"Qualcomm used unreasonable terms to gain even more unreasonable terms," Apple said in a court filing.
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In "The Art of Being Unreasonable," Broad shares several "unreasonable" principles that can be applied to both your personal and professional lives.
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The proposed Order would also repeal oversight over other unreasonable discrimination and unreasonable practices, and over interconnection with last-mile Internet access providers.
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"The plaintiff or the injured person in this type of case would need to establish Tesla's unreasonable conduct or the product's unreasonable performance," Smith said.
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"The proposed Order would also repeal oversight over other unreasonable discrimination and unreasonable practices, and over interconnection with last-mile Internet access providers," the letter reads.
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Officers Blane Salamoni and Howie Lake II were accused of violating Sterling's rights under the Fourth Amendment, which outlaws unreasonable search and seizure, including unreasonable physical force by police.
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More often — and here I'm thinking of Rosamund du Jardin — the protagonists had to cope only with what they viewed as an unreasonable number of freckles and an unreasonable curfew.
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Even though humans tend to be unreasonable, it can't be the case that we're incapable of reason — otherwise, you'd never be able to make the argument that we're being unreasonable.
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Keenan: Is it unreasonable to ask, if what you're saying is true, which is that every Univision employee is indemnified, is it unreasonable to ask why that is not in writing?
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" The Fourth Amendment protects against "unreasonable searches and seizures.
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He charged for it ( "Don't be unreasonable in your favors").
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One that has a completely unreasonable solution for one side.
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"Using a surrogate is not an unreasonable option," he said.
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It's the result of a bad baseline — and unreasonable expectations.
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That would be very reasonable inside a totally unreasonable ask.
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I think this policy of obfuscation is harmful and unreasonable.
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It guards us against illegal and unreasonable search and seizure.
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Maybe we'll meet again when Apple stops being so unreasonable.
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But the Constitution protects people from unreasonable search and seizure.
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Or negotiate with an unreasonable auto rickshaw driver in Mumbai?
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There is an exception, however, when clients make unreasonable demands.
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It's not unreasonable to assume Schiano's contained the same language.
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So I don't think there was anything too unreasonable there.
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But the demands being made of them seemed increasingly unreasonable.
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Still, it's not unreasonable to think one has been discussed.
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It promotes unreasonable doubt that lands on virtually every survivor.
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It's unreasonable and although a good goal, I'm not perfect.
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The frustration builds up until he takes an unreasonable risk.
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There are lots of reasons why these are unreasonable expectations.
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Avianca considers its pilots' demands unreasonable and the strike illegal.
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That would be completely unreasonable, and people would only complain.
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But it isn't seemingly unreasonable blacks who most agitate Buckley.
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While those concerns are not unreasonable, they shouldn't be apocalyptic.
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When it's put that way, it doesn't sound too unreasonable.
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By rejecting that offer, the judge felt Kesha was unreasonable.
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"I have healed beyond my most unreasonable hopes," she writes.
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They're really unruly and unreasonable but they are very intuitive.
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Given their personal experiences, I would not call that unreasonable.
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And it's not an unreasonable thing to hope for people.
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It did not matter if they were lax or unreasonable.
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I know that's unreasonable, but it's just how I feel.
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It's not unreasonable to think this way, to an extent.
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So pushing back is not an unreasonable gambit for Facebook.
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She wants everyone to shed the unreasonable fears and misconceptions.
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I do not ever justify the unreasonable use of force.
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Then she arrives, and Sander fills with an unreasonable happiness.
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But if one party is unreasonable, the deal can crumble.
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This season, the cap figures escalate from big to unreasonable.
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While performance anxiety might be unwelcome, it's not exactly unreasonable.
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Notebook The N.B.A.'s regular season ended last night, which means that we can now say it officially: Russell Westbrook is not just an unreasonable maniac — he is an unreasonable maniac of historic proportions.
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Regardless, I'm craving either an unreasonable milkshake or a $99 steak.
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Still, for this kind of horsepower, the tradeoff isn't entirely unreasonable.
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The board found that Burnaby's bylaw review process caused unreasonable delay.
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United States, which involved an unreasonable search via thermal imaging technology.
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Opposed: No. We weren't asked whether Islanders fans were being unreasonable.
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"The leadership created this unreasonable fear to control people," Ross explains.
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How much revenue "scale" is reasonable or unreasonable in that scenario?
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"Using a surrogate is not an unreasonable option," he told Kim.
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It also said that "unreasonable restrictions" would raise "serious legal issues".
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This is getting annoying due to unreasonable demands... 1:30 p.m.
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He never says things like, 'Oh, my ex is being unreasonable.
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InfoWars told everyone they were being unreasonable with their nutjob reactions.
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It's not unreasonable for the tribe to go to these lengths.
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Pai, finding the notion of reasonable measures unreasonable, blocked the rule.
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As with America's worries about Huawei, this is not entirely unreasonable.
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Academics, students and others staged demonstrations, saying the charges were unreasonable.
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It is not unreasonable for investors to be nervous about Deutsche.
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Perhaps you think I'm holding game developers to an unreasonable standard.
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The leader creates this unreasonable fear so he can control people.
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It is not unreasonable for journalists to say "enough is enough."
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"It is an unreasonable ultimatum," said James Gatdet Dak, Machar's spokesman.
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If a cost seems unreasonable, respectfully request to have it removed.
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Ten pounds would be very impressive, but not unreasonable, he adds.
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And what may once have been reasonable now looks increasingly unreasonable.
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And that didn't seem crazy or unreasonable to me at all.
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Justice Samuel Alito dissented from the court's ruling, calling it unreasonable.
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It's not an unreasonable time frame if you think about it.
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Requiring people to carry quarters to buy a pen seems unreasonable.
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It's not unreasonable to assume they might now return the favor.
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Do students have Fourth Amendment protections against "unreasonable searches and seizures"?
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Also, his unreasonable use of force took place on American soil.
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The judge deemed Kesha's refusal to accept this proposed solution unreasonable.
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I found Alexandra's reactions touchingly real, even when they seem unreasonable.
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And this problem is bigger than a few unreasonable white people.
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Rob and I weren't unreasonable for rolling our eyes at Sarah.
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You might be setting goals that are completely unreasonable and unattainable.
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It alleges that the shooting was unprovoked, unjustified, excessive and unreasonable.
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Am I being unreasonable and insecure, or should I be concerned?
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I think he is wrong, but it's not an unreasonable claim.
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" Clarke wrote she has since "healed beyond my most unreasonable hopes.
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I don't know when that will be, but it's not unreasonable.
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North Dakotans must be free from unreasonable searches in South Dakota.
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And that wasn't an unreasonable assessment to make in the moment!
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You aren't doomed to be unreasonable, even in highly politicized times.
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We asked friends and co-workers about their most unreasonable fears.
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Given the rising toll of prescription narcotics, these questions weren't unreasonable.
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It's just an unreasonable request to make of the attorney general.
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Interpreting it requires judgment about what is reasonable -- an inevitably value-laden question -- and such value-laden judgment is necessary whether trying to determine what the framers thought was unreasonable or what is recognized as unreasonable today.
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Puig chucks his glove down in (pretty unreasonable, considering the effort) frustration.
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The view from City Hall is that Chicago's teachers are being unreasonable.
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Protections against unreasonable search and seizure simply don't apply at the border.
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Chinese officials said it was the Americans who were making unreasonable demands.
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Those aren't entirely unreasonable points, even if they are a little overblown.
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"This estimate really isn't that unreasonable," Ms. Chu said in the email.
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Nobody can say, and expecting a simple answer would be unreasonable anyway.
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"I don't think we're bumping up against unreasonable boundaries yet," says Belfiore.
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Defenders of Barroso and Goldman said many critics were voicing unreasonable prejudice.
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A lot of the times people set unreasonable expectations about startup companies.
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"Unreasonable fear cannot justify the use of deadly force," Choi said Wednesday.
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"It's unrealistic and unreasonable to demand complete equality in trade," she said.
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With an unreasonable hatred like Mike's, you almost feared for your life.
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The result was two compelling, unpredictable finales—but at an unreasonable price.
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It is unreasonable to expect this process to finish in 120 days.
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The argument from Senate Democrats is not only unreasonable, it is inconsistent.
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Demanding that they sacrifice these benefits for the common good is unreasonable.
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"Such conduct as this is presumptively unreasonable absent a warrant," she said.
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For a fire of this size, I wouldn't say this is unreasonable.
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Belt. The not-so-unreasonable supposition that Sanders could have beaten Donald
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It is impossible, and indeed unreasonable, to expect me to do so.
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Her requests for an actual investigation or other testimony are deemed unreasonable.
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This brings us directly to the issue of "reasonable" versus "unreasonable" violence.
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The unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.
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The quantum physicist Eugene Wigner referred to the "unreasonable effectiveness" of math.
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This is, you know, I think not an exaggeration and not unreasonable.
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It's not unreasonable to say this is 25th Amendment kind of stuff.
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That's an argument for another day, but it's not an unreasonable stance.
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A similar scheme exists for making unreasonable noise, or breaking park rules.
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It said decisions taken by Nersa were "procedurally unfair, irrational and unreasonable".
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After the bombings in Paris, it's not unreasonable to have security concerns.
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" The Fourth Amendment of the US Constitution forbids "unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Pompeo's comment was unreasonable and provocative, Choe said, according to the agency.
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"It's not an unreasonable strategy, but it may be overkill," she says.
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The backlash of the unreasonable racial hatred increasingly becomes punishment for all.
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The agency stated that asbestos exposure presented "unreasonable risks" to human health.
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To be a fan is to make a point of being unreasonable.
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The Fourth Amendment of the Constitution protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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"People are frustrated against unreasonable taxes and economic hardships," Namal told Reuters.
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"But there are still some unreasonable elements inside" the ruling, she said.
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It's an unreasonable requirement of any pregnant woman woman and her health.
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The Fourth Amendment, of course, protects Americans from unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Perhaps most damaging, Mr. Trump's unreasonable compensation demand undermines yet another alliance.
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It would be almost unreasonable to expect Burton to mimic his aesthetic.
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"That is not unreasonable," considering the low interest rate environment, he said.
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But this easy (and impossible) way out you're asking for is unreasonable.
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Defense lawyer Dmitry Gorin called Garcia's $50 million bail "outrageous and unreasonable".
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But at its worst, it drives an anecdote to an unreasonable conclusion.
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Angered by this "unreasonable injustice" they developed the app as a solution.
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Those feelings aren't totally unreasonable, though — rats are a really big problem.
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I understand that this will be considered an unreasonable request by some.
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Not small change, she admitted, but not unreasonable for a Leiber bag owner.
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Could this be a reflection of society's unreasonable and contradictory expectations of women?
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The stock's valuation is not unreasonable given other names in the market. 6.
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And it's not a totally unreasonable notion, says tech industry analyst Patrick Moorhead.
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I catch a few whiffs of weed but nothing unreasonable given the venue.
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A petition asking the government to hold back on "unreasonable" regulation then surfaced.
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Can we legally, can we thread the needle constitutionally, unreasonable certain and seizure.
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A not-unreasonable assumption is that we simply remembered how good butter tastes.
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"Turkey's unreasonable 'irredentist rhetoric' is all for domestic consumption," wrote columnist Mustafa Akyol.
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GELLER: Well that is what you call rational is what you call unreasonable.
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Under the circumstances, it's not unreasonable to think Republicans would pick the former.
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It demanded that the government never impose unreasonable regulation on virtual currency trading.
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The Fourth Amendment of the Constitution provides protection from unreasonable search and seizure.
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One top finance ministry official dismissed demands for compensation for demonetisation as unreasonable.
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At some point, it's unreasonable to expect much more from your franchise player.
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Yes, many great leaders are unreasonable and expect the impossible from their teams.
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It is not because it is unreasonable—it is because it is unenforceable.
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It was not unreasonable for Mr Renzi to draw attention to this fact.
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If you think paying $50,000 for travel is unreasonable, that's fine with me.
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And from a comparative perspective, this is hardly an unreasonable path to imagine.
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Mid-to-high single-digit gains don't seem unreasonable in such an environment.
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That unreasonable protection has clearly enabled a culture of institutionalized corruption and impunity.
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Facebook essentially says that it sees the request to see Zuckerberg as unreasonable.
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And not only is it the goal, it's not a totally unreasonable goal.
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In turn, Congress then crafts its own unreasonable and illogical budget to message.
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The amendments protect against unreasonable searches and seizures, and guarantee equal protection, respectively.
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Like real estate fights everywhere, each side is painting the other as unreasonable.
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But reaching straight for the most extreme response just makes you seem unreasonable.
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I'm not being unreasonable when I say it's nicer than most people's bedrooms.
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This isn't an entirely unreasonable feeling, but it's definitely not the whole story.
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Recommend to Scorpio that they don't start their new relationship with unreasonable expectations.
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"I think it's unreasonable to tell hospitals to double their capacity," Cuomo said.
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Critics believe that violates Americans' Fourth Amendment right against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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In a lawsuit, he says this amounts to an unreasonable seizure of property.
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Setting unreasonable goals is a simple way of setting yourself up for failure.
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But it is not unreasonable to find this automated bloodhound a little unnerving.
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Warning: This is a good way to unknowingly consume unreasonable amounts of bread.
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That's why there are constitutional prohibitions against unreasonable searches and against self-incrimination.
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At that time, 30 or 40 years ago, expectations for women were unreasonable.
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Mr. Carpenter challenged his conviction as an unreasonable search under the Fourth Amendment.
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The ministry added that it is unreasonable to prevent people from entering borders.
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Your neighbor's legal options may be limited, but his concerns are not unreasonable.
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That she's doing all this while accompanying herself on bass is almost unreasonable.
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"The committee has a legal responsibility to avoid unreasonable, wasteful expenses," he said.
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On the unreasonable side are those who call for "revenue-neutral" tax reform.
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And many of us are at an unreasonable level of risk to attack.
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The alliance with the ultra-Orthodox was not unreasonable for Likud, politically speaking.
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It's entirely unreasonable to believe they can forecast a winner at this point.
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What is more, 79 percent see the current costs of drugs as unreasonable.
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It is unreasonable for Trump to be asked to divest his business empire.
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"We have exposed how unfair and unreasonable this fire sale is," she said.
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But he believes it's not unreasonable to expect rates to push 3.25 percent.
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Is it upon me to continue my arduous pursuit of your unreasonable approval?
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South Korea strongly protested the move, calling it "unreasonable, excessive and extremely regrettable".
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It wasn't unreasonable to believe that both sides would continue their recent form.
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But if the noise is truly unreasonable, the board could address the problem.
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Having to transfer, or even think about transferring, is still an unreasonable burden.
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So the protesters, like the judge, may think the Hammonds' sentence is unreasonable.
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I donated money and invested an unreasonable amount of goodwill and psychic energy.
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Refugees who sheltered Snowden now live in fear Lawyer: 'Unreasonable decision' The lawyer for the families, Robert Tibbo -- who also represents Edward Snowden -- says the decision to reject their applications was "unreasonable" and said Hong Kong authorities deliberately expedited their cases.
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That position, more or less, seems to be that second marriages may be technically adulterous, but it's unreasonable to expect modern people to realize that, and even more unreasonable to expect them to leave those marriages or practice celibacy within them.
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Not an unreasonable response, but there's a more vehement version that also popped-up.
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But kote-gaeshi from the feet might not be so unreasonable in the future.
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The Fed's independence also means that it should never validate unreasonable fiscal policy choices.
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China says the United States is making unreasonable demands and must also make concessions.
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That's unreasonable and not what I…I agree, that's where we need to go.
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Why are the least informed, most unrealistic and most unreasonable political voices the loudest?
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If the behaviour of, say, Malaysia or Argentina seems unreasonable, foreign firms can leave.
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"I understand that this will be considered an unreasonable request by some," he writes.
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I have no information about that, but it's not an unreasonable thing to think.
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As long as you're not being unreasonable, it doesn't hurt to ask for more.
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If you've got a 2200GB iPhone or 250GB iPad, it becomes even more unreasonable.
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It is unreasonable to expect consumers to bear the cost of lax security practices.
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In this case, what we saw on video, that punch was unreasonable and unnecessary.
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The 2015 order also outlined numerous practices that the Obama-era commission believed unreasonable.
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On Wednesday the same newspaper called Pompeo "harsh and unreasonable" with a "gangster style".
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So it's not unreasonable to assume the Model 3 will be unveiled there, too.
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For example, jurors had "reasonable doubt," but struggled with what "unreasonable doubt" would entail.
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Most mechanical systems get around it by putting an unreasonable amount of power in.
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That may sound unreasonable to expect, but these are all commonly available on rivals.
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Nor should our iPhones or Android devices be subject to unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Diners clapped and he banged out an unreasonable amount of orders from his station.
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Origin Technologies cited unreasonable demands and timelines set by Affymetrix for withdrawing the offer.
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While these laws are important and warranted, it is unreasonable to assume that Backpage.
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Hotel and bar owners have lobbied against some of these conditions, calling them unreasonable.
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These officers often continue their misconduct including, at times, again using unreasonable deadly force.
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It comes down to the Fourth Amendment, your protection from unreasonable searches and seizures.
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The Chinese Commerce Ministry called Trump's decision "a very unreasonable practice," according to Reuters.
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He said the lawsuit's demands are unreasonable a few months before the November election.
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The opt-out movement is a rational reaction to overtesting, and unresearched, unreasonable standards.
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But he has an impressive ability to sound reasonable as he advocates the unreasonable.
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Most proprietary leases prohibit shareholders from allowing unreasonable odors to emanate from an apartment.
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Facebook's decision to refrain from policing the claims of political ads is not unreasonable.
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But she was not an unreasonable person at all, and that's what gets misconstrued.
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The bottom line: Trump's demands may be unreasonable, but they're not impossible to fulfill.
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The airline has said the strike is illegal and called the pilots' demands unreasonable.
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He also wants to help people get airfare compensation when they face unreasonable delays.
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He'll jog up, lull the defender to sleep, then detonate from an unreasonable distance.
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"I want the music to be heard, so I'm not going to be unreasonable."
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"This demand is, on its face simply, unreasonable," the company said in a statement.
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The service said it would not take an unreasonable effort to thin the canopy.
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Ms. Leeds said Amtrak "aggressively pushed back" on requests that the railroad considered unreasonable.
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I convinced myself I was holding on too tightly, asking too much, being unreasonable.
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The Honda driver nailed the front bumper, and to replace it ... an unreasonable $22,000!!!
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Yet it's unreasonable to expect anyone else to operate quite the way Duncan does.
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Still, the option to blissfully ignore the damage from our smartphones seems increasingly unreasonable.
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One of the things that makes noise so unreasonable is the lack of control.
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They argued that the underlying surveillance violated the Fourth Amendment, which prohibits unreasonable searches.
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It is not unreasonable for the United States to press ahead for more equivalency.
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Otherwise, we set unreasonable expectations for what black women should be able to endure.
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We share what he calls "an almost unreasonable love" of music — and a wound.
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You couldn't launch such an awkward object at such an unreasonable target without it.
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Do the math: An estimate in the millions of holes would not be unreasonable.
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Unfair treatment at work, unreasonable deadlines, unmanageable workload and lack of support from managers.
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The petition demanded that the government never imposes unreasonable regulation on virtual currency trading.
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So "Review," disturbingly and effectively, asks: What kind of unreasonable person would do it?
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"It&aposs not an unreasonable ask," said Best Buddies CEO and founder Anthony Shriver.
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The FDA says that powdered gloves "present an unreasonable or substantial risk" to patients.
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In the administration's view, Democrats are being unreasonable in the face of Trump's flexibility.
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Preemptively refusing a hearing on anyone nominated by President Obama just seemed so ... unreasonable.
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It called on the government to abolish all "unreasonable and unnecessary" conditions for university admission.
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In court, Choi need only hammer home that Yanez's actions were dangerous, careless and unreasonable.
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It&aposs not an unreasonable request to a subordinate, and Comey wouldn&apost do it.
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Nola's response, layered and selfish, but not unreasonable, lands like a punch to the gut.
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Such a system would let law enforcement get around Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches.
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The thought of dealing with more than a few dozen people seems unreasonable to me.
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As a woman, I recognize the unfair stigma and unreasonable shame associated with sexual assault.
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Republicans on Nadler's committee have sided with the attorney general, saying the demands are unreasonable.
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" A fertility specialist echoed these sentiments, advising: "Using a surrogate is not an unreasonable option.
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But you're saying the pressure to turn that into a profit center ... It is unreasonable.
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In some ways, it never quite lived up to what were, quite frankly, unreasonable expectations.
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This aggravated Mark Rutte, the liberal Dutch prime minister, who characterised the stance as unreasonable.
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Putting the boot on the other foot for a while does not seem entirely unreasonable.
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President Trump can either rescind this unreasonable order or allow broad exemptions for religious organizations.
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The Fourth Amendment's prohibition on "unreasonable searches and seizures," for example, is not self-defining.
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It is not unreasonable to simply conclude now that Clayton is unfit for the job.
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You have to meet deadlines that are unreasonable and deliver results that are unparalleled. 21.
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Workers there say they are concerned about safety issues, inadequate pay, and unreasonable hourly quotas.
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It's not unreasonable to seek a review of immigration, and refugee-vetting procedures makes sense.
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If her demand for the blood of every guy in America is unreasonable, so what?
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The prestige of instinct is the traumatized reaction against too many centuries of unreasonable reason.
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Nicholson that the VA's regulatory interpretation of service "in the Republic of Vietnam" was unreasonable.
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Manafort has said those searches violated his Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Through it all, only Ward seems to understand how unreasonable and destructive Danny really is.
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It is not unreasonable to expect of this commonality an increased capacity to seek understanding.
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For many of those in authority, such views seem totally unreasonable, completely beyond the pale.
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In response, Democrats have opened a nationwide campaign, portraying the Republicans as obstructionist and unreasonable.
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That Tehran is critiquing these restrictions is not unreasonable, but it is exaggerating the effects.
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Is it unreasonable to pin our hopes on James Comey saying something interesting this week?
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There's no obvious solution, per Rawls, for what happens when one major party becomes unreasonable.
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According to TSN of Canada, Leonard made "unreasonable" demands of the Raptors during contract talks.
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If they say you can't show your staff on your Snapchat, that would be unreasonable.
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The Shortlist CHARLES JAMES Portrait of an Unreasonable Man By Michèle Gerber Klein 254 pp.
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To suggest we are on the edge of defeat is to yield to unreasonable pessimism.
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McConnell, who had counseled Trump against the previous shutdown, said Democrats had abandoned "unreasonable" demands.
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China has said the United States is making unreasonable demands and must also make concessions.
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Knitting a pristine hat free of all imperfections is unreasonable; simply finishing the hat isn't.
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Republicans cited that case frequently on Wednesday in an effort to paint Democrats as unreasonable.
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" The board called his use of force "unreasonable and unjustified at all points it occurred.
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I'll set you straight when you're unreasonable, and come to your defense when you're mistreated.
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Mr. Johnston is only 56, but the idea of him quitting the road isn't unreasonable.
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There is, it seems, a perfectly reasonable explanation for every aspect of Rachel's unreasonable behavior.
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But it is not unreasonable to expect answers for these questions from the get-go.
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Around 79 percent of the public agree that the price of prescription medication is unreasonable.
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"It would appear that the officer's use of force was unreasonable," Dean said Friday afternoon.
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The FDA said Monday that powdered gloves "present an unreasonable or substantial risk" to patients.
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Privacy activists say the searches are invasive and violate Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches.
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To prove that it is unreasonable, you could hire a consultant to measure the noise.
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Neither digital nor hard records will be safe from unreasonable government searches and compelled disgorgement.
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Veterans face unreasonable delays in care and benefits, and patients have died in the process.
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Mohamud contends the program violates the Constitution's Fourth Amendment prohibition on unreasonable searches and seizures.
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It is unreasonable to expect any individual reform to cure the current state of affairs.
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He says it's not unreasonable for the stock market to retest the February correction lows.
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The problem with this completely reasonable idea is that we live in an unreasonable world.
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Is it so unreasonable that we design artificial intelligence to be transparent about its artificiality?
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" "In addition, unreasonable restrictions will infringe upon Huawei's rights and raise other serious legal issues.
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The officer's only apparent basis for this detention was the boy's race, which is constitutionally unreasonable.
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Workers saw their overlords participating in immoral industries or making unreasonable demands and they cried foul.
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He also lifted rates in January: helpful to Najib, although not unreasonable given the wider backdrop.
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It is not unreasonable to argue that the US reached peak democracy between 1965 and 2013.
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A non-compete agreement may be considered invalid if the duration or scope is deemed unreasonable.
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This is unreasonable and will ensure our nation's continued inability to fix our broken immigration system.
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They say it could run afoul of the U.S. Constitution's protections against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Coach Rick Carlyle said it is not unreasonable for McRoberts to return in the "coming weeks."
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Trisha, 18, Scarborough: I think that Trump's immigration restrictions are unreasonable when it comes to security.
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The precise context was a violation of the Fourth Amendment's protection against unreasonable search and seizure.
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As well as unreasonable behaviour, marital breakdown can be demonstrated by evidence of adultery or desertion.
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Be wary of anyone who advertises unreasonable performance or is hiding behind a cloak of anonymity.
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Back in April, New York relinquished its unreasonable ban on electric-assist bicycles within the city.
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They say it also could run afoul of the Constitution's protections against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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This is hardly unreasonable; Mr Trump has not otherwise evinced much concern over eastern Europe's security.
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He also justified his actions in terms of the unreasonable rates the company charged for electricity.
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It's not unreasonable to assume that the Cataracs and Dev built upon that sound as well.
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It may sound unreasonable to expect a half-hour TV show to take itself that seriously.
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It's not unreasonable to assume that the Recession will have long-term effects on today's consumers.
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Demetrio said the law stated that passengers could not be ejected from planes with unreasonable force.
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The second is that the unreasonable delay in charging Cosby violates due process and the Constitution.
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In short, police regularly escalate situations in totally unreasonable ways, leading to avoidable use of force.
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Given Mr Trump's penchant for smoothly and unabashedly changing his mind, that's not an unreasonable concern.
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He's an unreasonable boss who issues insane demands, then threatens the employees who don't meet them.
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But is it unreasonable to expect integrated 360° video recording on an upcoming Samsung Galaxy smartphone?
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When we're not interested in bedding someone, we'll begin negotiation with a completely unreasonable asking price.
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Even those with sufficient resources that make it unnecessary to rely on Medicaid face unreasonable barriers.
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The city's noise code prohibits people from making unreasonable noise or permitting such noise to continue.
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" According to the court ruling, Mr. Eliyahu endured "reprimands, shouting, humiliation, excessive and even unreasonable demands.
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Whatever the motivation, it is not unprecedented or unreasonable for an American president to act similarly.
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The suit calls the fatal shooting "excessive and unreasonable" and says it violated Roberson's civil rights.
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"Courts must construe statutes to avoid unreasonable or absurd results," the appeals court judge previously wrote.
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"The foreign ministry seriously objects and condemns the unreasonable actions by the Nigerian government," it said.
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He added that it was "not unreasonable" to expect more progress 10 months into Trump's presidency.
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Clinton was leading by in Florida, based on different — but not unreasonable – assumptions about these questions.
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"It's unreasonable for a 25-year-old or 30-year-old to make $470,000," he writes.
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It's unreasonable to think everyone will feel exactly the same about everything on every single project.
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As far as Americans are concerned, the Constitution explicitly states that only unreasonable searches are banned.
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"The [NRA's] paragraph on bump stocks was reasonable within a wildly unreasonable statement," Murphy told me.
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For two years, she endured his unreasonable behavior, excessive dowry demands, and incessant accusations of adultery.
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"In the end, President Trump won't do anything unreasonable," he said, noting his particular negotiating style.
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"The notion that you can get a plan to enter there certainly isn't unreasonable," Pearson says.
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But redditors let her know she wasn't definitely not the one in this situation being unreasonable.
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This legalistic approach to end-of-life decision-making also creates unreasonable expectations of legal guardians.
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For now, though, all the unreasonable things they're doing are working out to a reasonable degree.
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Powell in a letter to the committee in late August called the subpoena "unreasonable and unethical."
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Nonetheless, she said it wouldn't be "unreasonable" for high-level volleyball organizations to be more restrictive.
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A spokesman for Duterte's office said accusations his government was abusing or harassing Rappler were "unreasonable".
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So it is not unreasonable for the US to punish Huawei for flouting this US law.
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If you say you want to become a novelist this year, that's probably an unreasonable goal.
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And then you will live more fully and be ready if you have unreasonable thoughts again.
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"It is not unreasonable to say Fusobacterium is promoting or contributing to colon cancer," he said.
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If Trump enters the talks with unreasonable expectations and leaves feeling betrayed, war again could loom.
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Customs and Border Protection is subjecting U.S. citizens who want to fly abroad to unreasonable searches.
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It is unreasonable to expect a 19753 point boost up to 21975%, but is 15% reasonable?
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AMLO has given them the incentive to be more violent and unreasonable when threatened, not less.
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At some point, you will work for the Boss From Hell — unreasonable, abusive, maybe even dishonest.
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I read Noah's memo twice, then I wrote and said it was risky but not unreasonable.
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Also (more generally): a person showing unnecessary fear or an unreasonable and extreme suspicion of others.
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Next, it scrutinized the $4 billion Sinclair-Tribune deal, requiring what some see as unreasonable divestitures.
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These are the bosses that expect you to put in unreasonable hours that serve little purpose.
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It is unreasonable to expect better results after the 2016 election than after the 2008 election.
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It's unreasonable to expect Facebook to seamlessly police all the content that people post on it.
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"That's not an unreasonable thing to ask," Mulvaney said on NBC News' Meet the Press program.
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Ignore the unreasonable diet plans that time has shown will fail, and forget the punishing workouts.
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Many of your constitutional protections against unreasonable search and seizure are essentially suspended at the border.
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Training civilians to have both the skill and the judgment to shoot an intruder is unreasonable.
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New York City's noise code "prohibits unreasonable noise, and deliberate harassment of somebody would certainly qualify as unreasonable," said Alan Fierstein, the owner of Acoustilog, a Manhattan noise consultant with clients who have faced eviction proceedings for doing things like banging on ceilings or shouting through walls.
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She found that its business practices are an "unreasonable restraint of trade" under the nation's antitrust law.
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The Hollywood film-editor-turned-Colorado-Realtor®, says this gives his clients unreasonable expectations for timelines.
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"In the years since my second surgery I have healed beyond my most unreasonable hopes," she wrote.
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The -- our protections against unreasonable search and seizure were violated at the highest levels of our government.
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The move "ignored the law, was unreasonable" and was in its very nature "extremely nasty", he added.
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"What coastal staff is proposing is entirely unreasonable, it&aposs irrational," Massara told the Los Angeles Times.
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"Expectation [that] Mattis will fix foreign policy unreasonable [because] it's not the SECDEF's primary job," she wrote.
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"Officer Roselle killed under the unreasonable mistaken belief that he was justified in doing so," Martin said.
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The company says that violates its constitutional rights of free speech and customers' protection against unreasonable searches.
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Unreasonable (and sometimes cruel) expectations of youth and beauty, pay inequality, and sexism when auditioning for roles.
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I just don't think it's unreasonable to ask that the pre-rendered video doesn't look noticeably worse.
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"In the years since my second surgery I have healed beyond my most unreasonable hopes," she said.
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It's not unreasonable to assess another breakthrough in meddling with a building block of life as perilous.
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She wasn't totally unreasonable about it, but yeah, she did feel, and she was, in a sense.
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And it is not unreasonable to wonder whether Mr Barr will resist or abet him in that.
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The former considers the latter plodding and overcautious, the latter regards the former as rash and unreasonable.
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Mr Zuma's continued litigation to hinder the release of Ms Madonsela's report was "unreasonable", the decision said.
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However, we felt that the article contained some inaccuracies and unreasonable presumptions about the objectives of filmmakers.
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It makes it all the more unreasonable to have waded into these waters in the first place.
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She lost that service game on a point penalty for a second code violation for unreasonable delay.
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The victims suffered bodily injuries because of "unreasonable force by a police officer," according to the indictment.
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The decision also declares that the state used an "unreasonable application" of AEDPA, that pesky 1996 act.
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What's more ... the law firm says it was Farrah who bullied promoters with unreasonable and unnecessary demands.
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His fight is not only to defeat unreasonable unions, but to win the allegiance of everyone else.
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When America gained independence, Webster wanted to simplify unreasonable spellings that were handed down from the British.
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Allen is also accusing the Fort Myers Police Department of conspiring to cover up the unreasonable seizure.
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In heaven as on Earth, laws protect American citizens from unreasonable search and seizure by their government.
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But believe me, there's a cost associated with continually swallowing your pride and apologizing to unreasonable jerks.
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Ulbricht also argued that his sentence of life in prison with no possibility of parole was unreasonable.
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And it demonstrates that it's not unreasonable to suggest that the consent is meaningless in any case.
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It's not unreasonable to conclude in that situation that I am lying about winning a Pulitzer Prize.
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Is it unreasonable for Gorka to think Islam is a primary driver in millions of people's lives?
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"There are so many unreasonable fears and maybe they are tied to the name TTIP," he said.
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It's unreasonable and unrealistic to think we can meet young people's needs with a 60-minute presentation.
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One-fifth of his office's immigration traffic stops violated Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable search and seizure.
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One of the strangest things about the human mind is that it can reason about unreasonable things.
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United States that Fourth Amendment protections from "unreasonable searches and seizure" apply to cell-phone location data.
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"You have to show that the interpretation is unreasonable before a challenger can overcome it," Lorenzen said.
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It's time to call out these things for what they are: pointed, bigoted, unreasonable, illegitimate, anti-Semitic.
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It is not unreasonable to ask healthy, capable Americans to work for the assistance they are receiving.
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We need to change sentencing laws and guidelines so people aren't thrown into prison for unreasonable terms.
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He accused Macron on Monday of leveling "unreasonable and gratuitous attacks on the Amazon," according to CNN.
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A petition asking the government to hold back on "unreasonable" regulation got 280,000 signatures following the announcement.
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Maybe it's unreasonable to say that I didn't have a single piece of bad chicken in Tokyo.
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They understood that there were stressful times and didn't load an unreasonable amount of work on us.
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And if yes, how would students distinguish between a reasonable level or proportionality and an unreasonable level?
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For one, it's not unreasonable to assume the race will be all but locked up by April.
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I wish I could meow at people in meetings sometimes instead of responding pleasantly to unreasonable requests.
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It makes alienation seem to spring from unreasonable idealism, from overreaction to the harmless vulgarity of plenty.
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And it would've been unreasonable to expect that he would have stayed living away from her forever.
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The question for the justices was whether the Fourth Amendment, which bars unreasonable searches, allowed this one.
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I think it's unreasonable for her to expect us to shell out so much for her birthday.
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He said the complaint was not "so objectively unreasonable" that the plaintiffs should be disciplined for it.
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Tear-gassing was once considered an unreasonable use of force; now it is barely worth a retweet.
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My Freedom from Price Gouging Act would protect patients from unreasonable price spikes and save taxpayer dollars.
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She also lived in Mesa, Arizona — not an unreasonable journey from Hinton's home in the neighbouring Phoenix.
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After a detailed investigation, USTR found overwhelming evidence that China's unreasonable actions are harming the U.S. economy.
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Deplorably, I felt that if I kicked him, I'd not only be considered unreasonable but even unhinged.
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If you think your negotiation partner is fundamentally unreasonable, you might choose not to engage at all.
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They say it also could run afoul of the U.S. Constitution's protections against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Airlines, which pay about $20183 million apiece for the Max, were derided as incompetent, their questions unreasonable.
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Trying to edit The Times the way we edited it in a purely print era is unreasonable.
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A petition asking the government to hold back on "unreasonable" regulation got 280,000 signatures following that announcement.
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After a series of exchanges, the talks disbanded with Malaysia saying Singapore was being unreasonable and legalistic.
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The rule also takes aim at unreasonable fees, unsuitable financial products and other potential conflicts of interest.
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Yet that doesn't stop individuals from trying to make "unreasonable and outlandish" claims, according to the IRS.
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Pell's lawyers also said the majority was wrong in their conclusion that the verdicts were not unreasonable.
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On a practical level, unreasonable and unnecessary laws yield considerable amounts of skepticism over America's legitimate sovereignty.
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Other amendments include the right to bear arms, and protection against unreasonable searches and seizures, among others.
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We decided that this amount was unreasonable and due to safety concerns, this offer was also rejected.
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They thought I'd passed some kind of judgment, which, at the time, was not an unreasonable assumption.
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Why is it unreasonable to ask people who otherwise aren't paying, to help the institution to run?
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The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution guarantees people's right to be "secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures," and a series of court decisions has laid the groundwork for interpreting what "unreasonable" means when it comes to minors on school grounds.
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In short, appellants allege a horizontal pricefixing conspiracy, 'perhaps the paradigm of an unreasonable restraint of trade.
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It doesn't seem unreasonable to expect such an expensive device to last more than a couple of years.
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Workers cited comparatively low pay, hazardous work environments, and unreasonable performance expectations as among their reasons for protesting.
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"I'm waiting for someone to write a paper one day, 'The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Modular Forms,'" he said.
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In business as in politics the parties often begin their negotiations with Trumpish bluster, threats and unreasonable demands.
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Others also blamed "unreasonable" wage expectations, attitude, appearance as well as drug addiction for disqualification of job seekers.
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The court may also consider whether the Fourth Amendment's guarantee against unreasonable search and seizure applies to Hernandez.
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President Trump has also said he would veto the bills because they impose unreasonable requirements on gun owners.
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But Thai restaurants still push up against unreasonable expectations that they be casual and cheap, spicy and scrappy.
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The roving moral panics that Pokémon has always magnetically attracted are not necessarily all unreasonable or totally unfounded.
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It is not unreasonable for the iPhone installed base to extend out to four or even five years.
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S. Secretary of State Pompeo, on China-Latin America relations, is wantonly slanderous, deliberately instigating, irresponsible, and unreasonable.
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Salaried professionals in big cities have long complained that they bear an unreasonable share of the tax burden.
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The U.S. government said the measures would help prevent unreasonable restrictions, such as the arbitrary blocking of websites.
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The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers industry group said British Columbia was "not unreasonable" in protecting its interests.
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All that your programming would be is a jump from a reasonable abstraction to an unreasonable, unpredictable one.
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Civil liberties lawyers have said police need "probable cause," and therefore a warrant, to avoid constitutionally unreasonable searches.
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"Тhe veto of the president is unnecessary and unreasonable," Konstantin Popov, chair of parliamentary defense committee, told lawmakers.
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The roving moral panics that Pokémon has always magnetically attracted are not necessarily all unreasonable or totally unfounded.
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I was looking in a fairly wide area of Tokyo, and my preferences were not at all unreasonable.
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Fans were reasonably bummed, but many took to the internet to show it in, uh, an unreasonable way.
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It's not unreasonable to imagine that his hands may have accidentally slipped and been in the wrong position.
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A resistance to the Fight for $15 is growing because of the economic realities of unreasonable wage mandates.
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It is not unreasonable, retort Mr Correa's defenders, for the government to set goals for publicly financed universities.
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And yes, I hold myself to unreasonable standards of parenting — just like every other working mother I know.
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It seems unreasonable, ignorant and downright ridiculous to associate his name in any way with the Confederate general.
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I love watching star players get subtly owned while trying to do unreasonable things like blocking jump shots.
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"If Trump rejects a phased approach, he will be seen as unreasonable and departing from expectations," he said.
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"I was told that she was irascible, difficult, stubborn, unreasonable," Levitt said in a Frontline documentary in 2009.
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With it, though, came a rise in expectations that may have finally crested over into unreasonable, Müller said.
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Prosecutors would later say the traffic stop emanated from Yanez's unreasonable suspicion that Castile was a robbery suspect.
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If legislatures compose red-flag laws with sufficient due process rights, it would be unreasonable to oppose them.
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China on Monday called on other countries to end "groundless fabrications and unreasonable restrictions" against technology giant Huawei.
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Inside the borders of the United States, you are protected from such unreasonable searches by the Fourth Amendment.
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Well-to-do Americans could absorb this expense, but it would represent an unreasonable burden on the poor.
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It's completely unreasonable to ban them from the beach, while they are free to walk around the city.
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Roselle's "belief that he needed to defend himself with deadly force" was unreasonable and unjustified, the statement said.
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It is unreasonable to accept the trend of an Electoral College so grossly at odds with the electorate.
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The belief in reason, the title implies, is unreasonable, and Milosz's experiences gave ample support for this idea.
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Political battles over shutdowns are won and lost by whom the public perceives is unreasonable and at fault.
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So it's unlikely and perhaps unreasonable that local governments would outright forbid development in all of these areas.
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Those are the people who, because they're drinking so much, wind up tagging in the most unreasonable places.
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Many argue that Section 2702 violates the Fourth Amendment's provision forbidding unreasonable searches and seizures without a warrant.
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Maybe it sounds unreasonable to expect a college administration to keep up with the speed of internet discourse.
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That means their cases are particularly likely to test the Fourth Amendment's limit on unreasonable searches and stops.
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First, the Federal Trade Commission filed a complaint against it for charging unreasonable fees to partners like Apple.
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And the department has maintained that Democrats are being unreasonable in the scope and speed of their demands.
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I was so humiliated that I cried with rage over the fickle and unreasonable world of grown-ups.
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"The sentence was substantively unreasonable, and it was too harsh," Mr. Smith said in an interview Monday evening.
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Given all the recent troubles the company has been going through, it's no longer a completely unreasonable scenario.
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At that point, the car rental company's boilerplate contract collided with the Fourth Amendment, which bars unreasonable searches.
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There have been protests, too, in the capital of Macedonia, Skopje, where many see Greek demands as unreasonable.
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China complains that the United States government has been ambiguous in its requests or unreasonable in its proposals.
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He ruled that the officers had used unreasonable force by drawing their weapons while arresting the young men.
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" And Madison wisely warned that such a minority would come to abuse the power to "extort unreasonable indulgences.
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This is unreasonable ... this is why this measure will fail and we'll find us back at square one.
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Perhaps it's unreasonable to expect Trump to put women's rights at the forefront of his Middle Eastern agenda.
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"Experts retained by the state will not be burdened with the unreasonable prohibitions sought by Google," he said.
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Critics may say that it is unreasonable to expect maps to reflect the communities or achievements of nonhumans.
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Denying climate change is dangerous and unreasonable in the year 2020, according to billionaire Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.
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The federal bill bars states and cities from implementing "unreasonable restrictions" on the rollout of self-driving cars.
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It&aposs not unreasonable to tell your clients that you won&apost be available during holiday dinner time.
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They're able to say no to unreasonable requests and don't allow others' moods to easily influence their own.
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During the stop he arrested and used unreasonable force by punching the handcuffed driver, according to court filings.
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Regulations and requirements typically differ from state to state resulting in a broad and unreasonable red tape spectrum.
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Mr. Carafano said he believed that the substance of Mr. Trump's executive order was neither radical nor unreasonable.
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Unreasonable changes to the NAFTA rules of origin will hurt American companies and put U.S. jobs at risk.
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While some local opposition was to be expected, Mr. Cuomo said, the project's political opponents were being unreasonable.
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After 31 years as Mr. Okra, it's not unreasonable to assume the man could use a little rest.
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The Fourth Amendment gives Americans a certain right to privacy and protection from unreasonable government intrusions and searches.
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"It seems unreasonable to think that a computer connected to the Web is immune from invasion," Morgan, Jr. adds.
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If one party decides things have become unreasonable, courts can step in and decide what adjustments should be made.
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It seemed like a little cold, but alas, he concluded travel was unreasonable and issued me the enclosed note.
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This letter shows the FCC's sheer contempt for public input and unreasonable failure to support integrity in its process.
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"This is what's called an unreasonable delay suit," said Scott Faber, the group's senior vice president of government affairs.
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Is it unreasonable to expect traditional news organizations and social media sites to exercise this degree of self-restraint?
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It's not unreasonable that his command over cold is so great that he can stave off even dragon fire.
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This struck me as unreasonable, to dangle the prospect of a beautiful thing, only to deny access to it.
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It's unreasonable to expect every single voter in America to sit down and thoughtfully digest each candidates' policy proposals.
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"If N.H.T.S.A. believes a vehicle presents an unreasonable risk to safety, the agency would seek a recall," he said.
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He hadn't consulted with Bev, because, apparently, he and Celeste had agreed that Bev would be unreasonable about it.
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He said that Qualcomm had continued to make unreasonable demands of the manufacturers since their legal battle had begun.
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At that time, it isn't unreasonable to believe that a majority of interactions will take place on bot channels.
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" Destination Wealth Management founder and CEO Michael Yoshikami ran with the bulls: "The market bouncing back, it's not unreasonable.
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It's not unreasonable to expect an explanation for why things ended — some may even say it's basic human decency.
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It would not be unreasonable to guess that these are, as far as optics, the same cameras as before.
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Gao described accusations about Chinese firms stealing tech secrets as unreasonable and said they were not based on facts.
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"People have this curve where they go from somewhat unreasonable but plausible distrust to way, way overconfidence," Fairfield said.
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One clue might lie in unreasonable expectations about what EU membership could bring the ex-communist countries of Europe.
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In Carpenter, the justices will ask whether this tactic violated the Fourth Amendment's ban on "unreasonable searches and seizures".
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Having all but called his eight fellow justices unreasonable asses, Justice Alito closed on a somewhat more conciliatory note.
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The criminal complaint against Shelby said her "fear resulted in her unreasonable actions which led her to shooting" Crutcher.
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"We will be very serious, rigorous but we will not be unreasonable and foolish in our demands," he added.
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It's not an unreasonable thought; queer women are commonly mistaken for sisters, sometimes even when they're of different races.
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This could be quite reasonable or quite unreasonable, depending on how it is implemented when he gets the report.
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I would like to rally against the forces of all that is unreasonable, as many of my creed would.
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This privacy guarantee, added to the constitution in 1791, safeguards the public against open-ended, "unreasonable" searches and seizures.
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The narrative structure paints this not as unreasonable self-loathing, but as loosely equivalent to Ollie and Arthur's decisions.
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It's not unreasonable to think that people lie about or misremember how much they watch in self-reported studies.
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As a final aside, it's not unreasonable to ask why dolphins don't just swim away from low-salinity waters.
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Self-balancing scooters that do not meet these voluntary safety standards pose an unreasonable risk of fire to consumers.
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Krugman says Sanders, like a typical Bernie bro, is "imposing a standard of purity" on Clinton that is unreasonable.
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Vernon believes it's unreasonable for companies to expect their employees to turn into an investment manager in their retirement.
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"It is abusive to take unreasonable advantage of people's lack of understanding or inability to protect themselves," Cordray said.
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On the face of things, a hike might look like a not entirely unreasonable response to continued jobs growth.
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It's unreasonable — in fact, dishonest — to suggest that context is limited to the thirty seconds before he made it.
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He says it's highly unlikely that the weave Instagram accounts are Kremlin-controlled, but the idea is not unreasonable.
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Well, it's not unreasonable, even though you are Asian-American, that you — and your employer — may have some concerns.
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"At some point, we and others can sue them for unreasonable delay," said Martin Hayden, an executive at Earthjustice.
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Generally speaking, the Fourth Amendment prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures by law enforcement officials at all levels of government.
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"We will be very serious, rigorous, but we will not be unreasonable and foolish in our demands," he added.
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A 30 to 40 percent adjustment is "not unreasonable," he said, speaking on developed as well as emerging markets.
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UNICEF called the decision "unreasonable" in a statement and urged the government not to move ahead with the deportations.
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But now we're meant to believe that the most reasonably lovable protagonist is now the show's most unreasonable villain?
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Some of these objections may not have served consumers well, but it would be wrong to call them unreasonable.
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Byrd's lawyer sought to suppress the evidence against him, citing the Fourth Amendment's guarantee against unreasonable search and seizure.
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" He argued the Fourth Amendment does not bar all searches and seizures, only ones that can be deemed "unreasonable.
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"Right now, you're putting this incredible strain on this system which is unacceptable and unreasonable," Gilbert said on CNN.
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This is hardly an unreasonable or unfair threshold, and is consistent with other policies affecting the school lunch program.
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The incident resulted in several officials and pundits criticizing the restaurant for what it saw as unreasonable political targeting.
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I've loved the OLED experience of the Dell XPS 15, and starting at $1,850, it's not an unreasonable recommendation.
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But Hong Kong's Security Bureau asks Taipei not to cause unreasonable delay and handle the case with "common sense".
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" He added, "It's unreasonable to expect rates of returns, which exceeded our own bullish forecast from 2010, to continue.
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He says that union has contributed to the fiscal and economic problems of his state with its unreasonable demands.
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Barnett and Walker found only 51 cases (of 1,158 Chevron decisions) in which courts invalidated agency interpretations as unreasonable.
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And critics of the waiver process say it is unreasonable to dream up an Olympics ad campaign in January.
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Older constitutions, such as the United States', more often guarantee negative rights—say, protection from unreasonable search and seizure.
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With that many commercials on one topic, it's not unreasonable to imagine them blending together indistinguishably in viewers' minds.
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The market became very cautious following an "unreasonable" rise in the offshore yuan on Thursday afternoon, the trader added.
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The emissions limits will address the "unreasonable risk of injury and death associated with portable generators," the agency said.
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It picks over Trump's perhaps not unreasonable fury at unsubstantiated reports he cavorted with prostitutes in a Moscow hotel.
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New York Fed President William Dudley said earlier the expectation of such an announcement next month was not unreasonable.
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The first major change came last week when the Supreme Court found reason in an unreasonable class-action lawsuit.
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The nation needs common-sense FCC rules that prohibit blocking of legal content, and other forms of unreasonable discrimination.
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In Warren's O.R., Webber is berating him for cutting a man open with office supplies, which Warren finds unreasonable.
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He thinks that is an unreasonable expectation, that these states have been quite clear they don't want to participate.
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If they say you can't promote your practice, that would be unreasonable — and I would disagree with them vehemently.
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Such confusion presents an unreasonable challenge to policymakers, particularly those involved in the oversight of the Department's overseas activities.
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"They are saying the statute is unreasonable, but that's not for them to say," he said of agency officials.
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Quarantines have been imposed over the centuries, but longstanding case law dictates that they not be unreasonable or arbitrary.
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If the Lakers don't live up to (somewhat unreasonable) expectations in LeBron's first season it won't be Walton's fault.
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It would obviously be unreasonable to expect every celebrated historical figure to be without any kind of significant blemish.
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In many instances, the motive for lying was readily apparent: to skirt constitutional restrictions against unreasonable searches and stops.
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I'll let the reader decide if my use of the phrase "political correctness" to describe this concern was unreasonable.
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In a letter to the House Judiciary Committee, the department accused Democrats of being unreasonable in subpoenaing that material.
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Failing to reach an unreasonable standard we set for ourselves is a primary reason we give up on things.
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SHREVEPORT, La. — Transgender troops like Senior Airman Sterling Crutcher are seen as "an unreasonable burden" by the Trump administration.
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It's opening doors for women and it's allowing us to break free from these restrictive barriers of unreasonable expectation.
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He clashed for months with the officials, pushing for policies they saw as legally questionable, impractical, unethical or unreasonable.
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Is it really fair, in light of those benefits, to say that the sale of fossil fuels was unreasonable?
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These happenings are few and far between, and it's unreasonable to imagine that fashion will throw up many more.
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But it always starts on the fringes with people who are first dismissed as crazy and unreasonable and ridiculous.
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So, on reflection, I'd say that the switch to a single-payer system wouldn't require unreasonable sacrifices from anyone.
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The authority has agreed to "avoid unreasonable adverse effects," yet no one has defined what those effects might be.
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Instead, I faced court hearings, lawyer meetings and endless delays for many reasons, some reasonable and some frustratingly unreasonable.
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A ministry spokesperson said it's unreasonable for countries around the world to try to prevent people from crossing borders.
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She says 600 mg, while more than what the bottle recommends, is not an unreasonable high dose in medicine.
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Metcalfe said he recognizes that Judge Thrash can discount objections that simply assert a settlement is unfair or unreasonable.
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Yet, as Willow has shown us, it is becoming increasingly unreasonable to maintain such a permissive and arbitrary standard.
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It renders adhering to tradition unreasonable rather than seeing it, as the liberal can, as a source of wisdom.
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Expectations were very unreasonable for Gen X. And knowing that there's a temporal nature of this phase in life.
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"I don't think it's unreasonable to suppose that Benedict foresaw Bergoglio would be elected," Ivereigh said in an interview.
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All in all, though, exhibitors worked hard to remain above board and found little unreasonable pushback from the CTA.
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And if we have more years like the year we just had, I don't think that's [10 million] unreasonable.
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"A second opinion isn't unreasonable, and as you know he intends to seek one," attorney Joseph P. Green said.
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He wrote that the program "is entirely consistent with the Fourth Amendment," which protects against unreasonable search and seizure.
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Ryanair said its latest offer to Germany's VC addressed all of the union's demands and called the walkouts unreasonable.
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"This is unreasonable noise, and it's happening too late," said Samuel J. Himmelstein, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants.
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Faced with the threat of unreasonable remedies, entrepreneurs may be discouraged from launching competing companies in the first place.
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The lawsuit says O'Neal violated the Fourth Amendment, which prohibits unreasonable searches, and the women's rights to equal protection.
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This is akin to reviewing the Titanic and saying that the captain was not unreasonable in starting the voyage.
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But remember that this person is being unreasonable, so you might not actually be able to reason with them.
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His lawyer, Cemal Polat, confirmed that he would appeal against what he called an "unlawful and unreasonable" deportation decision.
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Perhaps we can live it because it's not unreasonable to wonder whether he was living with the contradictions himself.
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What he said wasn't unreasonable, and if he'd told me that in person, or even over the phone, sure.
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"The prospects of the AUD enjoying a further upleg – pending a compliant USD – does not seem unreasonable," said Mellor.
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His "dreadfully delicate sense of honour" could cause him to treat those closest to him with unreasonable cruelty or neglect.
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Thus, the inevitable result of the 53 billing participants presents at least a strong probability of duplication and unreasonable hours.
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But following the hundreds (thousands?) of politicians and media outlets at both ends of the political spectrum is equally unreasonable.
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The original complaint states that, on September 18, 2016, Casino employees "created an unreasonable and dangerous condition" at the business.
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The foreign ministry of China also appealed to the U.S. to stop "unreasonable suppression" of Chinese companies, according to Reuters.
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At what point is it not excessive to have a panic attack, but actually unreasonable -- and even stupid -- not to?
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No doubt, it was classic Silicon Valley speak for "we haven't got a clue," but Zuck wasn't being completely unreasonable.
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"EPA concluded that continued use of the product will result in unreasonable adverse effects on the environment," the agency said.
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Not to please its unfair and unreasonable critics and political opponents, but for its own ability to get anything done.
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" She said the companies failed to stop "suspicious orders of opioids" and "dispensed unreasonable quantities of opioids from their pharmacies.
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An extra $3.4 billion (less than 1.5%) from all 27 of them is not an unreasonable amount to strengthen deterrence.
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"The essential service component of hospitals has always been a good protector against unreasonable actions in the past," said Tavangar.
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" The judge had denied Slager bail in September, saying that releasing him "would constitute an unreasonable danger to the community.
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Republicans have rallied around the president and argued that Democrats are being unreasonable in their opposition to the border wall.
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The screen doesn't come with a 4K option — that would likely have increased its price tag to an unreasonable level.
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They can also be voided if a court finds them unreasonable, meaning that they are too broad in their scope.
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" Still, he added, "If N.H.T.S.A. believes a vehicle presents an unreasonable risk to safety, the agency would seek a recall.
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"It's unreasonable that they stop the MTR service ahead of the protest," said Louis Wong, a protester in the area.
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It's another example of a legal fiction -- an unreasonable expectation foisted upon citizens, but to achieve a greater good: finality.
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Kerstin Beyer, a family lawyer, cites a case where the "unreasonable" behaviour involved the wife pursuing an "independent social life".
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If that happens, it is not unreasonable to assume that one day, the data workers of the world will unite.
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The plaintiffs argued that this rule violated the Fourth Amendment's ban on unreasonable searches and seizures, but Judge Garcia disagreed.
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New York Fed President William Dudley said on Monday the expectation of such an announcement next month was not unreasonable.
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The criminal complaint against Shelby said her "fear resulted in her unreasonable actions which led her to shooting" Crutcher, 40.
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Vera Egenberger, who adheres to no church, felt the requirement was unreasonable and complained to her country's Federal Labour Court.
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Collecting the data is not an unreasonable search, however, when it is done with no "prosecutorial intent," the court ruled.
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Critics say the new interpretation is overreaching and violates the Fourth Amendment, which protects citizens from unreasonable search and seizure.
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"Generally speaking, it's unreasonable to expect that an individual would have the resources to fight a major company," she explained.
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Schools say a decision in the family&aposs favor would place an unreasonable burden on untrained employees to stop suicides.
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But with an administration as unreasonable as Trump's it's tough to pin down exactly which one is the biggest culprit.
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Jay: He can't go through the history of litigation—Keenan: I don't think it's unreasonable to ask for precedents.5.
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The criminal complaint against Shelby alleges that her "fear resulted in her unreasonable actions which led her to shooting" Crutcher.
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Maybe you think it's unreasonable to condemn the rabidly recreational habits of white people on this day, the Caveman Olympics.
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"I don't think the teachers are being unreasonable whatsoever, because they are fighting for more than just money," she said.
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Whatever the case, the loss of the port is no longer as unreasonable as it was a few years ago.
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But he called it "an unreasonable standard" to demand absolute proof of fraud before leveling a claim against a voter.
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In Tuesday's statement, Pyongyang also linked Washington's climate policy to its "unreasonable and reckless" actions against North Korea's nuclear program.
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He believes it's not unreasonable to imagine funds in the future that offer five or 10 times leverage or more.
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We're told Metropoulos wanted a significant amount of access during Hef's remaining years ... and Playboy felt he was being unreasonable.
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Perhaps it would even melt away our unreasonable expectations that a single superhuman president can intelligently know everything about everything.
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"There's a lot on the list that is simply not true or unreasonable, so how can we comply?" he said.
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" Royal London Asset Management, which holds a £443 million ($626 million) stake in BP called the increase "unreasonable and insensitive.
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The Justice Department found, for one, that officers regularly use stun guns on children — which federal investigators say is unreasonable.
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So it's not unreasonable, then, that McConnell thought "stealth and speed" was his best and only real chance of success.
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That it was unreasonable for her to have to answer a question that could put her in politically treacherous waters.
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There's a lot to keep up with on the internet, and it's both unhealthy and unreasonable to absorb it all.
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Expecting to make the switch from self-loathing to total, unadulterated self-love was unreasonable — perfectionism in a different form.
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Nevertheless, some Senate Republicans have said Mr. Roberts is being unreasonable and should allow Mr. Fanning's nomination to move forward.
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The Rice family called for Mr. McGinty to recuse himself, and hired its own experts, who found the shooting unreasonable.
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It is unreasonable and inhumane to hold people for long periods of time without the possibility of seeing a judge.
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" Andrew Zimbalist, an economist at Smith College, said he didn't see Rishe's estimates as conservative, but "they are not unreasonable.
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Their unreasonable demands assert that religious organizations are disqualified from competing for a federal contract simply because they are religious.
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Feeling overwhelmed or that the expectations are unreasonable are surefire signs that you might not be suited for the position.
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Mitigation measures will be put in place to minimize exposure and reduce the potential for unreasonable risks to the environment.
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In light of positive output gaps, rising core inflation and pro-cyclical US fiscal policy, this might not be unreasonable.
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However, it's not unreasonable to expect the president to live up to the values and laws that govern military service.
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Yet it is hardly unreasonable to expect all of NATO's members to fulfill their financial commitments toward NATO's collective defense.
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He spent months negotiating with Chinese companies to get them involved in the Anaklia project but found their demands unreasonable.
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If you've got somebody who's an accounts-payable clerk and they want to be a CFO next year, that's unreasonable.
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It is not unreasonable to demand that men in workplaces act as if the year were 2017 and not 2003.
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A consensus will give you some assurance that other people — like, say, a judge — might also find the conditions unreasonable.
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Then there's foreign policy, where Mr. Trump is, if anything, more reasonable — or more accurately, less unreasonable — than his rivals.
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It is not an unreasonable question, and there is every reason for FDA and OPDP to provide a reasonable answer.
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I'm sure it was possible to import games pre-Internet, but the Internet made it so it wasn't completely unreasonable.
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Kiswahili is spoken throughout EAC and it would be unreasonable for one particular country to claim ownership of the language.
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Alphabet Inc's Google has warned the change poses a "monumental" threat to the Constitution's protections against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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It required a unreasonable amount of effort to set up, and it was also limited in what you could connect.
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If yes, where would students draw the line to determine a reasonable number of "wasted" votes, and an unreasonable number?
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It's not unreasonable to say that the challenge we face today is the greatest the human species has ever confronted.
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He said he would have liked for hospitals to increase their capacity by 100%, but added that would be unreasonable.
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"The president is talking about hope for people, and it's not an unreasonable thing, to hope for people," Fauci said.
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The lawyers said that over 40 percent of the arrests presented clear constitutional problems due to unreasonable search and seizures.
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"Our demands on Iran are not unreasonable: give up your program," Pompeo said in a speech outlining demands on Iran.
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It provides Fourth Amendment safeguards to prevent unreasonable searches of electronically stored communications — but says nothing about data held abroad.
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But reason is a poor weapon against the believer whose very religious identity springs from an embrace of the unreasonable.
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I'm not saying I've never sold a bit of burn [tobacco] for twice the price, but I've never been unreasonable.
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The court said it would be an unreasonable standard if politicians could sue every time an opponent fired verbal jabs.
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Her outfits are regularly unreasonable (in one scene, she wears a white blazer to her office with seemingly nothing underneath).
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The market and the public need to know that the current plan includes a commitment to avoid unreasonable economic hardship.
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The practice presents "an unreasonable and substantial risk of illness or injury," the agency said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Dog owners could face unreasonable problems when simply walking their pets outdoors, or neighbors could create trouble for no reason.
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But Mr. Everingham said it was unreasonable to expect any woman to carry a child for a stranger without compensation.
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It would be unreasonable to allow a consumer to sue a software company every time a program suffered a glitch.
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But Durkovich also said that down the line it's not unreasonable to see domestic groups playing a role as well.
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It felt like too much, as though these recommendations that were reasonable for other people somehow were unreasonable for me.
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For its part, Facebook has defended its actions in court filings, calling the IRS&apos conclusions "arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable."
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It has also said it will oppose any "unfair and unreasonable" trade measures by countries such as the United States.
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Filers just checked boxes to indicate if they considered the proposed settlement to be unfair, inadequate, unreasonable or unduly burdensome.
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"I have this fear that it's going to take me another 20 years, and of course that's unreasonable," he said.
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Yes, it's unreasonable, but I want to extend the pristine magic of our homecoming, this weekly installment of paradise regained.
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An 18-ounce wide mouth bottle costs $29.95, which is not unreasonable but still fairly steep for a water bottle.
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He and Mr. Summers described her in White House meetings as unreasonably hostile to financial institutions, and as simply unreasonable.
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He and Mr. Summers described her in White House meetings as unreasonably hostile to financial institutions, and as simply unreasonable.
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Like Justice Scalia, Judge Gorsuch takes a broad view of the Fourth Amendment, which bars unreasonable government searches and seizures.
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Dish has said Tribune is demanding an unreasonable rate increase and filed a lawsuit against Tribune, which Tribune called frivolous.
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Therefore, I think it is not unreasonable to take the true numbers to be half those of Acemoglu et al.
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It was the culmination of months of internal clashes over immigration policies that many say were illegal, unethical or unreasonable.
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He hung himself, because he knew that anytime, for any unreasonable reason, whites might just take away his agency again.
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The year-old suit argues that intelligence collection from backbone Internet traffic carriers violated the Fourth Amendment ban on unreasonable searches.
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But he said class lawyers devoted an apparently unreasonable number of hours to deposition preparation, class certification briefing and settlement negotiations.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang hit back at the United States asking it to end "unreasonable suppression" of Chinese companies.
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Even if you're acting in complete honesty and good faith, if your mistake is unreasonable, you get treated as a murderer.
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Because CDC wants people protected if flu breaks out early, "October as a rule of thumb is not unreasonable," she said.
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It institutes a timeline — states would need to create brand new health care programs by 2020 — that most experts find unreasonable.
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The family claimed in a 2016 suit that Hill shot his weapon in "unreasonable, unnecessary and reckless manner," The Gazette reported.
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Barring a miracle, pinning hopes of a trade deal with China on a Trump-Xi meeting later this month seems unreasonable.
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It's not unreasonable that intellectuals in their position would at least grapple with the idea that the Enlightenment project had failed.
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"It's unreasonable to tell someone that they can't spend any money for leisure if they have credit card debt," Gharibian said.
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Opposed: Simple—because people being unreasonable and irrational when it comes to pro sports is the only reason pro sports exists.
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Those numbers don't sound unreasonable in 21994, said Allem, especially as scrutiny around vaping has skyrocketed amid the lung injury outbreak.
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"My threshold [for declaring an emergency] will be if I can't make a deal with people that are unreasonable," he said.
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NHTSA can demand a recall if it believes a defect poses an unreasonable safety risk, while the NTSB makes safety recommendations.
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Some leading cannabis companies have probably been oversold, since it's unreasonable to expect profits from companies selling recreational cannabis just yet.
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K2 and Golden Boy Promotions had already come to multiple negotiation stalemates with the latter wanting deals the former deemed unreasonable.
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He claims to stand for the reasonable centre but presents his arguments in such unreasonable terms that he alienates potential allies.
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Of course, that's not unreasonable, since even a human might think that a single cookie is a pancake when zoomed out.
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Getting up is still hard — I love my bed so much and without any obligations, leaving my bed just seems unreasonable.
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"But their means of expressing views have become illegal, irrational and unreasonable," the statement said, accusing demonstrators of disrupting police work.
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I think it's unreasonable at this point in time to think that we will know which side Europe will go on.
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"It seems unreasonable to expect Yellen [to] substantially deviate" from these views, Brown Brothers Harriman currency strategist Win Thin wrote Thursday.
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The idea that Disney or any other service will "kill" Netflix by causing millions of people to switch services is unreasonable.
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Soon later, we saw the statements from Musk, saying those charges are unreasonable and he has never harm his own credit.
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"It is not unreasonable to think that the two cable operators could capture a third of all market growth," he wrote.
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WALTER ISAACSON: And you said we have for 240 years of framework, it's a pretty simple one, which is unreasonable search.
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"You can place unreasonable expectations on an employee for so long before something breaks and it's too late to fix it."
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"Ending even a short-term relationship can feel so sudden, unreasonable, and potentially deceitful," says break up coach Chelsea Leigh Trescott.
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But since those are the families on whom the long-term continuity of our society depends, it's hardly an unreasonable idea.
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Investigators searched for evidence that the officers' use of force could be considered "objectively unreasonable" based on circumstances in the moment.
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The next time he does anything unreasonable I'm going to make him stop and I'm going to say this to him.
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English divorce laws say a person cannot divorce without a spouse's consent, unless they can prove adultery, unreasonable behavior or desertion.
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In the criminal complaint, the Tulsa D.A. says Shelby's "fear resulted in her unreasonable actions" which led to her shooting Crutcher.
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It was also unreasonable to expect Boudreaux to individually pay almost half the amount paid by the city itself, she said.
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It is unreasonable to expect the average person to understand the myriad ways they are tracked on and off the site.
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It's not unreasonable to ask yourself if you're comfortable with trusting your data to a startup with no proven track record.
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They pledge their support, but, when it comes time to follow through, they act as though your requests are entirely unreasonable.
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They arrive at Horn Hill in episode six, which isn't the most reasonable or the most unreasonable thing I've heard today.
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He blamed the government's planned cuts to disability benefits: the culmination, he argued, of years of unreasonable demands by the Treasury.
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Sometimes, saying, "We are going to have great sex on this date," just builds up unreasonable expectations and leads to disappointment.
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And while the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals doesn't have to uphold Watson's injunction, it's not unreasonable to assume it will.
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That's not an unreasonable hope, but while this is an impressive step forward for AI, it's also worth keeping in perspective.
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Also, NHTSA would retain authority to investigate or recall any vehicle or equipment found to pose an unreasonable risk to safety.
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Further, the audit process creates unreasonable costs and risks that could threaten access to home oxygen supplies and equipment over time.
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Civil liberties lawyers have said that police need "probable cause," and therefore a warrant, in order to avoid constitutionally unreasonable searches.
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And he refused to allow special interests to derail it with unreasonable demands that had no chance of winning bipartisan support.
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It is wholly unreasonable to even suggest that a veteran be burdened with the inconvenience of traveling great distances for care.
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Banerjee and Duflo conclude that "it is unreasonable to expect markets to deliver outcomes that are just, acceptable, or even efficient".
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While the government said a sentence in that range "would not be unreasonable or unjust," it did not specifically request one.
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A 55-45 majority doesn't look unreasonable, given Democrats' strengthening hand in Indiana, Arizona and Nevada, the party's sole defensive seat.
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AFSCME spokesman Anders Lindall said the governor's contract proposal includes "unreasonable" demands like a 100 percent hike in employee healthcare premiums.
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The senator from New Jersey talks about love—or "unreasonable, irrational, impractical love," as he once put it—all the time.
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Once one of college football's blue-chip programs, the Cornhuskers now face unreasonable expectations in a conference filled with unfamiliar opponents.
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Luckily, the Vera Wang sleepwear section was having a buy one, get one 50% off sale, so it wasn't completely unreasonable.
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I suggest, as tentatively as I can, that it is not unreasonable to think that we could sleep in the car.
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Again and again, often for short-term political gain, conservatives have stoked unreasonable passions and directed them at individual Democratic officeholders.
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In a public notice, the USTR said France's tax was "unreasonable" and differed from the norms of the US tax system.
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Otherwise, there remains, as was the case in Vietnam, an unreasonable burden of conscience borne alone by each psychiatrist who serves.
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By making such an unreasonable offer to the EU, Johnson could be hoping to bounce Brussels into rejecting any further delay.
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U.S. officials said that Trump was "exasperated" and "frustrated" because he thought Peña Nieto's expectation was unreasonable, according to the Post.
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Democratic leaders have warned Republicans not to attach unreasonable or unrelated measures to the debt ceiling, or they wouldn't support it.
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This seemed to Mendenhall so grossly unreasonable that she would sometimes lash out at the A.C.S. lawyers in the hallway afterward.
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My mind would run through the list of reasons to keep quiet: I would come across as unreasonable, nagging or needy.
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In Nigeria, 75 percent of land is arable, yet we import unreasonable quantities of rice, tomatoes and other basic agricultural produce.
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"This letter shows the FCC's sheer contempt for public input and unreasonable failure to support integrity in its process," said Rosenworcel.
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He has reportedly asked for a big increase in American aid to more than $4 billion per year, which seems unreasonable.
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"I don't think it's unreasonable to say her account was hacked," said Megan Stifel, a cybersecurity expert at the Atlantic Council.
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Until those vague promises produce concrete results, it's not unreasonable to conclude that the NCAA doesn't particularly care about its HBCUs.
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It's clearly unreasonable to promise that the Senate Republicans would stand united to oppose any nominee that Hillary Clinton might offer.
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It is not unreasonable to hold Donald Trump accountable for ensuring such policies are protective of both private and public interest.
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Lighthizer said last week that China had failed to alter the "unfair, unreasonable" practices at the heart of the trade dispute.
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They fill our very own medicine cabinets and makeup bags, and they consume an unreasonable amount of space on our desks.
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Asked if people who lived in poorer areas should move to a different city for work, Haldane said this was unreasonable.
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Nor is it unreasonable to worry about a full-blown third Intifada, which could result in numerous deaths on both sides.
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Although the Fourth Amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures, a face is public while a person moves about in public.
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If this unreasonable burden is excluded, the USPS, which operates without tax dollars, has operating profits totaling $3.2 billion since 85033.
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Many lawmakers, however, view the cost and usefulness of such a wall as unreasonable, and have vowed to block its completion.
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It's not unreasonable to expect Mr. October to ask for at least $1 million a year in a three-year contract.
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But I believe that it is unreasonable for my dad to ask me eight months in advance for my flight preferences.
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Mel says Stephen's refusing to give her any advance notice about when he wants to come, which she says is unreasonable.
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In a discrimination complaint, she said the team places unreasonable rules on its female cheerleaders to protect them from male players.
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If [Marquez] returns to the ring, I don't think it is unreasonable to do it with an opponent of that level.
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Leaders of the clinic say the state is making unreasonable requests and is bent on closing the clinic for political reasons.
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Now, with Disclosure announcing a hiatus to enjoy some "much-needed rest," it doesn't seem unreasonable to ask: was that it?
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"This is a totally unreasonable, weird thing and it happened the very first time in my museum career," Mr. Heinrich said.
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" She added that the Public had asked the city for a total of about $45 million, which "does not seem unreasonable.
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We strongly urge the U.S. to stop unreasonable suppression of Chinese companies, including Huawei, and treat Chinese enterprises fairly and objectively.
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Now, with Disclosure announcing a hiatus to enjoy some "much-needed rest," it doesn't seem unreasonable to ask: was that it?
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When quotes for a small custom island seemed unreasonable, Charlie made one and topped it with a piece of leftover marble.
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The price tag was a not-unreasonable $60,475, with a little over $4,000 in extras on the starting sticker of $56,250.
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But prosecutors say Laquan posed no lethal threat and that Officer Van Dyke's decision to shoot, and keep shooting, was unreasonable.
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Given market fluctuations, it is not unreasonable to consider the part of the claim about England's gasoline prices to be true.
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Chile retains many unreasonable obstacles to legal abortion: for example, private hospitals can refuse to offer the procedure on religious grounds.
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Even if the Senate passes the measure, the Trump administration has called its provisions "problematic and unreasonable" and threatened a veto.
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"You don't want people to be denied access to justice, because what they needed was unreasonable or too expensive," Salelkar said.
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It is unreasonable to credit nuclear weapons—but not the E.U.—for keeping the peace in modern Europe, as Thatcher did.
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" There seemed to be something not-altogether-unreasonable behind his insistence that her perceptions of the C.I.A. were "frozen in time.
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It is not an unreasonable approach for a company that has been dogged by scandals about its handling of user data.
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Therefore, many studios must raise their drop-in prices to unreasonable rates in order to get a sustainable payout from ClassPass.
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He added that he had received allegations about Patel's behavior, including "shouting and swearing, belittling people, making unreasonable and repeated demands."
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The lawsuit cites violations of the Fourth Amendment (unreasonable seizure of children), the Fifth Amendment due process clause and equal protection.
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It's not unreasonable to want your healthcare providers to be selfless in their actions, and confident in their abilities and decisions.
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There is no excuse for my behavior, and I cannot justify the unreasonable choices that I made yesterday on the court.
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Most unreasonable of all were the tactical shenanigans proponents engaged in to get the FCC to implement Title II net neutrality.
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What transforms suspicion from constitutionally "unreasonable" to "reasonable" is the identification of some articulable fact that validates the suspicion of wrongdoing.
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Nearly 80% of Americans feel the cost of prescription drugs is unreasonable, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation's February tracking poll.
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The legal precedent says courts must defer to agency interpretations of "ambiguous" statutes when disputes arise, unless the interpretation is unreasonable.
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Would that really be so shocking or unreasonable that we would treat it as taboo to even consider it a possibility?
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It's not unreasonable to wonder if Atlas was hoping news of the big deal would change Cooperman's mind about his stake.
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Leaders of the clinic said the state was making unreasonable requests and was determined to close the clinic for political reasons.
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It also argued that China has always resisted any "unreasonable demands" by the United States, never compromising or accepting restrictive conditions.
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It may not be unreasonable to suggest that, like Nixon, Trump has spent his life seeking to fill an emotional void.
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Before the election EU officials warned repeatedly that unreasonable expectations on the British side were shortening the odds of a disorderly Brexit.
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South Korea's finance minister on Wednesday said the government will vigorously argue Korea's case should the U.S. make any unreasonable trade demands.
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"The judge said the Ruia plea has to be rejected for various reasons including that it suffered from unreasonable delays," Kapur said.
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The CEO of Tesla Motors and SpaceX has made an aggressive prediction for his technology, and paired it with an unreasonable deadline.
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As we've said before, Qualcomm's demands are unreasonable and they have been charging higher rates based on our innovation, not their own.
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Signing up for an income-driven repayment plan can make sure that you don't owe an unreasonable amount compared to your income.
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And when they fail to reach this unreasonable standard of emotionlessness, they — rather than the directors who demand it — pay the price.
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"LabMD's security practices were unreasonable, lacking even basic precautions to protect the sensitive consumer information maintained on its computer system," Ramirez said.
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Section 301, for example, authorizes tariffs and quotas against a country ruled to be engaging in "unjustifiable, unreasonable, or discriminatory" trading behavior.
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Estimates that 100,000 individuals may already be infected are not unreasonable, given the rapid increase in new cases and spread within China.
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But in the real world, it is unreasonable to expect markets to always deliver outcomes that are just, acceptable — or even efficient.
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There are denials, multiple hang-ups, unreasonable demands — the full gamut of emotions and behaviours one expects to encounter during a breakup.
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After years of escalating warnings about misinformation running wild on Facebook, shutting the site down in an emergency doesn't seem so unreasonable.
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NHTSA will investigate to determine if the issue poses an unreasonable risk to safety and whether the agency should seek a recall.
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The argument that this information was protected, and that its collection constituted unreasonable search and seizure, failed to convince the Appeals court.
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"My threshold [for declaring a national emergency] will be if I can't make a deal with people that are unreasonable," he said.
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February 613, 603 -- Judge Rudolph Contreras expresses dismay and determines that the delays in releasing the remaining of Clinton's emails is unreasonable.
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It's not an unreasonable ruling — this really does seem like unauthorized use — but the whole thing makes me feel a little crazy.
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Canal+ had suspended broadcasts last week saying that Groupe TF1 was imposing "unreasonable" fees on distributors to transmit TF1's free programmes.
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But this one might just be my favorite: However, asking what will happen to that Twitter handle isn't a totally unreasonable question.
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" White House acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said on Sunday that moving the warship was "not an unreasonable thing to do.
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It's no secret that banking is a highly competitive field where sales representatives are often tasked with meeting unrealistic, unreasonable sales goals.
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But it insisted that seeking the release of Lin was an "unreasonable act", and that "criminals should be punished according to law".
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After making it through security without a hitch, it appears a typo and unreasonable staff threw a wrench in his travel plans.
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You have unelected, deep state actors shredding our Fourth Amendment rights, your right to privacy, and protection against unreasonable search and seizure.
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China's foreign ministry has urged the United States to drop the arrest warrant against Meng and end "unreasonable suppression" of Chinese companies.
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"We still think that $1.20 is a not unreasonable target given the size of effective like terms of trade shock," he said.
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Alternatively a firm could attract attention if its spending on a commodity spikes to an unreasonable degree as the commodity's price falls.
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"The OIG's restrictions on PSI's communications with donors are unreasonable, unfair and unconstitutional," PSI's general counsel, Neil Millhiser, said in a statement.
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"This factor certainly outweighs the negligible effect the secondary strike may have on Sibanye and therefore renders it unreasonable," the judge said.
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They're spoiled, sure, and maybe a little unreasonable, but you still leave feeling like you've been told to like — and follow — them.
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"In retrospect, they might have been pursued with more vigor, but at the time it was not an unreasonable decision," Perlman said.
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That's not an unreasonable attitude to take, but it misses so much of the beauty (and frankly hard work) of technological development.
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It is "unsolicited advertising and unreasonable harassment," the regional court in Hamm said, confirming the ruling of a lower court in Arnsberg.
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Feigen says he decided both options were unreasonable and shot down both deals -- the prosecutor responded by raising the fine to $46,875!
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His lawyers are expected at trial to challenge prosecutors' claims that the securities' prices were mismarked and unreasonable, according to court papers.
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Female and non-binary employees are especially vulnerable to harassment, alienation, and unreasonable demands in work environments that lack concrete HR guidelines.
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Roadhog's Chain Hook was a little bit unreasonable, pulling enemies through walls and across insane distances if the conditions were just right.
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Having made his pitch to the U.S. electorate as the first businessman president, it's not unreasonable to hold Trump to similar standards.
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The ACLU says obtaining all those cell-tower records without a warrant violated Carpenter's Fourth Amendment rights against unreasonable search and seizure.
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"Self-balancing scooters that do not meet these voluntary safety standards pose an unreasonable risk of fire to consumers," the agency writes.
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Perhaps. It's not unreasonable to think so, especially considering that GM has graduated from recognizing Tesla's existence to outright trolling it lately.
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He says she's being unreasonable and it's a "thinly veiled attempt" to renege on the settlement and try to get more money.
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In their lawsuit, they argued that the city's smart meter data collection violated their Fourth Amendment rights against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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The Republicans, having designed an unreasonable system that reveals one of its own dark secrets, are watching it explode in their faces.
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A panel of nine justices ruled that parts of the conscription law that exempt seminary students from service were "unreasonable and unconstitutional".
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Is it unreasonable to desire friendships—which can often be ambiguous—that exist separate and distinct from one's long-term monogamous relationship?
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Cell-site simulators often trace phones to pockets, purses, homes and other places protected by the Fourth Amendment's prohibition on "unreasonable searches".
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FORTT: IS IT HARDER TO FIND STORY LINES IN POLITICS THAT ARE UNREASONABLE OR ENTERTAINING ENOUGH THAT YOU AREN'T WRITING THEM DOWN?
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The exception at issue in Gonzalez-Badillo is fairly straightforward: A search can't be unreasonable if it's done with the subject's consent.
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However, it is not unreasonable to think that further policy delays could cause a reversal in sentiment and, in turn, equity valuations.
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Instead, the agency responds to complaints or crashes when it investigates whether a potential defect poses an unreasonable risk to driver safety.
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Editorial The Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures by the government — or that's how it works in theory, anyway.
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Of course, it is unreasonable to expect anyone to be able to respond to such community-wide disaster as an immigration raid.
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But if the president miscommunicates during a veto fight, comes off as erratic, inconsistent or unreasonable, he will lose the messaging war.
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The FBI can lasso thousands of people's records with a single NSL — regardless of the Fourth Amendment's prohibition of unreasonable warrantless searches.
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The lawsuit I filed was my unreasonable attempt to damage his business reputation and stop Mr. Edwards from pursuing cases against me.
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He sensed that his feelings were unreasonable and he struggled to dismiss them, disliking himself for what seemed to be a selfishness.
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Stewart does not complain about what may be unreasonable expectations — at UConn, winning national championships also included preparation for the professional spotlight.
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Other times, they use an unreasonable amount of detail in an effort to come across as smarter than me or impress me.
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Democracy simply doesn't work if both sides view the other side's demands as unreasonable simply because the other side has made them.
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The report added: The Baltimore Police Department uses unreasonable force against people who present little or no threat to officers or others.
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For Britain to ask us to do that, is a very unreasonable request and it won't be the basis of a deal.
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Would you think it unreasonable if a plumber charged you more to replace your skinny PVC pipe with a big copper one?
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Istanbul's new CHP mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, said on Saturday that the objections were unreasonable and that they could "only laugh at this".
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Through tort law, states may define what counts as negligence, and juries may then determine what conduct is reasonable and what's unreasonable.
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"Put simply, public consumption of alcohol, littering, public urination, unreasonable noise, and most parks offenses are not criminal acts," the NYCLU states.
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"The possibility that a person would make a stop on the island and appear in the movie is not unreasonable," he added.
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Who among us can say we've never done anything at least slightly unreasonable on behalf of a band or musician we like?
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Those who know how and when to be unreasonable, however, are able to come up with innovative strategies that lead to success.
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And even though my present prognosis is good, there are reasons prophylactic double mastectomy would not be an unreasonable choice for me.
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S. talks did not reach an agreement is because the United States tried "to achieve unreasonable interests through extreme pressure", Lu said.
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But a majority of the three-judge panel concluded that allowing the policy to remain in place for now was not unreasonable.
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People are voicing hate more now because there's so many more outlets that give voice to reasonable and unreasonable opinions and demands.
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Mr. Miller and others have pressed for implementing policies that current and former officials have called legally questionable, impractical, unethical or unreasonable.
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In the United States, Uber has used the courts to try to block what it see as unreasonable restrictions on its business.
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It's not unreasonable for media owners to try to avoid taking partisan political stances so as not to jeopardize their publication's objectivity.
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Given market fluctuations, it is not unreasonable to consider the part of the claim about gasoline prices in Germany to be true.
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" Given his track record, some senators expressed concerns that, if confirmed, Barr would "take extreme and unreasonable positions favoring the executive branch.
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His demand that Comcast carry all of them in high definition and the price he is asking are unreasonable, the company said.
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The price points are a little higher than Rivet, but not so much that they render the furniture unreasonable by any means.
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If you are spending $40 a person at a trattoria, a bottle of wine for $50 or so would not be unreasonable.
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Some buyers might be happy with the current kit, but to expect it to be perfect out of the gate is unreasonable.
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"A judicious use of debt is not unreasonable," Mr. Carroll said, especially if parents are also trying to save for their retirement.
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Work site raids became the subject of lawsuits claiming that immigration officials had violated constitutional protections against racial profiling and unreasonable searches.
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If protesters reject the olive branch, it will strengthen their government's line that these demonstrators are unruly and unreasonable and needlessly disruptive.
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If it would cost too much to moderate content in the way the board recommends, it could deem that unreasonable resource allocation.
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And yet, given the audacity, gusto and hell-for-leather filmmaking on display, the prospect of subsequent installments does not seem unreasonable.
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Last month, a spokesman for Mr. Moon said a fund would be "unreasonable," adding that the high court's ruling should be respected.
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Last fall, two other police officers in the city were indicted on charges of using unreasonable force while arresting two Hispanic boys.
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Tissues have no smell, and I think her insistence that I return to my own cubicle to use the trash is unreasonable.
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Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer also said a deal was possible, but accused the White House of making "unreasonable" demands on immigration.
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Yorke wrote these songs as fairy tales to help himself and his then-newborn son Noah cope with an unfair, unreasonable world.
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Burden is on FERC to show current market rules are unjust and unreasonable and that the proposed rules are just and reasonable.
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The EPA must also review all new chemicals and decide if they present "an unreasonable risk" to human health and the environment.
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One ongoing lawsuit argues the FCC was unreasonable and capricious in repealing the rules, and hopes to reinstate the rules on those grounds.
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Not only does this policy inspire innovative projects, it also serves as a checks and balance system between unreasonable managers and reasonable employees.
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I don't think this sounds unreasonable, given that a bitcoin entrepreneur just announced plans for a new 226 megawatt mining facility in China.
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MILAN (Reuters) - League's loyalty to Italian coalition partner M5S is unreasonable and can't last for ever, cabinet secretary Giancarlo Giorgetti said on Monday.
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It wouldn't be unreasonable to assume that bitcoin mining machines will represent less than half of Bitmain's sales by the end of 2018.
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PASTOR DARRELL SCOTT, TRUMP FAITH ADVISORY COUNCIL: It&aposs not unreasonable to refer to the scripture, especially if you are a Bible believer.
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The court said that the deboarding of the flyer, who suffers from cerebral palsy, reflected a "total lack of sensitivity" and "unreasonable discrimination".
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When stocks fall out of favor and fear is high, they decline by an unreasonable amount, which is what we are seeing today.
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The group did not comment on the panel's questions to the ministry, but has previously said bigger packaging warnings are "unreasonable" and "impractical".
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"And, it would be objectively unreasonable to conclude from these remarks that the Court was biased or partial against Mr. Zarrab," Berman wrote.
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Yeah, Rachel was obnoxious the first time we met her, but the question isn't unreasonable, so the moment reads as just plain mean.
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