I can't take for granted my ability to accomplish it.
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Whatever he was hoping to accomplish, it reportedly didn't work.
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"More power to Facebook if they accomplish it," he added.
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And how do we go about trying to accomplish it?
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If you're like most people, you probably failed to accomplish it.
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Simple though his proposal may be; easy to accomplish, it is not.
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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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But while PACE may promote expanded access, the proposed legislation won't accomplish it.
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President Obama said the same thing eight years ago; he didn't accomplish it.
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The more limited the app's goal, the more likely you are to accomplish it.
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But it's also ironic that you expect an app to accomplish it for you.
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Drafters accomplish it mainly through two practices that are commonly called packing and cracking.
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Just 110 miles will be new wall, provided they can accomplish it at all.
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The South Koreans accomplish it by giving us a place from which to operate it.
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That task, and the story it reveals as you accomplish it, grows increasingly disturbing and complex.
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Minit knew what it wanted to accomplish, and how long it took to accomplish it. Done.
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Without a clear mission, how are our armed forces supposed to know when they accomplish it?
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But he leaves open the possibility that there may not be a way to accomplish it.
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This movie really shows how if you put your mind to something, you can accomplish it.
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It will try to accomplish it through investing, building technological tools and supporting scientists and researchers.
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Compared with the investment needed to accomplish it, that's one of the best buys in global development.
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His character is introduced with a vendetta in mind, and he seems capable enough to accomplish it.
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Attempts to build such crystals through traditional chemical means are clumsy, but the scallops accomplish it easily.
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And during Apollo 13, or in any spacecraft, you have to somehow accomplish it without having plants.
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The designers had no idea what I was doing but eventually they had to accomplish it technically.
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We feel it's enough time, and there is enough interest, that we think we will accomplish it.
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If you can accomplish it, the power of the experience will pay dividends for an entire year.
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Based on my track record with other childhood dreams, I have reason to believe I will accomplish it.
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I just feel fortunate that I was in the position to pounce on the opportunity to accomplish it.
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I hope this won't become just another year among many when politicians always promise and never accomplish it.
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The scene is framed to bait and switch, and it uses queer tension between two women to accomplish it.
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"This is a complicated task, but I am sure that we are ready to accomplish it," the president said.
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When he sold MicroSolutions in 1990, he vowed to never again wear a suit, but didn't accomplish it right away.
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All this work, what The Coalition will accomplish, it doesn't guarantee that Gears 4 will be fun or commercially successful.
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"There are indicators," Dr. Iyer said, including talking about wanting to die and looking for a means to accomplish it.
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The feat will take about seven months and, if she succeeds, Lachlainn will become to first transgender woman to accomplish it.
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"I think it is something that would be wonderful if you could accomplish it," Yellen said at a Senate committee hearing.
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Walmart is reportedly working on its own cashier-less Amazon Go store competitors and might use Microsoft technology to accomplish it.
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So if you have a specific task in mind, how do you know which neural network architecture will accomplish it best?
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The technologies and methodologies needed to accomplish It modernization already exist in the private sector and have been proven extremely successful.
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She is the only one to take on household management, and cannot possibly accomplish it all while also working full-time.
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While the goal is an extremely valid one, the means by which he intends to accomplish it do not make sense.
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He generally favors the Green New Deal, but he wants to accomplish it by using geo-engineering and thorium nuclear reactors.
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This is about a modern version of the U.S.S.R., and cyber warfare is the least risky way to accomplish it. Why?
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My wife, concerned about my malaise, keeps reassuring me there's enough time to accomplish it all, or at least what's important.
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This is about a modern version of the U.S.S.R., and cyber warfare is the least risky way to accomplish it. Why?
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Democrats and Republicans both agree something needs to be done to curb the cost, but differ on ways to accomplish it.
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If you want to know whether you're stretching far enough, ask yourself whether you can easily accomplish it within the next year.
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While body-shaming, in itself, is not a crime, there are circumstances in which invading one's privacy to accomplish it can be.
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Women run because they see a problem, they say, 'This is why I want to run and how do I accomplish it.
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Not only is this achievement already something to be proud of, but he's the first non-classical or jazz artist to accomplish it.
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The problem is, lucid dreaming is a major hassle to accomplish—it requires concentration before you go to bed, and concentration while sleeping.
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Nothing has ever been launched from Mars before, and Musk didn't go into all that much detail about how SpaceX would accomplish it.
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This is a daunting and enormously expensive endeavor, although one that is probably solvable given the will and the resources to accomplish it.
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I like to stand out and be different, and she was one of the first 'divas' I saw do that and accomplish it.
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The Crimean peninsula appears as neither Russian nor Ukrainian on both Apple and Google Maps, with some rather strange gymnastics to accomplish it.
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Here's the thing about the Mooch: When he sets a goal for himself, he somehow seems to find a way to accomplish it.
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As of now, there is not a fixed date for the transition to total veganism, but she hopes to accomplish it in 2019.
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They can't accomplish it on their own (it will take policy and coordination across sectors), but they could be important advocates and enablers.
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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 knew we would augment the city itself, to make it look more futuristic, but I wanted to accomplish it in a practical sense.
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I thought I was going to die at my own hands quite a few times, just because I didn't think I could accomplish it.
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"The best piece of advice that I could give anybody is that you're not going to accomplish it all in one day," he says.
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Instead of asking for a promotion or new job right away, he talked about his boss' vision and how he could help accomplish it.
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If they get that through destroying the New York Times or saying they're destroying the New York Times, that's one way to accomplish it?
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If the goal is to get in close enough to swing without taking too many blows, this is a great way to accomplish it.
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DealBook Here's the thing about the Mooch: When he sets a goal for himself, he somehow seems to find a way to accomplish it.
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Yet, politically, the modern-day alliance isn't necessarily united regarding the importance of that mission, or even what might be needed to accomplish it.
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A construction manager told Reuters that "months" were spent debating this, because they'd have to spend time and money figuring out a way to accomplish it.
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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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If increasing the use of more energy-efficient bulbs is a worthy goal, government bans on less efficient bulbs are not the way to accomplish it.
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"You gave them a false hope, knowing that you couldn't accomplish it, but it was about yelling, and screaming, and waving the flag," Coburn said in October.
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In return for that real loss, the US gained the same promise North Korea has made since 1985, without a single specific about how to accomplish it.
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We are blessed with a strong and proud military, and they deserve a clear mission, the tools to accomplish it, and robust care when they get home.
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It's an open question whether such a thing is even possible, and if it is, whether we can accomplish it — and if we can, whether we should.
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If Pinterest can fix the gender balance in its business division, it can fix the balance in engineering — and it shouldn't take two full years to accomplish it.
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Military officials did little to examine the ramifications of the mission these troops were asked to undertake in western Africa, or how they were asked to accomplish it.
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"Conservatives want clean air and water but this is about how to accomplish it," said Nick Loris of the Heritage Foundation, which supports the proposals in the new report.
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"The book teaches you: If you can imagine it, you can accomplish it," she says in "Think and Grow Rich: The Legacy, " a 2017 documentary based on Hill's book.
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But Apple's move could pre-emptively stop future, less energy-intensive digital currencies from being mined on these devices or halt the pooling of multiple devices to accomplish it.
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Including a demonstration of how, when you want to commit a really complicated crime, you are best off seeking capitalism itself as an ends to accomplish it — entirely legally.
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Cost of health care, access and availability of care, medical education costs, political climate and other elements invariably influence what change we need and how to best accomplish it.
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She wants to make fiber optic internet technology available to every Vermonter, and because she's seasoned at providing utilities, she already has a plan as to how to accomplish it.
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But while Trump promised ground-shaking action to make America dominate on the global stage, he was less precise when it came to explaining exactly how he would accomplish it.
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"Things were creeping out throughout the year, and as that refi picked up, and there was more demand, they tried to accomplish it with the same labor force," Corr said.
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Those tactical guidelines call for commanders to give subordinates a goal and a time frame in which to accomplish it, but otherwise to give them the freedom to execute it.
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For teachers, Apple continues to push its Apple Teacher program that shows the different ways to use Apple apps in the classroom and rewards them with badges when they accomplish it.
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Fancy food stores sell pricey bottles of juice to accomplish it, and a $700 juicer will soon facilitate the process for those who are not satisfied with the current D.I.Y. options.
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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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Brown encouraged young women to work hard, build careers and run companies, but to accomplish it all by coddling the men they worked with and finding sexual freedom along the way.
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"For 17 years I've been a lone wolf trying to do this, and I really haven't been able to accomplish it because of the enormity of the task," Mr. Cappelli said.
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It's not always clear what exactly you're supposed to do, and even when you figure a puzzle's solution, the game occasionally requires what feels like needlessly challenging fast reactions to accomplish it.
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"That will be the first example we've seen where, after years of trying to close the gap, they might actually be able to accomplish it much more quickly [with legislation]," she explains.
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Over the year it took to accomplish it, Shu Huan and the writers went through multiple drafts of the script before handing it over to the actors who would voice the characters.
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The teams he currently admires — Chelsea, Juventus, Bayern Munich and Napoli — are the ones that know their own minds best, the ones that have an idea and set out to accomplish it.
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Over the course of a seven-game series, the opportunities for surprise narrow, and the advantage shifts to those force-of-nature players who can broadcast exactly what's coming and accomplish it nonetheless.
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Part of the dynamic of the movie is that you have these bureaucrats who are dealing with bureaucratic things, who all aspire to be more than that, but who can't actually accomplish it.
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We've created a system where money provides the most efficient access to all of these needs, and yet our system is missing the crucial component to accomplish it all — a minimum provision of money.
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And if and when there is a fit for one of your brilliant ideas, your boss will remember just how helpful you are and make sure you get the resources needed to accomplish it.
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Trump is also expected to sign executive orders as early as Friday that would begin rolling back the EPA's climate change work, though it's easier to order that than it is to actually accomplish it.
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" One senior ICE official not involved in the matter, but whose agency was provided the document, told BuzzFeed News that, "not knowing what they really wanted to accomplish it is hard to support this activity.
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State Department spokesperson Morgan Ortagus said in a statement in May that the U.S. planned to reestablish "a permanent Department of State presence in Greenland" and would work with Denmark and Congress to accomplish it.
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While it's unclear what exactly Trump's religious liberty executive order will accomplish, it is likely to be the latest blow Trump has delivered to LGBT rights groups, which gained substantial victories under former President Barack Obama.
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"Decarbonization is the great task of our generation and Costa Rica must be one of the first countries in the world to accomplish it, if not the first," Alvarado said in May in his inauguration speech.
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If any organization can pull off a private moon landing on the scale that Starship could accomplish, it would be SpaceX, in two years or perhaps a bit longer, considering the nature of space development projects.
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President Donald Trump has promised tax reform since taking office in January, but some have questioned whether he can accomplish it this year, especially if Congress' attempts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act fail.
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" Cartoon by Corey Pandolph and Craig Baldo The Economist held that, "if the pursuit of self-interest, left equally free for all, does not lead to the general welfare, no system of government can accomplish it.
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At the minimum, it will involve a wee bit of code, but, depending on what you want to accomplish, it could also involve very elaborate shell scripts glueing together even more elaborate scripts (or regular old programs).
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Yet even if we as a nation collectively decide we want to cultivate state and local political loyalties over national ones, it's not clear how we'd accomplish it, given the nationalization of political identity that Hopkins charts.
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Though Democrats have always advocated for many of these things, 28503 candidates clambering for the spotlight have begun to embrace giant plans like the Green New Deal, despite having no real plan in place to accomplish it.
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You can accomplish it a bunch of different ways: we do a little water and then somebody is usually holding onto the girl's hands and she does a little squat to just dip her butt into the sand.
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Even today, amid all the turmoil about the actual Republican plan to accomplish it, conservative voters overwhelmingly prefer "repeal and replace" to "keep and fix": 76 percent, according to an April poll from the Washington Post and ABC News.
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The two sides agreed to the same thing after the 20053 armistice but have made only sporadic progress to accomplish it since then, and almost none in the last 22005 years of mounting tensions over the North's nuclear program.
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I accepted to do the costumes on condition that Olga agreed that I could use the theme of "Orlando" for the two Paris collections proceeding it, since that was the only way I could physically accomplish it in time.
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"Words can't describe how liberating it is (as a career-driven, ambitious AF business leader) to have a wife who has already accomplished so much – especially when you consider where she started and what she overcame to accomplish it," Ohanian tweeted.
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Warren had already unveiled a plan to cancel up to $50,85033 in loans for about 95 percent of student borrowers, but her plan, unveiled in a Medium post on Tuesday, details for the first time how she would accomplish it.
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" Coburn criticized Cruz for "creat(ing) greater disappointment in the hinterlands" in terms of pledging to stop Obamacare, etc, "because you gave them a false hope, knowing that you couldn't accomplish it, but it was about yelling, and screaming, and waving the flag.
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And there lies the greatest marvel of the Apollo program: Not so much the size of the endeavor, or the machines that were built to accomplish it, but rather the quality of self-effacement among the men most associated with its success.
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That scenario squares with what the known population of early galaxies and their stars could have done, without requiring astronomers to hunt for even earlier sources to accomplish it quicker, said study coauthor Bram Venemans of the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy in Heidelberg.
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Reality: Experts say that Iran has not yet come near the level of uranium enrichment needed for a weapon, but some Western analysts say that if it attempted a rush to develop a nuclear bomb, the country could accomplish it in less than a year.
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"A lawyer named Clay Parker who worked with both Brightstar and Claure for more than 20 years told the Miami Herald in 2018:"Marcelo wants to be king of the world," and that his view is "if he works hard, he can accomplish it.
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Given how important the position is and how much responsibility is invested in the person who holds it, Congress shouldn't speed up the confirmation process for any nominee — particularly when a bill funding the federal government is the vehicle that lawmakers hope to use to accomplish it.
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The process of deleting your Lyft account is simple and can be done with just a few taps on your iPhone or Android , and you can also accomplish it just as quickly using the web browser version of Lyft, provided you're already logged into your account.
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If the president might reasonably fend off some criticism by noting that Congress has limited what he can accomplish, it is distressing to see what he has made of the powers he has: cabinet and Supreme Court nominations and the ability to use the presidency to highlight racial injustice.
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The idea that we just aren't doing enough — and if we will just represent ourselves better and do more, then we can accomplish it — completely gives a pass to the structures that have been in place, the systemic structures that have held women — and women of color particularly — back.
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So here in Silicon Valley, which is known for tolerance, although it falls down many times on that issue — talks a lot about diversity and then doesn't accomplish it, some companies do — you have someone who is No. 2 in the White House who's a well known anti-Semite or worse.
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"If he wanted his audience to experience the termites' point of view of what it was like for the colony to be raided by an aardvark, that meant Joan putting years into raising an orphaned aardvark to accomplish it," Mr. Deeble wrote in a blog entry on the occasion of Mr. Root's death.
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And although this is a random French movie from 40 years ago that features a Walkman, an incredibly cheesy song, and cheering French teens, this particular scene still captures better than most the propulsive need for private spaces amid chaos, and the way that a pair of headphones can accomplish it, alone or together.
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BRUENIG: So sometimes socialist have tried to accomplish it by state ownership of major industries, sometimes it has been through workers cooperatives, sometimes it has been through direct worker ownership of the means of production, and sometimes it is just been through sort of Democratic control over how the state uses the economic resources.
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With the F.B.I. pushing Apple to help unlock the device with a court order and publicizing that it has been unable to get into the iPhone, hackers realized there was a blank check for them if they could accomplish it, said Jon Oberheide, the chief technology officer of Duo Security, a cloud security company.
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A lot is still unclear about what the company is aiming for in terms of a consumer release, but what is clear is that this design is based on what Magic Leap thinks it will be able to accomplish, it was sure to note in the announcement that the "product is continually advancing and may be different at time of shipment."
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And every time one of these people tells that boss, "Somebody should...," he or she hears "Figure out how to...." (Hopefully that manager's bosses and colleagues are more direct, but many are not.) In fact, the last thing a boss wants is for one of their employees to give them yet another task, with no offer of help and no guidance or suggestions on how to accomplish it.
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