You feel he is going to accomplish what he says he's going to accomplish.
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"(Tronc) could probably accomplish what they needed to accomplish without changing the name," Feldmeth said.
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Minit knew what it wanted to accomplish, and how long it took to accomplish it. Done.
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We may be number two but that's plenty of scale to accomplish what we want to accomplish.
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It's been about working together to accomplish things greater than what we can accomplish on our own.
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What did we accomplish in the next 21 years that we didn't accomplish in the first 45 days?
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And then, of course, the market is he won't accomplish very much versus he might accomplish a lot.
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"That allows you to accomplish a lot, to accomplish a lot in a very efficient way," he said.
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AND WE THINK THAT THEY GIVE US PLENTY OF TOOLS TO ACCOMPLISH THE PURPOSES THAT WE WANT TO ACCOMPLISH.
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"[Some coaches] don't want to put in the hours to accomplish what we need to accomplish," he tells me.
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You know, in a way, they were able to accomplish what they could never accomplish during the Cold War.
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What the left can never accomplish through the ballot box, or through real legislation, they actually tried to accomplish by abusing the court system and using activist judges to accomplish their left wing dreams and ideology.
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I see that as an extraordinarily difficult thing for them to accomplish, I actually don't think they will accomplish that.
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"We're going to live vicariously through the Nationals and hope they can accomplish what we wanted to accomplish," Malone said.
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What, precisely, are the characters trying to accomplish in "Rock in the Road" beyond what the show is trying to accomplish?
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They understand that most people overestimate what they accomplish in one year, but underestimate what they can accomplish in 10 years.
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Plus, "what you could potentially accomplish in a decade is exponential to what you can accomplish in a year," he added.
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Don't try to accomplish all your tasks this evening—think about how you can accomplish your goals in the long term instead.
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Their whole strategy is to launch attacks that terrorize Americans— what they can't accomplish through strength they seek to accomplish through fear.
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Advocates hope ballot initiatives will accomplish what Congress won't Advocates hope ballot initiatives will accomplish what Congress won't This segment originally aired Oct.
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What do I have in my arsenal, potentially, that can accomplish this, and how do I accomplish it in the most direct way possible?
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I ask them: what are your goals, what do you hope to accomplish, and how is your behavior now helping you accomplish those goals?
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He made himself his own competition, pictured what he hoped to accomplish in 10 years and did everything he could to accomplish that goal.
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It may superficially resemble a tariff, but it doesn't accomplish any of the actual goals that Trump wants to use a tariff to accomplish.
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But most get into politics because they want to accomplish particular things, and those things they want to accomplish are shaped by their life experiences.
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Bow is unsurprisingly mad and reams Zoey out for even thinking about dropping everything she's worked so hard to accomplish or will accomplish with an education.
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I wanted to be able to accomplish all the things I wanted to accomplish and the question, 'why not you?' kept coming up in my head.
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The rigid structure is most frustrating when you're trying to accomplish a specific task, and there's not enough time to work out how to accomplish it.
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We believe rightly, for the most part that the best way to accomplish the things we want to accomplish is to work harder than our competition.
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Keep a record of what you accomplish "Write down everything you accomplish at the end of your first week, and every week after that," Wessel says.
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Of course an amnesty would accomplish what squishy liberals want to accomplish in terms of offering a humane solution for well-meaning people in their families.
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Right now I'm reading "Barracoon" by Zora Neale Hurston and also some books about how to accomplish what I'm trying to accomplish as an independent musician.
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Meanwhile most in the GOP will stay quiet because they still see the opportunity they have to accomplish things they've been waiting for eight years to accomplish.
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"If I thought that would accomplish a goal — it won't accomplish anything under their rule, because they can bring it up no matter what," she told me.
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"So not only did [the voter ID law] not accomplish what it was supposed to, it did accomplish [what] it was not supposed to do," Ramos wrote.
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There have been important specific changes in the functioning of the global economy that make economists skeptical protective tariffs will accomplish what they are supposed to accomplish.
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"The parties agree to cooperate with each other in all respects to accomplish this settlement and to execute all papers necessary to accomplish this objective," the document read.
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Absolutely. And, the president would be the first to say that he didn't expect to be able to accomplish everything he wanted to accomplish in just eight years.
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To accomplish what they say they want to accomplish, Trump-skeptical Republicans need to start working together, making tangible demands, and taking concrete actions to make things happen.
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"This is a textbook case about how certain companies can game the process to use trade laws to try to accomplish what they can't accomplish in the marketplace."
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But there are cavernous disagreements about how to accomplish these things, and figuring out how to accomplish these things (or to ignore them) is what politics is actually about.
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In defense of policymakers' judgment, the George W. Bush Council of Economic Advisers said and believed that the law would not accomplish what its sponsors said it would accomplish.
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"I thought the idea was you came and did your public service and left, you accomplish what you want to accomplish and you left," Rooney said on Fox News.
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Most Democrats give Obama high approval ratings, yet many still struggle to reconcile his soaring campaign rhetoric with what he has been able to accomplish -- or not accomplish -- as President.
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"Every new administration comes in with an overestimation of what it can accomplish and how quickly it can accomplish it," said Kevin Ewing, a partner at Bracewell, a Washington law firm.
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Recently, however, a good many of us have decided to say, "The heck with it," resolving to accomplish (or not accomplish) feats that run delightfully counter to conventional self-improvement wisdom.
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Such fluff includes the creation of presidential commissions and forums that produce little-read reports, and orders that seek to accomplish things beyond the power of the president to actually accomplish.
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You know, because it's very difficult for me to stay as productive as I like to be and to accomplish as much as I like to accomplish in life without these devices.
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I play as a reward when I accomplish something that I was avoiding, and I play to distract myself from the physical symptoms of anxiety while I accomplish something I was avoiding.
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"We had very long-standing, disciplined processes and decision-making — I mean, highly structured — that allows you to accomplish a lot, to accomplish a lot in a very efficient way," he said.
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Now, with Mattis on board, the Pentagon has a leader who can accomplish trying to get more details from the White House on exactly what it wants to accomplish and on what timetable.
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"Those are all guys that can come in here and help us accomplish what we're trying to accomplish," said outfielder Brett Gardner, who said he had exchanged texts with Robertson after the game.
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Just what they're going to accomplish with this progress, however?
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I can't take for granted my ability to accomplish it.
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Obama replied that using that label would not accomplish anything.
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The only other person to accomplish this feat was Jeopardy!
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But efforts to accomplish this have so far been unsuccessful.
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There's literally nothing you can't accomplish with a waffle iron.
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"There's no limit on what he can accomplish," she says.
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Now that I'm here, why not accomplish those goals here?
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Those are far better moments to set and accomplish goals.
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He also said bringing the case can accomplish other goals.
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This can take years of dedication and discipline to accomplish.
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So what do you want to accomplish with your album?
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This review highlights key measures that can help accomplish this.
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But whom are they for, and what do they accomplish?
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Can we accomplish this without filling landfills with needless waste?
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Ahead, what they want to accomplish, in their own words.
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But the ability to accomplish that goal just isn't there.
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There is no such aircraft today that can accomplish this.
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That's exactly what book summary and speed reading services accomplish.
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Whether they will accomplish anything else is up for debate.
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And to accomplish them, you need a simple, actionable plan.
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With hard work and determination you can accomplish your goals.
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This isn't something that this generation is able to accomplish.
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What were you out to accomplish with the cinematography here?
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A more private version of Instagram could accomplish just that.
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A space mission is a really hard thing to accomplish.
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That's a far cry from what advocates want to accomplish.
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Our creators tell you about how they accomplish their fame.
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Force alone was not enough to accomplish this, he argued.
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What will you accomplish if you quiet this irrational fear?
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Congress is expected to accomplish next to nothing this year.
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There's nothing in the bill that could possibly accomplish that.
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That was a very tough bar for us to accomplish.
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It's about finding a peaceful way to accomplish your goals.
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Synthetic biology could help us accomplish all that, and more.
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When we do that, there is little we cannot accomplish.
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But Fortnite did not accomplish world domination on its own.
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Impeachment might accomplish little more than energizing Trump 2020 voters.
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"I never knew I could accomplish so much," he admitted.
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With Black Divaz, he has already begun to accomplish this.
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Whatever he was hoping to accomplish, it reportedly didn't work.
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AI systems like Ravn's accomplish the same thing in minutes.
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Raising awareness after the fact can only accomplish so much.
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This lip dub imagines how he tried to accomplish that.
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I'm very proud of what we've been able to accomplish.
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It's about what you help accomplish for all those people.'
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But our species is made to accomplish miracles of reorganization.
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Just what does Elon Musk's Boring Company want to accomplish?
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It gave me the discipline, grit, and desire to accomplish.
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Energy is a building block for everything Africa can accomplish.
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And while many do accomplish the summit, some unfortunately don't.
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Then I consider the best way to accomplish my mission.
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Spicer insisted the United States could accomplish more with less.
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I believe answering these questions will accomplish a great deal.
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To accomplish this, Facebook has started paying for original content.
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One way to accomplish this is through feedback and mentorship.
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We're not going to accomplish a thing with a Change.
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And with your help, we'll be able to accomplish this.
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We did not accomplish all we set out to do.
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Exactly how it will accomplish this remains to be determined.
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They aren't accomplishments; they are promises to eventually accomplish things.
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Even so, the rover continues to accomplish useful scientific work.
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We think we're going to accomplish that in our lifetimes.
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Here are the five things Clinton needs to accomplish. 1.
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What are you trying to accomplish in the short term?
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"What exactly would using this language accomplish?" the president said.
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Thankful Baltimore City has allowed me to accomplish my dreams.
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The court has a number of mechanisms to accomplish that.
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God does what he hates to accomplish what he loves.
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To accomplish both of the above, you don't need much.
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Is that something you hope to accomplish with your music?
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To accomplish this, policymakers and the public must embrace change.
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So far, signs indicate Democrats are unlikely to accomplish this.
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"We still have things we need to accomplish," said Rep.
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Even when you accomplish something great, that high won't last.
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Don't assume it's enough to simply accomplish your assigned tasks.
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Stabilizing individual markets across the nation is straightforward to accomplish.
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To be sure, this will not be easy to accomplish.
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That's exactly what the CLAIM Act is trying to accomplish.
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That's exactly what Thune and Rice are trying to accomplish.
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Plotters usually accomplish this with a predictable set of steps.
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Here are a few ways you can accomplish that dream.
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In any case, it wouldn't accomplish anything to abolish ICE.
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One of our best tools to accomplish this is grazing.
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In that space, you need to accomplish some important things.
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What I saw young servicemen and women accomplish was extraordinary.
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Such change is impossible to accomplish in an orderly fashion.
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You're super revved up to accomplish your dreams this evening.
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Can you accomplish what you need in a video conference?
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I could get nicer stuff, but what would that accomplish?
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But was it the best way to accomplish that objective?
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She then raised $21957,21958 from private contributors to accomplish this.
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They ignore and marginalize what people like me actually accomplish.
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Through relaxation, you'll be able to accomplish some major breakthroughs.
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I can certainly accomplish whatever I'm setting out to do.
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Cuts accomplish nothing besides hurting SSDI beneficiaries and future applicants.
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It is unclear whether the legislation will accomplish that goal.
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Wholesale regulatory rollbacks by presidential fiat are difficult to accomplish.
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Which countries negotiated the agreement and what did it accomplish?
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You'd be surprised as to what you could actually accomplish.
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What does the GLC hope to accomplish with this action?
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I hope we did accomplish what we aimed to do.
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Asked what she hopes to accomplish this weekend, she paused.
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Maybe that's all the film should have tried to accomplish.
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Aspiring surgeons should have the dexterity to accomplish such tasks.
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We can accomplish these great things and so much more.
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But what did Mr. Chau actually accomplish in Kien Hoa?
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This plan could easily cost a trillion dollars to accomplish.
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I want this to be about the things we accomplish.
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It would take almost eight months to accomplish that goal.
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But that could be tough to accomplish in a summer.
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Still, that tax cut was supposed to accomplish big things.
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He's not there to thwart what we're trying to accomplish.
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What are "normal" families hoping to accomplish with this ritual?
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Getting Mattel to remove one Barbie phrase couldn't accomplish that.
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EarDial earplugs are a great way to accomplish this task.
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The only problem is, how do we accomplish this battle?
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It's incredible what you can accomplish when you're not high.
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Also look at when you'd like to accomplish your goals.
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Did you accomplish more than you expected to, or less?
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It's true that networking can help you accomplish great things.
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The two believe that Congressional hearings will help accomplish this.
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"More power to Facebook if they accomplish it," he added.
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There are still things we can accomplish on the field.
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The second team to accomplish the task wins $5 million.
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She needs approval of the referendum to accomplish the latter.
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But tax reform is not an easy thing to accomplish.
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And that's precisely what the Chinese wanted to accomplish that.
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The Prescription Safety Alert System will help accomplish exactly that.
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"There is so much we need to do and accomplish."
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If it stops there, it will accomplish nothing at all.
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That could be difficult to accomplish under the new agreement.
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Then design the strategies that will accomplish these critical goals.
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They are rules designed to accomplish an overall public good.
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What do scientists hope TESS will be able to accomplish?
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I also search for examples of what I can accomplish.
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What am I trying to accomplish by spanking my child?
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To accomplish that, the economy would need to increase productivity.
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It demonstrated how much we have already managed to accomplish.
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To accomplish her dream, Martinez had to be carefully screened.
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What do you think this health care bill will accomplish?
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What are the resources you need to accomplish the mission?
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Making it even kinder isn't going to accomplish anything useful.
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Don't think because you are colored you can't accomplish anything.
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None of these proposed laws would accomplish anything at all.
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Just don't expect to accomplish larger tasks during this period.
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Ultimately, good ocean governance lies beyond what individuals can accomplish.
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But what would that actually accomplish in the long run?
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The Moon in Aquarius will help you accomplish your tasks.
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And how do we go about trying to accomplish it?
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But to accomplish that, Trump's support would be extremely advantageous.
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A constitutional amendment is a very difficult thing to accomplish.
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That is precisely what the pick is designed to accomplish.
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We naturally plan what we need to accomplish by the end of the day, the week, or the month, but we're far more effective when we focus on what we can accomplish right now.
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"We at least had the ability to have a conversation with CDC to explain the way that they're trying to accomplish contact tracing is going to take 12 months or more to accomplish," Pinkerton said.
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There's no limit to what we can accomplish as a species.
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That will take a lot more than four years to accomplish.
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No amount of Chrises can accomplish what Green did, I guess?
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It looks to me like we will accomplish quite a bit.
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You&aposre not going to be able to accomplish the goal.
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And it has to accomplish all that in a few seconds.
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But I didn't need new clothes in order to accomplish this.
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It's just a shame that the punishment probably won't accomplish anything.
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Brands, I have seen the best of what leadership can accomplish.
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But skeptics wonder if this next meeting will actually accomplish anything.
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It took him 10 years to accomplish where he's at now.
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What are the top elements that are required to accomplish that?
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"This was just one last mission that he needed to accomplish."
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I didn't feel I had accomplished everything I wanted to accomplish.
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I have newfound confidence in my ability to accomplish my goals.
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This course will help you prioritize and accomplish your best work.
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To accomplish that, she would have to leave her preconceptions behind.
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Bellinger is only the second Dodger to accomplish the latter feat.
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And it could accomplish this challenge by buying HTC's mobile division.
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Cheating at poker is certainly one way to accomplish the goal.
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Collaborating definitely would be the easiest way to accomplish something big.
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But Mr Vakarchuk insists he can accomplish more with his music.
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What is it that Republicans in Congress are trying to accomplish?
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"Sometimes that's the best we can hope to accomplish," she says.
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He has yet to accomplish that feat in the Republican debates.
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Weakness may limit the scale of what Mr Putin can accomplish.
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If nobody cares who gets the credit, how can we accomplish.
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According to the article, what did the occupation of Alcatraz accomplish?
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Maybe Depp will accomplish that with this dimly-lit mirror selfie.
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Each and every day, these soldiers have to accomplish the mission.
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It is truly amazing what humans can accomplish by pooling resources.
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With less infrastructure to accomplish that, we'll all be worse off.
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Bariatric surgery is the best way to accomplish this, he said.
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The good news is that technologies are emerging to accomplish this.
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Here's how the movement could accomplish its goal: What is unbinding?
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Mr Trump's interventions often accomplish the opposite of what he intends.
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I remember the days when mankind worked diligently to accomplish things.
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"Reputation" was her fourth album to accomplish the feat, it said.
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That's an impossible task that not even John Wick could accomplish.
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Using sound sources to accomplish different ends was the first goal.
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How do you describe what you guys want to accomplish here?
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This is not easy to accomplish and was a contentious journey.
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The graph below shows what percentage of VC firms accomplish this.
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This means that May's pilgrimage to Brussels probably won't accomplish much.
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Expanding and diversifying your Pokédex is no easy feat to accomplish.
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I guess that wasn't hard to accomplish, as it turns out.
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All these leaders know what Paris does or does not accomplish.
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"Stay true to the vision and what you want to accomplish."
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You can accomplish a lot just by creating fear and panic.
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A liberal-controlled Court is unlikely to accomplish anything that transformative.
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What is Earth Day, and what is it meant to accomplish?
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A mission focus to accomplish what others can't Massachusetts state Rep.
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What would they like to accomplish or achieve before they die?
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What did he want to accomplish—and has he ever succeeded?
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The world looks forward to seeing what you will accomplish next.
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The performance itself is a testament to what girls can accomplish.
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That's what we're really trying to accomplish — that relationship with yourself.
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You accomplish this by dragging the five columns up and down.
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"There is a limit to what money can accomplish," Bequelin said.
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To accomplish this, commercial space lines will be vital, he adds.
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What his plea today will accomplish is to expedite his transfer.
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So what's Trump actually trying to accomplish by pushing this controversy?
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"What is it that you're trying to accomplish here?" she said.
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And I believe that she'll accomplish much more in due time.
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HTC will also be partnering with Bitmark to help accomplish this.
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Here are the things the new brand wants to accomplish: 1.
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What might countries accomplish when they can't rely on anyone else?
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Presidential visits to Louisiana could accomplish several things for Mr. Rispone.
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Last month, Macron proposed a new law to accomplish as much.
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Insidiously, though, the former avenue is becoming more difficult to accomplish.
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And you don't always need the latest hardware to accomplish that.
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It may be hard for Mrs Clinton to accomplish much else.
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That kind of cheating might, for a time, accomplish its end.
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States were allowed to decide how best to accomplish that goal.
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Unfortunately, few Republicans in Congress actually want to accomplish these goals.
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China works to project constancy and cooperativeness to accomplish these goals.
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He didn't accomplish all that he thought he would or could.
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By a large, on most days, I think I accomplish that.
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States were allowed to decide how best to accomplish that goal.
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B's are the other essential things that you accomplish more comfortably.
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Here's every step you'll need to take to accomplish the task.
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Still, our tiny nation has been able to accomplish incredible things.
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We do not see what goal we would accomplish by interfering.
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Now, it's clear what he can "accomplish" at the international level.
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A preferential tax rate for "deserving" companies could accomplish several things.
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The L.G.B.T.-affirming classes are designed to accomplish two core tasks.
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It will also accomplish exactly nothing for American security and interests.
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It's to remind employees to accomplish tasks with passion, he said.
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Finally, spend three minutes envisioning three things you want to accomplish.
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Those are lofty goals, but Ariza is confident she'll accomplish them.
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Is trickery a fair way for countries to accomplish their goals?
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Repealing a law that works will accomplish none of those things.
|
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"What the executive wanted to accomplish was something more," she said.
|
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Whenever Gus and Mickey accomplish something, they rest on their laurels.
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And if it doesn't accomplish your goal right away, be patient.
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"It seems to take longer to even accomplish that," he says.
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With it, you can accomplish almost anything; without it, practically nothing.
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And I know what he wants to accomplish will be amazing.
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Now she's in town very briefly, with a task to accomplish.
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They hope negative rates will accomplish these goals in three ways.
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To accomplish this, our children and students need to be healthy.
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The Republicans clearly articulated to voters what they intended to accomplish.
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Now, Trump is seeking their cooperation to accomplish his agenda overseas.
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Freshmen must demonstrate teamwork, communication, and strategy to accomplish this goal.
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Instead honor the two uncommon things this second installment does accomplish.
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In writing the film, how did you try to accomplish that?
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But the good things that parties accomplish come with side effects.
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Be honest with yourself (and others) about what you can accomplish.
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You travel across a big fantasy world to accomplish this mission.
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What goal, beyond promoting work at all costs, would that accomplish?
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I want to accomplish something really meaningful and that means succeeding.
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Regulation is one approach; though it would take decades to accomplish.
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But once the Red Sox start hitting, they can accomplish rareties.
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Got to credit them for what they were able to accomplish.
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And I thought I had accomplished everything I wanted to accomplish.
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Obviously there's no guarantee that Sanders's program would actually accomplish this.
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Facebook is the one-stop shop to accomplish all those tasks.
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I had accomplished a lot of what I wanted to accomplish.
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The article's release and subsequent press blitz didn't accomplish anything either.
|
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But to accomplish that, we'd need to change our electoral system.
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This is, in effect, what software can accomplish using artificial intelligence.
|
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But, international lawyers note, there are other ways to accomplish that.
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This is at the core of what she hopes to accomplish.
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They do not come in order to accomplish a peaceful transition.
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State and federal regulations would have to change to accomplish that.
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"What we actually accomplish at the exascale will be what matters."
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What is necessary goes well beyond what monetary policy can accomplish.
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We yearned for great deeds and vowed silently to accomplish them.
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Showing that when we work together, we can accomplish almost anything.
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Do you think the president and Congress could actually accomplish anything?
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What do you hope to accomplish in your time as president?
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But it might be too late for Facebook to accomplish that.
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Well, that strategy doesn't seem like it's going to accomplish much.
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Here's how you can accomplish something of similar value to humankind.
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Anything I accomplish now gets done through a haze of illness.
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"What is it that you're trying to accomplish here?" she said.
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I don't think we know everything TESS is going to accomplish.
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It'll use radar, lidar and optical cameras to accomplish all this.
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This lowered the bar as to what Cipollone had to accomplish.
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That's the task Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is trying to accomplish.
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It's not clear what the Trump administration will try to accomplish.
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Other ideas can accomplish that goal, but it's the right objective.
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Just imagine what WE can accomplish in our first 100 days!
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However, there is less agreement on how to accomplish the objectives.
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In fact, some people with Down syndrome do accomplish those things.
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To accomplish this in less than a year, the Warner Bros.
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There are probably limits to what unlimited ad spending can accomplish.
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On party line votes, Republicans have been able to accomplish goals.
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To be clear, what it did accomplish should not be dismissed.
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We all have important things to accomplish and deal with daily.
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Here are some of the things he would like to accomplish.
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It took a war instigated by his successor to accomplish that.
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Task-positive mode allows us to accomplish something in the moment.
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And it was consistent with what we were trying to accomplish.
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If he loses that in Alabama, his presidency wont accomplish anything.
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One way to accomplish this is to use a hedge. If
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That is no small thing to accomplish, even for a saint.
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The US will not accomplish its "goals in Iran," he added.
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We accomplish this while maintaining three collaborative but independent trade regimes.
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Yes. Did it accomplish what you would get through direct marketing?
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But the kids don't expect the grownups to accomplish much there.
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Unfortunately, to date, no member has introduced legislation to accomplish that.
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If you're like most people, you probably failed to accomplish it.
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"What will a year's worth of abatement money accomplish?" she asked.
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Howard: The question is what is the Fed trying to accomplish?
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We might as well do it now and accomplish this agenda.
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" Duffy said the American people want "us to accomplish this agenda.
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Significantly changing or withdrawing from NAFTA does not accomplish this goal.
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Scholars listed several kinds of victories that a movement can accomplish.
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I still have stuff I want to accomplish behind the wheel.
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Of course, employers could also accomplish these things by raising wages.
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If you need another egg to accomplish this, add it. 3.
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He kills a perfectly innocent person, and he doesn't accomplish anything.
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I still wanted to accomplish big things—to make you proud.
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That movie, sadly, did not accomplish what I hoped it might.
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His policy proposals, at least at this point, don't accomplish that.
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Of course, that's something no other program has managed to accomplish.
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You end up spending your time lamenting what you failed to accomplish and what you should have done differently instead of moving forward, excited about what you've achieved and what you will accomplish in the future.
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You end up spending your time lamenting what you failed to accomplish and what you should have done differently instead of moving forward excited about what you've achieved and what you will accomplish in the future.
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You end up spending your time lamenting what you failed to accomplish and what you should have done differently instead of moving forward, excited about what you've achieved and what you will accomplish in the future.
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OUR PLAN WAS BASED ON A 3% GDP GROWTH WE THINK WE CAN BE SUBSTANTIALLY ABOVE 3% GDP GROWTH WITH WHAT WE'RE GOING TO ACCOMPLISH ON DEREGULATION AND WHAT WE'RE GOING TO ACCOMPLISH WITH TAX REFORM.
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"Certainly, for us to accomplish what we set out to accomplish, we're going to need to get it done at home, get it done in our division, and we didn't do that this weekend," Wright said.
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Instead we had a federal judge who took matters into his own hands and decided to accomplish himself — ending the Affordable Care Act — what Congress decided it could and should not accomplish through the democratic process.
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Can't wait to witness what else u will accomplish in your life.
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Hanson was also skeptical Rossello can accomplish savings without shrinking government headcount.
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I hope that's what our town meeting on CNN tonight will accomplish.
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The goals and our means to accomplish anything at all are obscured.
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We look forward to working more closely with Klarna to accomplish this.
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Big cat protection organization Panthera was the group to accomplish the feat.
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And that can impede the efforts of what you're trying to accomplish.
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Leaders accomplish nothing when they work in opposition to their own people.
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"Despite this, we will continue until we accomplish our mission," Arpakorn said.
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What do you think the president wants to accomplish in that meeting?
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" Asked if FanDuel could accomplish that on its own, Eccles replied: "Absolutely.
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I offer a series of suggestions that can help accomplish these goals.
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A billionaire's gift will show what almost 400 can accomplish without it.
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The technology to accomplish what the bill requires may not yet exist.
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We were pretty set on what we wanted to accomplish with it.
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A dozen or two candidates debating each other cannot accomplish that objective.
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I was desperate and willing to do anything to accomplish our dream.
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If we focus solely on organizing, we can accomplish so much more.
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The rule intentionally reduces the ability of SNAP to accomplish its mission.
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"Without their support, we couldn't accomplish getting rid of him," he said.
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There are foes to contend with, and a particular goal to accomplish.
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It builds self confidence and just to understand you can accomplish goals.
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I can accomplish my goals and really make a mark out there.
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Before investing, you'll need to think about what you hope to accomplish.
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"Effectively what we're trying to accomplish is to make the internet safer."
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That's all I think we can hope to accomplish by revisiting this.
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The Vian brothers managed to accomplish a lot in that brief span.
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Consequently, it's also vague what exactly this tour is expected to accomplish.
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Who do you deal with and what are you trying to accomplish?
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I love every aspect of seeing a young person accomplish their dreams.
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At most, you'd need to watch 93,924,230,411 episodes to accomplish the task.
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I am so so proud that you were able to accomplish this!
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A temporary break doesn't pull away from what Ocean hopes to accomplish.
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I watch Netflix for the rest of the afternoon and accomplish nothing.
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This is not something that any single device maker alone can accomplish.
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What is the timeframe they are trying to accomplish with our request?
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But there's also something so joyful about watching Saffitz accomplish a recreation.
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CHICAGO (AP) -- Russell Westbrook had yet another triple-double milestone to accomplish.
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A conversation is initiated with an intent: Someone wants to accomplish something.
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Maybe, but J.P. Morgan concludes that buybacks do accomplish their main goal.
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"I'm happy to be able to accomplish something like that," Beltran said.
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Q. What might North Korea be trying to accomplish with its threats?
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How much the basic income can accomplish depends on how it's configured.
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"Both of these CEOs managed to accomplish the near impossible," said Sonnenfeld.
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Texting Red Cross is easy and quick but it won't accomplish much.
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Right, lying is almost always counterproductive to anything you want to accomplish.
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You have X, Y, and Z to accomplish for this new account.
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That is a pretty difficult task for a modern GPU to accomplish.
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What goals do you want social media to accomplish for your business?
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Romney has been largely supportive of everything we've been trying to accomplish.
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For what we want to accomplish this season, we needed to win.
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To accomplish this, Tobak says she's placed an emphasis on celebrating milestones.
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ULA's CEO Tory Bruno said that they're "exploring how to accomplish this."
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You thought about and wrote down the things you're trying to accomplish.
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There's no way they can win and there's nothing they can accomplish.
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The more energy you have the more you can accomplish in business.
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But she's not the only person to accomplish such a hefty feat.
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It's not yet known how the shrews are able to accomplish this.
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Do that, and you'll find yourself able to accomplish some amazing feats!
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I just wonder, are there still things you really want to accomplish?
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If I tell myself I can accomplish things, I can do them.
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Some surprises will come your way as you accomplish your tasks today.
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What do you hope the Act to End Racism rally will accomplish?
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It takes such a genius mind to accomplish that kind of stuff.
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You're confident in who you are and what you want to accomplish.
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There are a lot of strategies with which to accomplish that goal.
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But to accomplish that, Mr. Bush largely withdrew from the national stage.
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For example, apprenticeship programs supply qualified workers to accomplish capital-intensive projects.
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It seems almost futile to expect a fractious Congress to accomplish much.
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And therefore to that Larry Page point, the bigger you'll actually accomplish.
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Use them to achieve your goals and accomplish some pretty amazing things.
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None of these styles require a degree in fine art to accomplish.
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So, ultimately, whatever it was that I was trying to accomplish failed.
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"Mommas can be strong, accomplish amazing feats, and still nourish their babies!"
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The 'March for Our Lives' event is one way to accomplish this.
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We got to work implementing strategies for how we'd accomplish that goal.
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We aligned two 16mm projectors side by side [...] What did it accomplish?
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A job guarantee would accomplish this moral end on a large scale.
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I am often legitimately astonished by what speedrunners can accomplish in games.
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Today, Missourians have shown when they stick together they can accomplish anything.
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Certainly, it has reason to feel optimistic about what it can accomplish.
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What is Brenner and the Department of Energy actually trying to accomplish?
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Getting rid of it does start to accomplish certain goals for Apple.
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To accomplish the research, scientists at McGill injected mice with cocaine regularly.
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Tools to be used when expedient to accomplish objectives, and otherwise ignored.
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Simple though his proposal may be; easy to accomplish, it is not.
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"Under my presidency, we will accomplish complete American energy independence," he said.
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Nor has he supported a bill introduced by others to accomplish this.
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But Obama's 2009 speech also shows some goals he did not accomplish.
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She asked the boys what they planned to accomplish during the day.
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How much more could you accomplish if you were twice as productive?
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Some people just didn't understand what the teaser was trying to accomplish.
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This raises the question of what they think their policies will accomplish.
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To accomplish that strategy, Ryan largely avoided significant public criticism of Trump.
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They accuse Obama of going around Congress to accomplish his policy goals.
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Is whatever gain the US is seeking to accomplish worth the costs?
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But what will our first female president actually be able to accomplish?
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Like every other Echo, it uses to accomplish any number of tasks
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He said it was "clear that there isn't more I could accomplish."
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As you accomplish your tasks, including the smaller ones, cross them out.
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And they're coming up with more creative ways to accomplish their goal.
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But first, there was something else he felt he had to accomplish.
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These ice molds accomplish that while also making any cocktail look sophisticated.
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And to accomplish that, we need states to make work a priority.
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To accomplish that, the probe had to access to the rock beneath.
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It was the active use of information to accomplish a political goal.
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Together we can accomplish something, and be something, and have better lives.
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That ought to make this much easier for Congress to (finally) accomplish.
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As part of this statement, I would like to accomplish two things.
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Intel envisions a future where drones fly in fleets to accomplish tasks.
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If that's all I accomplish in my life, that's quite a bit.
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Now, Cheslie's hoping she can accomplish a similar mission close to home.
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But it is unlikely that the video's release will actually accomplish that.
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It was stressful to watch, and also seemingly really stressful to accomplish.
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Does that play into what you're trying to accomplish with this league?
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It might fire up his nativist base, but won't accomplish much else.
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One wonders, with her physical and mental strength, what she couldn't accomplish.
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There might not be anything on this Earth that Quavo can't accomplish.
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If she can accomplish that, maybe she can save her own independence.
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What I accomplish before lunch influences my overall productivity, creativity, and mood.
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He will accomplish that if he gets it before his 763rd game.
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Scaling back disruptive and damaging regulations will do much to accomplish this.
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Guerrasio: Was there one character that was tougher to accomplish that with?
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Affect means to influence something or someone; effect means to accomplish something.
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They got busy building the infrastructure necessary to accomplish their thwarted goals.
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The Bush family dynasty then looked to accomplish a presidential hat-trick.
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But talk about, what did you hope to accomplish by doing this?
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Such a transformation would be impossible for a single person to accomplish.
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It's hard to accomplish that last part when the service isn't free.
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The more I read them, the more their poems seem to accomplish.
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It allows us to create complications too difficult to accomplish by hand.
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The message of the meritocracy is that you are what you accomplish.
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Drafters accomplish it mainly through two practices commonly called packing and cracking.
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"Whatever America wants, they'll work against Islam to accomplish it," he said.
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A high-profile government shutdown battle is a way to accomplish that.
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What might it be able to accomplish that traditional approaches might not?
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A Medicare for Kids program could accomplish a couple of key things.
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And it gave to the commission the tools to accomplish that job.
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"You can accomplish both with hard work, sacrifice, and planning," he said.
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I don't know how I would accomplish that, but that'd be cool.
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The point of the stunt, of course, was to accomplish the opposite.
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Legal mandates are one of the best ways to accomplish that goal.
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There's lots of articles out there about what we're trying to accomplish.
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It's important to show women just out there, trying to accomplish something.
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It is not easy to accomplish things in an environment like that.
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But it's unclear what a repeal of the Johnson Amendment would accomplish.
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And I could accomplish something extra with the additional time at home.
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What a nightcap is meant to accomplish is an equally complex question.
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I won't be surprised at anything this group is able to accomplish.
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My style would be to say: What are you trying to accomplish?
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The previous 16 players to accomplish the feat averaged 309 career homers.
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To some degree, grants and institutions now accomplish that sort of thing.
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There was only so much one company could accomplish on its own.
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But scientists don't entirely understand how gray whales accomplish this navigational feat.
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We can accomplish all these things if we can muster the courage.
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It's unclear what a strong debate performance can accomplish at this point.
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A rigorously disciplined communications strategy using every channel available could accomplish this.
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But it's also not something they've found a way to accomplish yet.
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The latest round of tariffs are intended to accomplish that, he said.
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Was I proud of what we managed to accomplish, despite the limitations?
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"It might make you feel better, but practically, it doesn't accomplish anything."
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Do they accomplish something as art, or, leaving that aside, as journalism?
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And while you're here, you might as well try to accomplish something.
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If anything, it's a habit that makes progressive change easier to accomplish.
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Rereading them reminds you to use your time efficiently to accomplish them.
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The administration can accomplish many of these changes long before Congress acts.
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Instead of thinking about someday, they know what they can accomplish today.
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The build also included an app called StarTester to accomplish exactly that.
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What are you trying to accomplish with that particular piece of content?
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This has allowed me to accomplish more than I ever thought possible.
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He didn't give up any important info to accomplish number 2. 4.
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Biden said that he focused on what he thought he could accomplish.
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The United States will not accomplish "their goals in Iran," he added.
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In a world such as this, serious change is difficult to accomplish.
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Few things accomplish this better than giving someone the opportunity to teach.
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I will accomplish this with 20 minutes of cardio and strength training.
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The question becomes, how do you actually accomplish such a major initiative?
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"Did your mother live to see you accomplish your dreams?" she asked.
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That will take time to accomplish, she said, without giving a timeframe.
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My very first mount, I didn't imagine I could accomplish 4,000 wins.
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Sometimes the workload required to accomplish a goal is heavier than anticipated.
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Of course, Ms. Harris doesn't accomplish her sartorial variety on her own.
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Even so, it's a feat Facebook and Twitter have yet to accomplish.
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These acts accomplish two objectives: You may note that I said, "almost".
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These lawsuits do not accomplish what the ADA was meant to do.
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So, what can you accomplish in your final 100 days before 20203?
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Basically I am well set up to accomplish my goals this year.
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He probably does not know himself just what he wants to accomplish.
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Now we've built some automated tools to help us better accomplish that.
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The question is whether the Republican tax bills would accomplish those goals.
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Plus, the narrative flow is much harder to accomplish on social media.
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What do you hope to accomplish with this idea, with these telescopes?
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As such, the three Republicans' political posturing isn't set to accomplish much.
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And you don't need to be a fitness model to accomplish that.
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This Section betrays little understanding of what those exercises of authority accomplish.
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That was really encouraging, working to accomplish a goal that I set.
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What were you trying to accomplish that you couldn't with an album?
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" Trump's next most likely Attorney General nominee would be Rudy Giuliani, who, while on the 220006 presidential campaign trail, said of medical cannabis: "You can accomplish everything you want to accomplish with things other than marijuana, probably better.
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"You have to shoot to beat them," Louisville Coach Bobby Petrino said of Clemson and F.S.U. "But you have to take care of all your business if you're going to accomplish what we want to be able to accomplish."
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Sure the down was fourth-and-20, but what did the punt accomplish?
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"I was still trying to accomplish my goal," he said in telephone interview.
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Intent aside, just what Tuten might be able to accomplish isn't so clear.
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"Unsurprisingly, , and makes it harder to accomplish other financial goals, " the survey says.
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"He will say whatever he wants to accomplish his own personal goals," Rep.
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Now my view is they'll accomplish that in the next couple of years.
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Bunche thought they could accomplish more by concentrating their efforts on concrete actions.
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But few candidates have offered specifics on how they'd actually accomplish those goals.
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"Temper tantrums waste a lot of energy but they don't accomplish anything," Sen.
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Because he's been through so much and yet he can still accomplish things.
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In broad strokes, what do you think this bill is going to accomplish?
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Promising to accomplish a goal through executive action lowered support for every policy.
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It also depends on what you're really trying to accomplish in your life.
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But Trump doesn't seem able or willing to try to accomplish these goals.
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"I think I could accomplish a lot," he told a friend in 2005.
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The massive scale they can accomplish here helps turn the aspirations into reality.
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Having a budgeting app on your phone makes it easier to accomplish that.
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Duvernay-Tardiff told CBS Sports that he has two more things to accomplish.
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That seems like a lot to accomplish in a short amount of time.
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I was very thoughtful about what I wanted to accomplish in my career.
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Returning everything to zero is a hell of a way to accomplish that.
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No one knows how much firm and coordinated regulation of credit could accomplish.
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But it's also unclear what the FBI can actually accomplish in one week.
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Then, remote controls let us accomplish this from the comfort of our couches.
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The Surface Go took 21200 minutes and 13 seconds to accomplish the task.
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He believed he could accomplish anything as long as he tried his best.
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To accomplish this, she now relies on a debit card instead of credit.
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The more you can accomplish, the more of a pay-off you'll receive.
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Everyone has their role, and their team of specialists, to accomplish particular tasks.
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I didn't really have strong, preconceived notions of how Washington would accomplish this.
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I don't know very many people in the world that could accomplish that.
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The trio is partnering with the Entertainment Industry Foundation to accomplish their goal.
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No. Let's wait and see if Bolton is actually able to accomplish anything.
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But considering it seemed to work well, I think we can accomplish both.
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Strong showings in Scotland and Wales would accomplish three things for Mrs May.
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But whether banning companies from building cafeterias will accomplish these goals is unclear.
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And they have the financial prowess and production capacity to accomplish that goal.
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That makes it very difficult for the folks we elect to accomplish things.
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But it's exhilarating, in ways few superhero games have been able to accomplish.
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If not, I spend a few hours over the weekend to accomplish everything.
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She has a passion and something she wants to accomplish in the world.
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It's not immediately clear what they're even trying to accomplish half the time.
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If they accomplish the hike, Rick will end up at Maine's Mount Katahdin.
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Look for makeup that's whimsical, romantic, and — best of all — easy to accomplish.
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To accomplish that, employees need leaders to give them the opportunity and encouragement.
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Our family couldn't be prouder of all that you continue to accomplish. pic.twitter.
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Here are nine tricks that incredibly successful people use to accomplish their goals:
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It's a great lesson for anyone looking to accomplish more in 24 hours.
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What do you make of this story and what it aims to accomplish?
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He believes you don't accomplish a mission unless you have a disciplined force.
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We wanted to travel and accomplish a lot more in our professional lives.
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What&aposs the mission tonight, what do you hope to say and accomplish?
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To accomplish this, the standard uses two-way communication instead of just one.
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You can accomplish anything in life if you're willing to work for it!
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There may be some Snapchat trickery you didn't even know you could accomplish.
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But owning it when you actually accomplish that goal is just as important!!
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But Democrats and Republicans disagree sharply over how to accomplish their shared goal.
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The speech itself accomplished more than the executive actions are likely to accomplish.
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It did not seem at that point that our trip would accomplish either.
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Slack, a workplace messaging app, helps managers assess how quickly employees accomplish tasks.
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And we're so grateful you're willing to step up and accomplish the job.
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Professors are paid to support your dreams and train you to accomplish them.
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Tell me a little more about #DefyTheName and what you hope it'll accomplish.
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If it doesn't accomplish even that, why the hell would you buy it?
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And when we see each other as family, we can accomplish great things.
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The executive order caused chaos for no reason (and it won't accomplish anything)
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Trump seemed to have few definite ideas about what healthcare reform should accomplish.
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Now imagine what it might accomplish with actual Silicon Valley money behind it.
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And we're continuing to work very hard every day to accomplish these goals.
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That's because I accomplished what I set out to accomplish: I earned compliments.
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So what might the Mercers hope to accomplish by serving as Yiannopoulos's patrons?
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While I eat, I quickly review what I need to accomplish that day.
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Still, Musk admitted that SpaceX probably wouldn't accomplish this vision on its own.
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They dream big and show us all the great things we can accomplish.
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But they can't accomplish much outside the context of a comprehensive social movement.
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If I don't believe in myself, what can I accomplish in the sport?
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International cooperation is a necessary component to accomplish all those goals, Biden wrote.
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This may accomplish some good, but the potential for abuse is immediately obvious.
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Right now the challenge is to accomplish these activities as quickly as possible.
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What did you want to accomplish in this final moment of William's life?
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The enormous mobilization failed to accomplish his goal, leaving Cubans exhausted and humiliated.
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Difficult things that you really want to set your sights on and accomplish.
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First the California sprinter has some speed work of his own to accomplish.
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But on that relatively small budget, China has managed to accomplish big things.
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We've got health care and other things that he would like to accomplish.
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Checking the 'we are aware of privilege' box... What does that really accomplish?
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How much support do you have and what are you trying to accomplish.
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Howard indicated there is more to accomplish in his announcement made on Twitter.
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Accomplish your mission and get things done despite challenges and pushback from superiors.
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You'll be able to push through and accomplish what you need to do.
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Clearly, Jay Clayton has much to do and much that he can accomplish.
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Here's 50 cheap, or even free, business ideas that will accomplish that goal.
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It would be really interesting to see if they could actually accomplish anything.
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Set your alarm a little earlier tomorrow and see what you can accomplish.
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The sources said Trump thinks getting a deal on trade would accomplish that.
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Perhaps he will accomplish much, but he can never be a great president.
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Imagine waking up every day excited for what you've set out to accomplish.
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In baseball, it's often not what you accomplish, it's what your teammates do.
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It harnesses all the things you want to accomplish, and it's your friend.
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What were you originally looking for in the image, or looking to accomplish?
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To accomplish this "Article I restoration" agenda, Republicans will need to be unified.
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Disruptive content is hard to create, but the NewFronts accomplish something much easier.
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It took the urgent pleadings of D.C. Councilmember Mary Cheh to accomplish that.
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And in some limited instances, can only accomplish certain tasks on certain devices.
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Interactive play with diverse toys can be a great method to accomplish this.
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Donald Trump is prone to boasting of his ability to accomplish improbable feats.
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This is pretty easy to accomplish with a sticker and the right helmet.
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Thankfully, there's a handy sex toy that can accomplish just that: nipple clamps.
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The Marble toolkit includes a variety of different algorithms to accomplish that task.
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The USA Act is a simple bill that will accomplish a great deal.
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Supporting national paid family leave is a commonsense way to accomplish these goals.
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Lenovo and the Moto team designed the Z Play to accomplish two things.
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But again, no streaming on board, making that a bit tougher to accomplish.
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Better yet, this is one of the easiest tasks to accomplish each morning.
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Mr. Sessions, there is no other known substance that can accomplish all this.
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Filin would accomplish little against sensor- and computer-guided armaments such as these.
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So whenever we can accomplish that, then that is a win for everyone.
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But while PACE may promote expanded access, the proposed legislation won't accomplish it.
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Together, we can accomplish what our constituents sent us to Washington to do.
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He set the example of what free speech and free press can accomplish.
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"You can put them into 191 and accomplish the same goal," he said.
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No one is stopping you from what you want to accomplish but yourself.
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Barry Bonds in 2002 was the only other player to accomplish the feat.
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Those were key campaign promises that Trump has struggled to accomplish so far.
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Personally, I'm torn on whether breaking up Facebook and Google will accomplish much.
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The Shark handheld vacuum cleaner is the perfect device to accomplish this task.
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Today, Democrats are doing everything in their power to accomplish precisely the opposite.
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It was all about doing extraordinary things to accomplish aspirations larger than ourselves.
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In order to accomplish his unsavory work, Victor must become a shape-shifter.
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President Obama said the same thing eight years ago; he didn't accomplish it.
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Even the mannequins looked unappealing, a feat that is usually hard to accomplish.
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It could realistically take years of hard work to accomplish such a goal.
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I really wanted to do meaningful things, to accomplish things, in the role.
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What they will accomplish — they will squeeze out the middle of San Francisco.
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Few things in Washington are as easy to accomplish as this proposal is.
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Did the Voting Rights Act accomplish its goals so it's no longer needed?
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Savers can accomplish this by using what is called a qualified charitable distribution.
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To accomplish that mission, Chipotle is shaking up its marketing and customer interaction.
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If we stand together, there is nothing, nothing, nothing that we cannot accomplish.
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Tis the season to bemoan what Congress failed to accomplish (again) this year.
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"What the rule is trying to accomplish is all good stuff," Alaimo said.
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Lower fees are necessary, but by no means sufficient to accomplish that goal.
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Instead, tell your children what you're hoping to accomplish with your estate plan.
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Some members of Congress have crafted legislation to accomplish that in the meantime.
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"What I wanted to accomplish, I think we accomplished this year," Jackson said.
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And, he had no real policy plans or idea how to accomplish them.
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This results in a centralized place where the user converses to accomplish things.
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The equipment operates better and they're able to accomplish more with colder weather.
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What was your group trying to accomplish from the protest during the parade?
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They were aware that the society needed major surgery to accomplish irreversible changes.
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Machine learning frameworks take advantage of the idea of abstraction to accomplish tasks.
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Coming into this year, we had so many things accomplish as a team.
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We're breathing, and that means we can accomplish anything we want to do.
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It would, however, hold back the progress the agreement was created to accomplish.
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I don't see how anyone could accomplish all that with single daily workouts.
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Essentially, the only thing these mandates accomplish is spreading widespread resentment among voters.
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"Now I have an idea of what I'm trying to accomplish," Zunino said.
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Brainstorm how you can accomplish your most significant desires during this powerful transit.
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What, exactly, does the chamber think it will accomplish by running those ads?
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But his plans to revamp senior leadership might not prove easy to accomplish.
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Equally importantly, we should not lose this moment to accomplish other important objectives.
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The women profiled in Unladylike2020 were able to accomplish change against formidable odds.
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Investors will hope that Mr. Culp can accomplish what his forebears could not.
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"This case can accomplish something," said Kim Ogg, the Harris County district attorney.
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What's the most important thing you want Trump to accomplish in his presidency?
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Trump said he was considering issuing an executive order to accomplish his aim.
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They plan everything but accomplish nothing ( SPOILER: they only manage to kill themselves).
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But when she spotted an opportunity to accomplish the feat, she couldn't resist.
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But in terms of what her art will accomplish, she's just getting started.
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To accomplish all this, Big Tech needs hundreds of thousands of new employees.
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You start to wonder: what if someone else will accomplish that goal better?
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This is just a list of stuff that would be good to accomplish.
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He is just the third player, dating to 1913, to accomplish that feat.
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I write down the three things I have to accomplish the next day.
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Combating opioid addiction, it turns out, is difficult to accomplish with corrective nudges.
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But instead, they chose to use their powers of office to accomplish something.
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"It's incredible what she's able to accomplish, and she's so young," Vonn said.
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Ask yourself: What do you hope to accomplish during your trip, at minimum?
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He is known for setting clear goals and empowering lieutenants to accomplish them.
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That's a difficult thing for a television show, or a film, to accomplish.
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What does the show accomplish other than vacation booms in Croatia and Spain?
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Temares outlined initiatives Bed Bath and Beyond is pursuing to accomplish that goal.
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It was unlikely that either of them would accomplish much, at this rate.
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Have you ever wondered how some people seem to accomplish their goals effortlessly?
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Planting 2bn trees, Mr Trudeau's new pain-free idea, will not accomplish that.
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"There is recurring business, which is not that easy to accomplish," he said.
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Monks in some parts of Asia meditate over dead bodies to accomplish this.
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Among people who love the boy, that should not be hard to accomplish.
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But what does switching from one Silicon Valley corporation to another really accomplish?
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As recently as 2008, the trend to accomplish "more with less" was restrictive.
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Punting the request to a future year will not accomplish the necessary changes.
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Start by determining exactly what money goals you want to accomplish in 2020.
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"Has the Fed ever been able to accomplish a soft landing?" she said.
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Alternately, you can use a keyboard shortcut to accomplish the same thing.1.
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And you will have to give up some of it to accomplish anything.
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But she recognizes she did not accomplish all of this on her own.
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That's a lot to accomplish, even if we never exactly made "fetch" happen.
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The more you are trying to accomplish, the harder it becomes, says Kennard.
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As with much in life, it depends on what you're trying to accomplish.
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Great bosses challenge their employees to accomplish things that seem inconceivable at first.
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Trump's victory gives the GOP a rare chance to actually accomplish its goals.
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They failed to accomplish that task with regard to repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
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Indictments like this always invite the same question: What will it actually accomplish?
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He stated that it will take an "energy miracle" to accomplish the task.
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I think we're perfectly productive when we accomplish what we intend to do.
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The questions it teaches you to ask — How do you accomplish a task?
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Governing in this manner does not accomplish a great deal that is lasting.
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There are realistically only two ways to accomplish the denuclearization of the peninsula.
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But it seems to have selected a problematic tool to accomplish that goal.
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Supporting the farmers that grow its food is one way to accomplish that.
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How can Democrats accomplish that if they hound Nancy Pelosi out of leadership?
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And I think that's pretty much what Trump has been able to accomplish.
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Well there are a number of policy pursuits that would accomplish this goal.
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To accomplish these goals, they first developed a special app for Android phones.
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And lastly, spend three minutes envisioning three things you want to accomplish. 2.
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"What we're trying to accomplish during open enrollment is fairly simple," he said.
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He's on a mission to empower her to believe she can accomplish anything.
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Ross has said that his short sales were done to accomplish that goal.
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What have American troops been fighting to accomplish over the past 18 years?
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And bipartisanship seems like one of the only plausible ways to accomplish that.
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Will Paul accomplish his goal and walk away with one less life regret?
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"It feels good to be able to accomplish my dream," Morant told ESPN.
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And how much can a secretary general — no matter how skilled — actually accomplish?
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I've seen enough congruence between what the two sides are trying to accomplish.
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What kind of things do you think should be done to accomplish that?
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There's just work to do, regardless of what we think it will accomplish.
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That really comes down to what the US wants to accomplish, experts say.
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That is not an easy thing to accomplish, especially through such bare means.
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CN: I will say, you're talking about how you could accomplish real change.
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But instead of questioning why those companies haven't yet released those reports, I'm going to take some time to explore why these diversity reports exist, what they accomplish, what we want them to accomplish and where we go from here.
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"I am not sure they have a good sense of how to accomplish that and to the extent that they seek to accomplish things politically, they may run into the divergence of interests between themselves and their allies," he said.
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" But if he doesn't finish ahead of those in single digits, Santorum added, "You reach a point when you realize that you aren't going to accomplish what you're going to accomplish and you have to look out for the greater good.
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JOE KERNEN: So, Secretary, there is a notion that the President could make a deal with China any time, if it was kind of a deal that doesn't accomplish as much as maybe we've stated that we want to accomplish.
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Endurance, like its writer, is a great testament to the wonders humans can accomplish.
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She has her own plans for what she'd like to accomplish as a royal.
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HANNITY: The media is now shouting questions, what would you like to accomplish, first?
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The two sides spoke glowingly of what the countries could accomplish by working together.
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What your company's trying to accomplish in the world, it's responsibility in the world.
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YouTube videos back then were grainy, and offered different ways to accomplish a task.
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Women are incredible allies, and we accomplish amazing things when we support each other.
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The Ionic will likely be too big and square to accomplish the same feat.
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It's a fundamental element of how leaders accomplish their goals each and every day.
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If we could all harness our boob energy, who knows what we could accomplish?
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Whether that's actually the task Keller's been hired to accomplish remains to be seen.
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If that's what it would take for me to accomplish something... in a heartbeat.
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The only problem is that the RAISE Act wouldn't actually accomplish any of this.
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How these primitive humans managed to accomplish these incredible migratory feats remains a mystery.
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And there is a cost to being an accomplish to this cruel, deceitful administration.
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You'll need to adjust your privacy settings—something we covered here—to accomplish that.
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They largely accomplish the same thing, and I'm sure that software all works fin.
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But I believe we've hit an asymptote with what activism in tech can accomplish.
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To do this, you must venture inside the paintings and accomplish a certain task.
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They're only trying do that in order to use you to accomplish some purpose.
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There is also a huge gap of knowledge what a specific variant could accomplish.
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That's just the kind of thing awards consultants are paid big money to accomplish.
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Braces make good oral hygiene harder to accomplish, and they make bad hygiene worse.
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What these women have been able to accomplish is ultimately rooted in Franklin's legacy.
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Sparing their chief executives the prosecutorial onslaught didn't accomplish much in the optics department.
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And we did do good things, although I'm saddened by what we didn't accomplish.
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Smartphone technologies arguably accomplish this better than any device or product in human history.
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If I toss my phone into a different room, that's relatively easy to accomplish.
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What do you hope the social media attention around Fat Bear Week will accomplish?
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But we still have ownership issues as it relates to Hulu to accomplish that.
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In a nifty bit of engineering we were able to accomplish both those goals.
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He said he was "confident" the current structure of the transaction would accomplish that.
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Happy Halloween, and may your family be proud of what you accomplish this season.
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It's really about improving the probability of safety, that's really all you can accomplish.
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Former Washington Capital Mike Gartner is the only other player to accomplish the feat.
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Westbrook is the only player to accomplish the feat in back-to-back seasons.
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If Mr Bolsonaro becomes president, the next government might accomplish none of the above.
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Clinton does have one fairly easy way to accomplish the move to the left.
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" Later that year, he called the measure "a terrible bill" that "didn't accomplish anything.
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The service plans to accomplish this by hooking you in with its free offering.
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I'm excited for what all of us can accomplish when we truly work together.
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Moving can help accomplish this, taking your startup from the shadows to the spotlight.
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Creating a big vision keeps you focused on what you are trying to accomplish.
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We're really looking forward to seeing what we can accomplish with him this year.
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That's something not many people can accomplish in their careers or in their lives.
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Graham was commissioned to catch some attention and, boy, did he accomplish that goal.
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That brought me to a question about what GM hopes to accomplish with Maven.
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JOHNSON: Precisely and we need to understand what are those leakers trying to accomplish?
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That's a lot of what the studio's recent and upcoming releases manage to accomplish.
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"We have an important week ahead with more milestones to accomplish," the statement reads.
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"We can't accomplish anything until we're on an equal playing field," the actress says.
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We are maybe one percent of the way to where we want to accomplish.
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Consumers and designers simply couldn't wrap their heads around what the 22005DD could accomplish.
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So a large part of what we accomplish has to be because of knowledge.
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If more or fewer forces are needed to accomplish that mission, let's discuss it.
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The last National League team to accomplish that feat was the 2006 Atlanta Braves.
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"It's crazy to think what you can accomplish in a year," Shannon told PEOPLE.
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The more limited the app's goal, the more likely you are to accomplish it.
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Her efforts at a rally in Midland City, Alabama, did not accomplish her ends.
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And so that's really what we're trying to accomplish with the Green New Deal.
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Positive message Don't just look for things to cut; look for things to accomplish.
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The moon in Aries finds you eager to get organized and accomplish your tasks.
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Does she tend to over-prepare, or try to accomplish too much at once?
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He needs to stop the bleeding, and positive ads would theoretically help accomplish that.
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Asked what Republicans are hoping to accomplish with the sanctions bill, South Carolina Rep.
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James had been the quickest to accomplish the feat, doing so on 755 carries.
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If they put their shoulders to the wheel, who knows what they might accomplish.
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They believe in what they're trying to accomplish, and they have fun doing it.
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If China's putative chip champions are to succeed, they must accomplish three hard things.
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That video raised expectations on what the military was hoping to accomplish with TALOS.
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We agreed, but had nothing but vague ideas of what we wanted to accomplish.
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Much of it can and should be possible to accomplish on a bipartisan basis.
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He will find himself restricted in how much of this devolution he can accomplish.
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They needed tools to accomplish those goals and much broader than the recruiting software.
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It's who we are and what we intend to accomplish for the American people.
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While Philae did accomplish this task, there were a few hiccups along the way.
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"Anything the president wishes to accomplish at that point is almost nixed," he said.
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The S7s don't have any fiddly flaps or port covers to accomplish this, either.
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I have grown up in a period when I had to accomplish military service.
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We have to be able to accomplish this without our patients suffering financial ruin.
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Including SOX-like accountability requirements in a federal data protection law would accomplish this.
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Wouldn't your boss be all for it if she knew how much you'd accomplish?
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Seems like some partner work, solo work time, and online correspondence could accomplish that.
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On a much smaller scale, he hopes to accomplish something similar at St. Joseph.
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What did Queen need to accomplish in order to live up to its name?
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It also carries less, so it takes more flights to accomplish the same mission.
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He wanted to show that he could accomplish dreams and that others can too.
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Still, Schumer's letter likely won't be able to accomplish as much as McConnell's did.
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I want people to hear it and think they can accomplish their dreams too.
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It doesn't care how you accomplish that, or how inherently powerful your character is.
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"I actually don't think you could accomplish that by firing Director Mueller," he replied.
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Whatever it needs to look like to accomplish its function, that's what you get.
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Is it the same neural mechanism that allows them to accomplish this equivalent behavior?
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The debate: Should you boycott Uber, and would it accomplish anything if you did?
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Russ Feingold (D-Wis.) were trying to accomplish with their 85033 election law reform.
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Not even Bowie got to accomplish everything he wanted to do in his lifetime.
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Of course, it will probably cost more than that to accomplish what DARPA asks.
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CRUZ: I think those are the two big, big things we need to accomplish.
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That is precisely the opposite of what Section 14(e) was intended to accomplish.
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We stand ready to work, in a bipartisan manner, to accomplish these goals. Rep.
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It will take bold thinking to accomplish this kind of change in the system.
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Fortunately, recent technological advancements have made determining a property's flood risk easier to accomplish.
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But did it accomplish anything other than a few selfies for Malia and Sasha?
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Nate: The writers of "Breaking Bad" accomplish all of this with just a fly.
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" The way to accomplish that, he suggested, is "if everybody says what they did.
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Gobert is just the fourth player in Jazz franchise history to accomplish the feat.
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What can you accomplish in 60 minutes that will help you slay the beast?
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It seeks to accomplish what Republicans have tried to do for years: repeal Obamacare.
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"People need to understand what they're trying to accomplish with fixed income," Cortazzo said.
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That could take years to accomplish, depending on how much you spend and save.
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These visionaries and advisors in The Oracles used unconventional tactics to accomplish massive goals.
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"In my present position I expect to accomplish much good," she told the newspaper.
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The bill set out to accomplish two objectives and it did both, he added.
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But there's a limit to what the Justice Department can accomplish on its own.
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You've left the listener wanting more, and that's precisely what you want to accomplish.
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There are the obvious similarities in what Crosby, 22005, and Thornton, 231, can accomplish.
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For their part, Democrats are dogmatically opposed to anything President Trump wants to accomplish.
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"Our mantra had been to accomplish, but do so humbly and quietly," she said.
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Keeping U.S. troops in Afghanistan will also fail to accomplish anything for American security.
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This is not something that government (federal and local) can accomplish on its own.
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If she used people to accomplish some broader goal, well, he did the same!
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Show your kids what you can accomplish together, with a little mud thrown in.
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However, Beresheet will become the first commercially built probe to accomplish the rare feat.
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Based on this scaffold of achievement, there's an opportunity to build and accomplish more.
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What markets are most open or most accommodating for what I want to accomplish?
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Short of winning the nomination, what is she hoping to accomplish with her campaign?
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What he is trying to accomplish with Little Sun is no mere art project.
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If the Democrats cannot accomplish this, they will not maximize their gains in Congress.
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But I think it's important also to look at what we want to accomplish.
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To accomplish this requires more access to care that is committed to sustained recovery.
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Yellowjackets also accomplish very little pollination and should not be confused with worker bees.
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With a number one fan like Swift, is there anything an artist can't accomplish?
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Like any president, he won't accomplish 100 percent of what he promised to do.
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The president, in consultation with advisers, figures out what objective they want to accomplish.
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Confident energy will flow this evening, helping you accomplish whatever you need to do.
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Uniformity and reasonableness in the law are goals that, working together, we can accomplish.
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The vibe is really constructive today, so you'll be able to accomplish a lot!
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It's probably not going to accomplish anything, and you just wind up spamming everyone.
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"And so that's really what we're trying to accomplish with the Green New Deal."
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It's just like learning a small language in order to accomplish a musical idea.
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The funds help states accomplish three goals: Pay for replacing unreliable paperless voting systems.
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However, it would take today's fastest spacecraft 30,000 years to accomplish the same feat.
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It aims to accomplish in 2016 moves it had planned for 2017 and 2018.
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There isn't much left for the Chicago Cubs to accomplish in this regular season.
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I have one dream left to accomplish and that is to win a medal.
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"There may very well be limits to what monetary policy can accomplish," Yardeni said.
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It has been replaced by a commitment to accomplish nothing and to oppose everything.
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You can accomplish in 30 minutes what could take a month with traditional meditation.
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"We're thinking a lot about how our products will help us accomplish our mission."
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"If I don't accomplish all that," he said, "then you can throw me out."
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Now I think you could accomplish whatever you need to do without invading privacy.
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Designing a basketball court like an amphitheater, with steps leading down, could accomplish that.
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Do you think your hopes for what the film might accomplish have changed too?
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You get to it sooner or later, if you accomplish a lot of stuff.
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Even Da Vinci didn't accomplish this level of relatable ambiguity in the Mona Lisa.
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Why would he reference something he can't accomplish, in this speech of all speeches?
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In the pure sense of "here's what the scene was trying to accomplish," sure.
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Matt Denn demonstrated what leaders can accomplish even in the face of legislative resistance.
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But it's also ironic that you expect an app to accomplish it for you.
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I had the same desire to accomplish something spectacular, despite the economy of means.
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Such a revaluation is possible, however, and there are different means to accomplish this.
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