It's a safe bet this is a conversation worth having.
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It's a skill worth having, and easier than you think.
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But Republicans say that Medicaid coverage is barely worth having.
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They should sign on as the results are worth having.
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It's also worth having a look around at the competition.
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Is it worth having statements we can presume are untrue?
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Still, the high risk alone makes the policy worth having.
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Sometimes our opinions truly feel like the only one worth having.
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But the conversations it wants to start are well worth having.
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Everything we have that's worth having ultimately comes from other people.
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No job is worth having to wear a bulletproof vest. Period.
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These jobs are only worth having to get good things done.
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Would it not be worth having an additional layer of protection?
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That seems worth having to reschedule some of my patients' appointments.
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Hulu really is well worth having if you're a serious cord cutter.
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The women that are hard to get are the ones worth having?
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She's got to show me that she's worth having a friendship with.
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Is a youthful glow worth having leeches crawl all over your face?
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None of this means that the ongoing impeachment debate isn't worth having.
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In purely political terms: This is a fight worth having for Democrats.
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All of these are conversations worth having, wherever you fall on them.
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NBA ANARCHY, a world without leaders, is the only future worth having.
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It was a nomination that turned out to be barely worth having.
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Such meetings may not always go smoothly, but they're still worth having.
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Here's the back-to-school technology worth having, and what to skip.
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But some senators are wondering if it's worth having a long trial.
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"Anything worth fighting for is a fight worth having," Ms. Harris said.
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The Christian tradition doesn't uplift anger as a human experience worth having.
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Any economic system that weakens and destroys families is not worth having.
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At some point, I just think it's not even worth having this argument.
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She figured it was worth having it done, starting with her right eye.
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But it seems odd to suggest that it isn't a conversation worth having.
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What could you say to convince others that the experience is worth having?
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ANONYMOUS It is almost certainly worth having some sort of conversation about this.
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Let's make sure the next billion people connect to a web worth having.
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It will definitely be worth having your sight fucked up for a while.
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A conversation wasn't really worth having when you agreed with the other person.
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"But if there's no money, it's not worth having the discussion," he added.
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Because however much internet discourse can flatten a conversation, it's still worth having.
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And it's not clear that we've gained anything worth having in her place.
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But even if the miracle breakthrough never comes, talks are still worth having.
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If you have to work that hard for something, maybe it isn't worth having.
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In theory, how to judge the acceptable return threshold is a discussion worth having.
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A lot of great side effects that sound like they are worth having anyway.
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It's worth having several in the queue, so you constantly have a decent supply.
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That may also lead to nothing, but at least is a conversation worth having.
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That is what this moment is about — that's why it's a fight worth having.
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During the campaign, she did not acknowledge there was even a dialogue worth having.
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As hilarious as it is mesmerizing, this six-hour dream is worth having twice.
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The experience is only worth having if it is the precursor to something bigger.
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Even if it is politically difficult, experts say that it's a fight worth having.
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So, I think, both sets of issues, both sets of discussion are worth having.
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STEVE LIESMAN: So I think it's worth having a conversation of what is strong. Right?
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" He went on: "Any economic system that weakens and destroys families is not worth having.
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It could be worth having a conversation with your boss about what your options are.
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The internet loves a good debate, and this particular argument is certainly one worth having.
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In short: The Democratic nomination in 2020 looks very much like a nomination worth having.
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"Any industry which required high duties impoverished the country and wasn't worth having," he believed.
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But as the offerings already on the market grow increasingly sophisticated, they're conversations worth having.
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Even if you have to pay the fee, the card can still be worth having.
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So the real question is, is getting rid of it worth having an incision scar?
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Don't approach them—the only ones worth having are the ones who will approach you.
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Decide which fights are worth having, and which ones are better to have backed down.
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And I think it's an important conversation, and one definitely worth having, so thanks for asking.
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The GOP nomination is a prize worth having, since Tennessee is now a reliably Republican state.
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Were that to lead initially only to a freeze on testing, it would be worth having.
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It turns on a fundamental truth of human nature: Anything worth having is worth some effort.
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There's a discussion worth having about how hate speech should be removed from major internet platforms.
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That I wasn't worth having sex for the first time with someone who cared about me.
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Eyal and I disagree quite a bit in this conversation, but it's a disagreement worth having.
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Although I will say that the sandwiches alone sometimes make it worth having to translate that.
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But if they're truly at risk in some way, it's a discussion and choice worth having.
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Even if you don't think you'll use it daily, it's worth having in your enrichment toolkit.
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If you have a sizable student loan debt, it may be worth having your own policy.
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Any God who doesn't want us to love one another is not a God worth having.
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You need to work for it and nothing worth having is going to be handed to you.
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It is not worth having more expensive ones when they have to be updated every few weeks.
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The Chroma X does miss out on some features that might be worth having—both involving USB.
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It may be worth having a frank, Robert Frost-inspired conversation about what purpose those walls serve.
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This is a national debate that's worth having, an immeasurably more valuable one than the current debate.
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The TTIP has its opponents on both sides of the Atlantic, but the gains are worth having.
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You're at least in a position that it would be worth having a conversation with the bosses.
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If you fly even just a couple times a year, it's worth having an airline credit card.
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I didn't mean to have Kalu Yala become something that was worth having a TV show about.
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But now above all times, and with $2 trillion at stake, that was a debate worth having.
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And while the critical opprobrium directed at Rosalía has been unfair, there's still a debate worth having.
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Still, how to spend down those assets wisely in retirement is a conversation very much worth having.
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Before you do so, it's worth having a think about how you intend on using your headphones.
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Castro went too far, by suggesting that there was a fight worth having, right then and there.
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I wonder if it's even worth having a Vanguard account with my income, but I might as well.
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It's a conversation worth having, because there are real differences among Democrats on how to approach the issue.
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These six returning series — including a certain show featuring some dragons — are all worth having on your docket.
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If you take a lot of Live Photos, actively or passively, this is probably an app worth having.
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How do we prove to our customers that we are truly worth having their email and phone number?
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And like electric cars, electric aircraft would offer other benefits that are worth having, but harder to quantify.
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They've failed to understand what, exactly, made the Dead Sea Scrolls so worth having in the first place.
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A fairer, more productive workforce is a prize worth having, but not if it shackles and dehumanises employees.
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These are all debates worth having, and they're debates we've been having ever since the internet was invented.
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You can't have too much of it and there is no little too little to be worth having.
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With social justice advocates re-litigating the issue in the #MeToo era, the couples' comments are worth having.
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But if so that would be as welcome, and worth having, as Mueller's "no proof of conspiracy" conclusion.
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They feel immigrants introduce risk we cannot mitigate, so it is not worth having them in the service.
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But they are also worth having on hand for summer picnics, in the park or on the beach.
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While it sounds like an un-romantic thing to do before getting married, it's a conversation worth having.
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If you fly even just a couple times a year, it&aposs worth having an airline credit card.
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BT: No, I mean, the only job to me that's worth having is being mayor of New York City.
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Inevitably, not everyone gets an examination worth having, or a storyline that lives up to the 10-year buildup.
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The Oscars, meanwhile, think it may not even be worth having a host at all, according to the Guardian.
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"When a passenger touches me inappropriately, I might wonder if it's worth having authorities meet the flight?" she says.
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While Nicholas Colas of Convergex doesn't foresee another financial crisis scenario, he said the 2008 conversation is worth having.
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It's the million dollar question right now ... is Lonzo's basketball artistry worth having to deal with LaVar every day?
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And so my question is this: Is it worth having feelings for a person who doesn't love you back?
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And by worth it, I mean worth having totally fit parents with the greatest Pokémon collection in the neighborhood?
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At CES in January I was pleasantly surprised by the LifeDoor, a smart home gadget that's actually worth having.
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The promise of these outcomes, and society's growing dissatisfaction with the current reality, makes this a conversation worth having.
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While it can be difficult to navigate for those who don't read Chinese, it's worth having for its accuracy.
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There may be a conversation worth having, but the obvious acquirers for Sprint may well keep the company waiting.
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Are you at a tipping point where it's worth having that conversation or do you let it die out?
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Replacing an outlet is a quick job for a licensed electrician, so it's worth having one do it right.
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The second conservative complaint is that Medicaid is administered so badly that it may not be worth having at all.
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"Things aren't gonna always come easy in life and anything that's worth having, you have to work for," she says.
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If you think the question could make someone feel singled out, it might be worth having a more private conversation.
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"Things aren't gonna always come easy in life and anything that's worth having, you have to work for," she said.
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Do you feel by the traditional measurements, though, that it's going to have been a deal well worth having done?
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Some of that may sound gimmicky, but the text-scanning abilities alone make it worth having on your home screen.
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"That's worth having not as good a trade deal as I would normally be able to make," said the President.
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Remember, nothing worth having comes easy — but with the right amount of hard work and dedication, success is absolutely possible.
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It's imperative to learn the correct technique, so it's really worth having even just one session with a qualified trainer.
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It's worth having a professional come out to look at your system and make sure it's as sustainable as possible.
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But evidence of being able to ease social problems, as well as exacerbate them, is a reward well worth having.
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We have a tendency to think that the only experiences worth having are the ones that have five-star ratings.
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But there are loads of other, more neglected roots, like rutabagas, turnips, radishes and celery root, worth having on hand.
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Washington has to start abiding by the basic principle that if something is worth having, it is worth paying for.
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There are three wedding expenses that more than half of survey respondents agree are worth having on your big day.
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In light of these revelations on how Apple guides these responses away from controversy, it's probably a conversation worth having.
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There is much at stake in our walking down this path with China, but it is a study worth having.
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Keep trading with China as we are and there will be no WTO worth having—Beijing will soon dictate the rules.
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OK, the jobs pessimist might reply, maybe there will be jobs in the future but they'll be jobs barely worth having.
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So this is a conversation worth having — and the backlash against Spacey within the LGBT community suggests it's only getting started. ●
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Elizabeth Warren thinks Facebook's political ads policy is a fight worth having, and she's not leaving the presidential race anytime soon.
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If only because decarbonization is such an important undertaking, it's worth having a diverse set of tools to guard against contingencies.
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That, to me, seems like a conversation worth having as part of a larger and more general discussion about sexual abuse.
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You've never seen anything like I Love Dick, and although it might prompt some uncomfortable conversations, they'll definitely be worth having.
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REAGAN: IT'S STILL WORTH HAVING, THE 200,800 PLUS STORES EVEN IF THEY'RE SERVING AS MANY DISTRIBUTION CENTERS REALLY TO ENABLE ONLINE?
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"And most careers worth having involve a fair amount of determination, grit, and just general 'try try again'-ing," she added.
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I just think of it this way: If she was worth having in my life, she would be in my life.
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SOCIAL Q'S When your child expresses anxiety about a family tradition filled with firearms, it's worth having a discussion about it.
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The spirited man defies death in battle, performs deeds of honor and is respected by those whose esteem is worth having.
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The whiskey flavor is worth having on hand to make Irish coffee, the winter warmer soon to be in great demand.
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"Democrats likely feel that the nomination is worth having — namely, that Trump is beatable in a general election," Kondik told us.
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So if you're looking to race to Legend at break-neck speed, the Shaman approach might be worth having in your arsenal.
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"There have been some suggestions which could be construed that that discussion would be worth having," Fehr said in the TSN report.
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"We knew there would be a legal fight, but it's worth having to protect innocent life," Brenna Smith said in an email.
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I guess if it consistently told people they look younger than they are, however, then maybe that'd be a feature worth having.
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Kamala Harris, a former prosecutor, is conspicuously repeating the phrase, "If it's worth fighting for, it's a fight worth having"; Ohio Sen.
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Every person is different, every relationship is different, but it's worth having an honest and open conversation about how you really feel.
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It's worth having the sound on just for the sweary scolding she gives the guy when she finally catches up with him.
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On environmental policy, the merits of the precautionary principle, risk assessment methodologies and the risk of unintended consequences are debates worth having.
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The drink recipes often call for turbinado syrup, made with granulated light brown sugar, a component worth having even for Northern cocktails.
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A debate worth having, sure — but in the meantime, where does that leave those women who just want to wear Gore-Tex?
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It can even backfire: "You get that checkmark, like, 'not sure if it's worth having a mouthy broad on set,'" she said.
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"We share the same assessment," he said, "it is not worth entering a trade war and not worth having many national taxations."
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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice OK, we're adding a second battle royale title, but this one is well worth having on the list.
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And 15 years after the compromise was struck, he was reflective about a fight that he still considered worth having embarked on.
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"Things aren't gonna always come easy in life and anything that's worth having, you have to work for," she told PEOPLE last September.
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As Zuckerberg noted in his testimony to Congress this week, it's worth having a conversation about applying the GDPR in the United States.
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Like my body tried to tell me, having sex when I hadn't made my pleasure an equal priority wasn't worth having at all.
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A fight worth having The tribal headquarters sits in the Sioux County seat of Fort Yates, nearly 30 miles south of the protests.
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If there are apps that you want to tailor more specifically, it's always worth having a dig into the settings inside that app.
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"Things aren't gonna always come easy in life and anything that's worth having, you have to work for," she told PEOPLE last September.
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When wireless charging works over the air, without any need for charger pads, then it will finally be a tech upgrade worth having.
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While the version embedded above is probably the Vitas video you'll have seen, it's worth having a look at this one as well.
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The marks we leave on the road and the impact of a fling eventually fade, but that doesn't mean they're not worth having.
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TV that it might be worth having the gun control debate at a more local level in the U.S. to combat gun violence.
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Maybe if a cryptocurrency or token needs a heavy marketing campaign, at this point, it's not worth having around in the first place.
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The tech jobs and the high wages aren't worth having if they come with worsening congestion, more crowded development or soaring housing costs.
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Kamala Harris said in a separate CNN town hall that she thought it was a conversation worth having, but did not weigh down definitively.
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Soon-Shiong has tweeted a series of aphorisms underscoring his determination to forge ahead despite adversity: "Nothing worth having comes easy," read one tweet.
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That would result in chaos, but some Democrats are so eager for new blood in leadership that they believe it's a fight worth having.
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"In a region of the world where growth is 1.5 pct on average, hey, 0.2 percent is worth having a look at," Lagarde said.
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In some ways, it is the only argument worth having, since the specific cases are not decidable in advance in one way or another.
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But now that many new works are available for free, it's worth having a quick look around if you're thinking of buying vintage art.
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It can also be worth having points handy for times you can't find saver availability and don't have any flexibility in your travel plans.
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The reward wouldn't be so sweet—or, perhaps, worth having at all—if the process that assured it were shown to be a sham.
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People often get tunnel vision on winning this month's race, and they don't stop to think if there is an actual goalpost worth having.
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But given how many problems there are to fix, it's worth having as many researchers as possible chasing that last tenth of a percent.
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"There are tons of arguments to be had," Mashwama says, "but not all of them are worth having, even if you think you're correct."
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The point is that, finally, enough people are aware that this problem needs solving that it's a fight worth having in the first place.
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Before you jump in and invest in a fancy new set, it's worth having a think about how you intend on using your headphones.
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Generally speaking, anything that helps you be more accurate as you work through a recipe — like an instant-read digital thermometer — is worth having.
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"We knew there would be a legal fight, but it's worth having to protect innocent life," Brenna Smith said in an email in May.
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But I think it's also worth having the conversation about how this, in some way, may signal an evolution of women's roles at CES.
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And those are conversations well worth having at a moment when both history and the present are keeping many of us awake at night.
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That's why "people don't whine" when they take out a mortgage, because it is paying for something that's "worth having," the anti-tax crusader said.
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In my opinion, this alone is a feature worth having for any cyclist who likes to listen to music or take calls while they ride.
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Public support for the ACLU tends to fall off during Democratic presidencies, when erstwhile backers forget that there are still civil liberties fights worth having.
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There have been a couple of good video studies put on youtube by fans of his game which are well worth having a look at.
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If your periods don't really bother you, I can see why you may not feel like it's worth having to take a pill every day.
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Social conservatives have told Mr. Trump that nominating Judge Barrett would lead to a fight worth having, even at the cost of a failed nomination.
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He'll have a tough matchup against New Orleans next week but should still get enough touches to make it worth having him in your lineup.
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My message is that if a client leaves you in the middle of your battle with cancer, they probably aren't worth having as a client.
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They're worth having anyway, if only to open diplomatic channels by which the parties can manage the conflict to make it a little less terrible.
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The woman who said, again and again, that "Brexit means Brexit" is now telling Britain that her version of Brexit is the only version worth having.
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But if you're after durability and color that packs a bunch, they're well worth having a little fun with — and that's what beauty's all about, right?
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And it's a debate worth having, so long as the people involved are honest and open, and can understand that one person's boundary is another's trigger.
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Still, the handful of superb profiles — particularly the ones on Child, Bush, Steinem and Waithe — salvage the volume, and it may be worth having for those.
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None of these costs are worth having a keyboard in the long-run and it clearly shows how much real estate and functionality it strips away.
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It's not worth risking your health safety just to get a few bucks off — and it's definitely not worth having bad brows for the foreseeable future.
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They tend to be pretty aggressively genre movies, which ours didn't completely fit into, but it still seemed like it would be worth having the conversation.
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Certainly someone thought that Edmond at least was worth having; Obvious estimated that the painting (though surely a print) would fetch perhaps €10,000 on the block.
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Available with all the basic orientations, flex levels, and configurations, this is a simple but sleek stick worth having, either for backup or a first driver.
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A college degree is still worth having: Studies consistently show that a BA provides more secure employment, higher lifetime earnings and even a longer life expectancy.
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And I wonder if you can just talk a little bit about the case for abortion and reproductive rights, why this is a fight worth having.
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"It's about one percent (more power), which is a tenth of a second so it's worth having but it's not a make or break," he said.
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But once I obtain my prize, it no longer seems worth having—because if I can have it, then something must be wrong with it. 8.
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But as big blizzards roll in across the Northeast US, and clouds and rain obscure views elsewhere, it's worth having a backup plan for this celestial event.
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While not always necessary (and often frustrating, especially when trying to operate electronics), polarized lenses are generally worth having, even if you go for a cheap pair.
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Any book that reminds us literary genres aren't stable and distinct, or remotely exhaustive in describing the forms that creative work can take, is worth having around.
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But if the vote spurs discussion of fiscal responsibility and debate on how to draft a BBA that actually works, then perhaps it's an exercise worth having.
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Because a world cut off from the magic of nature is a world without Olafs and a world without Olaf's may not be worth having at all.
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Those older sets are worth having a look at if you want to save some cash though—just check if they're still getting software updates from the manufacturer.
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If representatives feel the FCC has overreached, there are ways to rein it in that aren't to the severe detriment of consumers, and that discussion is worth having.
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"Unless there is some justification not to," Cornyn said, suggesting it might be worth having all former employees lose their clearances when they are done being in office.
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Now, I wouldn't mind Thanos snapping a few exes from my own memory, but maybe it's those bitter flaws in all of us that make relationships worth having.
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He appears to be under some kind of assumption that these conversations themselves are evidence of improvement—and, if he's not integral to them, they're not worth having.
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The truth is no one really ever wanted it, and while it was everywhere no one could be convinced it was worth having as anything other than a novelty.
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I'd expect similar behavior from the men and women around Jon, but so far Davos is the only person who seems to think it's worth having a conversation about.
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If there's still a lot left, and you're already super full, it's not worth having those few extra bites if all you're going to do is make yourself sick.
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Bekah Martinez, Kendall Long, Jacqueline Trumbull — who already appeared on the HuffPost Bachelor podcast Here to Make Friends — and Bibiana Julian are all Bachelor characters worth having around. Women?
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After that I was wondering whether it was really worth having Facebook, but today's world is so orientated around social media, it would be hard to live without it.
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It shouldn't be something you bring up on date No. 1, but if you're seeking a long-term, committed partnership, it is a discussion worth having sooner than later.
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Medicare for All is a worthy goal, but whatever system we choose must better incentivize doctors to listen to their patients or it won't be a system worth having.
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" Having grown up in an evangelical Christian family, she remarks, "I believe in the value of disagreeing and overstating," adding, "I don't think a lukewarm take is worth having.
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" He added, "I believe educational innovation and disruption are a fight worth having and it matches the President's agenda of rolling back the excess of the Obama regulatory stranglehold.
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The point is, when it comes to James's performance on the court, the fact that this is a debate even worth having is a testament to his basketball greatness.
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There were some skinheads who think women are so far inferior to men that they're not worth having sex with, so that's how they justify sleeping with each other.
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But it was definitely an experience worth having again, and as a non-gamer I was drawn to the potential other uses of VR that my brief meditation session unlocked.
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After years of light-touch moderation, that means taking an entirely new look at third-party ecosystems -- and facing the hard question of whether it's worth having them at all.
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Being able to think yourself to orgasm is, properly construed, the only superpower worth having— even if my Broadly colleagues have tried, and failed, to achieve this in the past.
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But in a blue wave, the Democratic nomination is worth having: Maryland's last Republican governor, Bob Ehrlich, lost his reelection bid to O'Malley even though his approval rating was strong.
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In broaching this topic, Goldsmith touches upon a broader discussion that's worth having about the federal law-enforcement apparatus and how it interacts with the person elected to run it.
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It is not worth having this awful patch that I might be stuck with on the side of my head, all because I can't be arsed to dry my hair.
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"We knew there would be a legal fight, but it's a fight worth having to protect innocent life," Reynolds' spokeswoman Brenna Smith said in an email after Friday's court hearing.
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Not every sexual health concern can be traced back to low testosterone, but I think it's worth having yours tested if you think it might be affecting your sex life.
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For longtime Harry Potter addicts, there's certainly some fan-candy here worth having, from the eventual reveal about Credence's bloodline to some teaching scenes involving a young Albus Dumbledore (Jude Law).
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But it is Mr Trump who would have to make the call if Vladimir Putin was sufficiently emboldened to think it worth having a nibble at one of the Baltic states.
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Neoreactionaries argue that egalitarian and democratic policies described as "progressive" by left-liberals are, in fact, a way of slowing down the only progress worth having — acceleration toward techno-capitalist singularity.
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And it's worth having a conversation to find out so that they can have a healthy relationship with their sex life that isn't driven by porn [but] driven by their own desires.
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" Pete Buttigieg: "Look, it's worth having a conversation about border security in the context of comprehensive immigration reform, but President Trump is wrong in his approach on this issue, at every point.
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But given how little space subjects like unionization and crunch are given at a place like E3—gaming's biggest stage every year—it seemed worth having everyone, at least, on the record.
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It's also true that U.S. CEOs make far more money than their counterparts elsewhere, partly due to stock options, and whether they are worth that extra pay is a discussion worth having.
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I don't have all the answers on the most effective way for this to work, but I am figuring it out, and I do believe it is worth having a conversation about.
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Therefore, it's probably worth having a sober discussion about a few ideas, behaviors, and situations you might engage in or experience once you're three years too late to join the 27 Club.
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Moreover, Google doesn't require manufacturers to preload any apps; they can sell devices without any Google apps preinstalled, although the app store and other apps are what make the phone worth having.
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That's a sign of how things are shifting, but it also signals the importance of people actually getting good and useful content, lest they assume the services are not worth having otherwise.
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To be honest, they&aposre such different cards that it&aposs hard to say which is better: Depending on your spending habits and how you travel, it could be worth having both.
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She points to the "rock on [her] hand," and tells her students that a relationship worth having isn't one in which your significant other threatens to leave or shows little interest in you.
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From one parent to another, there are a few constants that I'd like to share with you that I think are worth having in your parental toolbox: Be a learner with your child.
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There is doubtless much more to say about modern manhood, but these books demonstrate conclusively that the conversation is worth having, even urgent, and that there are many different ways of conducting it.
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You can use this fare to bring someone along on an Alaska flight, with no blackout dates, and this benefit alone makes the card worth having if you frequently fly with this airline.
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Although a good deal of the work is decades old and has been seen many times before, given the scarcity of women in these positions of prestige, it feels like a celebration worth having.
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It also includes a few items you're less likely to need — a seat belt cutter, an emergency blanket, a windshield breaker — but that are definitely worth having, if only for the peace of mind.
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It all goes to show that working at a job for years that induces enough stress to make you a hoarder probably isn't worth having—no matter how good the health insurance might be.
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And in the other corner stands President Xi Jinping of China, whose instinct may also be right — this is a fight worth having now, because it is too late — China is just too big.
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Erno Laszlo Multi-Task Eye Gel Cream, $52 (originally $65) [You save $13]The skin around your eyes is thin and delicate, so it's worth having an eye cream that caters to that area.
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" Whether he knew it or not, he was echoing theologian John Luther Adams, whose ideas had echoed across my childhood: "an unexamined faith is not worth having, for it can be true only by accident.
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The latest and greatest iPad, namely the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, will cost you $2,227 to buy in its best configuration and with the basic accessories that make it worth having in the first place.
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And of course it still has to convince people who use the built-in password features of today's browsers that it's worth having a more complete solution, rather than just a tool to remember passwords.
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The good news, as Charen courageously reminded us, is that these fights should never be abandoned even when they seem lost, and that sometimes the fights most worth having are those with our own side.
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Before moving on, it's worth having the class discuss why they think the freedom of speech is an important right and why it is particularly important in a democracy, where people choose their political leaders.
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"We analyzed the prospects for a possible revival of talks in the Normandy format," Lavrov said, referring to negotiations around the Minsk deal which Putin has said were not worth having for the time being.
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Proposing to rebalance American alliances in the Middle East and adopt a more even-handed approach to America's dealings with Sunni- and Shia-led dictatorships would be an interesting idea worth having a big argument about.
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The special offers really worth having are only available for a limited time so if you see something you like on Black Friday, don't mess around and leave it too late, because it might be gone.
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"I think it's worth having a conversation as a society as to whether we want our morality to be under the control of algorithms whose purpose is to make money for giant tech companies," she adds.
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And at some point he, or whoever follows him as speaker, may realize that being a strong speaker has become such an impossible job that it is no longer worth having, and decentralization will likely follow.
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So here are three major new cable dramas — Starz's Counterpart, TNT's The Alienist, and Paramount Network's Waco — that are at least worth having on your radar, even if none of them is completely there just yet.
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And if, in the end, the show's take on Swahili culture feels diffuse and unresolved, emitting only a clouded glow, it also opens a view of the larger realities of history — a view well worth having.
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It isn't, of course, a fully satisfying answer: Clinton side-stepped the question of whether single-payer is a good idea, by saying just that she didn't think it was worth having a "contentious debate" over it.
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CORINNA DA FONSECA-WOLLHEIM Olivier Latry, Jean-Willy Kunz, organists; Montreal Symphony Orchestra; Kent Nagano, conductor (Analekta) If you don't have a favorite recording or two of Saint-Saëns's Third Symphony, here is a version worth having.
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Image via Getty Images / Aleutie Image via Getty Images / Aleutie Considering at least 40% of middle- and large-sized U.S. companies still offer zero paid maternity leave to employees, we're not saying this benefit isn't worth having.
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Once you've learned those, you can expand your repertoire somewhat and teach yourself from books and online tutorials (make sure they're by someone legit, though), but it's honestly so worth having a pro show you the moves.
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Miller, on the other hand, has never hid the fact he wants the fight -- and as he noted in the interview, believes it's such a fundamental issue, particularly to the President's core supporters, that it's worth having.
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You might like these so-called free services, but we don't think they're worth having your email, your search history and now even your family photos data mined and sold off for God knows what advertising purpose.
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Prior to 2018, there were successive waves of major upgrades worth having: from 4G and the annual increase in display size and battery efficiency to the additions of secondary zoom cameras, biometric ID systems, wireless charging, and waterproofing.
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It's worth having a look at Google's Preferred Care plan, as its $129 price tag affords some decent peace of mind if you plan on keeping your Pixel 2 or Pixel 2 XL for at least two years.
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And any deal with Iran that they would honor is probably not worth having, I just want to thank President Trump for resetting our foreign policy leading from the front, taking on dictators and thugs like the Ayatollah.
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The second idea that needs overhauling is the transaction-cost theory of the firm formulated by Ronald Coase 80 years ago: that firms are worth having only if they can do things more cheaply than the market can.
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Sunday, September 10 — One a little farther out, but worth having on your radar: Michelle Obama speaks at Beth El Synagogue in Minneapolis about her tenure as first lady, in a moderated forum kicking off at 7 p.m.
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He has a deep understanding of what it takes to build an online education platform and he also notes that the only jobs worth having in the future are the ones that can't be replaced by machine learning.
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If HTC can convince the world — even just a few of its major markets — that the HTC 10 is a phone worth having, then they have a shot at being in the picture of a top Android phone manufacturer.
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Watching as a fan of Younger, the creator's decision to put the lightheartedness of the show on hold felt like he was saying this was a topic worth doubling back and checking themselves on, and a conversation worth having.
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If your door has a lock you should lock it, obviously, but if your housemates are a little too comfortable walking into your room, it's worth having a conversation about respecting personal space when your bedroom door is closed.
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A year of moderate protection is still worth having, and might make the new vaccine useful in the worst-affected countries—such as the Democratic Republic of Congo and Nigeria, which together account for two-fifths of malaria deaths.
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If they don't like the idea of you doing your own thing to avoid anxious flare ups, it might be worth having a deeper conversation about what it means for you to have anxiety before you go away together.
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But if Alibaba and Tencent believe first place is the only trophy worth having, both might be willing to spend heavily to get there – as local ride-hailing firm Didi did to force Uber out of the Chinese market.
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I have an idiot hunch that this will somehow turn into a thought worth having if only I can sit out here another hour or two and see how fine the lava looks in the full black of night.
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My sous chefs know how, but I've been making it for years and it's just faster if I do it; it's not worth having someone spend four hours on one task if I can do it in 90 minutes.
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That's unfortunate because while economic debates are certainly worth having, boiling down the pros and cons of EU membership simply in terms of money misses the real point: this vote is more about the future of democratic freedom and sovereignty.
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There were copies of Ebony, Essence and Jet that my dad brought home from work so that we could be in touch with our blackness in magazine form, and the union newsletters that explained why his job was worth having.
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Honestly, the vast majority of the country could carry on normally without the bureaucrats in D.C. lighting their tax dollars on fire, and this is a debate worth having: What is the proper size and role of government in our lives?
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As an advisor at a big state university and former professor at a school serving mostly first-generation students, over 50% of which were Latinx, I also worry a lot about the message that only the fanciest schools provide an education worth having.
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It's worth having an honest conversation — especially since the current occupant of the White House has been accused over and over again of sexual misconduct — about the boundaries men routinely cross without falling into the category society has deemed "truly bad" behavior.
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That said, Fox News is told there are some Republicans on both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue who think a government shutdown standoff over wall-funding and immigration is a fight worth having and, will energize Republicans further to get to the polls.
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If music is supposed to be a conversation between the creators and the listeners, I think it's safe to say that the only exchange worth having right now in relation to Nas is what the hell happened during his marriage to Kelis.
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Because the president's critics tend to be educated and educated people tend to think that the only kind of smarts worth having is the kind they possess — superior powers of articulation combined with deep stores of knowledge — those critics generally assume the latter.
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"Although I find the evidence that they have collected in this paper very convincing, it would be worth having detailed simulations that try to follow up on this model to validate it," Monica Valluri, University of Michigan astronomy professor, told Gizmodo in an email.
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When She Reminded Us of the Importance of Family "Nothing in life is worth having if I can't have you to share it with," Reese said to then-husband Ryan Phillippe and children Ava and Deacon while accepting her Golden Globe for Walk the Line.
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And the best answer of all may lie in full blown net neutrality legislation itself – a heavy lift in a polarized Congress but a fight worth having for progressives who can lay down a marker on their commitment to a free and open Internet.
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"It's really worth having a quick check of portion sizes before you're filling up with food because we know that it does take a little bit of time to get those fullness signals coming through," said Bridget Benelam, nutrition communications manager at the BNF.
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Elizabeta Pesevska, 53, a mother of two grown daughters, said she voted without even looking at the names on the ballot, just to get the country past another election and prove to the European Union that people here are worth having in the bloc.
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"If [the foundation] would in any way harm the credibility of the Clinton administration, I don't think it's worth having it, because the credibility and accountability of the president has to be first," Feingold said Wednesday at a campaign stop, according to The Janesville Gazette.
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A victory on these terms is not worth having, because it leaves the larger conceptual errors untouched, and how we conceive of people with disabilities is crucial — which is to say, how we conceive of we, of who is counted in the first person plural.
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Unintentionally installing a browser extension is easier than installing than a fully fledged desktop program, but it's probably worth having a scan and a clear out of these too... though you should probably double-check with your folks before uninstalling anything that they might be using.
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When you have a problem about an adverse reaction or something difficult to discuss with your doctor, take someone with you to the consultation, because four ears are better than two; there are too many things to think about and an independent opinion is well worth having.
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"It will indeed take more time than you think, it will indeed take more money than what you think, and if it's anything worth having, it will indeed take more from you than you will ever be able to imagine," he said, holding his emotions in check.
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" Tory said in his call for a gun control debate following the deadly shooting in the city's Greektown the night before that even if the discussion could prevent just "one of these incidents," in his view, "it is a discussion worth having and having very soon.
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"If the European Union is not able to prove that membership is worth having, and that in the end emotion wins over rational debates, this not only tells you something about public sentiment in Britain, but will have a contagion effect in other nations," she said.
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And, true to the brand's "Doing Things" motto and emphasis on recreational activities being as worthwhile (and worth having cute, high-performance clothes for) as bona fide workouts, "the goal is for people to spend less time shopping and more time doing things," Haney explained of the OV Kit.
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But it might be worth having a conversation with whomever the most relevant manager is, to assure that person that you will be as productive as ever — or even more so, if you can make a case that, let's say, your work would benefit from occasional strategic solitude.
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Those aged 18 to 22 tend to have no trust in the elite and are more supportive of a one-state outcome than a two-state solution, seeing a corrupt and authoritarian state as "not worth having," said Khalil Shikaki, the director of the Ramallah-based polling center.
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"We don't levy taxes for the sake of levying taxes, but to pay for something which we think is worth having the government do, and in this case it was part of the price to pay for expanding health-care coverage to many millions more people," he said.
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And in a time when there is still so much confusion surrounding consent and anger when it's violated — as demonstrated recently with the Stanford sexual assault victim's powerful letter to her assailant spreading like righteous wildfire — this isn't just a conversation worth having but one that's urgently necessary.
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One of the arguments I make in the book is that while analytically that's a conversation worth having, I don't know of any empirical examples of anti-fascists successfully stopping a neo-Nazi group and then moving on to other groups that are not racist but merely to the right.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) said it was worth having a conversation about the issue.
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One of the angles lawmakers have pitched to the President is that jamming Pelosi and House Democrats with a wall funding fight just minutes after they take control of the House would be a battle worth having -- and could, for at least a moment, short-circuit the House Democratic agenda.
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"While there are a number of issues on which President Trump and I disagree, today, we agreed that things worth having are worth paying for, and the president even offered to help provide the leadership necessary so that we could do something that has proven difficult in the past," he added.
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It's not easy because this is A Star Is Born, a parable about how fame can warp you and ruin you, and about how it's still the only dream worth having — Hollywood's favorite story about itself, a movie that's been made and remade four times now over the span of eight decades.
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Episode five, for example, felt like a self-important, defensive bleat from Weiner about the danger of believing accusations without proof — a debate worth having, though probably not when it's moderated by a guy who's been accused of sexual harassment in a scenario where it's his word against a former co-worker's.
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"It can be argued that the privacy gain of having an onion service over visiting Wikipedia with HTTPS over Tor is minimal, but I think it is worth having this option," Consonni told me via Twitter DM. "I think that all major websites should serve a version over Tor," he went on.
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If literature, as William Giraldi writes in "American Audacity," is "the one religion worth having," then Giraldi is our most tenacious revivalist preacher, his sermons galvanized by a righteous exhortative energy, a mastery of the sacred texts and — unique in contemporary literary criticism — an enthusiasm for moralizing in defense of high standards.
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"While there are a number of issues on which President Trump and I disagree, today, we agreed that things worth having are worth paying for, and the president even offered to help provide the leadership necessary so that we could do something that has proven difficult in the past," Carper said in a statement.
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"If my going to therapy and figuring this all out is making me resentful towards my mom, which is not how I want to feel and it's not how I want to treat her, then I feel like it is worth having a conversation with her, just to let her know that's not my intention," she said.
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That's a debate worth having -- including whether prioritizing test scores above efforts to level the playing field for other marginalized groups makes sense -- which is why the Supreme Court weighed in on the subject a few years ago, essentially scaling back the policy and forcing colleges to better explain why it's still necessary in 21st century, browning America.
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A no-annual-fee airline credit cardWelcome offer: VariesDelta: Blue Delta SkyMiles® Credit Card from American Express American Airlines: American Airlines AAdvantage MileUp CardUnited: United TravelBank CardYou may be sensing a theme here, but most airline credit cards worth having have an annual fee — although many of them will waive it for the first year.
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While the AmEx Platinum Card earns more miles than the Delta co-branded cards, offers lounge access, and credits you for $200 in airline fees each calendar year, there are some perks that make the airline cards worth having for Delta flyers who might not fly enough to make use of the lounge access, or others.
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Having a crush (and making out, and falling in love) never sounded as good as Jepsen makes them sound on Dedicated, her fourth LP. While nothing approaches the viral appeal of "Maybe," a song so insanely catchy that it is likely to overshadow the rest of her career, Dedicated is loaded with tracks worth having a kitchen dance party to.
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And I think that it is worth having a conversation about what exactly is going on with this investigation, how much has been going on, how long people are expected to wait to find out whether there&aposs anything, and whether there is such political bias inherent in the investigation -- the latest updates we got were that Mueller was digging into tweets.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) did not endorse Sanders's proposal on felon voting, but said it was worth having a conversation about the issue.
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The behavior is toxic in many ways: It sends a message to everyone in the room that gadget time is more important than their time; it distracts people who assume the boss is sending work their way; and, perhaps worst of all, it prevents the person using the device from participating in the discussion, which means the meeting wasn't worth having in the first place.
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But as the Boris Johnson-backed Punk London celebration launches in 276 to celebrate forty years of the genre, and Malcolm McLaren's son Joe Corré promises to burn £21970million worth of punk memorabilia as a protest at its complete appropriation by the mainstream, maybe it's worth having a re-think about punk's genuine legacy and what parts of it should have been tossed on the bonfire many years ago.
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Why you may still want to consider a Delta credit card, either instead of, or in addition to, the Amex Platinum CardWhile the Amex Platinum Card earns more miles than the Delta co-branded cards, offers lounge access, and credits you for $200 in airline fees each calendar year, there are some perks that make the airline cards worth having for Delta flyers who might not fly enough to make use of the lounge access, or others.
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Jaguar is stopping production of the I-Pace for a week because it doesn't have enough batteries — and it shows why Tesla and GM are spending billions on battery factoriesAirbus unveiled a futuristic plane prototype with one giant wing and no separate fuselageJetBlue revolutionized low-cost travel when it first flew 20 years ago — here's how it beat the odds to become a major US airlineBoeing is flying the 737 Max around the US with test crews and no passengers to prepare for the plane's returnI took 3 Delta flights in one day after finally getting elite status to see if it's really worth having — here's what I discoveredMercedes-Benz collaborated with a boat maker to create this 59-foot speedboat and matching G-Class SUV
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