Where there is economic poverty there will almost certainly be despair, where there is despair there will almost certainly be violence.
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Next year, the draft will almost certainly move to some other city, and everything else will almost certainly be exactly the same.
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Talese was almost certainly contractually obligated to promote the book, and disparaging its credibility also was almost certainly a violation of that contract.
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There is almost certainly nothing going on, just like there is almost certainly nothing happening in all of the other dead celebrity conspiracy theories.
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So the intelligence end-run reporting is almost certainly true, and it is thus also almost certainly true that Kushner lied on his clearance form.
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If there was no distinctive title, the program guessed based on the first name: John was almost certainly a man and Jessica almost certainly a woman.
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The journalist, Ivan Golunov, was almost certainly targeted because of his work, and almost certainly freed because of the furious backlash — which extended even to state media.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai is almost certainly aware of the technical shortcomings of the order FCC Chairman Ajit Pai is almost certainly aware of the technical shortcomings of the order Theoretically.
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May's offer has almost certainly come too late to pass a deal before the April 12 deadline and so Britain is therefore almost certainly heading for a longer delay to Brexit.
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I'm almost certainly going to return the new Rockstar soon.
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Without a win in Ohio, he would almost certainly lose.
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This number was almost certainly much larger in the past.
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Such a decision would almost certainly face a legal challenge.
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That will almost certainly mean worse care or fewer enrollees.
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Court nomination process is almost certainly coming down the road.
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One will almost certainly go to current Democratic Lt. Gov.
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Those are almost certainly going to be made by Fitbit.
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Negotiations between Mahmoud Abbas and Netanyahu would almost certainly fail.
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In the short term, it's almost certainly for the best.
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And this column will almost certainly be censored in China.
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It almost certainly originated from the University of Pittsburgh (PITT).
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If they're bad, it's almost certainly because being bad works.
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One of them will almost certainly be Ms Le Pen.
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Others in the field will almost certainly follow their lead.
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Almost certainly from a tech news podcast at the time.
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IT HAS HAPPENED before and will almost certainly happen again.
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A fire, almost certainly deliberate, had started inside the entryway.
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Maybe, but almost certainly not without significant implications for compatibility.
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Raúl Labrador, would almost certainly refuse to implement the law.
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Some almost certainly had (or have) links to Russian intelligence.
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That reality will almost certainly change in the long term.
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New Star Wars content will almost certainly get that attention.
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This would almost certainly have been unsustainable under any circumstances.
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Multiple cancellations will almost certainly flag you for unusual activity.
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And that weirdness is almost certainly due to industrial society.
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And two Americans who will almost certainly nab an invite?
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But any rapprochement would almost certainly require withdrawal from Badme.
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But such a threat will almost certainly never be true.
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But those will almost certainly have to wait until September.
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Almost certainly more reporters than militia up at the Refuge.
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The truth is almost certainly more complex and more chaotic.
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Almost certainly not, but it's fun to watch him try.
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The bans — as intended — will almost certainly limit his reach.
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I think that would almost certainly be a constitutional violation.
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But in reality, they're almost certainly Darpa's new test balloons.
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But he almost certainly consulted with Secretary Mattis about it.
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It's just that these microbes almost certainly came from Earth.
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If you live in the US, I'd say almost certainly.
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Bryce Benson, will almost certainly be the first to go.
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But it is almost certainly plotting ways to catch up.
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Susan Collins signaled she's almost certainly voting against the bill.
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Perhaps, but the story is almost certainly not that simple.
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Insurers almost certainly would respond by seeking major premium hikes.
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This technology is almost certainly going to come out incrementally.
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There will almost certainly be a level in a mine.
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When that happens, Fox will almost certainly give the greenlight.
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The measure almost certainly runs afoul of Planned Parenthood v.
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And, since he's already confessed, he'll almost certainly be convicted.
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By then, there will almost certainly be more such cases.
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Both are "almost certainly" from MH370, the Australian investigators say.
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Dissolving parliament would almost certainly lead to a new election.
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But it's almost certainly not less than 13 million tonnes.
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The government knows it would almost certainly lose a referendum.
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What's next: Trump will almost certainly approve the memo's release.
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He'll almost certainly face a legal battle over this action.
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But such a move would almost certainly prompt Rosenstein's resignation.
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Such a move would almost certainly prompt swift legal challenges.
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The case is almost certainly headed for an appeal. Sen.
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But it almost certainly would have helped on the margin.
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Then comes the SEC championship game, almost certainly against Georgia.
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But in reality, it's almost certainly a much smaller number.
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Almost certainly, the Antitrust Division will become more engaged internationally.
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Combined, the two parties will almost certainly exceed 50 percent.
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"On the other hand, it's almost certainly not any better."
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" Stevenson's almost certainly apocryphal answer: "But I need a majority.
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Meanwhile, Congress almost certainly will be deadlocked in a brawl.
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Other major and dramatic retirement announcements are almost certainly coming.
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A veto would have almost certainly been overridden by Congress.
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That framework is almost certainly playing out again in crypto.
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Which is why, almost certainly, Biden won't pass it up.
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It almost certainly wasn't enough to save Lindelof and co.
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The toll is almost certainly much higher, the organization said.
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The state is almost certainly a lock for Mrs. Clinton.
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No, you're not weird, and you're almost certainly not alone.
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You would almost certainly end up crushed, if not dead.
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This almost certainly places those relatives in danger of deportation.
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But there are almost certainly other factors at work here.
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Outside experts say the real range almost certainly is greater.
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Clinton's newest political adversary almost certainly has very different motivations.
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Mr. Trump is almost certainly giving authoritarianism a bad name.
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States will almost certainly take them up on this offer.
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But you're almost certainly in the minority, and that's okay.
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The loser will almost certainly appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Yes, he'll almost certainly step down, but not right now.
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Without a judge's approval, ICE will almost certainly deport her.
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But there still would have been a fall, almost certainly.
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Republican Eric Brakey almost certainly isn't going to beat Sen.
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Mr. Bush would almost certainly be disappointed but not surprised.
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Perhaps later, but almost certainly not in the immediate future.
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Obesity is almost certainly gonna be a mixture of phenomena.
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That tidy narrative is almost certainly too simple an interpretation.
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The next two quarters almost certainly won't be pretty either.
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And experts say these numbers almost certainly understate the problem.
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But you're almost certainly more lucky than you are smart.
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Many local analysts say official fatalities have almost certainly increased.
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Epidemiologists say the real count is almost certainly much higher.
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I will almost certainly buy one of the new phones.
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Whoever wins that battle almost certainly will win the match.
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It will almost certainly pose new privacy questions for corporations.
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House Democrats will almost certainly pass a drug pricing bill.
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Change, for Parchman and other facilities, will almost certainly come.
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Gohara added that Ghosn's trial is almost certainly now canceled.
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Armstead almost certainly will not play this Sunday in Atlanta.
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Public health experts say that more will almost certainly follow.
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The first is that May's deal is almost certainly dead.
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This is almost certainly true for the Trump administration too.
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The block grant proposal will almost certainly face legal challenges.
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One is almost certainly gone, Senator Susan Collins of Maine.
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This record will almost certainly be matched in January 2020.
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But that corpse is almost certainly not the vanished husband.
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He (again, almost certainly a he) doesn't seem to care.
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Fair warning: You will almost certainly have feelings about it.
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But that almost certainly would not have appealed to moderates.
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Wouldn't your pal almost certainly have Googled the man herself?
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Hostile states are almost certainly able to do far more.
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Experts say tapping business is almost certainly off the table.
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Now, the CAB will almost certainly be signed into law.
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But PSOE almost certainly won't come away with the majority.
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A catch would have almost certainly allowed time to expire.
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Crazy Fox News uncle is almost certainly among their number.
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But it's almost certainly too soon to say for sure.
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Fair play to the airlines, because they almost certainly will.
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The German government almost certainly will not revoke Grenell's credentials.
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Sessions is almost certainly the only Washington insider Trump trusts.
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That would almost certainly increase unauthorized immigration at least somewhat.
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Then, Merkel would almost certainly be forced to fire him.
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In such conditions, ISIS would almost certainly come out ahead.
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Jones will almost certainly lose no matter what anyone does.
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Democrats will almost certainly block Trump's Supreme Court nominee — regardless of who it is, as payback for Republicans tanking Obama's pick, Merrick Garland — and Republicans will almost certainly will push the nuclear-option button.
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Thanks to the results of last year's midterm elections, there are almost certainly enough votes in the House to impeach Trump—and almost certainly not enough votes in the Republican-controlled Senate to convict him.
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And if America restricted gun ownership, rates would almost certainly crash.
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Hundreds of thousands of civilians will almost certainly be at risk.
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That's almost certainly why they've chosen this as a test case.
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"You'd have riots," Trump has said, and he's almost certainly right.
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Directly in front lies an ominous hole, almost certainly a crater.
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The gap between them is almost certainly going to get wider.
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The plaintiff's trial evidence would almost certainly have been politically damaging.
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Unlike Baler, Jones almost certainly believes most of what he's saying.
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Both incidents were almost certainly a result of Russian electronic warfare.
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Why will President Trump almost certainly tweet angrily about the event?
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They might emerge from a laboratory or a garage (almost certainly).
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Upcoming models of iPhone are almost certainly not going to backtrack.
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Death will almost certainly have a very good week next week.
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Regardless of how you're feeling, it'll almost certainly cheer you up.
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And people would almost certainly find ways to game the system.
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Some contraction in artisanal output was almost certainly in the mix.
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The industry almost certainly will work to weaken any final regulation.
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That would almost certainly be enough to win the presidency outright.
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Almost certainly, his time as a top pro wrestler is over.
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It would almost certainly put two more Democrats in the Senate.
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Trump almost certainly wouldn't be deposed until well after the election.
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But they will almost certainly be getting more for their money.
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The research by MedSec was almost certainly conducted under this exemption.
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By now, you've almost certainly heard how good Google Photos is.
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You almost certainly haven't seen the other half of the company.
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The days of exotic, bespoke console hardware are almost certainly over.
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It will almost certainly be the largest part of its page.
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It almost certainly indicated that I can be a stubborn asshole.
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The flight will almost certainly not happen by this summer now.
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That's almost certainly not true — but it's also beside the point.
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So, the study concludes, those aging tests are almost certainly premature.
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Mr Pfeffer: AI and automation will almost certainly make things worse.
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But causation almost certainly runs in the other direction as well.
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And it almost certainly won't be the last of its kind.
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Almost certainly, Trump will be a conventional Republican on social issues.
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It is almost certainly too late to save the INF treaty.
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You'll almost certainly need to hire a designer for this work.
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But it would almost certainly meet with outright and immediate rejection.
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Cersei will almost certainly have something unpleasant planned for her guests.
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But checks and balances would almost certainly make Facebook less profitable.
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This will almost certainly be a movie to watch out for.
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"This is almost certainly the largest one we've seen," Rupp said.
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He almost certainly couldn't succeed in truly creating a Fortress America.
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First off, the shutdown would almost certainly be blamed on them.
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The winner of this matchup almost certainly will win the championship.
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Almost certainly not, but you'd be hard-pressed to prove it.
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There will almost certainly be more attacks – or attempts at them.
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That would almost certainly send the U.S. dollar to new heights.
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You've almost certainly come across Jay Shetty's inspirational videos on Facebook.
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And yet Hillary Clinton will almost certainly defeat him, polls show.
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Well, guess what — he's almost certainly going to be the nominee.
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If yesterday's clip didn't make things official, this almost certainly does.
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|
Mike Gravel almost certainly isn't going to be the next president.
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There is almost certainly far more going on behind the scenes.
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North Korea will almost certainly be a major focus of talks.
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Blue-state Democratic leaders will almost certainly continue the Obamacare provision.
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I'll almost certainly be playing this well into the new year.
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As president, she would almost certainly promote a bigger corporate clampdown.
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Almost certainly, fewer world records will tumble than in previous ones.
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What he will almost certainly not do is change political course.
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If enacted, this law would almost certainly face a constitutional challenge.
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And there would almost certainly be big problems at the borders.
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There will almost certainly always be a trade imbalance with China.
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Clinton will almost certainly have enough delegates to win the nomination.
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Now 73, he will almost certainly die in a Senegalese jail.
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Such a move would almost certainly draw a swift legal challenge.
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Trump's family and inner circle will almost certainly be a focus.
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|
The truth is that Trump almost certainly hasn't read these books.
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Sloan will almost certainly face a hostile audience on Capitol Hill.
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Amazon's almost certainly made the right move by undercutting the HomePod.
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To this point, the story is seedy but almost certainly legal.
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|
Had Justice Scalia lived, Mr. Madison would almost certainly have died.
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This was almost certainly something they hadn't been programmed to do.
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Comey would almost certainly still be the FBI director right now.
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State, County, and Municipal Employees, a case which will almost certainly
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But it will almost certainly fall into one of two buckets.
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That in turn would almost certainly materially affect the U.S. economy.
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Bolsonaro has almost certainly not hit his limit: Many voters will
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You will almost certainly be rewarded with the next ride request.
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A new candidate would almost certainly not be chosen by acclamation.
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He almost certainly underestimated the political cowardice of his political opponents.
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He almost certainly will be one of the last candidates standing.
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Kavanaugh will almost certainly be asked the same question by Hirono.
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You will almost certainly think to yourself, "Ahhh, this is nice."
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But such a declaration would almost certainly be challenged in court.
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Hui's feelings are almost certainly experienced by millions of other Americans.
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But the end result will almost certainly be a better iPhone.
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|
That means the legislation will almost certainly have to be revised.
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I'm rendered momentarily speechless, my cheeks almost certainly flushing cherry red.
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Iowa almost certainly won't go undefeated in the regular season again.
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They say there are almost certainly more IEDs down the road.
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|
But that's almost certainly not enough to warrant any official action.
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Food fraud, as you almost certainly know by now, is rampant.
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|
It's almost certainly a sales tactic, but it feels sad nonetheless.
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Those who refused would be reeducated, which almost certainly meant death.
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The max-length deal almost certainly represents good value for Edmonton.
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That said, you'll almost certainly have to cough up more cash.
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If it does, it will almost certainly win her the election.
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But Congress will almost certainly provide a temporary extension by then.
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It's almost certainly not going to pass in its current form.
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|
Qatar almost certainly lacked the know-how to pull it off.
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If all are positive, the person has almost certainly led well.
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|
The Stormy Daniels story is also salacious and almost certainly accurate.
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|
The appendix included — almost certainly without Keckly's permission — correspondence from Mrs.
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The group said its mortality figure was almost certainly an underestimate.
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|
But Trump probably doesn't know that and almost certainly doesn't care.
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It would almost certainly mean he could not vote this year.
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The opportunity to study in Palestine almost certainly saved her life.
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In other words, it'll almost certainly hurt Republicans like Emerson Slain.
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The good news is there is almost certainly more to come.
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As we reported, Ryan Seacrest will almost certainly be the host.
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Her reasons for doing so, of course, are almost certainly personal.
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|
Two other votes, in addition to McCain, look almost certainly gone.
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|
And so Salah's World Cup will almost certainly end in disappointment.
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You are almost certainly suffering major changes: work, body, hairline, moods.
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After that period, the issue is almost certainly headed to court.
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The jobs lost to Mexico will almost certainly never come back.
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If it succeeds, it's almost certainly despite its lack of nuance.
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One thing that almost certainly won't change, however, is the supply.
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Maybe. She can almost certainly guarantee a more exciting theater season.
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Whatever the outcome, the city will almost certainly mark a first.
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As proposed, the Trump budget almost certainly will not pass Congress.
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The balloon almost certainly saved Ms. Williams's life, Dr. Bukur said.
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Postponing the election would almost certainly have created a constitutional crisis.
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|
Temperature is almost certainly going to rise more than 1.5˚C.
|
|
So why is Mr. Trump's argument almost certainly going to work?
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Pyongyang's threat will almost certainly come to a head in 2018.
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|
While the answer would almost certainly be no, supporters of Mrs.
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When the women stop, their dresses will almost certainly get mentioned.
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|
This speculation, while of potentially enormous import, is almost certainly wrong.
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|
Most leaders survive most impeachment attempts, as Trump almost certainly will.
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The Point: Biden will almost certainly make it to South Carolina.
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The West almost certainly would not oppose such a move militarily.
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If you've had Caesar salad you've almost certainly had romaine lettuce.
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It is almost certainly fine, according to a comforting new study.
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|
A Medicare for all system would almost certainly narrow that gap.
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If that happens, the laws will almost certainly face legal challenges.
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The thick profile is almost certainly due to a larger battery.
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|
If Democrats have numbers like that, Republicans almost certainly do, too.
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But that''s because a perfect pick almost certainly didn't exist.
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The ruling will almost certainly be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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But Utah's nominating process is almost certainly headed back to court.
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Authorities believe this means they are almost certainly dead as well.
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It will almost certainly not even remove 8chan from the Internet.
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Departing from this would almost certainly deliver much less to society.
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|
San Francisco (CNN Business)You've almost certainly heard the term blockchain.
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|
If impeachment proceedings go forward, Trump will almost certainly be acquitted.
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|
And there, they'll almost certainly run into a website called GreatSchools.org.
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|
The next few days will almost certainly follow a predictable pattern.
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|
The USMCA would almost certainly be considered in the GOP Senate.
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That would almost certainly lead to massive losses in insurance coverage.
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|
Because of the FCC's Republican majority, it will almost certainly pass.
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Most of the victims had almost certainly suffocated before they burned.
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But even if so, it's almost certainly not the main reason.
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Your pairing almost certainly fits one of these two classifications:1.
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|
If he squeaks by, Pompeo will almost certainly receive fewer votes.
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But they almost certainly voted for Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale.
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Such a move would almost certainly be met with legal challenges.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE, "GMA"/ABC: He says he knew about the meeting, that almost certainly means Donald Jr. lied in front of Congress and I think that would almost certainly mean that Donald Jr. would get indicted.
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One was identified as clearly belonging to the right wing, while another was identified as "almost certainly" coming from the right wing and a third as "almost certainly" coming from the right side of the tail.
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|
Putting a utility in charge of data would almost certainly slow innovation.
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|
Further, this change in priorities would almost certainly impact the cast's composition.
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|
You might not play it but your younger cousins almost certainly do.
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|
This, at least, is a problem that can almost certainly be solved.
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|
On one hand, it's almost certainly the most successful smartwatch ever made.
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|
Here's what to expect, from the certain to the almost certainly not.
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|
That means Countess, Boris, and Bijoux almost certainly are fantasy-roster duds.
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|
It's almost certainly possible to get that same functionality through alternative implementations.
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|
Pregnancy has almost certainly brought Kylie closer to Khloé, 33, as well.
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|
Therefore, California Republicans know they are almost certainly backing a losing candidate.
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|
At this point, you have almost certainly passed the six-week deadline.
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It's almost certainly not going to pass, at least not this year.
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|
If you own the air, you will almost certainly win the conflict.
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|
If Abe pulls a May, constitutional revision would almost certainly be doomed.
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|
The network's efforts to improve will almost certainly be highly public too.
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|
Sure, a fractured skull almost certainly poses zero risk to anyone's life.
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|
Dean almost certainly does not believe Trump actually has a coke problem.
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|
Shows about suicide are almost certainly always going to exist, Chesin added.
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|
Trump almost certainly knew it would antagonize Beijing but went ahead anyway.
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|
This will almost certainly benefit Americans by more than $1 per year.
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|
The latest round of changes will almost certainly not be the last.
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|
Read: The rise in Texas earthquakes is "almost certainly" due to drilling.
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|
And he was almost certainly talking about breasts when he said it.
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|
Trump will almost certainly veto it if it is passed through Congress.
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|
But it will almost certainly be an important part of Overwatch's future.
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Yet a Reaganomics rerun would almost certainly do more harm than good.
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|
Given his status among fans, Green Ranger's arrival was almost certainly inevitable.
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|
Trump's nominee will almost certainly move the Supreme Court to the right.
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|
She almost certainly won't see donations from Tim Cook or Larry Page.
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|
I can tell you it'll almost certainly mean higher prices for consumers.
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|
She's told the Associated Press she will almost certainly sign the bill.
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|
Though, as you've almost certainly already guessed, there are caveats galore here.
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|
The defining style season for the American baby is almost certainly Halloween.
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|
Trinidad would almost certainly have better medical care, Bastardo and Berra reckoned.
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|
That means he will almost certainly be disqualified before the first round.
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|
Blatter would almost certainly not have taken this step for two reasons.
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|
"The shutdown almost certainly will make a bad situation worse," Rinaldi said.
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|
If everyone in Texas voted, the state would almost certainly swing Democrat.
|
|
But limiting Twitter's scope would almost certainly be better for the service.
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|
However, tonight's speech will almost certainly be the one that's most remembered.
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Emily: Yes, Irons is almost certainly playing Veidt (also known as Ozymandias).
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When it goes to trial, Trump will almost certainly have to testify.
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|
Of course, Trump almost certainly didn't put this much thought into it.
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|
This would almost certainly be chaos, at least in the short term.
|
|
Marriage equality Australia will almost certainly reject a referendum on marriage equality.
|
|
The answers you get through interaction will almost certainly be more correct.
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|
He almost certainly drew support away from Mr. Rubio and Jeb Bush.
|
|
Not as cheap as free, naturally, but they're also almost certainly better.
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|
He's almost certainly in his twilight years, and he's earned a rest.
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|
But it was almost certainly the worst mass shooting in American history.
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|
The DNC hack and subsequent leaks almost certainly harmed Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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|
Using arrests or drug convictions will almost certainly produce racially biased results.
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|
The bill will almost certainly not become law in its current form.
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|
The bottom line: More farm aid is almost certainly on the way.
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|
And that, in turn, is almost certainly why Obama spoke to him.
|
|
For starters, his staff has almost certainly changed the password by now.
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|
Likewise, an autopsy will almost certainly result in a seriously compromised cryopreservation.
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|
Others said it almost certainly did not account for expenses to dashers.
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This is almost certainly the person coming to Meera and Bran's aid.
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|
Flynn almost certainly will not be called to testify on Kian's behalf.
|
|
"Investment banking underwriting revenue will almost certainly decline this year," he said.
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|
The knives will almost certainly attract the admiring gazes of dinner guests.
|
|
Given what we know about psychedelics, your brain is almost certainly fine.
|
|
If it was voted on as-is, it would almost certainly fail.
|
|
Both parts were "almost certainly" from MH370, the ATSB reiterated on Tuesday.
|
|
That would almost certainly violate anti-discrimination laws, at least in America.
|
|
It will almost certainly lead to economies of scale and lower prices.
|
|
If turnout looks like 2004's 124,000, Hillary Clinton almost certainly wins.
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At this point, prong three is almost certainly a legislative pipe dream.
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This was almost certainly not what Facebook wanted me to be considering.
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There will almost certainly be a wrongful death lawsuit following the investigation.
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That would almost certainly be the path in this week's case, too.
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The Johnny Manziel Era in Cleveland appears to be almost certainly over.
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A Trump-appointed Republican will almost certainly replace Wheeler as FCC commissioner.
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Instead, the Olympics almost certainly will continue in their current, parasitic form.
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Kushner will almost certainly survive if such a shuffle comes to pass.
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He's kept himself up well, but he's almost certainly in his forties.
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These are older men and they are almost certainly feeling their mortality.
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Doug Stamper, obviously, is also done, and almost certainly bound for prison.
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Schmitt, a geologist, would almost certainly be in support of that plan.
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You can almost certainly hear the influence of LSD on this record.
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But at $199.99, it's almost certainly the cheapest 15.6-inch laptop available.
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Sergio Ramos' first time was almost certainly better than your first time.
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Minnesota's Democratic governor will almost certainly appoint a Democrat to replace Franken.
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His own departure will almost certainly have the same effect on Washington.
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That's almost certainly true, given that Elmer-DeWitt started at Time Inc.
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At the end of the day, this will almost certainly prove right.
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You've almost certainly heard of oxytocin, but maybe not under that name.
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Clinton would almost certainly win enough delegates to capture her party's nomination.
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Almost certainly erotic and gay as hell, especially considering what wasn't burned.
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What's more, it almost certainly will apply to more than six countries.
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If Kasich had lost, he would almost certainly have exited the race.
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One factor is almost certainly the long-term decline in housing construction.
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If (3) is true, then we almost certainly live in a simulation.
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They will, however, almost certainly fit better, if after a few tweaks.
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Following any of the paths almost certainly means encountering something something interesting.
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Less remarked was that it was almost certainly a smart political move.
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And now, almost certainly, Trump will, again, go back on that pledge.
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This will almost certainly lead to cuts without Reagan-type tax reforms.
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Clinton Michigan, but they almost certainly did not cost her the presidency.
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That means he will almost certainly face the charges in civilian court.
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That will almost certainly also be the case with these neo-banks.
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At least two more rate hikes are almost certainly coming this year.
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If Rubio loses Florida, he'll almost certainly drop out of the race.
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Mr. Zhang said his younger sister was also missing, almost certainly detained.
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So, what were these guys (they were almost certainly guys) listening to?
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This is almost certainly being done with at least some ironic intent.
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But the pressure almost certainly won't be coming from the top down.
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Will almost certainly need to apply an inert layer of some kind.
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If the court believes it is, then Trump would almost certainly lose.
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Such talk is rash and silly and reactionary and almost certainly wrong.
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And that's a good thing, because he almost certainly won't throw well.
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It almost certainly will be a trend on the size of mobile.
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In the Trump era, the grass is almost certainly greener in Canada.
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And he will almost certainly need Mr. Sanders's help to get there.
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The new disease almost certainly began with a bat virus, scientists agree.
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Delaware is a blue enough state that Carper will almost certainly win.
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It's this kind of thinking that Trump almost certainly values in Pruitt.
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If that happens, legal experts say, the administration will almost certainly prevail.
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Eurovision is almost certainly the proudest major international competition on the planet.
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The Trojans are almost certainly headed to the Fiesta Bowl on Dec.
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Any purchase of Qualcomm would almost certainly face a lengthy regulatory review.
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As the genteel Mr. Ermotti almost certainly wouldn't say: bring it on.
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Democratic nominee Doug Jones is almost certainly going to lose the Dec.
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On Saturday, the Trophy Club was almost certainly making its executive debut.
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But it will almost certainly anger China, Japan's biggest regional military competitor.
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It worked, which meant a bomb would almost certainly work as well.
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Next year, though, those products will almost certainly grow noticeably more expensive.
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Her possessions, even her exhaustively chronicled autobiographies, would almost certainly be incinerated.
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That data almost certainly would tell investigators whether the lights were on.
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If you decide you want to enjoy it, you almost certainly will.
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And it's almost certainly the first to get issued to subprime borrowers.
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And by that standard, the MP3 is almost certainly here to stay.
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That order was almost certainly approved at the highest levels in Beijing.
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To succeed, they would almost certainly need the vote of Justice Kennedy.
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This is almost certainly due to excess stock of the original model.
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No brakes, perhaps, but it will almost certainly run out of steam.
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The declaration's fate will almost certainly be decided by the federal courts.
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But history would say it almost certainly will not be that easy.
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"Almost certainly," replied Union Square Ventures partner Fred Wilson tweeted Thursday afternoon.
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This was almost certainly not the intent of the Facebook car thief.
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But they will almost certainly get worse if both men retain power.
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" Yummy is so "eager to go viral that it almost certainly won't.
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The North will almost certainly test another nuclear device in the future.
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She will almost certainly miss the next debate, scheduled for Jan. 14.
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They almost certainly watched someone barf on someone else the shift before.
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Those Brooks Brothers parachute pants of Trump's are almost certainly misleading you.
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The cladding on the buildings will almost certainly have to be replaced.
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That would almost certainly involve accepting free movement, something that both Mrs.
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The reward of good listening will almost certainly be more interesting conversations.
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It would almost certainly be viewed by political adversaries as a victory.
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Any fallout from the election would almost certainly not be felt immediately.
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It's almost certainly the beginning of the end of his political career.
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If it is jettisoned, Iran would almost certainly resume its nuclear program.
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The death counts are staggering and will almost certainly continue to grow.
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The Senate is almost certainly not going to remove Trump from office.
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Mr. Tillerson was almost certainly sterner in private, according to the diplomat.
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Pompeo, however, would almost certainly side with Trump on most such issues.
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Two things could then happen: • First, the stock would almost certainly tumble.
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The winner of Arizona's Republican primary will almost certainly face Arizona Rep.
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It almost certainly won't — the odds are vanishingly low — but it could.
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If she falters and loses, downballot Democrats will almost certainly lose too.
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Win or lose, he is almost certainly forcing an alarming judicial precedent.
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He'll almost certainly be unable to do so with a Republican legislature.
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The first idea is that Simpson almost certainly killed Brown and Goldman.
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At the very least, Swift almost certainly misrepresented her conversation with West.
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Since California has above-average construction costs, that's almost certainly too high.
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That would almost certainly hurt the US economy in the future, too.
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A grand jury subpoena would almost certainly be enforceable against the president.
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Some of those challenges will almost certainly come before the Supreme Court.
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And that will almost certainly mean the Court moves to the right.
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He said it would "almost certainly" mean the Democrats would win the presidency.
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The most annoying toy of 2017 is almost certainly the humble fidget spinner.
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If he's in, it's almost certainly because he's preparing to leave the planet.
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The irony is that the outrage will almost certainly boost AR-15 sales.
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This is an approach that Trump should but almost certainly will not adopt.
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"You could lose your medical license, and you would almost certainly get fired."
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Even if each of them voted against it, it would almost certainly pass.
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Donald Trump will almost certainly be a very weak general-election candidate. Because
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Request activity faster than 27 milliseconds, for example, is almost certainly botnet activity.
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So the outcome of the election is almost certainly not going to change.
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Critics have said the latest bill will almost certainly face a legal challenge.
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If that's the case, it almost certainly isn't the first time it's struck.
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On the other hand, Osuna almost certainly could be a very good starter.
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The answer is: possibly neither, probably the latter, almost certainly not the former.
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Trump is almost certainly the most ominous major party candidate in our history.
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If you fly, you've almost certainly found yourself packed into a Boeing 737.
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He has appeared in only three, meaning he will almost certainly be back.
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At home, Mr Trump will almost certainly see at least short-term benefits.
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To preserve Earth's habitability, we will almost certainly need to embrace de-growth.
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There's a 17-step startup tutorial, and you will almost certainly need it.
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Independent redistricting commissions would also almost certainly help Democrats in the immediate future.
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It is something Roby will almost certainly use against him in a runoff.
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A loss by Rubio, a senator, will almost certainly end his struggling candidacy.
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He will almost certainly add more countries to both of these European excursions.
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"Manafort will almost certainly have to cooperate about everything and everyone," she said.
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Go deeper: The interstellar object Oumuamua is almost certainly not an alien spaceship
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The intrigue: The DOJ almost certainly has facts not available to the public.
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This was almost certainly one of the reasons the attackers chose their target.
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But there is almost certainly a piece missing from the Chinese lead jigsaw.
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Now, however, Trump is almost certainly the nominee, one of the two sides.
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Things may get worse for future generations, and in fact almost certainly will.
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That's a clear win, almost certainly the most decisive defeat of Probert's career.
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Either way, Clattenburg is almost certainly due for a nice a pay raise.
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There will almost certainly be the next "NotPetya," probably sooner than we expect.
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I mean, I was gonna write about Apple almost certainly, no matter what.
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And, thanks to Emma Stone, he'll now almost certainly find another prom date.
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The amendment needs a two-thirds majority to pass, and almost certainly will.
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The conversation was seemingly secretly recorded and almost certainly considered off-the-record.
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These needs almost certainly are not unique to our employees and their families.
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It will almost certainly remain a big part of the "T" in IoT.
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It may even dismay Mr Kim, who is almost certainly expanding his arsenal.
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The game almost certainly does little to affect either team's season-long trajectory.
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It's worth noting that Articuno will almost certainly be back at some stage.
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You almost certainly will not get cast, but you can take a shot.
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No matter who wins, however, the country will almost certainly remain extremely polarized.
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Fragmentation will almost certainly continue to be a concern for the Android ecosystem.
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Amazon Prime Video will almost certainly be safe from any Disney-inspired purge.
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"I think the answer to that question is almost certainly no," Galston said.
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Founders are almost certainly pre-disposed toward certain conditions (like ADHD) for example.
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Mississippi's will almost certainly be halted before it comes into effect in July.
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Balkan countries almost certainly receive Israeli intelligence on their jihadists returning from Syria.
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And to its credit, the Reverb is almost certainly the sharpest VR headset.
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Byrd won't be contesting the suspension, and will almost certainly choose to retire.
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Democrats take the Senate, she will almost certainly be able to get a
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But, for many more, Apple's ultimatum will almost certainly be a death sentence.
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If turnout hit 2008 levels or 593 levels, Trump would almost certainly lose.
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Bihani was "almost certainly" a member of al Qaeda, according to the Pentagon.
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Either way, it's almost certainly Emilia Clarke's most entertaining Thrones post so far.
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If President Trump thinks this issue will go away, he's almost certainly wrong.
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Wheeler will almost certainly lose his chairmanship after Trump takes office in January.
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Obstructionists will almost certainly be the subject of ridicule in a Trump tweet.
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On the other, he's almost certainly late to a meeting of some sort.
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The ISS will almost certainly have to be deorbited and destroyed by 2030.
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Today, cosmologists believe that Cygnus X-1 is almost certainly a black hole.
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Whitefield, New Hampshire (CNN)Ted Cruz almost certainly won't win in New Hampshire.
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If it never progresses beyond that, Trump will almost certainly survive, politically speaking.
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Chris Christie would appoint his replacement — who would almost certainly be a Republican.
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Relocating to LA would almost certainly improve the financial prospects of the franchises.
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What's more, Ryan was almost certainly right to be leery of opportunity zones.
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But it's Democrats who will almost certainly decide Gorsuch's course in the senate.
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A longer process almost certainly wouldn't get it much closer to that goal.
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Opposed: Because I'm almost certainly not going to be a part of this.
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We'll almost certainly see some of them refreshed in the next few months.
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"The analysis has concluded the debris is almost certainly from MH370," he said.
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And the Saudis will almost certainly give up on the Arab Peace Initiative.
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He added, "There's almost certainly no harm in giving that a good try."
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Accusations against Gulf countries will almost certainly antagonize Iran's regional foe Saudi Arabia.
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But it isn't just the Russians – or at least, it almost certainly isn't.
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Ramaphosa, 65, will almost certainly win due to the ANC's dominance in parliament.
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RADOVAN KARADZIC will almost certainly spend the rest of his life in jail.
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There are almost certainly Drake fans who don't know who Lil Wayne is.
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Trump made sweeping promises about jobs that he almost certainly will not keep.
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But wait, those blades almost certainly cost more than my car don't they?
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Our first reaction is that the song is almost certainly about Blake Shelton.
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But the reality is that ad blocking almost certainly figured into this decision.
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His attorney general will almost certainly roll back civil rights for nonwhite Americans.
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The availability of a basic income would almost certainly harden attitudes towards immigration.
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Adding a work requirement to Medicaid would almost certainly do the same thing.
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Abortion Kavanaugh will almost certainly be asked for his views on Roe v.
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Since there isn't, it's almost certainly a harbinger of much worse to come.
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She almost certainly will need support from Democrats to be confirmed given Sen.
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The timing of his statement was almost certainly aimed at reassuring international markets.
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But a large literature suggests that gender bias almost certainly plays a role.
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NASA has almost certainly been influenced by what SpaceX has promised to do.
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Their teams almost certainly won't win gold, and might not medal at all.
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The S210, however, will almost certainly be the real star of the show.
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They will almost certainly continue to be imprisoned there for the remainder of
|
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And it almost certainly will mean higher abortion rates and more unplanned pregnancies.
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In their own eyes, one is almost certainly indissolubly linked to the other.
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The dismantling of TRICARE would almost certainly hurt military morale, retention and recruitment.
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And in today's online-driven world, it almost certainly won't be the last.
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"The analysis has concluded the debris is almost certainly from MH370," Chester said.
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Fernandez, 303, and the others almost certainly died on impact, the authorities said.
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Still, some initial progress is likely, though it will almost certainly be fleeting.
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It almost certainly must go far beyond the language in Ocasio-Cortez's resolution.
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It's not even superdelegates, who would almost certainly not overturn a popular decision.
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Its landlords almost certainly don't want to see it default on its rents.
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A slowing Chinese economy will almost certainly weaken Chinese demand for U.S. imports.
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Any effort to roll back those gains would almost certainly trigger negative consequences.
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The Vermont senator will almost certainly stay in the race beyond March 1.
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But it almost certainly won't come from the faction currently challenging Pelosi's leadership.
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The next EPA administrator will almost certainly continue Pruitt's work targeting these rules.
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Russia and China will almost certainly see this build-up as a threat.
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But 2000 will almost certainly be remembered as the year of dead eyes.
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Those trends will almost certainly continue in the second half of the year.
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"If it means equality of outcome, then almost certainly it's undesirable," he said.
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There will almost certainly be false alarms and too-late warnings, said Vidale.
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ANONYMOUS It is almost certainly worth having some sort of conversation about this.
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The match between Lesnar and Goldberg is almost certainly going to be bad.
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But proliferation would not stop there: Alarmed neighbors would almost certainly follow suit.
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Bonds issued by Volkswagen would almost certainly be eligible for the purchase program.
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Barring major changes on the part of either party, they almost certainly cannot.
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And come December, he will almost certainly be Alabama's next United States senator.
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"Large as these numbers are, they are almost certainly underestimates," the statement reads.
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We are almost certainly stuck with Citizens, not to mention Buckley and Bellotti.
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A 2020 run for Winfrey would almost certainly add her to the list.
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Facebook as an institution is almost certainly less biased than its users are.
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The post-mortem established that she'd been strangled and almost certainly sexually assaulted.
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However, this is almost certainly reductionist, and deprives Phillips of too much credit.
|
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This time around, Tehran will almost certainly be tempted to do the same.
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Indeed, Peloton's filing makes clear that the churn rate is almost certainly understated.
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Either way, in the last year, it has almost certainly become more intense.
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It's almost certainly some sort of contamination that has not fully been identified.
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But on one important item, Mr. Duterte would almost certainly prove an obstacle.
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But there's almost certainly some group of people for whom that is true.
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He is almost certainly the one who would most yield to presidential power.
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It's almost certainly too late to put in place the best possible reforms.
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The losing side would almost certainly appeal, and that process could take years.
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And if you have the gene, then you will almost certainly get Huntington's.
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That number almost certainly climbs higher on possessions where Harden draws a mismatch.
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If La La Land wins here, it's almost certainly having a great night.
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UConn almost certainly will fill Dickens' spot with a more highly-touted player.
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Had Justice Scalia lived, Mr. Madison would almost certainly be dead by now.
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If retaliation followed, that would almost certainly have sucked in American military forces.
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A weird little growth that suddenly struck me as almost certainly malignant melanoma.
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All are almost certainly losing money, and make cars whose sales have plunged.
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Trump has violated his oath of office and almost certainly broken the law.
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But critics say that the bill will almost certainly face a legal challenge.
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Clinton's email was being reopened, a move that almost certainly aided Mr. Trump.
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On the flip side, markets will almost certainly rebound before the world stabilizes.
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In Sjon's experiments with proportion, there's almost certainly a shaggy-dog, Shandyesque joke.
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If Trump's lackeys break the law, he's almost certainly going to pardon them.
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The body almost certainly develops short-term immunity in the form of antibodies.
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As mentioned above, your hair dryer almost certainly isn't going to work overseas.
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But she almost certainly needs to win over some traditional Republican voters too.
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Nevertheless, in this instance, the White House is almost certainly telling the truth.
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The new policy will almost certainly be challenged by environmental groups in court.
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They'll almost certainly want to know the coronavirus epidemic has affected DoorDash's business.
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Brexit will almost certainly technically take place by the end of the month.
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Without the Reboa procedure, she said, she almost certainly would not have survived.
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But she's almost certainly being authentic when she delivers speeches about civic pride.
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You'll be sick for a couple of weeks but will almost certainly recover.
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He was almost certainly the most powerful Iranian figure in their foreign policy.
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Almost certainly he was crying in front of me out of genuine despair.
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He is directing the proceedings but almost certainly will not cast any votes.
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They almost certainly imagined a system in which electors would exercise deliberative judgment.
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A successful nomination would almost certainly move the court further to the right.
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The added heat, Qualcomm says, would almost certainly translate to lower battery life.
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Tomorrow, he'll almost certainly be acquitted by the Senate, ending the impeachment trial.
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Bezos' wealth, backed by Amazon stock, will almost certainly continue to trend up.
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The missing fifth lantern was "almost certainly" what started the fire, it added.
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She and I are still together, and we will almost certainly break up.
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Under realistic testing conditions, the program's success rate would almost certainly be lower.
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You may not know Miller's name, but you've almost certainly read her work.
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Boris Johnson's resounding victory means Britain will almost certainly leave the European Union.
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Biden can almost certainly claim he has the right experience to be president.
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That figure is almost certainly incomplete because not all financing is made public.
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Clinton would have almost certainly scratched out wins in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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In the meantime, poverty prevention among children is almost certainly cheaper than rehabilitation. ■
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Bloomberg and Kuo both claim Touch ID will almost certainly not be present.
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Anything they say may be, and almost certainly will be, used against them.
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Marsha Blackburn's Senate campaign in an area where she is almost certainly underperforming.
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Our evolution into the world of self-driving vehicles will almost certainly accelerate.
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Thanks to the blockchain, a similar situation will almost certainly never happen again.
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Which would almost certainly win support even among people who voted against him?
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Kavanaugh almost certainly is not going anywhere (see below for more on this).
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Almost certainly not, at least in the sense of becoming the largest party.
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Carbon-neutral liquid fuels are almost certainly the largest potential market for CO2.
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The Fighters will almost certainly set the fee at the maximum: $22018 million.
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And analysts have predicted that additional sanctions will almost certainly increase this suffering.
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And rules that effectively eliminate the requirement would almost certainly result in litigation.
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But such unilateral sanctions will almost certainly make Venezuela's already dire situation worse.
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When you see a cat, there is almost certainly more than one there.
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By the time this episode comes out, it will almost certainly be more.
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Democrats will almost certainly rail against the SALT cap on the campaign trail.
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That will almost certainly rise as China ramps its "Belt and Road" initiative.
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Still, the speech almost certainly will not be a panacea for Trump's challenges.
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" Verini says the U.S. will "almost certainly forget the lessons of this war.
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Making these changes would almost certainly kick even more Americans off their coverage.
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What's more, Flynn is someone whom Mueller would almost certainly love to flip.
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That would require Democrats to support the bill, which almost certainly won't happen.
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This means it's almost certainly just healthy people enrolling in Farm Bureau products.
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Your home network, for instance, is almost certainly safe from a Pineapple attack.
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We had overheard him suggesting as much along the route, assuming it was to give himself the freedom to rob the migrants, which would almost certainly not be investigated, without the hassle of also robbing us, which almost certainly would be.
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Where technology and economics collide The US economy posted strong gains in February — which President Donald Trump will almost certainly gloat over, and Federal Reserve officials will almost certainly take as further support for an interest rate hike this month.
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England, France or Wales (210-210, with one draw) will almost certainly reach four.
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Democrats will almost certainly press to make that measure part of any authorization bill.
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Sampling bias, for example, almost certainly explains why so many known viruses infect humans.
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IOActive may not be a household name but you almost certainly know its work.
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And it's almost certainly going to become a problem for the Hillary Clinton campaign.
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But he almost certainly wasn't the first person to make use of the data.
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Without this information, we'll almost certainly never find the original owner of this device.
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He almost certainly isn't in the final two who have sanctioned Neil Lane meetings.
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The hard part is overcoming the myriad of lawsuits that would almost certainly ensue.
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And Google will almost certainly be one of the driving forces behind that transformation.
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They'll almost certainly go undefeated and win most of their games by double digits.
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This is almost certainly true — Mexico is a major destination for American agricultural exports.
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For one, this cutting cycle will almost certainly look different than in the past.
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Waymo almost certainly possesses the most sophisticated autonomous technology in this increasingly crowded field.
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The best part, though, is that she almost certainly had all of these things.
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The systems and stories that supplant and replace today's will almost certainly be superior.
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Stick it in your bag unprotected, and your keys almost certainly will scratch it.
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He'll almost certainly face a long set of questions on his stance toward Russia.
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If the romance can be described as "whirlwind" then it almost certainly won't last.
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Revenue estimates are all over the map, but almost certainly $100 million this year.
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But just like the previous parts, it is "almost certainly" from the missing jetliner.
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Of all the company offices I've visited, Freuds is almost certainly the most interesting.
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Doing so would almost certainly provoke a court challenge, legal scholars told NBC News.
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Your next TV almost certainly won't be MicroLED, or even the one after that.
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And legal permanent residents or green card holders will almost certainly be exempt. 3.
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But all of this will almost certainly end up in the Supreme Court's lap.
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If she does, Barzee will almost certainly punch an express ticket back to prison.
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And after a considerable amount of research, it seems that it almost certainly does.
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That said, Sanders' team almost certainly would have preferred a larger margin over Buttigieg.
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We will almost certainly see a refreshed set of Galaxy Buds, Samsung's AirPods competitor.
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Whatever the outcome, Mehta's ruling will almost certainly be appealed to a higher court.
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Republicans will also almost certainly seek to address immigration issues this year once again.
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You might not have heard of Kuka, but you'll almost certainly know its products.
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If you're not and forge ahead anyway, things are almost certainly doomed to failure.
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Of course, you'll almost certainly still need a subscription to hear a full song.
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He's less personally charismatic and almost certainly a tougher general-election sell than Rubio.
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That move is almost certainly going to play out on consumer electronics' biggest stage.
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And the president's frequent attacks almost certainly bolster Mr Biden among Democratic primary voters.
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The next occupants of the West Wing will almost certainly have very different characteristics.
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And if they can take off from Chicago, we can almost certainly land there.
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Their ancestors were almost certainly there before the British laid claim to New Scotland.
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That means we'll almost certainly see popping up on other devices in the future.
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There's almost certainly a supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy, too.
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Yes, but: The politics of the proposal will almost certainly prevent this from happening.
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Though you may not realize it, you've almost certainly seen some of Wolfe's work.
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This almost certainly means you're now on some Trump supporter list in the sky.
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The August event will almost certainly see the debut of the Galaxy Note 10.
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That said, you (almost certainly) won't need to be at your desk all day.
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Whatever the outcome, his ruling will almost certainly be appealed to a higher court.
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Standing at four feet eleven inches, Lynn Le can almost certainly beat you up.
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Mockingbird has almost certainly surpassed the controversial Finn as the most assigned novel in
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If Marvel doesn't move in new directions they would almost certainly face familiarity fatigue.
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Nevertheless, the text of Hawley's bill would almost certainly ban these types of transactions.
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A turkey in Stillwater, Minnesota, almost certainly broke a law recently—breaking and entering.
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And whatever your next smartphone happens to be almost certainly won't be one either.
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Due to their close proximity to the star, these planets are almost certainly uninhabitable.
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"Agriculture and lawns will almost certainly be profoundly affected by then," Holthaus told me.
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If Trump cannot hold on there, it will almost certainly doom his presidential hopes.
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And in November, barring unforeseen circumstances, America will almost certainly vote for this narrative.
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It will almost certainly cost more than just the regular old Pampers baby diapers.
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Well, it's almost certainly time for fire (Daenerys) and ice (Jon Snow) to meet.
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Now, that will almost certainly be delayed by at least several months, into 2020.
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If they don't plan to show up on Election Day, they almost certainly won't.
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Samsung will almost certainly introduce the standard-sized Galaxy S8 and larger Galaxy S8+.
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Defeat would also almost certainly mean the end of Schulz's leadership of the SPD.
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Last June, Elon Musk claimed that we almost certainly live in a simulated universe.
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Tonight's vice presidential debate will almost certainly fixate on the differences between Indiana Gov.
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Boy, is it fun imagining people's lives—the reality is almost certainly less amusing.
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And in this case, movement is almost certainly responsible for the "leg-like" illusion.
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They too could be sunk - but would almost certainly take NATO warships with them.
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But gunning for that many points would almost certainly kill the fun for me.
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Had he lived longer, the physician said he would have almost certainly developed dementia.
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The inside is super dated, and it will almost certainly be gutted and restored.
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Other genetic mutations almost certainly underlie tendencies to be morning larks or night owls.
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At least one new iPhone is almost certainly on the schedule for the event.
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We've almost certainly reached "peak iPhone" which accounts for two-thirds of Apple's revenue.
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But a subsequent severe recession has almost certainly pushed this further into the future.
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Democrats would put up a nominee but almost certainly wouldn't invest in the race.
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There almost certainly won't be any punk rock, though, according to a VICE investigation.
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This is currently law of the land—but it will almost certainly change soon.
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The attack is almost certainly linked to a DDoS-for-hire service called vDOS.
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This is almost certainly true of adults as well—and perhaps of whole cultures.
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If the candidates' ideas became policy, China would almost certainly retaliate in some fashion.
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If Democrats take over the House, they'll almost certainly swamp the administration with investigations.
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If you have a smart TV, it almost certainly includes a Prime Video channel.
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"What we're seeing almost certainly reflects both natural and human-caused changes," Kossin said.
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Transferring an ISIS fighter to the base would almost certainly invite immediate legal challenges.
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While some of these phones are almost certainly stolen, many of them are not.
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Third, you would almost certainly face arrest for lewd conduct and/or sexual abuse.
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An exit from the euro would almost certainly lead to a sovereign debt crisis.
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Either move would almost certainly trigger a legal challenge that could stymie wall construction.
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Doing so would almost certainly lead to serious long-term human and fiscal costs.
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A spate of poisonings will almost certainly lead to the involvement of law enforcement.
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It was so near-perfect, in fact, that it was almost certainly a hoax.
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But Trump is almost certainly a factor in some cities' decisions to opt out.
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"The Iranian regime will almost certainly reject Pompeo's demands out of hand," said Rome.
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North Korea almost certainly isn't about to open up and follow the Vietnamese model.
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It almost certainly dooms the current legislation, given opposition to the bill from Sen.
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But bipartisan solutions will almost certainly have to wait until the election is over.
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Durbin, 74, would almost certainly coast to an easy reelection in Democratic-leaning Illinois.
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Pressure would almost certainly build on Sanders to drop out before the July convention.
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It's a position I imagine that will invite pushback, and almost certainly — understandably — anger.
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The remains are almost certainly those of 29-year-old Russell, from Sumner, Washington.
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It's existentially horrifying and will almost certainly be the app's next big viral hit.
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Almost certainly there will be more of both in the coming weeks and months.
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Sondland was almost certainly spied on while talking to the president at the restaurant.
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If the election were held today, they would almost certainly take back the House.
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Any type of protest on Sunday, however, would almost certainly trigger a Presidential response.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Democrats almost certainly cannot stop Donald Trump's Cabinet from being confirmed.
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The long position has almost certainly grown further over the last couple of days.
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This is an astonishing use of "catatonic," and is almost certainly not medically correct.
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"The analysis has concluded the debris is almost certainly from MH370," Mr. Chester said.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) will almost certainly serve as springboards for 2020 presidential bids.
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These will almost certainly lead to challenges all the way to the Supreme Court.
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This almost certainly is a reflection of these group's greater likelihood of being Christian.
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With Gorsuch now the new Scalia, he will almost certainly do whatever Gorsuch does.
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Bolton has said that Iranian mines were "almost certainly" used in the tanker attacks.
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Given the high energy levels recorded, the bursts are almost certainly extragalactic in origin.
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Carlson knows this, and is almost certainly just trolling to generate outrage and attention.
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There are many reasons why the awards will almost certainly go on as planned.
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If you watched this speech, you'll understand why this almost certainly isn't an exception.
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Here's something you almost certainly didn't know: It's not actually called the X button.
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"The political circumstances that played into the Bombardier move almost certainly helped accelerate this."
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Your success almost certainly will make it easier for the next wave of insurgents.
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The House will almost certainly take and pass whatever the Senate sends their way.
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Republicans oppose any executive order, and issuing one would almost certainly generate legal challenges.
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"This is almost certainly not going to be an issue this year," she says.
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Sunstein thinks each of these is an impeachable offense — as they almost certainly are.
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It's joyful, but since viewers almost certainly know what's coming, it's also hopelessly bittersweet. .
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Marriott will almost certainly appeal the verdict, which then opens the door to settlement.
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Impeaching him almost certainly does even more short-term harm to the party brand.
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The missiles used to hit Aramco's facilities were almost certainly based on Iranian models.
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And to do that, the Spartans almost certainly will require a little more luck.
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His base, as well as most Republican voters, will almost certainly be with him.
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Here's the thing: You almost certainly don't need to worry about any of this.
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But it would almost certainly come at a high cost in life and property.
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Ms. Chung, a wedding photographer, thought they were almost certainly walking into a scam.
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Challenge Yahya Abdul-Mateen II to a staring contest and he'll almost certainly win.
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The Republicans will almost certainly lose the nationwide popular vote in the House elections.
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The repercussions from Facebook's new News Feed changes will almost certainly be far-reaching.
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If those don't stupefy you, the view of the illuminated harbor almost certainly will.
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To those voters, Ms. McCain would almost certainly be viewed as too politically moderate.
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The Fed's crackdown would have almost certainly happened had Mr. Trump not been president.
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The numbers are almost certainly an undercount given the fast spread of the virus.
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Felicity Huffman will almost certainly serve the majority of her 14-day jail sentence.
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Ask a reader to blink three times, and somewhere it will almost certainly happen.
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This doesn't mean Latinos didn't move left with the state; they almost certainly did.
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WarnerMedia will almost certainly want to include "Friends" in its yet-to-launch service.
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Almost certainly, the company regretted turning down the game, which became Scrabble in 1948.
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The girl will almost certainly be in Honduras by the time this piece publishes.
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Even mental health chatbots are observing growing traffic, almost certainly due to Covid-19.
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If we're talking about the one-foot increase, the answer is almost certainly yes.
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Officials say the bacteria almost certainly originated in the fecal material of an animal.
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The effect applies only as long as talks continue, so is almost certainly temporary.
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The Hazaras would almost certainly have met the definition of refugees under international law.
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But trying to guess will almost certainly be part of the WHO's latest deliberations.
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Especially relative to the other problems that are almost certainly in front of you.
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The severity of Harvey, in other words, is almost certainly related to climate change.
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But even if they do, resumed negotiations now would almost certainly fail — or boomerang.
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The way things look, President Trump will almost certainly not be removed from office.
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Components for use in 2000G networking gear would almost certainly remain out of bounds.
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But it's almost certainly too late for the U.S. to negotiate a new deal.
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Such a move would almost certainly provoke widespread alarm and anger in the territory.
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The device above is almost certainly the new Galaxy Note 8, according to Blass.
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Most of these nations almost certainly would relish a US-led attack on Iran.
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They will almost certainly not tell you that their only dessert is a sundae.
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Barack Obama liked, it; Zuckerberg liked it; you will almost certainly like it too.
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And if NSA is confident that it's the Russians, then it almost certainly is.
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The wave would almost certainly catch most of the people trying to outrun it.
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If Apple is one part of the equation, then Qualcomm is almost certainly another.
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China would almost certainly intervene, setting up a fraught confrontation with the United States.
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Sanders would almost certainly be leading nationally if he wins the first three contests.
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What almost certainly happened is that someone on the social media team messed up.
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In any event, the losing party will almost certainly appeal to the Supreme Court.
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But there is almost certainly a higher political price for that trend in California.
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In your early 20s, you almost certainly have competing priorities and a starting salary.
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Next month, Apple will almost certainly introduce at least one new smartphone (maybe three).
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Whatever she told me would almost certainly be untrue within a week or two.
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But global climate change is not going away and almost certainly will get worse.
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Should the bill pass the Assembly, Governor Gavin Newsom will almost certainly sign it.
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After an initial decision, the losing party will almost certainly again appeal to SCOTUS.
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The ruling will almost certainly be followed by an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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And any bill to repeal ObamaCare would almost certainly fail to do so immediately.
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Whatever the coming ruling, it will almost certainly be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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He almost certainly wants to make Mueller the most recent name on his wall.
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But the prime minister will almost certainly come from the Conservative or Labour party.
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So Gorsuch's Gundy dissent is almost certainly a kind of majority-opinion-in-waiting.
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"It's wrong because it makes two assumptions that are almost certainly wrong," Duran said.
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But that's not politically tenable either as Republicans would almost certainly shoulder the blame.
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Doing so, however, would almost certainly cause chaos in North Korea, something China fears.
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By that measure, Amazon's HQ2 will almost certainly be in the Washington, D.C., area.
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People would almost certainly make up the difference if the federal government pulled out.
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Had it been successful, the no-confidence motion almost certainly would have ousted Mrs.
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And he claims to never have heard of two characters he almost certainly has?
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And like a goofily infectious Monkees song, they will almost certainly make you smile.
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The fight to once again remake American health care will almost certainly be brutal.
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There will almost certainly be no reference to the United States' secret sabotage efforts.
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Almost certainly, they will use oil, natural gas and/or coal to get there.
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An option Europe would almost certainly accept is a plan for a second vote.
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If you're reading this online, you're almost certainly using open-source code right now.
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They almost certainly will shift into a higher defensive gear once the postseason starts.
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Any challenge to Trump's pardon would almost certainly end up at the Supreme Court.
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So while these percentages are almost certainly an undercount, what's notable is the trend.
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The answer almost certainly isn't to rely entirely on machines to make these determinations.
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And you will almost certainly guess the pilot-ending twist long before it arrives.
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Tuesday night will almost certainly be an inflection point for the national Democratic Party.
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We should reset our expectations: The deal almost certainly won't pass on its own.
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Mr. Sanders almost certainly needs a victory in Iowa for his candidacy to remain viable.
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Against brick-fisted jiu jitsu whiz Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza, he'd almost certainly be an underdog.
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But if I were voting on the Schatz plan, I'd almost certainly be in favor.
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The move almost certainly would mean Manafort would be back in solitary confinement for months.
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Democrats would almost certainly oppose any plan to attach wall funding to the debt ceiling.
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The top-level feature is almost certainly the addition of the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon processor.
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That intersectionality is almost certainly going to end up manifesting physically in the final episode.
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It's really hard to know or quantify, but the answer is almost certainly not zero.
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In the subsequent hours, most experts have concluded that the claim was almost certainly bunk.
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But it is almost certainly long-term disaster for the Republican Party, given the demographics.
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That almost certainly explains why the response from fans and critics has been so tepid.
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And Russia and Iran, as they have for years, will almost certainly support those efforts.
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Never mind that you're almost certainly better off with an iPhone 7 or Google Pixel.
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If there's any character who will almost certainly not survive Endgame, it's most likely Cap.
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So this ongoing battle over the Mueller report is almost certainly headed to the courts.
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The My Everything photo is almost certainly legit, and my video above is strong evidence.
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That would almost certainly lead to more government borrowing, something many Republicans want to avoid.
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Almost certainly you'll be that person guilted into taking the worst piece out of politeness.
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He will almost certainly have the support of most of his party's infrastructure and establishment.
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Elizabeth and Olive lived together for decades after Marston died; they were almost certainly bisexual.
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Kasich's win will almost certainly give him a big boost in momentum, fundraising and endorsements.
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He is almost certainly unwilling to stomach the appearance of showing deference to Mr. Kim.
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If you get the job, you'll almost certainly get rewarded with a fat pay bump.
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Tyler was finally forced to resign by accusations, almost certainly true, of embezzling Klan money.
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The bottom line: There will almost certainly be several new iPhone models to choose from.
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A frontrunners emerges: Jean Blanc, the colognoisseur who almost certainly has a secret real job.
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The current period of weaker prices is almost certainly storing up trouble for future supply.
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Fundraisers will almost certainly not be a productive use of your time at this stage.
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So you could almost certainly watch at least one game on Turner's broadcasts for free.
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Yesterday's decision is almost certainly bad news for anyone who works for a private company.
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Still, whether limping or running, Clinton will now almost certainly cross that finish line first.
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In Russia's centralised governing system, the arrest would almost certainly have needed Mr Putin's approval.
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But it's almost certainly we'll see fewer women and people of color in Trump's administration.
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Pricing and availability weren't announced, but the TV is almost certainly going to be pricey.
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That would almost certainly be below European Central Bank requirements, but it hardly seems terminal.
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There were a couple of others who were almost certainly queer but not saying it.
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And the answer, at least in part, almost certainly has to do with John Bolton.
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Unless it does so, Mr Erdogan's AK will almost certainly retain its long-held majority.
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Whoever gets the shoes will almost certainly resell them for $1,000 and possibly even more.
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It's the chip that will almost certainly appear in the first wave of 5G phones.
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Those targets, agreed upon in December in Paris, are now almost certainly out of reach.
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Those that signed up to Ireland's 100-year bond a fortnight ago almost certainly won't.
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The answer is almost certainly the latter, and the man to blame is Barack Obama.
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Currently, they think an overheated hoverboard exploded, which is almost certainly 100 percent what happened.
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So one of his assistants will almost certainly be typing out the responses for him.
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"This is almost certainly a record year," said Tom Webb, chief economist at Cox Automotive.
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The evidence that it's almost certainly just a photo shoot and not a real wedding?
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Spider-Man almost certainly won't be the last we'll see of this universe's webslinger, either.
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It is almost certainly, in the meantime, going to get worse before it gets better.
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The decision to sell his shares will almost certainly reduce his power in company debates.
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Yes it's terribly disappointing that making fried water will almost certainly end in horrendous disfigurement.
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Still, Disney will almost certainly push for more flexibility in its renewal deal with Charter.
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Besides games, your phone almost certainly offers a better visual experience than the Switch does.
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Qualcomm will almost certainly be making a big push on this front through various partners.
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It's a neat parlor trick, and one that will almost certainly get party guests excited.
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He's joining the rotation of a team that is almost certainly going to the playoffs.
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The Palestinian leadership, enraged at many of Mr Trump's policies, will almost certainly reject it.
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This seems like a sound plan, which means it almost certainly will not pan out.
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That almost certainly reflects the partisan divide over climate change and the environment in general.
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On top of this, lawyers say it would almost certainly break World Trade Organization rules.
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The answer to that is almost certainly that some probably would, and some probably wouldn't.
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When you look at the actual election results, however, the answer is almost certainly no.
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But business will almost certainly be brisk at newly permitted shops ready on Day One.
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Yet, allowing this still-recovering population to be hunted almost certainly won't help its cause.
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But if the award was decided in the last week, Hochschild will almost certainly win.
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Until this structure of nuclearism is itself overcome, crises will almost certainly continue to occur.
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Critics almost certainly would draw that linkage should Goldman's restructuring or foreclosure activities become controversial.
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But the largest effect, and the most important, will almost certainly be within Cuba itself.
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Tom certainly thought so; Summer, at the time of meeting him, almost certainly did not.
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The public reception would almost certainly be hostile were Trump to visit the UK now.
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Like the heartbeat bills around the country, it will almost certainly be challenged in court.
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Chances of dying: Literally already dead (but will almost certainly die for good this time).
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Game of Thrones will almost certainly win even more Emmys over the next two years.
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The Green New Deal would almost certainly disrupt its business if it were successfully implemented.
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There are others that have almost certainly happened that have yet to get media coverage.
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I'm almost certainly not supposed to be playing it, but those same questions pop up.
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The CIC may even take legal action and will almost certainly deport you from Canada.
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"I will almost certainly get back to writing more stories of my own," he says.
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Matthew Yale Getting the sharing economy under control will almost certainly take longer than expected.
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In a fight between an eagle and a canary, we'd almost certainly back the eagle.
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The kind of hair dye that says, my fertile days are almost certainly behind me.
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And I think that that would almost certainly mean that Donald Junior would get indicted.
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Of course he does; Simcoe almost certainly wouldn't have been chosen without Welburn's full blessing.
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They almost certainly don't picture her doing all this at — of all places — a bank.
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These flip-flops may be deeply uncomfy, even painful, but they're almost certainly worth it.
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But even if a great purge isn't upon us, a great chill almost certainly is.
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That means Müller almost certainly won't be able to stop the wall from going up.
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But as Motherboard's story explains, the environment will almost certainly pay a more significant cost.
|
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If that hasn't changed under less hawkish presidents, it almost certainly won't change under Trump.
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"It will almost certainly lead to legitimate uses and legitimate speech being blocked," he said.
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On September 24th Mr Corbyn will almost certainly be announced the winner of this contest.
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It is almost certainly true that everything is wrestling now, but the question is why?
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Any attempt by Trump would almost certainly create a political crisis, too, though Republican Sen.
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Whatever the case, time almost certainly doesn't work in a straight line through the show.
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The problem here is that Trump did not help; in fact, he almost certainly hurt.
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So the CBD that is marketed as legal right now is almost certainly not legal.
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Even if you're not familiar with Amos by name, you've almost certainly seen his work.
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Democrats seized on the decision and said it would almost certainly be challenged in court.
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"She is almost certainly not the only person going through this right now," he says.
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Many of these fissures and breaks in the earth are almost certainly evidence of quakes.
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The phone call will almost certainly infuriate Beijing, which sees Taiwan as a breakaway province.
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It's worth stating here then that Pugh is almost certainly not that agent of change.
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By tweaking these proposals somewhat, you could almost certainly increase the likelihood of state uptake.
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If the rules survive, they will almost certainly cost the coal industry thousands of jobs.
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TPP would have almost certainly increased the gross domestic product (GDP) of the countries involved.
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If the former, a kitted-out fishing-styled kayak is almost certainly your best bet.
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Wages have not yet moved upward; almost certainly they will as employment continues to tighten.
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If net neutrality is repealed, the whole issue is almost certainly headed to court. 23.
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Neubauer can request, and pay for, a recount, but it almost certainly would be unsuccessful.
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Personally, I'm dreading the music, which will almost certainly be the same as last night's.
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Almost certainly yes, but Trump has not disclosed the full range of his business interests.
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Fernandez and the two other men aboard almost certainly died on impact, the authorities said.
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