"It's all over the map, and I think it's all over the map because of the Democrats are all over the map," he said, pointing to ideological differences between liberals represented by Sen.
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The quality and aspect ratios were all over the map.
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And so far the Democrats are all over the map.
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The results were fascinating: Interpretations are all over the map.
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But that leaves valuations even more all over the map.
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On this Mr Duterte has careened all over the map.
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"The prices are all over the map," Nelson Furman said.
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"The numbers were all over the map," Dr. Yates said.
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"He's been all over the map," Pletka said of Trump.
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Their thoughts on the situation are all over the map.
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And Trump's own statements have been all over the map.
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"The prices are all over the map," Mr. Furman said.
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The response, she said, has been all over the map.
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They are incredibly granular, but they're all over the map.
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He has been all over the map on the balance sheet.
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RICH LOWRY, NATIONAL REVIEW: He&aposs been all over the map.
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"My career has been so all over the map," he said.
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So you're all over the map on these kinds of things.
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Meanwhile in NS, the time period is all over the map.
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Keep in mind that gas prices are all over the map.
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Trump all over the map, changing positions even within one day.
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These numbers will be (figuratively and literally) all over the map.
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These are kind of all over the map so forgive me.
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"We've gotten contributions all over the map," manager Terry Francona said.
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Trump himself has been all over the map on the agency's future.
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In terms of fit, The Exercise Dress is all over the map.
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Standards for men are similarly all over the map, so to speak.
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The response to the Podesta emails has been all over the map.
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That might explain why forecasts this week were all over the map.
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Unusual consequences of extreme weather could be found all over the map.
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Their strategies, much like the elections themselves, are all over the map.
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Washington and Moscow keep going at each other all over the map.
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Unfortunately, the White House seems all over the map on the subject.
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It seems as if it's all over the map across the world.
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PantheaCon draws pagans from all over the map, both spiritually and religiously speaking.
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The devices "were literally all over the map with error rates," Ashley said.
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In esports, there can be important flashpoints happening all over the map simultaneously.
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Estimates are all over the map, but the bottom line is: a lot.
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RELATED: Sanders campaign manager: 'Clinton has been all over the map on guns'
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Stock charts have been up, down and all over the map of late.
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Explanations about the structure of the transaction have been all over the map.
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Potential changes to the popular retirement savings have been all over the map.
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The state of Dunham's health has been all over the map this year.
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The early dishes, though, were all over the map, and inconsistent to boot.
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It was a nine-year process, so they are all over the map.
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They were in evidence all over the map this Tuesday night as well.
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Reactions to the pencil have been all over the map, Mr. Frost said.
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The accents are similarly all over the map: Russia, India, England, the Bronx.
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Studies examining the impact of voter ID laws are all over the map.
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It was all over the map musically, and all the better for it.
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It is not a store of value because it is all over the map.
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Revenue estimates are all over the map, but almost certainly $100 million this year.
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Retail has been all over the map lately, and Cramer found it almost unbelievable.
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Senators were still all over the map yesterday on a handful of key provisions.
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Oil stockpiles are at historic highs and price prognostications are all over the map.
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It's all over the map, but is there anything that sort of unites them?
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But President Donald Trump's administration has been all over the map on tax reform.
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Saturday -- just like Super Tuesday -- gives him opportunities to win all over the map.
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And pollsters are confounded by Colorado, where surveys have been all over the map.
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Technologies often fail the first time around Opinions here are all over the map.
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"He'll take you all over the map in a conversation with him," Peele added.
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Research has found that what people count as sex is all over the map.
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Investor opinions are all over the map, but Brian Belski at BMO says no.
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Hopefully I'll be doing more TV. I want to be all over the map.
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"This is a time when activism is into the forefront, all over the map."
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Washington is all over the map, but the map and the territory have changed.
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"President Trump's decision on Assad -- it has been all over the map," Boyle said.
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EV tax credit policy, like the states they represent, are all over the map.
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And stocks, which were all over the map, ended up nominally to the upside today.
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It is all over the map during the boom years, but it is never negative.
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It's a scenario that's repeating itself in Senate races all over the map this cycle.
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"I don't know what her sincerely held beliefs are because she's all over the map."
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Retail has been all over the map lately, and Jim Cramer found it almost unbelievable.
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Streamed over Wi-Fi or cellular coverage, the video quality was all over the map.
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But Rubio has been all over the map as it relates to Sessions and Russia.
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They're leaving from all over the map, from southern New Jersey to southern New Mexico.
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Ms. Anderson also recalls Australian family Christmases that had influences from all over the map.
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As for my remaining meals, I've always allowed myself to eat all over the map.
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After those two consecutive sell-offs, U.S. stocks were all over the map on Tuesday.
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On the most important issue to Democratic voters, Harris has been all over the map.
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You've got animal sounds, didgeridoo, jazz, the saloon bluegrass part—it's all over the map.
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Conversations with aides to 22016 contenders show Democrats are all over the map on trade.
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"It's all over the map just like my music," Fergie shared of her ever-changing style.
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I think it's a good spec, but remember, healthcare right now is all over the map.
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Up to and including Christopher Robin, Disney's Pooh properties have been all over the map stylistically.
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He's been all over the map on social issues and demonstrated remarkable inconsistency on economic ones.
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Add foreclosures and short sales to the mix and appraisals can run all over the map.
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If you look at Take Two's analyst earnings estimates for 23, they're all over the map.
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When it comes to talking about Dreamers and DACA, Trump has been all over the map.
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I'm pretty certain there's business people all over the map that you can find very easily.
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Though a little all over the map, there are some real gems to be found here.
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This is key because it means Sanders is likely to do well all over the map.
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Trump has been all over the map on guns for the better part of two decades.
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Estimates of the number of introverts versus extroverts in the world are all over the map.
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The reason his positions are all over the map is because he lives in the moment.
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The uncertainties mean global forecasts for the global electric vehicle market are all over the map.
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"Trump supporters who call in to my show are all over the map," Ms. Ingraham said.
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As FiveThirtyEight notes, the polling has been all over the map in the race's home-stretch.
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The forecasts for what comes next are all over the map — but recession is a common theme.
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Cashland, which only has brick-and-mortar locations in Baltimore, now has fans all over the map.
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He was all over the map on issues: sometimes vague, sometimes centrist, sometimes populist, sometimes conventionally conservative.
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But realistically, the debate — like immigration negotiations up to this point — will be all over the map.
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Though certain eras are indubitably linked to specific nail shapes, today's styles are all over the map.
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But my results were all over the map, no matter which method I used to calculate exposure.
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Meanwhile, states are all over the map when it comes to their policies on taxing retirement income.
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"Rachelle's emotions the day after are all over the map," a case expert says on Monday's episode.
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I've forgiven myself for being all over the map with my emotions, and hope you can too.
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Saquon Barkley was the top pick, but quarterback choices were all over the map, ESPN data shows.
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After two huge sell-offs in a row, U.S. stocks were all over the map on Tuesday.
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The current state of rules for use of facial recognition technology is literally all over the map.
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Projected track lines across the Carolinas look as though a toddler has scribbled all over the map.
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Fourth, his policy stands are all over the map, so he has no natural following or base.
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"I've seen estimates that are all over the map," said Michael Feroli, JPMorgan's chief United States economist.
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However, as Rice University's Dan Cohan explains in The Hill, EV forecasts are all over the map.
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Ever use Google Maps in a big city and had your marker hop around all over the map?
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Starting in August, Boone began applying all over the map — from jobs in public relations, marketing, to advertising.
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Polls have been all over the map, but recent surveys show Northam with some lead on his rival.
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What we found: For joint replacements, like hip and knee surgeries, prices are still all over the map.
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"Even though Timo's influences are all over the map, somewhere in there he's really American," Mr. Biss said.
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The cash rewards aren't just for fun — they're intended for use at Buy Stations all over the map.
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And as I noted above, Trump has been all over the map in terms of his personal politics.
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The 53 drawings at the Brooklyn Museum, chosen out of just over 100, are all over the map.
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Shares of Tesla have been all over the map since that now-infamous take-private tweet on Aug. 7.
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And when you leave additives out, that means anything goes, with flavors that can be all over the map.
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The response by Mexican officials has been all over the map, accentuated by a power vacuum in the presidency.
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"Success means narrowing down and focusing on one thing, not being scattered all over the map," St. John writes.
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But she's been all over the map on one of the legislation's major features: the elimination of private insurance.
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What constitutes treatment is also all over the map, from yoga and equine therapy to daily doses of medication.
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As was the opportunity to meet colleagues whose nationalities and professions were literally and figuratively all over the map.
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" Via CNBC, "After two huge sell-offs in a row, U.S. stocks are all over the map on Tuesday.
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"We're all over the map," said Scott Kennedy, a China expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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Senate lawmakers in both parties are all over the map on what they want (or don't want) to do.
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His mission is to snap at our nerves and to touch off small, ironic echoes all over the map.
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You have Nixon, who has a number of appointments to the Supreme Court, but they're all over the map.
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We haven't heard much about it since early March, and in Thursday night's debate she was all over the map.
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When you survey Americans about their support of military action in other countries, their answers are all over the map.
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But lately, examples of successful innovative companies are popping up all over the map, and that's only going to continue.
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In response, Cuomo has shown his pique, unleashed attack dogs like Quinn, and has generally been all over the map.
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The Oscar nominees for Best Original Score are all over the map this year, but that's not a bad thing.
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Their answers were all over the map — everything from "that was different" to "we should fix both" to memory loss.
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Though the exhibition is a little bit all over the map, there are some real gems to be found here.
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While Republicans agree (in theory) on reducing financial regulation, President Trump has been all over the map on monetary policy.
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Just the basic infrastructure of a functional campaign, we're seeing that all over the map, even in deep-red turf.
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To show single strong objects from all over the map is a way to make a virtue of this limitation.
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Raising taxes on the wealthy When it comes to the issue of taxes, Trump has been all over the map.
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The late gyrations in Monday's session saw the Dow all over the map before closing down by about 1,175 points.
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Then off he went on a sartorial journey that ranged — well, all over the map, from farmland to Sunset Boulevard.
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This all-over-the-map approach creates an obvious problem — how do we judge Trump's success or failures on the economy?
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When you're shopping vintage and one-of-a-kind, sizing can be all over the map, but the ruler doesn't lie.
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It's all over the map because if it wasn't, that wouldn't be true to who I am: That's my musical taste.
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Trump has been all over the map on Syria, from sending in as many as 30,000 troops to deploying Americans quietly.
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Suggested names for the products have been all over the map, but let's be clear — the names don't really matter. 2.
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The forecasts for what comes next are all over the map — but recession is a common theme, Axios' Courtenay Brown reports.
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The businessman has been all over the map when it comes to deporting people who are living in the country illegally.
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"We were all over the map, because we were looking for a place that didn't particularly exist," Ms. Volandes Tavantzis said.
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As for undocumented immigrants from North Korea, they are "all over the map," Lloyd said, estimating they are fewer than 1,000.
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Steinhauser argued that Biden has been "all over the map" on his 2003 vote in favor if the invasion of Iraq.
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The predictions for the gritty film, which profiles a version of Batman's infamous villain Joker, had been all over the map.
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What's more, Republicans are all over the map on the next big items on Mr. Trump's agenda — tax reform and infrastructure.
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But Democrats are notably all over the map on trade, trying to balance the manufacturing industry's needs with the agricultural industry's.
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That's a hard balancing act for the company, and is yet another reason why the stock is all over the map.
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These Olympic Games have been flooded with women's sports badassery — in events of all types, from women all over the map.
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From international escapades to intergalactic adventures, fans have spent decades following expert thief Carmen Sandiego all over the map through video games.
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It seems like the fabric's resistance to staining is all over the map, depending on how the fabric is used and treated.
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Lately, Trump and his team have been all over the map on immigration, and Trump's speech may clarify where he actually landed.
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Turnout for special elections is typically unpredictable and polls for this race have been all over the map headed into election day.
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From unbridled enjoyment to pure loathing, reviewers have a lot of responses to this movie, and they are all over the map.
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With its multiple genres and tonal differences, it's all over the map like years, and you've got to know how to navigate.
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In times of crisis, Americans crave stability in a president, but Trump has been all over the map since the crisis began.
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So far, Mr. Tillerson and Mr. Trump have been all over the map about what they would require to open those talks.
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The market has been all over the map in the year-plus since the U.S.-China trade war got underway in earnest.
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Even when a research question produced answers in the same direction, the size of the reported effects were all over the map.
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It seems like they're all over the map, from everyday things like bananas to delicacies like oysters to things like Spanish fly.
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They're all over the map and sometimes they're incredibly granular, like, just amazingly deep in terms of well thought out ... It's cool.
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But on the critical policy issues of military intervention, where Paul and Cotton disagree the most, he's been all over the map.
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I looked into the research, which is all over the map - sometimes allowances help kids with financial decision-making, and sometimes they don't.
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Also, recorded rates of obstructed births are all over the map, ranging from three percent through to 8.5 percent depending on the region.
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In truth, estimates of the benefits and harms of screening are all over the map; researchers themselves do not agree on the facts.
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And while I still get my hair braided by my go-to girl from Ghana, my product collection is all over the map.
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Cruz should be able to win his home state of Texas, though polling is all over the map in the Lone Star State.
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Martin mentioned that the other prequels are "all over the map," which could mean stories taking place across the Narrow Sea and beyond.
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Party chiefs are campaigning all over the map—Conservatives in Labour heartlands in the north and Labourites in Tory bastions in the south.
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Second, the flavors veered wildly different from dish to dish — they were, so to speak, all over the map — and it didn't matter.
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Washington isn't even close to a coherent strategy on energy and climate change, and that puts these issues all over the map, literally.
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Reports on Abdullah's possible return from a sprained foot are all over the map, but the Detroit Lions would love to have him.
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Rentals are all over the map: One-bedrooms, for example, can rent for anywhere from $0000,21920 to $15,000 a month, according to StreetEasy.
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Betsy Mason and Greg Miller's ALL OVER THE MAP: A Cartographic Odyssey (National Geographic, $50) is an absorbing and quirky history of mapmaking.
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"There's text all over the map," Roger Easton Jr., one of the key players in this fledgling field, told me over the phone.
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"How user-friendly that is varies greatly from state to state, and how complete that is, is also all over the map," Ridlington said.
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In just the last few days, we've seen several developments that indicate state-level policies are, like the states themselves, all over the map.
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Trump dominated all over the map and Rubio's late-night win in Minnesota robbed Cruz's campaign of a key talking point about his viability.
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From headbands and faux tans to blowouts and bedazzles, Hilton has been all over the map (both good and bad) of the past decade.
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Both Trump and Pence also have a past history of supporting Democrats, and of taking political positions that are all over the map ideologically.
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Republicans are all over the map when it comes to how they're handling the impending reality of sharing a ballot in November with Trump.
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Ashford, a former state lawmaker, is a rare GOP target in a year the party is trying to defend seats all over the map.
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To that end, he and the series's showrunner, Pagan Harleman, went broad, sending journalists all over the map, north and south of the border.
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That's as true of video game subscriptions as any other, though of course the quality of each individual service is all over the map.
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"Compliance is all over the map and will be until the rules are clear and there are actual penalties for noncompliance," Ross told Greg.
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And it reflects a decades-long career in which Biden has been all over the map on the biggest questions of war and peace.
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As a candidate, Donald Trump was all over the map when it comes to abortion rights, but his administration has been staunchly anti-abortion.
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Korman, who says his taste in music is "all over the map," reveals that his sound has evolved since he first stepped into a studio.
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According to Google searches in the last 12 months, Americans have been, ahem, all over the map when it comes to their cereal of choice.
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Looking at the effectiveness of vaccines since 25.6-22.7, it's clear that flu shots tend to be all over the map in terms of performance.
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I know people say he is all over the map and today we talked to him about whether he was, you know, disoriented or incoherent.
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"It was all over the map," recalled Brad Garlinghouse, then a Yahoo senior vice president and now COO of payment settlement start-up Ripple Labs.
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Driver opinions on the halo design were all over the map, but many seemed willing to submit to the change in the name of safety.
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Related Baseball, Happiness and Immigration: Exploring American Society and History With New York Times Maps All Over the Map: 10 Ways to Teach About Geography
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But they're now all over the map on how to replace it, cautious about inflicting political damage on the party ahead of the 2018 midterms.
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They say he has taken positions all over the map on same-sex couples and abortion and does not have the character to be president.
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It's a good thing Jada doesn't keep tallies on that kind of stuff either, 'cause Will is all over the map in undertaking spectacular feats.
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It borrows heavily from the national anthem and the pledge of allegiance but its melody, if you can call it that, is all over the map.
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These states are literally all over the map: They range from Eastern Europe (Hungary and Poland) to the Mediterranean (Turkey) to Latin America (Bolivia and Venezuela).
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But the results have been all over the map, from finding no significant difference, to finding paper towels to be superior, or hand dryers more hygienic.
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The Sanders campaign is firing back, saying Clinton "has been all over the map" on gun control and calling the attacks a desperate, politically driven ploy.
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Americans tend to vote pretty reliably on the economy, but polls leading up to the 2018 midterms have been all over the map with voter issues.
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Rather than linger in one time period, with one production approach, he's all over the map, from the 1950s to the '90s, and sniper sharp throughout.
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Dorian is a good example of this — as a small storm in the tropics off Africa, its initial track forecasts were literally all over the map.
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The questions were all over the map, but primarily focused on Whitaker's role overseeing the special counsel probe into Russian interference being led by Robert Mueller.
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Early voting numbers reflected a much older electorate and a GOP advantage, but polling in the final weeks of the race was all over the map.
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Donald Trump wants to do something -- but has no idea what Trump has been absolutely all over the map when it comes to a way forward.
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That means Twitter's metrics are more TV-like than the all-over-the-map digital metrics for videos, like total streams (which Yahoo used last year).
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Reactions to her character's shoe choice have been all over the map, with Howard herself seeming to take the entire controversy or "controversy" in relatively good fun.
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I looked at a combination of ice-time, penalty killing, zone starts, and relative possession, but I suspect the results here will be all over the map.
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"This year it's just kind of all over the map in terms of where our people are coming down and their view of individual candidates," he said.
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The big cause for hope and determination among Obamacare supporters right now is that Republicans are all over the map, and support for McConnell's strategy is slipping.
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Some might even say that Cyrus' evolution from rainbow club kid to low-key girl next door means her beauty tastes have been all over the map.
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God, it's hard to speculate where the administration is going to end up on this stuff because obviously we all see it, it's all over the map.
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Regulations are "all over the map," he said, and it's important to know what kind of policies and rates you might face for in-person and online borrowing.
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"The court should take these cases and give lower courts guidance because at the moment lower courts are all over the map on gun rights issues," Gottlieb said.
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The potential consequences of the ruling are all over the map: It could lead to an accelerated Brexit timetable or a new British governing coalition that nullifies it.
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This year, as has often been the case, retailers are all over the map when it comes to kicking off deals — some start Thursday afternoon, some Friday morning.
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As for the rallies themselves, the president has been all over the map in his targets (which do include, usually, a few minutes talking up the actual candidates).
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Showtime has been all over the map in its recent programming choices, but "The Chi" again demonstrates that a good story, well told, doesn't require a flashy premise.
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A new study helps to show that experts are all over the map when it comes to gaming out the rise of electric vehicles in the global marketplace.
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"We've got to get 50 out of those 52 and that is not easy because you've got views all over the spectrum, all over the map," Cruz said.
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"The prices are all over the map, even within the same ZIP code," said Lisa Gill, deputy editor of Consumer Reports Best Buy Drugs, which tracks variation in prices.
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Google's priorities are comparatively all over the map, as it tries to support its own products, its partners, and the whole internet-using universe all at the same time.
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He's been all over the map on taxes, debt, abortion and trade deals, leading many political observers to believe that he has no political ideology or philosophy at all.
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For example, if the person was highly talkative and gave long-winded, all-over-the-map answers, you could expect them to be a chatter-box on the job.
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Efforts to bucket shoes like this are sometimes challenging because they're not all totally identical — some are fabric, some are leather, and price points are all over the map.
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"Both Democrats and Republicans are a little all over the map on trade" Complicating things for everyone, party lines on the issue have become blurred, especially in the Trump era.
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But, because the popularity of various products may rise or fall depending on factors ranging from consumer trends to seasonal demand, Lubarsky's inventory tends to run all over the map.
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O'Connor's (apparent) narrow loss is still a bit of a moral victory for Democrats, who have proven again that they can compete in deep-red places all over the map.
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Like the show, Amazon has been all over the map in its drama development, including "Z: The Beginning of Everything," a fact-based account about Fitzgerald and his wife Zelda.
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His slips are all over the map President Donald Trump reportedly thought the countries Nepal and Bhutan were in India, mispronouncing them as "Nipple" and "Button" in an intelligence briefing.
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"Just like the industry is very diverse in terms of tests offered, also the information and the quality of the privacy policies are all over the map," he told Recode.
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But while Trump has been all over the map on most policy issues over the years, skepticism about the merits of international trade has been a major throughline in his thinking.
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If those elected in 2018 are all over the map in terms of their positions and values on critical issues, the dysfunction in Congress and beyond will be even more pronounced.
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It's a sci-fi Game of Thrones in that its many characters are spread all over the map, chasing after something grand, but it misses what made Game of Thrones work.
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But he is keeping his views to himself, and his earlier public statements have been all over the map, in keeping with his history of flip-flops on the gun issue.
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Payloads, little explosive carts, spawn all over the map, and a player has to make sure that theirs reaches the launch point while making sure that the enemy payload does not.
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It's part of what makes him ultimately highly unpredictable: His decision-making and calculus is so all over the map that it's simply not possible to anticipate how he'd behave in office.
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In practice, their numbers are a bit all over the map, with some companies seeing bounces of more than 100 percent in terms of user interactions with, in or on an app.
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"Physicians are just doing things all over the map," says Dr. Michael Barnett, an assistant professor at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health and one of the study's authors.
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And while the answers to which objectively problematic plot line was the MOST problematic were all over the map, many fans narrowed in on both Ross and Joey's poor treatment of women.
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The NRA has been all over the map when it comes to its response to the mass shooting that left 59 people dead and 527 injured in Las Vegas earlier this month.
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And while Trump has been all over the map on health care reform from the sidelines, Pence's home state of Indiana has been the site of one of Obamacare's fiercest policy battles.
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This practice seems key to Geguri's amazing ability to comprehend what's going on all over the map while she's fighting, even as she's simultaneously identifying the main points she needs to focus on.
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Yale School of Management Dean Jeffrey Sonnenfeld said Cook "drifted all over the map" during the interview, veering from constitutional arguments to concerns about security, privacy, and creating a slippery slope, he said.
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Every time I realized the "water" at the bottom of the screen was, in fact, the "juice" being squeezed from the goombas all over the map, I chuckled and sprinted to the right.
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The Oilers have been all over the map in recent weeks: They had a five-game losing streak followed by a three-game winning streak followed by their current three-game losing streak.
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After all, Democrats have been all over the map on trade policy over the years but every Democratic Party presidential candidate since FDR has run as a champion of New Deal retirement programs.
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GOP senators, who hadn't yet had time to coordinate their responses before arriving at the Capitol, offered an all-over-the-map assessment of the significance of the former national security adviser's claims.
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"The prices we found were all over the map," said Dr. Trevor Royce, an assistant professor of radiation oncology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the study's senior author.
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Because Mr. Malone went all over the map in terms of, not just the landscape, but so many different companies, whether it's Charter or Discovery or Expedia, or Lionsgate or Uber, or Softbank.
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At this point in the election, you see these hugely well-funded groups shifting money all over the map to drive their side's message on TV. In most cases, the ads are negative.
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Emerald City misses this point so badly that by the end of season one, the show's versions of the story's central four characters are scattered all over the map — and have indeed barely met.
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They use the same tools as in the last game and put out a slightly changed copy of it, almost identical with just a lot of new stuff to collect all over the map.
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From there, McCullers was all over the map, striking out two batters in the third and fourth inning before striking out the side — all swinging — in the fifth while also walking the bases loaded.
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His vocals verge into a deep croon, betraying influences from all over the map: the jazz singer Gregory Porter, the gospel star Marvin Sapp, and a singing drummer from an earlier era, Grady Tate.
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"Working-class Americans giving $22020 at a time are putting our campaign in a strong position to compete in states all over the map," said Faiz Shakir, Mr. Sanders's campaign manager, in a statement.
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This premise is all Ms. Haigh needs to populate her book with a large, broad, completely believable cast of characters who lock antlers over Bakerton's latest development and whose viewpoints are all over the map.
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The state Supreme Court's reasoning seems straightforward, but, as the Missouri court acknowledged, federal courts have been all over the map when it comes to interpreting consumer contracts that called for arbitration before the NAF.
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And in this corner: The Blues (46-29-7, 99 points, +17), who were all over the map this year, including firing their coach and trading away one of their best players at the deadline.
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"What we're seeing going on - and we should be worried about it - is a new president who on so many foreign policy issues has been all over the map," said Pillar, now at Georgetown University.
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But while our job was simple because the narrative of Mr. Clinton's sins was easy to grasp, today's allegations are all over the map and could amount to a lengthy list of articles of impeachment.
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Pollutants Courts have been all over the map on whether and how discharges of polluted effluent through groundwater that subsequently flows to waters of the United States require a permit under the Clean Water Act.
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While it seems like Prince William and Prince Harry were all over the map this past year, they only made 150 domestic events and 70 events abroad and 108 domestic appearances and 85 international appearances, respectively.
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"This music is all over the map, stylistically," said Ms. Oberfelder, who first heard a recording when Mr. Fagin suggested the piece as a follow-up to their collaboration on Stravinsky's "L'Histoire du Soldat" in 2011.
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Public opinion polling on trade policy is all over the map, in part due to the fact that question wording appears to make an enormous difference in whether trade deals register as popular or unpopular overall.
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White House officials have been all over the map on raising the age limit to buy semi-automatic weapons, a policy proposal that Trump suggested shortly after the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, killed 17 people.
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Thomas L. Friedman The Trump foreign policy team has been all over the map on what to do next in Syria — topple the regime, intensify aid to rebels, respond to any new attacks on innocent civilians.
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The Billboard Music Awards red carpet may have been all over the map in the fashion department — we saw everything from huge ruffle sleeves to head-to-toe leopard print — but the makeup was far more wearable.
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"It's just all over the map and I think what that indicates is that there's no firm position yet in the White House on what the level of funding is going to be," Harrison told The Hill.
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Even the best episodes of "The Haunting of Hill House" have big problems, among them performances that are all over the map—and, occasionally, as with the unscary ghost of a flapper, straight out of summer stock.
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"I'm going to be all over the map, but I've told Brodie not to be afraid to call an audible and make an adjustment on me," Baird said in a conference call with reporters on Thursday afternoon.
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Though the backgrounds range from white to nearly black, and the clothing and body types are all over the map, the typological presentation wears away these differences and leaves the figures all looking more or less interchangeable.
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And that is why so many have been pining or praying for a Nadal-Roger Federer semifinal, which would be their first-ever meeting at the U.S. Open after 37 mostly memorable battles all over the map.
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"People are all over the map for their respective reasons, but I think the one thing that can unite progressive New Yorkers is Bloomberg ever seeking office again because of the pain he's caused in our communities."
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Odell Beckham Jr. is many things but he doesn't profess to be a doctor, so it should come as no surprise that the superstar wide receiver was all over the map with his diagnosis of his ailing ankle.
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Cruz must win his home state of Texas to have any argument that he should stay in the race, and while polls have been all over the map in that state it appears likely that he'll do so.
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There is a small thread of connection between the memorable theme music from the old "I'm a Mac" commercials, but it's also all over the map, especially because some of the music is there to help illustrate Apple's point.
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Quote of the day: "What we're seeing going on - and we should be worried about it - is a new president who on so many foreign policy issues has been all over the map," said Pillar, now at Georgetown University.
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Again, I've been all over the map on this myself and certainly see the reasons for people feeling not only righteously angry but also expressing hate over what Trump and his allies are doing, and wanting to fight back.
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Isaacs strains to make a workable plot out of this thin gruel, but once she's in the groove she has us chasing Corie all over the map, charmed by this motormouth sleuth's snappy wit and awed by her courage.
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This puzzle was replete with chestnut fillers like LEI, ODER, ERNO, IWO, ALAI, ITER and so on, and beyond that, a good sampling of conventional clues, but for some reason I had misfills scratched out all over the map.
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"He's been all over the map on a number of these questions," Mr. Hess, the director of education policy studies for the American Enterprise Institute, said during a panel discussion on Wednesday at the Shanker Institute, an education nonprofit.
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I'm not a Trump voter, more of independent, but I voted for Hillary Clinton because I thought at least I knew what she was about and she seemed willing to make some compromises, while Trump was all over the map.
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Kamala Harris has been a bit all over the map on the issue; she raised her hand in the first debate to say she supported abolishing private health insurance totally, but then adjusted that position (I think) the following day.
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Enter Basis, a year-old, 10-person, Hoboken, N.J.-based cryptocurrency startup at work on a "stable coin" whose elastic supply will ostensibly expand and contract to keep its value at about a dollar instead of all over the map.
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Estimates of the tax increases required to support a Medicare-for-all or single-payer system are all over the map, depending on how the plan is structured, the prices paid to providers and drug makers, and the generosity of benefits.
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Military contractors can be court-martialed or indicted in the United States for their actions overseas, he said, but judges are all over the map on the question of whether they can be held liable for negligence and other civil misconduct.
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"The yield reports I've seen today are kind of all over the map ... But the fact we are able to start getting out there and doing some field work is keeping (futures) under a little bit of pressure," Scoville said.
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They also cite polls showing a potential blue wave in November, and argue that the victory of Doug Jones in the special election in deep-red Alabama last year shows the party can play all over the map this cycle.
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The multi-tiered strategy will give Sequoia the flexibility to keep making early-stage bets while also writing mammoth checks at a time when start-up investing is all over the map, in terms of geography and the size of rounds.
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That said, I wonder how the German minister fails to see that the U.S. is all over the map in active, proxy and hybrid warfare — Afghanistan, the Middle East and North Africa, Korean Peninsula, Central and Eastern Europe and the South China Sea.
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Barely a month after releasing a "special look" at "Aladdin" that didn't look so special, Disney has put out the first full-length trailer for its live-action adaptation of the 1992 cartoon musical — and it's all over the map, cinematically speaking.
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As many designers opted to show in Paris this season, one very important American designer, Tom Ford, did just the opposite: he returned to New York after seasons of jumping all over the map (to London, Los Angeles — and seemingly everywhere in between).
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The predictions for the Batman spinoff, which profiles a version of DC Comics' villain Joker, have been all over the map, with some foreseeing the flick taking in just $50 million during its opening weekend while others expecting more than twice that amount.
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Tebow's 60-yard dash times were all over the map, and merely league average at their high end (6.76), but still strong for someone who, at a listed six-foot-three and 6.63 pounds, would be one of the larger players in the game.
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The "Your Song" singer, 28, opened up about her love life to PEOPLE while discussing her long-awaited second album (and first-ever U.S. release) Phoenix in this week's issue, admitting she is all over the map when it comes to whom she's attracted.
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Earlier this year, we told you about a now 18-month-old, Hoboken, N.J.-based cryptocurrency startup working on a "stable coin" whose elastic supply would ostensibly expand and contract to keep its value at about a dollar instead of all over the map.
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Well, there was an allegation made and we need to get to the bottom of the allegation, but I would note that the individual making that charge — his credibility is in tatters, he's been all over the map in terms of what his story is.
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We've learned our lesson about what can happen to the perception of your work when interpreted in rabid tweets by the president, dissected by pundits all over the map, trumpeted in bizarre terms by the president's absurd personal lawyer and distorted by the attorney general.
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The predictions for the Batman spinoff "Joker," which profiles a version of DC Comics' villain Joker, have been all over the map, with some foreseeing the flick taking in just $50 million during its opening weekend while others expecting more than twice that amount.
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Opinion In just two weeks in office, President Trump has embarked on a foreign policy that is literally all over the map: insulting the Australian prime minister, threatening a trade war with Mexico and imposing a ham-handed refugee ban that has drawn global condemnation.
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With a bass line that feels Afro-Cuban, house music hi-hats, and samples of disco strings and horns, primitive drum-machine sounds and possibly field-recorded African vocals alongside a few syllables from Jadu Heart, it's all over the map in the best way.
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As explained on the conference call we understand the logic of not providing these metrics anymore given that ASPs are all over the map and a slew of new smartphone releases has catalyzed Apple to focus more on overall segment revenue rather than myopic quarterly unit sales.
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The Dow was all over the map, with an intraday gain of nearly 400 points and loss of almost 1003,000 points after Tuesday morning's emergency 0.5% interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve failed to temper concerns of slower economic growth due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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While a few researchers have suggested that fish oil might help to lower one's risk of developing all sorts of cancers—like breast, colorectal, esophageal, lower oral, ovarian, pharyngeal, and prostate cancer—studies examining these claims have been limited and their results have been all over the map.
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Our president's past views on monetary policy range all over the map; he has been both an inflation hawk and an inflation dove, and he obviously has no definite and deeply held views on monetary issues, as he has no definite and deeply held views on many other topics.
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They dismissed Bloomberg's bid with several trite "truisms" about political tradecraft: Money can't buy the presidency; his late entry would be fatal; he'd fall hopelessly behind by skipping the first four contests; his policy stands are all over the map, so he has no natural following or base.
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Expectations for the box office sales during the full opening weekend have been all over the map, with some projecting around $170 million, lower than the other films in this trilogy, to somewhere north of $220 million, about on par with what "The Last Jedi" garnered in 2017.
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Now with 66 franchises in operation, $8.25 million in system-wide revenue and duties that require them to be all over the map — Krider is COO, Jones CEO, and Miller, whose title is co-founder, is in charge of baking operations — they seldom get a chance to spend quality time together.
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Given that the star has rocked pretty much every trend — from sculptural hair inspired by Nina Simone to futuristic blue lipstick — it might seem like her tastes are all over the map, but look closely and you'll find there are a few tried-and-true techniques she always falls back on.
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"For her to say that Donald Trump is a conservative when he was pro-abortion in the recent past, he believed in higher taxes, he thought Hillary Clinton would be a great negotiator in Iran, he's been all over the map in foreign policy -- certainly not a conservative," Bush said.
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While Hailey's hair color has been all over the map this past year, from white blonde to bronde and everywhere in between (with a short pit stop in a similar shade of pastel to Ashley's), this is the first time in 2016 the aspiring super has gone full-on brunette.
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"Walt Maddox refuses to say if he supports Brett Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court, it's impossible to get a straight answer from him on gun rights, and he's all over the map on abortion," her campaign said in a statement, after Maddox sent a letter to Ivey asking for four debates.
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USJOB=ECI "Expectations are all over the map and any number we get on Thursday won't give an accurate picture of what is going on out there with downsizing decisions being discussed in corporate America as we speak," said Mohannad Aama, managing director at Beam Capital Management in New York.
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Trump has little in the way of bedrock foreign policy principles: He has been all over the map on key issues like Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, how to deal with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and nuclear proliferation; and has expressed ignorance of important groups and figures in America's Mideast entanglements.
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Politicians who fashioned themselves conservative compromisers -- Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush and John Kasich, to name three -- were left in the dust by Trump who, ignoring his Democratic past and all-over-the-map policy pronouncements, channeled the unapologetic conservatism that many Republicans in Congress had run and won on over the past decade.
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Unlike a corporate venture unit that's trying to satisfy one company, Engage has instead secured its capital commitments from 10 Fortune 1000 companies that are, frankly, all over the map, and include AT&T, Chick-fil-A, Cox Enterprises, Delta Air Lines, Georgia-Pacific, Georgia Power Foundation, Intercontinental Exchange, Invesco, The Home Depot and UPS.
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Trump has had a rough two weeks, no question: Losing out in backstage delegate battles all over the map, saying a dozen contradictory things about abortion, seeing Ted Cruz rise past him in the Wisconsin polls, plus the daily drumbeat of strange statements and wildly-uninformed interview answers that we all now take for granted.
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His public statements about tax reform have been all over the map, out-lefting Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren with his attacks on the carried-interest treatment of some financial firms' income and then doing his best impersonation (which is a very poor one) of Larry Kudlow preaching the gospel of pro-growth tax cuts.
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In the end, "Heroic" gets the show to a place it needed to go, but the journey is so all over the map that the impact the episode could have had is substantially muted from what would have happened if The Handmaid's Tale had been even 10 percent more willing to call June on her bullshit.
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Morris tells us exactly what he thinks about everything (religion, marriage, ballet, music from all over the map) and about everyone in his life, including the still-living people and the famous ones like Mikhail Baryshnikov, Yo-Yo Ma and the director Peter Sellars (whose hairdo he likens to "wheatgrass one might buy for a cat").
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His public comments and statements are all over the map — admitting terribly incriminating things that the president previously denied; admitting things about the president's conduct that he himself has previously denied; and making arguments that seem nonsensical, such as that the president cannot commit obstruction of justice by firing an FBI director because he's the president.
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Yet as her all-over-the-map appearance on Fox News' "Hannity" Thursday night demonstrated, when it comes to giving a studio and/or network cause to second-guess employing talent, Barr might be in a class by herself -- making the "whataboutism" in using her as a basis for comparison problematic, and the search for consistent standards even more elusive.
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GOP senators, who hadn't yet had time to coordinate their responses before arriving at the Capitol, offered an all-over-the-map assessment of the significance of the former national security adviser's claim that Trump told him he would continue withholding military aid until Ukraine provided information about investigations he had been seeking into his Democratic rivals, including former Vice President Joe Biden.
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And again, computer scientists have all sorts of predictions, they go all over the map on where they think this is going to go, but people pretty much feel over the next, say, three decades, things are going to change very quickly and very radically, whether it's, obviously, autonomous cars and 10 million people in the United States make their living driving vehicles, that's huge.
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Rubio's defeat, like most in politics, had many causes: a weak ground game, a media strategy that was overwhelmed by Donald Trump's cable-TV dominance, a persona and positioning that made him a second choice all over the map but a winner hardly anywhere, a youthful mien in a "hard man for hard times" election, and of course that one dreadful New Hampshire debate.
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Though the beats on All Kings Get Their Heads Chopped Off occasionally scan as something that might not be out of place on a mixtape from one of Atlanta's more outré post-trap denizens, he attacks them with the energy, skill, and lyrical flair to go bar for bar with the best rappers from all over the map, his southern drawl shining through no matter how hard he goes.
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However, the senior White House official pointed to Trump's relationship with Chinese President Xi Jinping as a sign of how he might deal with Kim: Trump frequently talks about how close he is to Xi, but this has not stopped him from talking tough on trade with Xi. One former senior administration official who has watched Trump engage with world leaders said he has not had a consistent method in diplomatic dealings, describing him as "kind of all over the map" at times hectoring, at others friendly.
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