significant miss, but it's very unlikely we're going to get the kind of beat and raise environment we usually get.
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Unlikely allies, effective coalitions Under this banner, unlikely allies from the right and left, who may have very different ideological justifications for the same policy, have built effective coalitions.
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That seems an unlikely choice since Apple uses its own custom silicon for its A10 Fusion mobile CPU and Intel is unlikely to license one technology without the other.
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While he faces the prospect, though unlikely, of making a huge haul, others who bet on individual Syracuse games would have made nice profits on the team's unlikely run.
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It's unlikely that many of them, if any, depend directly on weapons sales to Saudi Arabia, and its also unlikely that those jobs would vanish if Saudi money disappeared.
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Although it seems unlikely that he'll ever be part of another contender, it seems just as unlikely that he'll ever be a slouch on a squad full of slouches.
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Now it's an unlikely — but safe — tourist destination.
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Sadly — for everyone but City — that is unlikely.
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More than 85 percent of central banks say they are either unlikely or very unlikely to issue any type of digital currency in the next three years, the BIS said.
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White House unlikely to shake off drama There are several reasons why the White House is unlikely to be able to shake off the Russian drama in the short term.
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Both seem highly unlikely to me, the first because Clinton is already the most intensely vetted figure in US politics, the second because Sanders is unlikely to win the primary.
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Edmundson's late goal sends Blues past Ducks ST. LOUIS — On a night of unlikely offensive stars, a most unlikely defensive pairing connected for the St. Louis Blues' game-winning goal.
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Intel rated it "unlikely" US team would face opposition: One official has told CNN that the military's intelligence said it was "unlikely" that the team would run into enemy forces.
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Saudi insiders and Western diplomats say the family is unlikely to oppose MbS while the king remains alive, recognizing that the king is unlikely to turn against his favorite son.
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He makes an unlikely first port of call for the most powerful club in the world, but then everything about Nelson's story is unlikely, and it is only getting started.
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European Union leaders made it clear on Sunday that she was unlikely to win any significant concessions in a second round, so this tactic is unlikely to break the deadlock.
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I think it's very unlikely he'll delay again, and even if he did, it's unlikely the delays will stack up enough that Britain is still in the EU come December.
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With the president unlikely to release his returns and Congress unlikely to force him to, state lawmakers are looking for creative ways to compel disclosure of the president's tax filings.
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Seeing as it's unlikely that Diaz will connect with a significant amount of punches on Saturday night, his only chance to beat Crawford is to conjure up an unlikely knockout.
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Now known as Mississippi Roast, it would eventually become one of the most popular recipes on the web, an unlikely star with unlikely ingredients, a favorite of the mom-blog set.
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Schiff's offer, though, is unlikely to convince Republicans — mostly because it is not clear, even unlikely, that Roberts would want to weigh in on the thorny legal questions surrounding executive privilege.
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"Throughout the project, including operations, our review process has looked for the likely, the unlikely, and then the very unlikely," Rick Nybakken, a project manager for Juno, said in a statement.
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In a report, Arqaam Capital said the sale of the Kharafis' stake was unlikely to boost Zain's share price, as another deal at a substantial premium to the market was unlikely.
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But one conclusion is clear: Even in the unlikely event that the U.S. begins to take the heat off, Tehran is unlikely to declare its conditions met and withdraw its threats.
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The measure though is unlikely to pass the Senate Don't forget: Entitlement reform might be unlikely in Congress, but the Trump administration is looking at ways of implementing its own reforms.
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But that's unlikely — as I explained in detail here.
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" The remainder said they believed the prospect was "unlikely.
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That's very optimistic — and highly unlikely — given the facts.
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Evvie Drake is an unlikely widow — an unhappy widow.
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Perry's review is ... unlikely to reach a similar conclusion.
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But that's unlikely — very few people lose their citizenship.
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That's ... very unlikely to happen, to put it mildly.
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My doctor assured me it was unlikely that my other babies would die, but I knew it had been unlikely that any of them would die in their ninth week of gestation.
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A majority said that it was unlikely the summit would lead to North Korea relinquishing its nuclear weapons, with 41% calling it somewhat or very likely and 53% saying it was unlikely.
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FAVOURITE SON Saudi insiders and Western diplomats say the family is unlikely to oppose MbS while the king remains alive, recognising that the king is unlikely to turn against his favourite son.
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People close to her said that she is unlikely to seek super PAC assistance in 2020 and that she is unlikely to endorse any candidate who would if she does not run.
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The recommendations, released earlier this month, are meeting "mixed reactions" among Republicans on Capitol Hill and Democrats are unlikely to support them, making it unlikely the cuts will be enacted as currently proposed.
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He added, however, that it was unlikely to have a meaningful impact on the company's business for now, with advertisers unlikely to 'suddenly change the trajectory of their spending growth on the platform.
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The official also says it's unlikely Moore's comments to Bloomberg News disagreeing with the president on interest rates had anything to do with the matter, because it's unlikely the president saw those comments.
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The deal is the biggest transaction in Italy so far involving so-called 'unlikely-to-pay' (UTP) loans, which are not yet in default but are deemed unlikely to be repaid in full.
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Talks are unlikely to move forward substantially before that issue is resolved, and it is unlikely that a final decision will come before lawmakers return from their Memorial Day break, which started Thursday.
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ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported that Smith is unlikely to be reunited with former Cavaliers teammate LeBron James, as the Los Angeles Lakers are unlikely to make a run at the pending free agent.
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It's an unlikely breakthrough for a homicide case that has been dormant for so long, according to crime experts—one made all the more complicated and unlikely given the familial ties at play.
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"At the end of the day, Pyongyang remains highly unlikely to relinquish its nuclear or missile program and the U.S. is extremely unlikely to recognize the North as a nuclear power," she said.
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But he is unlikely to quit in the coming months.
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Given everything we know about Riverdale though, this seems unlikely.
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It's unlikely to make any Trump supporters regret their votes.
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"The DDoS is unlikely to be successful," reassures Hutchins. Phew.
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Despite the ISS recommendation, the resolution is unlikely to succeed.
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Even in countries that have issued warrants, trials are unlikely.
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But either way he seems unlikely to suffer Nixon's fate.
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But media and ad executives said that was highly unlikely.
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That is the kind of scenario that is not unlikely.
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But it's unlikely any Democrats would support either Republican bill.
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What's more, the chances of a complete recovery are unlikely.
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You write that cats are a rather unlikely house pet.
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Again, unlikely because of the American position on these things.
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But she added that consumer prices were unlikely to surge.
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Dapper Dan's unlikely, epic story seems to keep writing itself.
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Jones is trying one, seemingly unlikely technological solution: virtual reality.
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And it's unlikely to revolutionize phones as we know it.
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It's unlikely that Drogon brought Dany north of the wall.
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That proposal is unlikely to be approved in this cycle.
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And is their arrival merely delayed, or becoming genuinely unlikely?
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And yet, said house has become an unlikely tourist attraction.
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Mr Xi and protesters are both unlikely to make concessions.
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The bellicose Mr Trump, however, would be unlikely to mind. ■
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Many of today's policies are unlikely to cover such operations.
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And he's unlikely to get it later this year, either.
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Whether any of that would amount to perjury seems unlikely.
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In truth, Trump and Pence were always an unlikely match.
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This is, in turn, is unlikely to reassure hardcore Brexiters.
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The divide, and Washington's gridlock, make decisive government action unlikely.
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So a US motive is there -- but an unlikely scenario.
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Bristow said it was unlikely he could sweeten the offer.
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They might land in ships from faraway lands (highly unlikely).
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Johnson's doctors said he is unlikely to live past 2020.
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Georgia would seem an unlikely venue for a Democratic revival.
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It's unlikely that Lewis's efforts here will be similarly successful.
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It's unlikely that TV or print would pick up much.
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As we know, hardware revival came from an unlikely source.
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Before long, the unlikely pair begins falling for each other.
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But it seems unlikely that'll happen at MWC this year.
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For all Haley's bluster, it's unlikely to have much effect.
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While not impossible, this is highly unlikely in our view.
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A deal is unlikely for several weeks, the Journal reported.
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This looks unlikely, but the policy consequences would be enormous.
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Facebook is unlikely to be a fan of the treatment.
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But these wages are unlikely to increase quicker than inflation.
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Absent extreme and unlikely circumstances*, Trump will never be president.
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Still prospects of negative U.S. yields will unlikely disappear soon.
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The United States is unlikely to experience anything like it.
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The puffer has been the unlikely comeback kid of 2016.
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In terms of policy, major political reform remains extremely unlikely.
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In a world of panel homogeny, that is very unlikely.
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Around Us (1950), unlikely nonfiction classics that nonetheless provide unique
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A constitutional amendment might be unlikely, but it's not impossible.
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He said he'll unlikely use the ride hailing service again.
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But that is unlikely without some sort of financial pressure.'
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But reaching the last four looked an increasingly unlikely proposition.
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Still, the authors think that's unlikely, for fairly obvious reasons.
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It is unlikely Page knew Podobnyy was a spy, however.
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Serena van der Woodsen's waves have an unlikely origin story.
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But early on, teams are unlikely to attract much attention.
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It's still unlikely Trump will choose war with North Korea.
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GOP leaders seem unlikely to support restrictions based on religion.
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Ms Lynch's report is unlikely to restore the CPD's morale.
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Still, it's unlikely this fact will deter every last volunteer.
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Which, on its face, seemed like an, uh, unlikely pair.
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Cahill's point is that it's very unlikely this would happen.
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But the pope's conservative enemies are unlikely to back down.
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An outright rejection, threatening the deal, is seen as unlikely.
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This version of legislating is unlikely to yield great outcomes.
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Other court challenges to Article 50 seem unlikely to succeed.
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It seemed strange and unlikely, and yet, it was everywhere.
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"Progress is unlikely to be smooth," according to spokeswoman Gunnell.
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Poor returns make the prospects for additional casino licenses unlikely.
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Is it really so unlikely that Bitcoin will be supplanted?
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She told People about her unlikely pen pal: Jared Leto.
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Some believe progress is unlikely to be made anytime soon.
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It's unlikely, though, that these budgets will fly through Congress.
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He added that the strategy was unlikely to prove successful.
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It seems extremely unlikely that Apple will repeat that trick.
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Updates for the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus are unlikely.
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The captain, John Scott, is already an unlikely N.H.L. player.
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Tesla contends this will still be a "highly unlikely" scenario.
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They become the unlikely heroes of the new gender revolution.
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While Australia ramps up, Qatar is unlikely to stay idle.
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However, it's unlikely any of these would take immediate effect.
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Under Trump, the EPA is very unlikely to do this.
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But MESA is unlikely to live up to its nickname.
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Sadly, Mr Johnson is also unlikely to match these accomplishments.
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Watch it if only for Jason Statham's unlikely, hilarious performance.
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Mr Ossoff was a somewhat unlikely face for the resistance.
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Tonya Harding might seem an unlikely muse for Sufjan Stevens.
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But Britain is unlikely to be clamoring for their return.
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Politicians are unlikely to race far ahead of public opinion.
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They're unlikely, however, to get support from businesses and industry.
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Fitch sees an upgrade as unlikely in the near term.
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It's unlikely the company could have survived another fatal disaster.
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And the press will also be unlikely to cover them.
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But many cities are unlikely to benefit from such software.
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Of course, it's unlikely you'll have one of your own.
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The latter is unlikely considering the result of the vote.
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But that seemed like a very unlikely scenario to me.
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These trends are unlikely to fade, as our Briefing explains.
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It's unlikely and unfair to think that's going to happen.
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Still, the pressure on tobacco companies is unlikely to ease.
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Mandarins may seem an unlikely candidate for a marquee fruit.
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Cocoa is unlikely to bring much revenue or many jobs.
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It's very unlikely Hanjin can come back from the ashes.
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How lucky to have something so unlikely as this happen.
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It seems unlikely Apple would make the smartwatches larger, though.
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The move by the UN seemed unlikely a year ago.
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Simply trying harder is unlikely to produce a different outcome.
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But individual donations are unlikely to make up the difference.
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That seems unlikely; Fed chairmen have withstood presidential criticism before.
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The Fiorina pick alone is unlikely to change that trajectory.
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It's unlikely, but we still have to worry about it.
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He considered it "unlikely" the court would hear from them.
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But remember, it's unlikely that crashes will be eliminated entirely.
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Coulter posted about the unlikely encounter on her Facebook page.
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That scenario is unlikely, of course, but it's not impossible.
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Europe's best efforts are unlikely to compensate for that blow.
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Trump was always unlikely to win the female vote outright.
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An ancient culture of authority is unlikely to disappear overnight.
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Although unlikely, this situation was anticipated under the new rules.
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It's unlikely Model 3 customers will notice these small deficits.
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Chavez said Kensho itself was unlikely to displace many employees.
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Now that seems unlikely, raising tough questions about what happened.
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We consider this to be unlikely in the foreseeable future.
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It's unlikely all these devices will hit production anytime soon.
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The EU is unlikely to agree to any big changes.
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This is highly unlikely, in Fitch's view, although not impossible.
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Mr Caforio is unlikely to face opposition from regulators either.
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It is unlikely that Germany retains much influence over him.
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This is a bad idea, and unlikely to come about.
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The removals are temporary, but are unlikely to be reversed.
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Alas, Italy is unlikely to get it on March 4th.
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Much like the immovable ladder, that is unlikely to change.
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This is unlikely to involve a change in the law.
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"An unlikely source of style inspiration comes from... "My friends.
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That is unlikely to be the end of the saga.
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A repeat of such dramatic moves remains unlikely, for now.
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So it seems unlikely this will be good for hospitals.
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Still, the effect is unlikely to be dramatic, he added.
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Bangladesh on its own seems unlikely to foot that bill.
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Advocates believe Olson's bill is unlikely to move through Congress.
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It's very unlikely Ginsburg will retire while he's in office.
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It is unlikely to survive a court challenge, he concludes.
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But looking at the temperature data, this scenario seems unlikely.
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Mr Rajoy is unlikely to want to plough on alone.
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But is unlikely Natalie actually died in the carriage house.
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It was the beginning of a beautiful (albeit unlikely) friendship.
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So the currency's international advance is unlikely to resume soon.
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But that is unlikely to remain the case for long.
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His attempts are unlikely to stop the trucks and diggers.
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A VAT tax would be unlikely to win over conservatives.
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On first glance, it seems to be an unlikely friendship.
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It's unlikely to make or break any key computational moment.
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The ghost went from unlikely celebrity to suspected kidnapper overnight.
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But the country is unlikely to stop using animal fat.
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The move is unlikely to hurt Reliance Jio's user base.
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Two troubled lenders looked unlikely to make one strong one.
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Even so, this year's target is unlikely to be met.
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It now seems unlikely the project will ever break ground.
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A further €11.7bn were also deemed unlikely to be repaid.
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Riyad Upside to Riyad's VR is unlikely given today's downgrade.
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ANB Upside to ANB's VR is unlikely given today's downgrade.
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Either way, they are unlikely to propel growth this year.
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VR is unlikely to be widely adopted for some time.
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And it looks unlikely that markets will cool anytime soon.
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This is unlikely to nip the issue in the bud.
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It's unlikely one would have gone viral without the other.
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Rising inflation expectations have attracted an unlikely investor to gold.
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However, Fitch views this as unlikely in the medium term.
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Mr Golunov's case suggests he is unlikely to get it.
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The uproar over Comey's firing looked unlikely to go away.
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And Mr Tsipras is unlikely to go into docile opposition.
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He is unlikely to push for big changes in policy.
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Under President Trump, those goals are plausible, even if unlikely.
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Online consignment is unlikely to fund an entire fresh wardrobe.
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Santiago Ponzinibbio just before it, you're unlikely to be bored.
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Not impossible, but unlikely, please see Lil Wayne reference above.
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Given his relentless focus, Hassabis is unlikely to jump ship.
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Draghi said an abrupt end to the programme was unlikely.
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It's very unlikely that it will still have 19 members.
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However, Coinrail is so obscure that this theory seems unlikely.
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The bottom line: It's unlikely this legislation will go anywhere.
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The organization claims that it's unlikely the species will recover.
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The unlikely pair have joined forces to promote Ready. Raise.
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But those jobs already lost are unlikely to come back.
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Mr Odinga is unlikely have another chance at the presidency.
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Mr Scholz is unlikely to transform Mr Schäuble's domestic legacy.
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Airbnb is unlikely to go public soon, the Journal said.
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So far, that alignment looks unlikely with a Trump administration.
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Besides, the EU is unlikely to make significant new concessions.
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The wave of IPOs is unlikely to reverse these trends.
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The Macri government's new tactic is unlikely to defeat inflation.
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It is unlikely the gospels have ever left its walls.
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It's a pitch for salvation coming from an unlikely place.
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Bernie Sanders -- her main primary challenger -- is unlikely to top.
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However, they are unlikely to strike a deal by then.
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Mark Warner, are unlikely to be satisfied with Page's response.
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But an unlikely group in Washington DC is fighting back.
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Russia has a special, unlikely friend in the European Union.
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So Egypt's foreign exchange shortage looks unlikely to end immediately.
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On first glance, this seems like an unlikely turn: From
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The solution to the problem is both unlikely and simple.
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Fashion still seems like an unlikely candidate for chatbot success.
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The FBI definition of rape is unlikely to be changed.
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And unlikely to revive banks' FICC trading activities and revenues.
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But he said he's unlikely to ever tell his parents.
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Alicia Silverstone said another "Clueless" movie is unlikely to happen.
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She's also unlikely to make headlines like Musk often does.
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It's unlikely that this is the optimal number for humanity.
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But the thorny issues are unlikely to disappear just yet.
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It's unlikely Netflix's content spending will slow any time soon.
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Other Democrats are unlikely to be thrilled by this resolution.
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The bill, however, is unlikely to be passed by Congress.
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In other words, Trump is unlikely to let this go.
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They are unlikely to be included in the final legislation.
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Merry lays out how unlikely Polk's 1844 Democratic nomination was.
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It is unlikely Clinton will be similarly prolific this quarter.
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That's why it's unlikely oil will go back to $100.
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Even so, it is unlikely to slake California's drought entirely.
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Trump's efforts to browbeat are unlikely to overcome these limitations.
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But such a role appeared unlikely because of security concerns.
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Joan's gamble pays off and she wins an unlikely ally.
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The decision is unlikely to become easier as 2016 progresses.
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Analysts say the court is unlikely to overturn the result.
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But experts say this "relief rally" is unlikely to last.
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And it's one that is unlikely to end anytime soon.
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I'd say the age of these cases make that unlikely.
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Unlikely, yes, but no longer outside the borders of reality.
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But Transneft was unlikely to change tack, two sources said.
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But this is unlikely to be the end for Pepe.
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Hell, I was an unlikely candidate for Wall Street mediocrity.
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It is unlikely to be plain sailing any time soon.
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Headline inflation in any case is unlikely to spiral higher.
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He is unlikely to face competition from within ruling circles.
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An independent audit revealed the drug was unlikely to work.
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John Kasich were all unlikely to drop out anytime soon.
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It seems unlikely this inspiration comes from today's U.S. payrolls.
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Ben Carson is an unlikely nominee to face this obstruction.
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China's biggest viral game this week was an unlikely hit.
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But despite the challenges, they find unlikely sources of strength.
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Sometimes beauty can be found in the most unlikely places.
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Trump acknowledged that Democrats are unlikely to support that effort.
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And he recognized the unlikely nature of his presidential bid.
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I'm mostly bummed that we're unlikely to see a sequel.
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The court is unlikely to agree to the new request.
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His lawyer said Sokolovsky was unlikely to appeal Thursday's verdict.
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If we can't, it's highly unlikely that we will buy.
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It is unlikely Iran Air can expand its operations tenfold.
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Congress is unlikely to accept most of the Trump proposals.
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Still, the company is unlikely to be short of money.
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It's unlikely that hoverboards will disappear from the American landscape.
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Tolerance is unlikely to erode as the millennials grow older.
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Republicans are unlikely to reflexively defend Trump, say Senate aides.
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HASTINGS: I DON'T THINK SO. THAT WOULD BE VERY UNLIKELY.
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An immediate respite from Harvey's wrath seems unlikely to come.
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That's an unlikely role for an intelligent and accomplished woman.
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Unlikely. But let us entertain the notion that it is.
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Yet even this policy is unlikely to be applied consistently.
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It is highly unlikely to, if Taiwan has a say.
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For now, it seems unlikely that the Republicans will budge.
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This would be unlikely to significantly affect corporate credit profiles.
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It is unlikely that Macmillan would act before Fox News.
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They are certainly unlikely to overthrow Assad on their own.
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That's unlikely to happen right now, but it is possible.
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While not impossible, this is highly unlikely, in Fitch's view.
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But his obstinance is unlikely to do him any good.
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The two ended up becoming unlikely friends, and eventually partners.
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That seems unlikely now, but the effect was the same.
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Unfortunately, they are unlikely to be implemented any time soon.
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However, such a ruling is unlikely before the March election.
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For now, the collapse of Twitter is an unlikely hypothetical.
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I think it's very unlikely to have ballots thrown out.
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" But, he admitted, "that seems very unlikely at this point.
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The end result is unlikely to be pretty for Republicans.
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Whomever it is, they are unlikely to be America's friends.
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"My guess is Supreme Court review is unlikely," he said.
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It would also need congressional approval, which is highly unlikely.
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Help came from an unlikely place: the Department of Agriculture.
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Had I bowed out from another profession, it's unlikely that
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It's highly unlikely that it all came from one fight.
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"It is highly unlikely something called 'earmarks' return," Joyce said.
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Hardening U.S. attitudes towards everything Chinese are unlikely to reverse.
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It seems unlikely the incident will affect the election, however.
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Bipartisan support for May's deal (or any other) remains unlikely.
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It is unlikely to smooth over relations with America's allies.
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We're about to find out, but from an unlikely source.
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Flynn is unlikely to be sentenced to significant prison time.
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Given the weight of the evidence, though, it seemed unlikely.
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And that's if they controlled both chambers, which is unlikely.
|
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But Lynyak noted the bill could find some unlikely allies.
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Ten years ago, Walmart and Patagonia began an unlikely partnership.
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If so, they are unlikely to curb their spending overnight.
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While not impossible, this is highly unlikely in Fitch's view.
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The other 27 countries are unlikely to go for this.
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But an unlikely alliance of farmers and environmentalists support him.
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Yet Mr Crabb is unlikely to make the final two.
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Britain is highly unlikely even to keep out the unskilled.
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It was well done, though unlikely to sway many partisans.
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But it seems unlikely that profits can stay elevated indefinitely.
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Consequently, reducing pollutants would be unlikely to save any lives.
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A second source confirmed it was unlikely to be pursued.
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It is unlikely to change materially in the near term.
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An appeal seemed unlikely given Leon's smackdown of government lawyers.
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The memo itself is unlikely to contain any smoking guns.
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Kentucky is unlikely to be a battleground state in 2020.
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Without your leadership it is unlikely to be solved soon.
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So it's unlikely that he would want to do that.
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Given Barr's Twitter history, it seems unlikely she needed medication.
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Still, it's unlikely to be taken up in the Senate.
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This is highly unlikely in Fitch's view, although not impossible.
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Still, it is unlikely electors will defect in significant numbers.
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Unlikely, but let's give Netflix the benefit of the doubt.
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Further, it's unlikely in any event to be easy to
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But, it's unlikely that the legislation will pass the Senate.
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Indeed, trade is unlikely to fade in importance to investors.
|
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Trump seems unlikely to release his returns on his own.
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So far, signs indicate Democrats are unlikely to accomplish this.
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Absent such a requirement, the Fed is unlikely to act.
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And yes, dear reader, I said it was very unlikely.
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Absent a coup, regime change is unlikely in the North.
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"So they are unlikely to be deterred by a note."
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"But we view this scenario as rather unlikely," Hense said.
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But it's unlikely this would lead to actual corporate change.
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This claim of nondisclosure, though, is unlikely to go far.
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It is a confrontation unlikely to have a happy ending.
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Hero Tees customers are unlikely to get their money back.
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I knew he was unlikely to speak to them directly.
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And it appears very unlikely that a deal is forthcoming.
|
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But, these unlikely finalists said, the lasting effects were positive.
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For Stroll that breakthrough is unlikely to come on Sunday.
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It's unlikely that they will be enough to satisfy protestors.
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Annie Clark seems an unlikely candidate for His special attention.
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Continuing to ignore allies will make substantive progress extremely unlikely.
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Bjorn Eriksson is an unlikely champion of the cash economy.
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The contents are unlikely to be delicate or ethereal, though.
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And they are highly unlikely to start a new party.
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And Sobczak said he's unlikely to forget what he saw.
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A better agreement with Greece is unlikely to surface soon.
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Clinton, a cautious candidate by nature, is unlikely to take.
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But he acknowledged transportation funding is unlikely to be revisited.
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This is unlikely to occur while Putin is in power.
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It seems unlikely, though, that this will come to pass.
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But these changes are unlikely to occur without clear incentives.
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Cristol added that Russia and China are also unlikely candidates.
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The effort is unlikely to succeed, as things stand now.
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The love of football brings the most unlikely individuals together.
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It is unlikely he'll be visiting Ms. Barton anytime soon.
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It seems unlikely that this will be a good thing.
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Buy it hereIt was an unlikely quest from the start.
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Achieving that goal is considered unlikely under the forthcoming regulations.
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While it may be frustrating, it's extremely unlikely to stop.
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Zuby Malik is an unlikely candidate to violate international law.
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It's unlikely that anyone looks to him for sheer style.
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In any case, he appears unlikely to change his tune.
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In my case, I seemed an unlikely candidate for addiction.
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While these tariffs last, it's unlikely they can take off.
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Jon is one half of the novel's unlikely romantic couple.
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Editorial Notebook Chuck Tingle took an unlikely route to heroism.
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Their home, like lions in Detroit, was also unlikely: Chicago.
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Despite his proclamation, it was unlikely Trump would follow through.
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But harping on the subject is unlikely to persuade her.
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Unfortunately, history suggests their efforts are extremely unlikely to succeed.
|
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El petro is unlikely to be "kryptonite" for U.S. sanctions.
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It's unlikely candidates are experts in each of these areas.
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"I think this is unlikely to be approved," she said.
|
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But such reforms seem unlikely in the current political climate.
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"It is highly unlikely — there is no evidence," he said.
|
|
Article of the Day Article: 'The Neighborhood Bookstore's Unlikely Ally?
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America's democratic norms make widespread unrest unlikely, Mr. Levitsky said.
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And that threat is unlikely to disappear any time soon.
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In "Dark Waters," Bilott is not only an unlikely hero.
|
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House Democratic aides also said a new approach was unlikely.
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One of those amendments, unlikely to be approved, is Sen.
|
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But it seems unlikely, given the distribution of existing opinion.
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But that's even more unlikely under our current electoral rules.
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Part of it is his unlikely journey to the NBA.
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So while this outcome is unlikely, it's certainly not inconceivable.
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A further upgrade is unlikely given the current operating environment.
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Is It Better Than Skegness: I think it's highly unlikely.
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Now it's unlikely he'll ever run for any office again.
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It seems unlikely, especially considering how universally loathed Bixby is.
|
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But even that is unlikely to cancel the cost disadvantage.
|
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Those concerns mean Western donors are unlikely to step forward.
|
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But their momentous meeting is unlikely to spark romantic fireworks.
|
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The further away, it is very unlikely that will happen.
|
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The afternoon, then, provided an unlikely treat for the fans.
|
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But that is extremely unlikely to happen in this case.
|
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This approach is unlikely to sit well with the courts.
|
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That looked unlikely as recently as a month ago. 4.
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It's highly unlikely Delrahim would upend the consumer welfare standard.
|
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A competing bid for Dominion is unlikely, analysts have said.
|
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So as things stand today, it is unlikely that Mrs.
|
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Why has that worked for this most unlikely of messengers?
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Without her vote, Wheeler's proposal is unlikely to be approved.
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"I think it would be highly unlikely if it's not."
|
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He added that it's unlikely the EPA broke the law.
|
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The media is unlikely to stop Trump from attacking them.
|
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Otherwise, it's unlikely he'd ever admit this reality to himself.
|
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"I think it's very unlikely that it succeeds," he said.
|
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The vote, expected on Wednesday, is very unlikely to pass.
|
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Obviously, the GOP is unlikely to be swayed by demonstrations.
|
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The installation gives this doomed shanty town an unlikely beauty.
|
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Third, the DNC operation is unlikely to remain an exception.
|
|
But it was an unlikely movie that got him hooked.
|
|
What do you say to those who say it's unlikely?
|
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The neoconservatives were unlikely candidates for Gingrich and Dole's project.
|
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But experts on royal convention think this is highly unlikely.
|
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I think it's unlikely to win at the Supreme Court.
|
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Without good news on the trade front, respite is unlikely.
|
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At first glance, Denver seems an unlikely place for doom.
|
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It is unlikely Siesta Key will find a similar fanbase.
|
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That said, it's unlikely my opinion will change their minds.
|
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This scenario is uncertain at best (okay, it's pretty unlikely).
|
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It's unlikely that they'd get caught because of a download.
|
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Samuel's suit looks unlikely to get anywhere in India's courts.
|
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He's one of many unlikely heroes in this Leicester side.
|
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Unlikely: The cartels would simply seek out new markets elsewhere.
|
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Iranians will suffer, but the U.S. is unlikely to benefit.
|
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Republicans are more divided — 5513% consider interference likely, 2551% unlikely.
|
|
"Or we may never know — that seems unlikely," Hasen said.
|
|
But the deal is unlikely to hold up long term.
|
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An upgrade for POI is unlikely in the near term.
|
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Even more unlikely is that the European Commission would agree.
|
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But it seems unlikely that the tax will be enacted.
|
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He was an unlikely spy, a bit bumbling and nervous.
|
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They are unlikely to result in a more deliberate approach.
|
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He acknowledged he's unlikely to run for president in 2020.
|
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Police in their 1968 report found this was highly unlikely.
|
|
And it triggered another unlikely feud, with rapper Azealia Banks.
|
|
For the moment, sharp accelerations in inflation seem quite unlikely.
|
|
But such criticisms are unlikely to ruffle the Chinese government.
|
|
Moscow said it was unlikely that terrorism caused the crash.
|
|
But he came to see that was unlikely to happen.
|
|
But that is unlikely to happen until the North denuclearizes.
|
|
In some ways, Trump and Heritage were an unlikely match.
|
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Hainline told the newspaper that was a "very unlikely" outcome.
|
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That is unlikely to appease many of his supporters, however.
|
|
It is unlikely that he believes his powers are waning.
|
|
And in Columbus, there are some unlikely new success stories.
|
|
Album Review Swamp Dogg has been keeping unlikely company lately.
|
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The president's language is unlikely to be helpful to them.
|
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Some producers, like Mr. Brennan, are foraging in unlikely areas.
|
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It's fucking unlikely, but then so was Leicester's title tilt.
|
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Sadly, it's unlikely that Assad will stop using chemical weapons.
|
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Unlikely as it may seem, I found myself believing her.
|
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So it's unlikely that Sessions just forgot about these meetings.
|
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It looks unlikely that it will get to this point.
|
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Analysts say big moves are unlikely before Thursday's ECB meeting.
|
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Still, it's unlikely that the GOP tax bill will help.
|
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Mr Trump's mooted changes are unlikely to close this loophole.■
|
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Dorian is unlikely to be the last of its kind. ■
|
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The field's other unicorns are unlikely to give up trying.
|
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These habitual, uninspiring meals seem unlikely fuel for creative work.
|
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Now, Eric Trump's phrasing is unlikely to incite anything horrible.
|
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Others load up on dietary supplements (also unlikely to work).
|
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But he is unlikely to spend a day in jail.
|
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Bonds may seem an unlikely instrument for saving the world.
|
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But experts say that is unlikely and would be unprecedented.
|
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It's unlikely that a more qualified person could've beaten Corker.
|
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Rustam may seem an unlikely place to encourage collegiate dreams.
|
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They are unlikely, however, to actually serve the prison sentence.
|
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He said, however, it's unlikely that's what's happened with Verboten.
|
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You get Democrats winning elections in the most unlikely places.
|
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It is a staggeringly unlikely location for a fancy restaurant.
|
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That's unlikely to last, and a downturn could produce casualties.
|
|
The forays into high fashion are unlikely to appease them.
|
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But it is unlikely that any particular insight was intended.
|
|
BriseBois has said such a move is unlikely this season.
|
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This time, her partner was an unlikely choice: Kid Rock.
|
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At 90, Ms. Price has become an unlikely movie star.
|
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So it's unlikely one will pop up in our neighborhood.
|
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At 70, it's unlikely Trump's pattern of behavior will change.
|
|
But the cuts are unlikely to be approved by Congress.
|
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And the scrutiny is unlikely to let up anytime soon.
|
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It's extremely unlikely for a recession to come from abroad.
|
|
The Labour party's demands are also unlikely to stop there.
|
|
And China has sought help from an unlikely quarter: Japan.
|
|
That partisan proposal is unlikely to garner any Democratic support.
|
|
Such a diet is also unlikely to provide any benefits.
|
|
It would also be unlikely to win over Iran's leaders.
|
|
His doctors said he was unlikely to live past 2020.
|
|
Trump administration officials say a full troop withdrawal is unlikely.
|
|
But those limits are unlikely to "enormously" reduce gun violence.
|
|
Unlikely. The answer might be simpler, according to the NYT.
|
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The unlikely coalition came together in frustration with Republican Rep.
|
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You're unlikely to find a superb meal in these parts.
|
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Its motivations are unlikely to be wholly pure, of course.
|
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But he conceded that government intervention seems unlikely at best.
|
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Royer had health problems that doctors said made pregnancy unlikely.
|
|
Meredith, in some ways, is an unlikely match for Time.
|
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But it's pretty unlikely, I would think, at this time.
|
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A lack of profits is unlikely to scare off investors.
|
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Metal detectors are unlikely to stop a gunman, experts say.
|
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Law and Justice's leaders are unlikely to embrace Wyspianski's vision.
|
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Sorry if I'm wrong but it's highly unlikely I am.
|
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Wall Street bankers are unlikely to cheer such a development.
|
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It's possible that it's been signed off on, but unlikely.
|
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Ren Zhengfei: It's unlikely for us to welcome foreign investors.
|
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The bill is very unlikely to advance in the Senate.
|
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Hope arrives, as it often will, in an unlikely form.
|
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With the Time deal, that seems as unlikely as ever.
|
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John Saunders had an unlikely path to becoming a manufacturer.
|
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Homeowners' claims would be unlikely to be paid in full.
|
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A listener is unlikely to experience catharsis or find consolation.
|
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The growth is unlikely to continue at the same pace.
|
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It's also reignited speculation over unlikely contenders in the space.
|
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Seems unlikely, but if true, that's a lot of lines.
|
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The Comey hearing, then, is unlikely to change their minds.
|
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And it would seem very unlikely that he'll come around.
|
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Ms. Rowling appears unlikely to refrain from posting future criticisms.
|
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Mr. Lhéritier seems an unlikely figure to spark this mania.
|
|
But experts say a takeover by Rosneft is highly unlikely.
|
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The Wuhan coronavirus is very unlikely to kill you personally.
|
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I would say that kind of trade is exceedingly unlikely.
|
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That is unlikely to happen, for a number of reasons.
|
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So embryonic editing is unlikely to prevent most medical problems.
|
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Such legislation, however, is unlikely to reach the Senate floor.
|
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The prospect of rates rising anytime soon may seem unlikely.
|
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A bright tomorrow is unlikely to be in the forecast.
|
|
But it's unlikely the legislation will change much for applicants.
|
|
Such careful thinking is unlikely during Trump's time in office.
|
|
Younger Democratic hopefuls are unlikely to share Ms. Buell's reservations.
|
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Experts said it was unlikely to cause any serious damage.
|
|
It seems unlikely that she would have forgiven anyone else.
|
|
Veena Dubal is an unlikely star in the tech world.
|
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At this point, it's unlikely that they'll dispute the facts.
|
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An unlikely fashionable accessory this season was the water bottle.
|
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In foreign policy, it's unlikely that Russia will change course.
|
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And burned and degraded remains can make extracting DNA unlikely.
|
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If you're new to his world, that might seem unlikely.
|
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And yes, change of any kind at all seems unlikely.
|
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House Democrats saw his participation in the inquiry as unlikely.
|
|
As unlikely as Nohemi's death was, it was not random.
|
|
Joel Berry might have been an unlikely source for that.
|
|
But it was unlikely to bolster Mr. Trump's public image.
|
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Democrats are unlikely to agree to some of those measures.
|
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"I think it's unlikely he really understands it very well."
|
|
But Senate Republicans are unlikely to take up the bill.
|
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However, this seems an unlikely option and would be unstable.
|
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If that's the case, it's unlikely Congress will play along.
|
|
So, why is Cha unlikely to assume the ambassador position?
|
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It is unlikely that the military will respond any differently.
|
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I am an unlikely president of an liberal arts college.
|
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Now there's an unlikely ambassador for Asia's king of fruit.
|
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It's unlikely that any life is currently thriving on Mars.
|
|
The Florida massacre is unlikely to shift the political terrain.
|
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That compares with 59% who see a recession as unlikely.
|
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Similarly, American trust for Chinese companies is unlikely to grow.
|
|
Despite all this, Mr. Zuma is unlikely to relinquish power.
|
|
If it fails, the bill is unlikely to become law.
|
|
Yet many across South Korea find that prospect highly unlikely.
|
|
But Trump seems unlikely to stop meddling in judicial affairs.
|
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They are unlikely to start the process over this year.
|
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While not impossible, this is highly unlikely, in our view.
|
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It's unlikely I'll keep them both, but I love options!
|
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The presidency is a job Sisi is unlikely to lose.
|
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He is unlikely to be pardoned, according to AP. Gov.
|
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Netflix constantly puts out series that blend unlikely genres together.
|
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Future divers, however, are unlikely to enjoy the same sights.
|
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But business groups and business owners say that is unlikely.
|
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They were an unlikely couple in more ways than one.
|
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A significant settlement now appears unlikely in the California case.
|
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But the controversy over his sentence is unlikely to end.
|
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And the extradition of Mr. Crusius to Mexico is unlikely.
|
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But it's unlikely that you'll qualify for the best rates.
|
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The holiday skating rink may seem an unlikely environmental battleground.
|
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Currently, that looks extremely unlikely, although it is early days.
|
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The odds of getting rich from an IPO are unlikely.
|
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But that's unlikely to spike von der Leyen's green guns.
|
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It is unlikely to put boots on the ground immediately.
|
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Three states are unlikely to be competitive come November: Rep.
|
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But prosecution of Lauer is unlikely, legal experts tell PEOPLE.
|
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It is profoundly unlikely that it will wipe humanity out.
|
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On paper, Kerr is an unlikely champion of LGBTQ rights.
|
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What had seemed so unlikely had happened: Jade woke up.
|
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It's unlikely to pass, much less keep temperatures from rising.
|
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"It isn't as unlikely as it usually is," McDowell said.
|
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To us, the Senate is unlikely to reject her nomination.
|
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That seemed deeply unlikely at the start of this campaign.
|
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It said Ms. Conway was "highly unlikely" to err again.
|
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Yet, Labour's populist economic manifesto is unlikely to win votes.
|
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Other countries are unlikely to openly chastise UNRWA for incitement.
|
|
But that's unlikely to happen, or open revolt would follow.
|
|
But legal experts say Mueller's team is unlikely to bother.
|
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Mr. Lewis was, in appearance and background, an unlikely suspect.
|
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It seems unlikely that any of that will change now.
|
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It also seems unlikely a recession is on the horizon.
|
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Among women, 267% say they are unlikely to back him.
|
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Big tech is unlikely to be enthusiastic about these measures.
|
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It's unlikely the burglars are trying to stash the jewels.
|
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The unrest in Iraq looks unlikely to stop anytime soon.
|
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It appears unlikely that Mulvaney will comply with the request.
|
|
It was led by an unlikely figure -- Democratic socialist Sen.
|
|
Yet, experts say that is unlikely to happen anytime soon.
|
|
She noted it's "extremely unlikely," but wouldn't rule it out.
|
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It's unlikely the entire building can be salvaged, he said.
|
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It's unlikely the entire building can be salvaged, Tyner said.
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Obama is unlikely to weigh in directly on the election.
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But it's unlikely audiences would go back toward traditional bundles.
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Hundreds of gold coins were unearthed in an unlikely spot.
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Despite Chinese manipulation, voluntary reunification with the mainland is unlikely.
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And so we have our unlikely allies coming together here.
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However, it's unlikely the Senate will take up the measure.
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While not impossible, in Fitch's view this is highly unlikely.
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"It is unlikely they are going to skyrocket," he said.
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Sadegh's efforts to clear his name are unlikely to succeed.
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Centre Party is unlikely to push for a new election.
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I consider it unlikely that anything will happen in practice.
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But it seems unlikely that such measures will be implemented.
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Haruki Murakami, since it seems unlikely I'll ever meet him.
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This volatility is unlikely to change in the near future.
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An estimated 25% of millennials are unlikely to ever marry.
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The Senate is unlikely to vote to convict the president.
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Those assurances seemed unlikely to change the White House's position.
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But Coffman's discharge petition is unlikely to go anywhere regardless.
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As of now, it seems extremely unlikely that will happen.
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Democrats are unlikely to be able to block Scalia's confirmation.
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The excess capital is unlikely to find more productive uses.
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Justin Vernon's Bon Iver origin story is already unlikely enough.
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That unlikely formula had proved to be perfect — until Monday.
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The latest serving is unlikely to be the final helping.
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It's unlikely that Kavanaugh will offer a meaningful response, however.
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Without a significant shift in public opinion, that looks unlikely.
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The debt, as a result, is unlikely to be eliminated.
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They are also happy to have formed an unlikely friendship.
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Here's how these unlikely countries made it to snowy Pyeongchang.
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It is unlikely that there will room for fiscal profligacy.
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This is highly unlikely in our view, though not impossible.
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One source told the Journal that it would be unlikely.
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However, it seems unlikely that this could come to pass.
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However, that scenario remains highly unlikely at present, he added.
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The defendants are unlikely to ever appear in US court.
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As such, this action is unlikely to change any votes.
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Their opposition is unlikely to slow Kavanaugh's march to confirmation.
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He liked to talk about his unlikely friendship with Fred.
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Republicans are unlikely to be able to survive her defection.
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But in economic terms, they're unlikely to move the needle.
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But the existing political system makes that unlikely as well.
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It seemed unlikely that any of the bills would pass.
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Democrats are unlikely to flee en masse from the bill.
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Experts say the plan seems unlikely to come to fruition.
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That plan, though, is unlikely to fly with Senate Democrats.
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And today is unlikely to be the last such instance.
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However, they are unlikely to end massacres or school shootings.
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That seems unlikely to happen soon given the recent experience.
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The event is unlikely to include executives of U.S. companies.
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However, the EU is unlikely to agree to the idea.
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This path is unlikely to be sustainable, economically or politically.
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It seems unlikely this will be the norm going forward.
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Comparisons between the three are unlikely to stick for long.
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Through my volunteer work, I have developed many unlikely friendships.
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That's very unlikely, because of the disincentives to publish pseudonymously.
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But Skelley admits that this chain of events is unlikely.
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Finally, we end with relationship advice from an unlikely duo.
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Greta Thunberg is an unlikely, though not entirely accidental, activist.
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Thankfully, a return to that level of tension seems unlikely.
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They are highly unlikely to get satisfaction on that front.
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The experts say she is unlikely to test that premise.
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But GOP leaders are unlikely to win over many Democrats.
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The government's education and health policies still await unlikely reform.
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But given the nature of his rhetoric, this is unlikely.
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It was an unlikely location for a hippie pottery store.
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He will instead concentrate on a single unlikely wine: nebbiolo.
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It's unlikely that your note will make her feel terrific.
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Amazon, meanwhile, has created an unlikely hit product that works.
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Job creation or preservation of this magnitude is very unlikely.
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Senate aides also conceded that action was unlikely before Saturday.
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That specific scenario feels unlikely, but it's also not impossible.
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The problem: EU leaders seem unlikely to agree to this.
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The budget is highly unlikely to go anywhere in Congress.
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Did you feel like you had discovered an unlikely kinship?
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Given the seriousness of that precedent, a resignation is unlikely.
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This is unlikely to keep up, to put it mildly.
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And that oil is unlikely to get changed at all.
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Demarais projected that despite attempts to reform the economic environment, it is unlikely that Mirziyoyev will introduce political reforms to advance democracy, which is unlikely to aid the government's quest to lure foreign investors.
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That means Apple has to rely on Intel (or Huawei—unlikely—or figure out how to make its own chips), but it's appearing increasingly unlikely that Intel will have a chip ready before 2020.
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The 235 percent of people with very low levels of virus in their bodies are not cured, but they're unlikely to get sick and they're very unlikely to transmit the virus to anyone else.
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You're unlikely to get the coronavirus from your Amazon packageDespite that daylong life span on cardboard, it's unlikely that anyone could contract the new coronavirus from a cardboard box, like those that Amazon delivers.
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So Mr. Williams, a slender 230-year-old, has become the unlikely leader of Needles's unlikely effort to turn itself into a new kind of industry town dedicated to the growing business of cannabis.
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The VR could be downgraded if Fitch believes that Woori is unlikely to significantly improve its internal capital generation and control on risk-weighted assets growth, and therefore unlikely to significantly improve its FCC ratio.
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Such political shifts are unlikely to change the basic political equation: It's highly unlikely that 20 Republican senators will join Democrats to build a two-thirds majority to convict Trump in any formal impeachment trial.
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A Hill–Harris X poll from June found 62 percent of female registered voters said they are unlikely or very unlikely to back Trump's reelection bid, while only 85033 percent of men said the same.
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Oracle might be an unlikely choice: Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff gave Block a warm send-off — the kind of fond farewell he would be unlikely to give, were Block headed to Oracle, Salesforce's eternal archrival.
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The apartment, a cluttered wreck that was up two flights of stairs he could barely climb, was an unlikely place to look for happiness, and Mr. Jones, whose health was failing, was an unlikely spokesman.
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In the meantime, he believes fiscal performance is unlikely to weaken.
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Without more pressure from China, North Korea is unlikely to stop.
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Which makes a President Marine Le Pen unlikely—but not impossible.
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Experts also say the diagnosis method will unlikely address this gap.
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It is unlikely you will need to replace it every decade.
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We were now deeply in debt and unlikely to go anywhere.
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But putting unlikely and uninhibited interlocutors together sometimes generates original ideas.
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Those in favor of e-cigarettes say this renormalization is unlikely.
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Despite getting criticism from unlikely sources, Wolf stood by her words.
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Ending government corruption outright, or repatriating plundered wealth, is also unlikely.
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More effective treatment protocols are unlikely anytime in the near future.
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It seems unlikely, given everything else we know about this president.
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" Saigol said it's "highly unlikely that this was a terrorist attack.
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A stock market flotation was unlikely, they said at the time.
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This pairing might seem unlikely, but that's part of its appeal.
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The unlikely cute animal of the day today is a rooster.
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Still, a hand recount is unlikely to dispel the fraud allegations.
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The mom taking the selfie (ruled out as unlikely), and 2.
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The most nightmarish calamity, however unlikely, wouldn't just impact their businesses.
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The odds of disaster Such a scenario remains highly, highly unlikely.
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Without consolidation at the top it looks unlikely to happen soon.
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But it&aposs unlikely any Democrats would support either Republican bill.
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Such a move is unlikely because of the high legal threshold.
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It's unlikely all of that will transpire in just one debate.
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You are unlikely to hit a target you haven't aimed for.
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However, current regulations make that an unlikely option for most investors.
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Fitch views a near-term rating upgrade of Intact as unlikely.
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Unfortunately, the Trump administration is unlikely to be of much help.
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It's unlikely this night would have ended in a love connection.
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But analysts think that further strength in the yen is unlikely.
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ALLEGATIONS OF VOTER FRAUD It seems unlikely that's what happened here.
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Unlikely, as long you're also not snarfing down zinc-laden paste.
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Still, through sheer luck, he managed to secure an unlikely win.
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While a government shutdown remains a possibility, it is looking unlikely.
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The idea seems unlikely, because it would cause an international outcry.
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The fight for Mosul is unlikely to reach a swift conclusion.
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But they are unlikely to fill the shortfall to Obama's pledge.
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They are unlikely to ever have the 31,000 people Micron has.
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In some ways, Amazon is an unlikely champion of net neutrality.
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So, his unlikely brother, Aegon V ascended to the Iron Throne.
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In the current political climate, the bill is unlikely to pass.
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It seems unlikely simply because we haven't heard anything about it.
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It's a nightmare that shares unlikely lineage with William Blake's Jerusalem.
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So it's unlikely that anyone has been affected by the rule.
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But it seems unlikely that he meaningfully advanced his political agenda.
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MINDING YOUR BUSINESS Aramco massive IPO now appears highly unlikely: report .
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But the final tally is unlikely to be off by much.
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But it's unlikely to overturn it altogether, entrepreneurs and investors said.
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Other analysts said the euro's gains were unlikely to last long.
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"It'd be unlikely we'd do it by special dividend," he said.
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Now, it's unlikely many people would smoke in their own cars.
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The new electoral law is unlikely to significantly change this system.
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Apple opposes most of the proposals, which are unlikely to pass.
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It seems unlikely Hannah will let the haters get to her.
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" Baral said he sees this "worst-case scenario" as "highly unlikely.
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An unlikely explanation for brightness dips is an energy-grabbing megastructure.
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And experts say it's unlikely a criminal indictment will come down.
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It's unlikely the producer is paying for the move, it noted.
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But LGBT rights are unlikely to feature prominently in the campaign.
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The LDP is unlikely to lose its parliamentary majority, experts say.
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However, Fitch deems such events as unlikely in the medium term.
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For someone used to unmitigated adoration, this was an unlikely choice.
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It seems unlikely either will experience lasting repercussions of any kind.
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It's unlikely he beats Ali, but he'll make a strong showing.
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The nine Democrats on the committee are unlikely to support him.
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A source close to Harbour said a hostile approach was unlikely.
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Facebook said that it looks unlikely that private messages were accessed.
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ROGAN: I think you&aposre correct, it would be very unlikely.
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Somewhere unlikely to go disturbed is ideal for burying your capsule.
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These are all states where Rubio is unlikely to emerge victorious.
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But it's unlikely public life has seen the last of Bharara.
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The unlikely pair have often been photographed together during formal events.
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She's equally unlikely to deal with larger structural issues affecting women.
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But it's also unlikely that Apple will behave differently going forward.
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It's highly unlikely that Trump's fundraising is meant to undermine democracy.
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However, it's unlikely that he would go for such a maneuver.
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It still seems unlikely that Taylor emerges victorious in his challenge.
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Perhaps the most unlikely thing about *Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
|
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Maybe, but the ETF business is unlikely to contract this year.
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GDP growth in 2017 is unlikely to match last year's 2.3%.
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Florin Iordache, the justice minister, is unlikely to survive for long.
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Kovács cites an unlikely antecedent: the UK's ravetastic, 90s happy hardcore.
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Life is unlikely to become more secure for the low-skilled.
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But Mr Trump seems unlikely to attack that FTA, America's oldest.
|
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But that's unlikely to happen, and outside advocates are expressing frustration.
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Car showrooms might seem an unlikely asset class to go global.
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It seems unlikely that America will buck the trend for long.
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Biegun is unlikely to take on a formal Ukraine-related title.
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They are unlikely to deal with the causes of Venezuela's penury.
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But so, too, has Saudi Arabia's unlikely and unofficial ally, Israel.
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I'm not saying it's impossible, but it would be highly unlikely.
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Unlikely also accepts proposals for guest editing of themed journal issues.
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Anyone with ties to the opposition is unlikely to get one.
|
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It's unlikely that the U.S. will soon shift to shorter days.
|
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Sources say any deal is unlikely to be affected by Brexit.
|
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But he has also indicated that it is unlikely to happen.
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This has never happened, and is unlikely to happen in 2016.
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While unlikely, Facebook is aware that being banned is a risk.
|
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Ms Abrams is unlikely to win huge numbers of rural votes.
|
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Next week's gathering of party leaders is unlikely to help much.
|
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Some legal experts have said Trump's lawsuits are unlikely to succeed.
|
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Shorts won't re-enter unless deal efforts completely collapse (seems unlikely).
|
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That is unlikely to occur before the midterm elections, lawmakers say.
|
|
Additionally, development of atomic energy is unlikely in the near term.
|
|
"It's unlikely that he's going to play this year," Kerr said.
|
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Defense Secretary James Mattis told reporters it's unlikely that would happen.
|
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It's unlikely Obama feels quite that way about his Brexit speech.
|
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Now it is unlikely construction could start before 2020 or 2021.
|
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Shorts won't re-enter unless deal efforts completely collapse (seems unlikely).
|
|
S. allies within the EU, this is unlikely to change now.
|
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An amendment to add a confirmatory referendum seems unlikely to succeed.
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The founders concede it's unlikely to feel exactly pleasant to use.
|
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Instead, behold the eccentric, unlikely, imaginary dance music of the future.
|
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But the idea that the process could be expedited is unlikely.
|
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But without a cap on social-care costs, that seems unlikely.
|
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It seems unlikely to have been on the advice of lawyers.
|
|
She was an insider, unlikely to rattle the brand too much.
|
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Unlikely. In the physical world, we tend to progressively disclose information.
|
|
Women and foreigners alone are unlikely to fill the recruitment gap.
|
|
The reasons are many -- most embedded within this remarkable, unlikely musical.
|
|
The secretary general is unlikely to respond directly to the bloc.
|
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But the ruling is unlikely to cause believers to lose faith.
|
|
Fitch sees an upgrade to be unlikely in the near term.
|
|
But they found their plan lambasted by an unlikely source: Trump.
|
|
Even for the "biggest tax cut" in history, this seems unlikely.
|
|
The pace of executions in Vietnam looks unlikely to let up.
|
|
In short, Dollar is an unlikely home for a jazz talent.
|
|
Also, gold is chemically inert and therefore unlikely to be toxic.
|
|
However, analysts say a turnaround in the near term is unlikely.
|
|
True clearing of the supply-demand balance is unlikely until 2017.
|
|
Therefore, its indefinite shelving is unlikely to meaningfully impinge upon confidence.
|
|
Still, the ban is unlikely to be welcomed by the population.
|
|
Yet he is unlikely to serve his full four-year term.
|
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Such moves are unlikely to cut poverty much, if at all.
|
|
Reporters have an unlikely ally in the late night comedy circuit.
|
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That seems unlikely, but Erdogan is capable of sudden policy swings.
|
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It is unlikely to win any seats in the lower house.
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Be Brave: An Unlikely Manual for Erasing Heartbreak is available now.
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It's unlikely he'd be sitting in Custer County Detention Center today.
|
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It seems unlikely that this was actually an explicit forecast, however.
|
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It's a simple, yet unlikely, translation to represent language in numbers.
|
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That is why efforts to scotch it are unlikely to succeed.
|
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Ford and Toyota have long been unlikely allies in this area.
|
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It's unlikely that any agreements between two countries will be enough.
|
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It is difficult to imagine a more unlikely turn of events.
|
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Do that, and "they are unlikely to censure anyone", he declared.
|
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This would fail unless the DUP supported it, which seems unlikely.
|
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A mid-April battle on her adopted home turf seemed unlikely.
|
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So Carl's Jr.'s burger is unlikely to get you high.
|
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Even so, he is unlikely to have many southern European supporters.
|
|
But the DACA issue is unlikely to be resolved so quickly.
|
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But it's unlikely to be the end of the legal challenges.
|
|
The revisions McConnell made are unlikely to significantly decrease that figure.
|
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That's unlikely because there are plenty of competitors to its products.
|
|
But it is unlikely to prevail in the current Supreme Court.
|
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And this unlikely shortage is likely to get worse in future.
|
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His sympathy for business may prove an unlikely boon to environmentalists.
|
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Still, some analysts said the possibility of immediate sanctions were unlikely.
|
|
Brexiteers' subsequent efforts to dilute this offer are unlikely to succeed.
|
|
And it's unlikely that this will change with the incoming administration.
|
|
Yet armed conflict over rival claims is unlikely for two reasons.
|
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That's pretty aggressive and for the foreseeable future, seems really unlikely.
|
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Such folk were unlikely to take to Mrs Merkel's anointed successor.
|
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They are unlikely to reach any conclusion before Mr Mueller does.
|
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Stress tests this Friday, July 29, are unlikely to reassure investors.
|
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It was an emotional success — that came from an unlikely source.
|
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ECB President Mario Draghi later said more rate cuts were unlikely.
|
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At first glance, Turpan seems like an unlikely place for grapes.
|
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It is unlikely to be good for society as a whole.
|
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It is unlikely to be fully settled until the opening ceremony.
|
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Concerns about shareholder rights are unlikely to stop either of them.
|
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A repeat of either the Bear or Lehman situations is unlikely.
|
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The real opportunities are somewhere between the unlikely and the impossible.
|
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But it's unlikely that regulators will approve the technology anytime soon.
|
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And intervention is unlikely to achieve its aim of creating champions.
|
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Let's just say it's unlikely that that experience was as nice.
|
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As a retiring president, it seems unlikely that Mr. or Mrs.
|
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Of course, it's unlikely that Disney would work Tinkerbell into Frozen.
|
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But I would say very unlikely the rest of the series.
|
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But it all seems like a very unlikely chain of events.
|
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Republican seats unlikely to flip: Ohio seat held by Rob Portman.
|
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But it indicates that it's unlikely that their scenario is correct.
|
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Prices are unlikely to fall, but the annual gains should shrink.
|
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Indeed, he is unlikely to be harmed by this latest tirade.
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Oh, I haven't done the math, but it's not unlikely. Yeah.
|
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It is highly unlikely that the government will ban progressive schools.
|
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Keeping a battery ready and waiting for 12 years seems… unlikely.
|
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A tiny spring visitor ends up assisting in an unlikely way.
|
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The metal is unlikely to follow gold's upward trajectory, analysts said.
|
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It is unlikely to make headway in the Republican-controlled Senate.
|
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Still, analysts said the decision is unlikely to spur business decisions.
|
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Even for ordinary players, losing from match point is extremely unlikely.
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But governments' drug tsars are unlikely to be celebrating for long.
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At first, a planet in this type of orbit seemed unlikely.
|
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Others agreed the prospect of ZTE continuing as before was unlikely.
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But she is unlikely to be prime minister for much longer.
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However, he added that that an abrupt end would be unlikely.
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