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How to protect my heart — well, that's another matter.
Whether users come along willingly will be another matter entirely.
Whether the purge will affect their egos is another matter.
But to preclude that reckoning entirely is another matter altogether.
It was another matter when they fought a foreign enemy.
Annexing all of the West Bank would be another matter.
Whether the current tightening cycle stops there is another matter.
Arriving in shorts or without socks is another matter entirely.
However, using it to your advantage can be another matter.
Whether or not Zhang's dream actually materializes is another matter.
The casting of Mr Pacino as Hoffa is another matter.
What's done is done but the undone is another matter.
The policy conclusions reached by the group are another matter.
But North Korea policy could be another matter, they said.
How he will pay for those things is another matter.
What that sausage will taste like, though, is another matter.
Listening to what it has to say is another matter.
Whether he can ever play again, though, is another matter.
Whether they would also end the case is another matter.
Whether he was doing the right thing is another matter.
Whether the movie's perspective is truly Loung's is another matter.
Whether it is worthwhile though is another matter, they said.
Whether it can continue to do so is another matter.
Whether their leaders see it that way is another matter. ■
But keeping immigrants in Mexico is another matter, experts said.
But he said strikes against Gulf nations were another matter.
What readers take away from that conversation is another matter.
Whether a nutritionist or dietitian would approve is another matter.
Now, whether those plans would actually work is another matter.
But how to do that effectively and proportionately is another matter.
But whether he could rebuild his reputation is another matter entirely.
Whether Sanders agrees with the change she represents is another matter.
The way content is shown on that screen is another matter.
But whether it applies to the Palestinian issue is another matter.
Whether that placates the anti-ad crowd is another matter entirely.
Whether Trump is the right partner for her is another matter.
But whether the government will foot the bill is another matter.
Whether the Texas capital will welcome them back is another matter.
But so does another matter, now even more off the radar.
Whether we'll get any updates at Build, however, is another matter.
What exactly developers will create, outside of games, is another matter.
But "ghost galaxies," a newly identified phenomenon, are another matter entirely.
Whether it will actually be able to deliver is another matter.
He was passionate about music, but his finances were another matter.
Baths are relaxing, but photos of baths are another matter entirely.
How concerned China is about the environmental challenges is another matter.
Track and field athletes, weight lifters and wrestlers are another matter.
Whether Google will actually make it, however, is another matter entirely.
Whether they're financially lucrative, or even possible, may be another matter.
The prospects of him becoming prime minister are another matter, though.
Whether he can bring the country with him is another matter.
Whether or not that would stand politically is another matter, however.
But there was another matter disturbing the employees: Mr. Kalanick himself.
The costs of transportation, textbooks and housing, however, are another matter.
Making people comfortable with robotic chauffeurs, of course, is another matter.
The idea is comforting, but the reality is another matter altogether.
Whether that box should be kept in the hold is another matter.
Whether they are enough for an election-winning coalition is another matter. ■
Whether the introduction of three new assistants will work is another matter.
Whether her luck would hold out against Mr Trump is another matter.
Whether the commanders have sufficient incentives to do so is another matter.
The intellectually promising students of poor and disadvantaged parents are another matter.
But racism is another matter, something that goes beyond a supposed bluntness.
The answer, Dr. Attridge says, is a yet another matter of symbolism.
As for just how free he will be, that's another matter entirely.
Where the show ends up going from there, however, is another matter.
"Whether any of those claims are based on science is another matter."
Creating something that serves a billion people is another matter, of course.
Whether your job does any good for anyone else is another matter.
Whether that was in fact a world-historic defeat is another matter.
Forced diversity, where identity politics trump artistry and storytelling, is another matter.
Whether they will actually implement coordinated production cuts is another matter entirely.
Whether Johnson will extend the same generosity to Bowles is another matter.
But, say the experts, support for Al Qaeda is another matter altogether.
The Jawas, those tiny, scummy scroungers with glowing eyes, were another matter.
Whether either man can restore faith in Tunisia's democracy is another matter.
"Whether the U.S. government is willing to do more is another matter."
Whether the country likes it, once it's fully digested, is another matter.
Kung pao chicken out of plastic foam would be another matter altogether.
But dealing with Donald J. Trump, the president, is another matter entirely.
And whether there are other witnesses and documents, why, that's another matter.
Arleen waited while she and Sherrena settled another matter in her office.
The legal status of our bond and his personhood was another matter.
Still, winning the Convention was another matter, since the primaries weren't binding.
How much it can help prolong the overall recovery is another matter.
But a $12,703 a year per adult basic income is another matter.
But convoys of armed merchantmen and their destroyer escorts were another matter.
Getting comfortable with having a camera on your face is another matter altogether.
But it is another matter entirely to claim that this deference is absolute.
But whether China will pick a fight over Taiwan now is another matter.
Whether UKIP's new leader will be able to exploit it is another matter.
Political action must be collective, not personal, while art making is another matter.
However, the funding needed to turn agreements into firm deals is another matter.
Whether they can collectively agree on a policy solution, however, is another matter.
The cameras on the devices are undeniably great, but audio is another matter.
But getting it to the floor of the House will be another matter.
"Well... they are willing to pay, getting it is another matter," he said.
The scene has charm and pathos, but whether it's credible is another matter.
Understanding how Trump could so radically rewrite the campaign playbook is another matter.
Tweaking a game's settings below what the software allows is another matter entirely.
But doing it well, with imagination, charm, and panache, is another matter entirely.
That's probably how the Apple Watch should have launched, but that's another matter.
It's fairly easy to understand in principle, but implementing it is another matter.
Of course, whether the FBI decides to then provide it is another matter.
Singing the material was another matter, and Ms. Dessay had to retrain herself.
Whether he is an especially wise guide to that struggle is another matter.
MADDOW: Senator Booker, let me go to you on—on another matter, actually.
Whether Huawei is a global name — and an appealing one — is another matter.
Whether Trump would want a chair who favors higher rates is another matter.
Female directors may have enjoyed independence in the industry; outside was another matter.
Whether the film cuts it as a fully functioning weepie is another matter.
Whether Mr Trump would use them to defend the kingdom is another matter.
An "urgent concern" by the intelligence community inspector general is another matter entirely.
Getting those jewels to the surface in bling-worthy condition is another matter.
Steve Mills, the once and present president of the franchise, is another matter.
Whether that's worked out in practice as a governing philosophy is another matter.
Trying to find helpful tools to navigate these online forms, however, is another matter.
Everyone understood the issue, but finding the time to update it was another matter.
So how does overwhelming evidence become just another matter of opinion to be dismissed?
Yet, even though many seem to have hated the device, business was another matter.
The Black Panther Party was another matter, gaining large African American support at first.
At least that was the message; behind the scenes it may be another matter.
The war for the living room, on the other hand, is another matter altogether.
Whether it actually leads to the construction of new power plants is another matter.
Whether the Conservative Party could survive such a Bolshevik Brexit is another matter altogether.
Whether they actually have the legal ability to do that is another matter entirely.
Clearly, the Trump administration has little chemistry with Mexico, but Britain is another matter.
Whether the liberal Greens will sign a coalition agreement containing this is another matter.
This was eminently sensible, but the way he implemented this policy is another matter.
But why the Fed is doing what its balance sheet shows is another matter.
Whether the theoretical gain will help the world reach the goals is another matter.
Despite the at times abstruse content, The Image Book's sound is another matter altogether.
Physical pain doesn't intimidate the inimitable Marina Abramović, but spiritual agony is another matter.
Physical pain doesn't intimidate the inimitable Marina Abramović, but spiritual agony is another matter.
Whether those funds are spent wisely, or whether research is responsible, is another matter.
Ayala rarely feels desire toward women she meets, but TV characters are another matter.
Heller, establishing an individual right to own guns, may be another matter, she said.
Whether we need to read them for a second time, however, is another matter.
The FBI started this investigation two years ago, prosecutors said, while investigating another matter.
The actual chances for Britain to get into the community remain entirely another matter.
It seems pretty clear to me they did, but proving it is another matter.
Whether sex workers and sex robots can actually deliver real fulfillment is another matter.
Progress is another matter, and how much takes place will be the primary issue.
But whether the administration actually communicates their plans to Democrats is another matter entirely.
Whether that's enough to get people to plunk down $899, though, is another matter.
The usefulness of a visit to Albany by Mr. de Blasio is another matter.
Taking on the president over his dealings with Ukraine, however, is another matter entirely.
How well that approach represents the ambivalence at the show's core is another matter.
The political wisdom of importing excess baggage to the executive branch is another matter.
But accepting that her daughter belonged to one of those groups was another matter.
Whether there is much that he will do about it is quite another matter.
Those are the rules, but asking workers to enforce them may be another matter.
Whether or not it will be considered an "epic fail" is another matter entirely.
You may have tried restaurant versions, but making them at home is another matter.
Whether the crowd at AIPAC will see it this way is another matter entirely.
And then there was a moment when Jordan was pressing another matter about Peter Strzok.
Whether politicians choose to accept the agency's findings when the investigation concludes is another matter.
Expectations in 2019 are another matter, with March at a shade less than 50-50.
Whether a few algorithmically curated tweets is enough to move the needle is another matter.
But in terms of understanding deep learning — the fundamental mathematics of it — that's another matter.
Whether or not it will actually have an impact on violent incidents is another matter. 
Having the car you're driving suddenly become possessed by alien forces is another matter entirely.
However, whether or not companies will choose to reform their ways is another matter entirely.
Whether British voters care is another matter; few share his interest in Latin American politics.
Whether lawmakers in Washington will be happy when the bill comes due is another matter.
Whether FIFA can work some of these controls into its existing relationships is another matter.
However, whether the market is ripe for investors to step in is another matter altogether.
Whether there will be demand for these IOUs at the current yield is another matter.
What is more, Mrs May and Mr Varadkar have another matter on their minds: Brexit.
But whether Democrats and the president can actually reach a deal is another matter entirely.
That is a powerful insight, but quite what to do with it is another matter.
Hating the cops is another matter, however, one that should not be overlooked or downplayed.
" But giving a bird or birds top billing is another matter, as demonstrated by "Storks.
But taller towers were another matter, requiring additional steel reinforcement to contend with severe winds.
But tomato juice, also a goner onboard, is another matter, according to flight attendant sources.
Refusing to rent a tent or tables and chairs for the event is another matter.
I hadn't yet decided at what point the apocalypse would happen, but that's another matter.
Electing virtuous politicians who can withstand the corrupting effects of power is another matter entirely.
Whether that will be enough to clear a path for Mr. Trump is another matter.
Khan's ongoing cooperation in another matter, including his possible testimony at trial in that matter.
Whether it can survive its own descent into sectarian and ideological tribalism is another matter.
But solving the problem of misinformation online is another matter entirely, our tech columnist writes.
Expressing those thoughts to a husband you are not so sure about is another matter.
Whether Mr. Erdogan can get a grip on the shaky Turkish economy is another matter.
But actual data on what the government does with this data is another matter entirely.
Vietnam, where all public exhibitions must be approved by a government agency, is another matter.
Whether a brief YouTube upload counts as an official release in court is another matter.
But whether Conforto will be able to take the field in Miami is another matter.
Whether many people from Idlib would want to enter regime-held territory is another matter.
Campaigns in which candidates press on, despite seemingly having no chance, can be another matter.
But if the British layer was but a topsoil, India's Muslim past was another matter.
Now, whether they&aposre willing to put that on a table or not is another matter.
But whether the pressures of working on its platform encourage unofficial substituting is quite another matter.
How many will feel compelled to seek out and pay for that could be another matter.
Whether that justifies dispatching an expensive security detail to hunt it down is, however, another matter.
Course in questionWhether she can convince her party to maintain her centrist course is another matter.
Whether your carrier or cable company is using your data responsibly is another matter of course.
Whether you want to stop spending all your time online is, of course, another matter altogether.
Whether you'll actually feel Corsair's spec advantage in day-to-day usage is another matter entirely.
Whether or not that means anything will actually be different this time around is another matter.
But the current exhibition, with its unintentionally ironic title Finds Gone Astray, is another matter altogether.
I can think of many reasons not to celebrate the Eagles but that&aposs another matter.
Whether this circus will have merited the drama and risk is another matter. Economist.com/blogs/bagehot
Whether central banks should be so sensitive to the whims of financial markets is another matter.
It remains unclear how the company failed to foresee this issue, but that's another matter altogether.
Whether he can suppress his do-gooder instincts while working for Bobby's people is another matter.
How much the Johnson push for 'rural first' fibre might cost UK consumers is another matter.
Whether Russia is able or willing to do anything about Iran and Hizbullah is another matter.
Act II is another matter: Muhly assumes command, filtering the action through his restless lyric voice.
The Democratic Party recognizes the problem, but whether it can alter the trend is another matter.
There's another matter to be dealt with, of course: her first husband, Frank Randall (Tobias Menzies).
"The fact that somebody then after the decision wrote a letter is another matter," he said.
Student sentence: But while I have finished packing for the trip, my sister is another matter.
"There are areas where pay should come down, but how you get there is another matter"
Giving up 127 points to Denver, which shot 56 percent from the field, was another matter.
Whether an election can either resolve Brexit or repair Britain's battered constitution is quite another matter.
Again, this is a powerful moral argument, but whether it is legally sustainable is another matter.
It is quite another matter to come up with a coherent strategy to address that imbalance.
But to keep at it until writing poetry becomes all you've really done is another matter.
The Earth's poles are no longer uncharted and mysterious, but the Sun's poles are another matter entirely.
Whether that will be enough to make the app stick with image-obsessed teens is another matter.
Whether that will be enough to regain ground in the highly competitive smartphone market is another matter.
Whether any such pact would lead to lasting stability between America and Russia is another matter altogether.
Whether this will trigger the long-prophesied collapse of the bull market in bonds is another matter.
The panel is currently still investigating another matter regarding Conyers, for improper use of his office payroll.
Donald Trump's legacy at the federal level may be assured, but the state courts are another matter.
But winning a round is another matter, particularly when you are juggling teaching duties with playing duties.
Trump also weighed in on another matter Sunday —the special election to fill Montana's sole congressional seat.
Whether or not companies are anticipating and reacting to the threat by closing stores is another matter.
Titillation and smugness are fine but the truly indecorous and the blurring of boundaries are another matter.
Of course, what Apple wants and what regulators could someday force it to do is another matter.
Police started investigating Choi after a tip-off from another international agency on another matter, he said.
The issue of surprise billing -- which has been one of Trump's health care priorities -- is another matter.
But Virginia is another matter, and it offers a warning for Democratic overconfidence outside reliably blue areas.
How personally to take Jackson Pollock's half-abstract, half-figurative "Untitled [Drawing for P.G.]" is another matter.
But whether this issue transforms the standing of any of the female presidential candidates is another matter.
But The Journal's news pages — the most authoritative of Mr. Murdoch's American news outlets — are another matter.
Whether Chinese AV companies will stand on their own four wheels as profitable businesses is another matter.■
I have no hesitation in calling Mr. Trump hateful; whether he is actually evil is another matter.
While Trump's backing was enough to win over GOP voters, the November general election is another matter.
Getting them to stay interested -- especially when there's so little behind the façade -- is clearly another matter.
How likely it is Congress will take these actions, with Republicans in control, is another matter completely.
But whether the UK's highest court will weigh in and say it's illegal is another matter entirely.
Whether that example could be applied to the United States is another matter, as PolitiFact has reported.
But meowing, battery-operated kittens are another matter entirely, and Marmalade soon realizes that the future has arrived.
Whether those promises add up (or represent a coherent plan for a post-Brexit economy) is another matter.
Whether or not all that is enough to sell people on a camera-enabled speaker is another matter.
Whether Trump himself knew anything about the meetings his son was setting up is, of course, another matter.
We realize that providing mentorship at scale is another matter, and we're thinking about how to do that.
Ms. Kusama's art eases into the smartphone screen with stunning elegance; but troubling that screen is another matter.
The facade of the Las Vegas property is another matter; it's the hotel with the unrepentant Midas touch.
But interpreting what those results mean, positive or negative, for every person who orders it is another matter.
Emanuel's former law firm, Littler Mendelson, is involved in another matter that would be affected by the ruling.
A column I wrote in April outlines the process, even if conquering it proves to be another matter.
Even if companies like SkyRyse can deliver self-flying aircraft, convincing regulators of its safety is another matter.
Whether shareholders remain interested is another matter: Shares in Tesla closed up only slightly after the frenetic disclosures.
But the unwillingness of the president to allow any of his staff to testify is another matter entirely!
Holden's mental condition, though, is another matter — he is jolted periodically by visions of some sort of hellscape.
But whether plants or homemade soups can be made into drugs that can fight malaria is another matter.
Whether or not you're ready to cut the worst offenders out of your life entirely is another matter.
Why a credentialed economist would do it in a policy paper for a presidential candidate is another matter.
The reason for deporting the 35-year-old woman at this point in time is another matter of dispute.
Of course, it's easy enough to talk about the problem — coming up with a solution is quite another matter.
But policing what's taking off and trending as it relates to the news of the day is another matter.
How well Apple can compete in a world where its services don't work as a default is another matter.
But whether that balances out the $179 price (or $199, if you want the 64GB version), is another matter.
Whether that difference will be enough to justify outfitting your whole house with the $49.95 bulbs is another matter.
Getting a copy of your credit report is one thing, but thoroughly understanding it is another matter all together.
Whether the present nominee, who is now 90 years old, will be available for the job is another matter.
The "game" of throne-hunting only takes you so far; winning, and then actually ruling, is another matter entirely.
However, shortcuts that compromise the independence that the bureau needs, and was carefully designed to have, are another matter.
Whether that historic first meeting between a sitting US president and North Korean leader proves substantive is another matter.
The ending of this movie, though, which I suppose I'm honor-bound not to spoil, is another matter altogether.
On another matter, Dimon is optimistic that trade negotiations between the U.S. and China will have a positive outcome.
"…..sofferte onde serene…" was another matter, in a moving performance by Julia den Boer (piano) and Peter Plessas (tape).
But policing what's taking off and trending as it relates to the news of the day is another matter.
It's easy to throw events and due dates onto a calendar, but making them all fit is another matter.
Whether it's persuasive to Justice Kennedy — expected to be the key swing vote in the case — is another matter.
The regulators jointly proposed settling their actions against Wells over the auto insurance and another matter for $1 billion.
After the war had been won, Mr. Bush turned his attention in June 1991 to another matter: his funeral.
But we also held a special event for subscribers on another matter of national importance: Canada's relationship with China.
He put Mr. Mahmoud squarely in his category of Italian singers, but the rapper's hit song was another matter.
"Her experience may have served her well as deputy, but the top position is another matter entirely," Feinstein said.
Whether Avenue Capital and Middle River Power really see NGS as a long-term going concern is another matter.
They average over seven tries per game in their last six meetings with Italy, but France is another matter.
What it's about is another matter: Circles and costumes vaguely suggest a cult and a stripping down to essences.
But whether it's something you need—or will be willing to empty out your wallet for—is another matter entirely.
Commercially could be another matter, with Fox to launch the show behind the year's biggest annual showcase, the Super Bowl.
Whether that — and the support of Texas independents — will be enough to turn the Senate seat blue, is another matter.
What happens afterwards is another matter, and will also depend on Mr Di Maio's efforts to woo the PD instead.
Whether or not that will be enough to get users to look beyond their own filter bubbles, is another matter.
App downloads are more evenly distributed across countries around the world, but revenue is another matter, App Annie also found.
Whether he would turn out to be an effective surrogate for Trump on the campaign trail is another matter, however.
"Assembling it, however, in my small apartment in Manhattan is another matter…" The project was done in collaboration with Aarea.
The prospect of Mr. Bloomberg in the White House has become another matter of significant concern among Bloomberg News journalists.
In January 2015, Ms. Baldacci was still enjoying her professional life in Washington, but her personal life was another matter.
" Following that up was another matter, especially for Mr. Granduciel, whom Mr. Ralbovsky called "a real perfectionist, a real sculptor.
Whether the movie conjures the excitement or thrills associated with the model of a modern major blockbuster is another matter.
Relocating an entire neighborhood, especially a neighborhood whose significance derives in large part from its coastal position, is another matter.
Relocating an entire neighborhood, especially a neighborhood whose significance derives in large part from its coastal position, is another matter.
Whether the Navy can increase its budget at the expense of other DOD agencies and departments is clearly another matter.
Whether the ecological crisis can wait for us to slowly negotiate yet another decade of science policy is another matter.
Whether Labour can use its superior ground game to frustrate the growing expectation of a Tory victory is another matter.
Lately, another matter of state has been preoccupying Britons across the realm: a $1,250 pair of "desert khaki" leather pants.
Whether Portman agrees with Trump that the president's phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was "perfect" is another matter.
Tight circumstances may be tolerable when no one depends on you; they become quite another matter when you have kids.
Pyongyang staged the destruction of one of its test sites last month but dismantling its entire nuclear program is another matter.
But to actually distill a stinky weed into something that adds to and does not detract from food is another matter.
Whether or not it catches on with the teenage users Facebook has been trying so desperately to reach is another matter.
While he did not renounce any of his academic criticisms of the single currency, he said, political reality was another matter.
Answering queries correctly was another matter: Google Assistant was able to do so in 85.5% of cases, which is... well, acceptable.
Defense is another matter, but Washington acquired him to score, and when he's playing off better talent, he can do that.
Whether the athletes—even those who knew they were cheating—were properly briefed on the potential side effects is another matter.
But general intelligence -- "learning from one domain of knowledge and then transferring it to another," like a human -- is another matter.
The case comes on the heels of another matter the SEC filed against Atlanta-based building products maker BlueLinx Holdings Inc.
"It had to do with her being forthright with her family about another matter not related to the rape," Sharpe said.
Another matter for investors to confront is how, and how easily, Britain will extricate itself from the European Union, he added.
The First Amendment protects citizens from government suppression of speech; the context of a private employer's workplace rules is another matter.
Current law gives the U.S. government immense resources and powers to target foreign terrorists, but domestic terrorists are another matter entirely.
Hardware is another matter, with computer purchases only legalized in 2008, though at prices way out of reach for everyday Cubans.
Seafood is another matter, and certain meatier specimens like salmon, tuna or octopus go well with light reds like pinot noir.
History's judgment is one thing — the judgment of voters in the general election ten months from now is another matter entirely.
He said he could manage without a paycheck for now, but a shutdown lasting months or longer would be another matter.
Last year, Republicans won control of the federal government, but finding a popular governing agenda and enacting it is another matter.
And while the odds are the ship will always make it to its destination, the condition it arrives in is another matter.
We'll be talking a lot more about foldables over the next year and a half, but buying one will be another matter.
CBS declined to comment Thursday, or clarify if the litigation Townsend was referring to was regarding the Redstone fight or another matter.
Whether Britain's politicians would have the guts to sell that – and even whether Ofgem will identify the guilty party – is another matter.
Whether the gains will be large enough to justify tolerating the more damaging parts of Mr Trump's economic agenda is another matter.
All of which is great, though how easy it will be to make use of the speed bump is quite another matter.
Whether or not it will stay that way with former loves Dean, Jesse, and Logan on the case is another matter, however.
The mood in the CDU is "very upbeat", says one MP. Whether this approach will appeal to ordinary Germans is another matter.
Whether or not algorithms are better at picking winners than studio execs, however, is another matter—one that's still far from resolved.
President&aposs very comfortable with, we&aposve known him for years-- INGRAHAM: So what if he&aposs in trouble on another matter?
The narrower field of view on the 6S Plus seems to play better with selfies, but it's another matter of personal preference.
Whether those actions will be enough to restore the confidence of US government agencies in Russian-built software is another matter though.
Whether there is sufficient competition among the big ones, to make sure lower costs are passed along to consumers, is another matter.
The South and Southeast—the region stretching from South Carolina down through Georgia and Florida and out to Texas—are another matter.
Whether Sanders will benefit is another matter — the situation is fluid and Hillary Clinton's more conventional approach to Israel retains strong support.
But using the word anosognosia was another matter entirely, says Dinah Miller, a psychiatrist at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
"I have always said that the question of whether this amounts to proof of conspiracy was another matter," Schiff said on Thursday.
But convincing them to be named in an article was another matter because of the threat it could pose to their jobs.
What happened to her family's prized, nine-acre grove of pecan trees, planted by her great-grandfather in 1910, was another matter.
A sitting secretary of state, at odds with his president and blaming the city's trifling instincts for stoking tensions, is another matter.
The menace the commander in chief poses to the world, as his impulsive warning to North Korea suggested, may be another matter.
Whether broader audiences will be equally captivated by the subject matter -- to the tune of actually buying tickets -- could be another matter.
Whether the Trump administration will publicly take action or reprimand Israel for the intrusion is another matter, and is so far unclear.
"Some of a Thousand Words," a new program by Wendy Whelan and the choreographer and dancer Brian Brooks, is quite another matter.
It's one thing to have a fire occur following a crash, Phillippi said, but another matter altogether when a vehicle is simply parked.
Regardless of what the government knows and how it knows it, the decision of whether to make attribution evidence public is another matter.
"This ought to help its share price but whether it can deliver these contracts is another matter," said Neil Wilson of ETX Capital.
If and when these operations should be performed is not the only point of contention — another matter is who is allowed to decide.
But explaining the elimination of Rogue One's entire cast was another matter, especially when they all died in acts of heroic self-sacrifice.
After a few weeks, I regained some movement and normal sensation in my legs and feet, but my vision was another matter entirely.
But it is hard to see how the use of French steel in British submarines harms Britain's security (its pride is another matter).
Whether they will yield to that pressure is another matter and in the meantime, the probe could end tying up Lighthizer's stretched resources.
Discounting the risks of energy prices and new forms of energy (remember shale oil, anyone?) out to 30 years is quite another matter.
But where in the U.K. and by whom are another matter: Glasgow, Birmingham, Manchester and Leicester all claim to have originated the dish.
I think the government is not against people wearing masks, but if the masks become a sign of protest, then that's another matter.
You're never too old to learn to play a musical instrument, but finding a tutor and the time for lessons is another matter.
In Washington State, which is holding its 2020 primary on Tuesday, there is another matter that officials are having to consider this year.
Whether the administration can be persuaded to use the full extent of the authority Congress gave it last year, however, is another matter.
There is almost certainly more sitting in Shanghai's bonded warehouse zone but how much is deliverable against the ShFE's' contract is another matter.
"Hunt agreed to the meeting and added Sessions wanted to talk with Corney about another matter, possibly media leaks," the interview summary says.
But a second Trump appointment is another matter, said Lee Epstein, a law professor and political scientist at Washington University in St. Louis.
Whether it will do so for some future cause that is openly opposed by the government—eg, halting controversial "preventive" detentions—is another matter.
Some have spoken to the FBI, though the authorities they spoke with did not say if their inquiries were for CFIUS or another matter.
But software is another matter, and much of the way that Google has differentiated its products is through building strong and smart software features.
Making those changes in the context of a political system that, instead, seems poised to enact a large regressive tax cut is another matter.
But getting smaller games noticed by the public, in person, at and around the great many gaming expos held globally, is another matter entirely.
Pluto Flyby Truthers Denying the existence of a dwarf planet is nothing new, but denying real missions to visit to them is another matter.
On another matter, Ubben acknowledged that one of the reasons Twenty-First Century Fox agreed to sell assets to Disney was competition from Amazon.
Whether the power of the BlackBerry brand will hold once the company completely hands over the reins to its partners is a another matter.
Whether it ever got any better than that, whether Owen became less instinctive and burdened by expectations as he matured — that is another matter.
Whether McConnell decides to add an exhibit in the Civic Education Gallery documenting his role in the rise of Donald Trump is another matter.
But pulling off the acquisition of 21st Century Fox would be another matter entirely, dwarfing Mr. Iger's previous deals and creating complex integration challenges.
That it is racist as well as unworthy of the American immigration ideal and inflames the worst demons in American society is another matter.
Whether those assurances are enough to persuade people to actually download the app and share even more personal information with Facebook is another matter.
Whether Turkey, which is experiencing currency volatility amid a public spat with the U.S., would ask anyone for help is another matter, experts believe.
Looking like Overwatch is one thing, but playing like it — what with all the work Blizzard does to keep things balanced — is another matter entirely.
He helped arrest a man who used a driver as human shield while trying to elude officers who had been pursuing him on another matter.
Whether President Trump would resign and accept a pardon from his successor, which would be a reprise of the Ford-Nixon pardon, is another matter.
Whether that would be worth the risks of triggering an untested and remarkably poorly constrained constitutional mechanism with huge potential power, though, is another matter.
Whether Mr Esper could restore the primacy that the Pentagon, the federal government's biggest department, has traditionally enjoyed in security decision-making is another matter.
It was unclear from the filing whether the reference to the SEC related to the crash or another matter, and Tesla declined to comment further.
But actually getting some serious iCloud-based work done on Windows is another matter, not least because none of Apple's major apps have Windows equivalents.
Sandbars and volcanic eruptions mean that islands pop up all the time, but whether or not they're livable (or even pleasant) is another matter entirely.
With enough practice, I'm sure it's possible you can become a pro pilot using this drone — signing on to a racing team is another matter.
It's one thing to build a single island, but it's another matter to build a chain of them and that would be the next step.
Whether those companies can be forced to hand over this information to government agencies on the lookout for suspicious actors and activities is another matter.
CEO Stewart Butterfield told me last year that he is running the company so it could go public, but when it will is another matter.
On a recent visit to SoCal, I was hard pressed to find a yoga class under 100 degrees (and under $30, but that's another matter).
The ship exists -- the gold is another matter The Dmitri Donskoii first-class armored cruiser sank during the Russo-Japanese War, which Moscow eventually lost.
Whether Mr. McConnell decides to add an exhibit in the Civic Education Gallery documenting his role in the rise of Donald Trump is another matter.
Europe and the NATO allies, however, may be another matter; they have repeatedly insisted on clean and credible elections as a condition for continued support.
During one of Dr. King's visits to Gracie Mansion, Mayor Robert F. Wagner left to attend another matter: offering his condolences to the Walburger family.
" Darrell Duffie, the lone dissenter, said it would boost growth, but he added that "whether the overall tax plan is distributionally fair is another matter.
Whether all your data (from documents to saved games) moves over with you is another matter and worth checking up on before you make the switch.
But whether these measures — and Apple's recent encryption wins against the FBI — will be enough to convince users to use the apps is another matter entirely.
It's worth noting that a man who cannot tolerate criticism from the press should not have sought the presidency in a democracy, but that's another matter.
The overall US infant mortality rate is 5.8 deaths per 1,000 live births—respectable, though below other wealthy developed nations—but individual states are another matter.
As a result, Bitcoin has kept its security record pristine (exchange hacks, scams and swindles of all sorts are another matter, but they aren't Bitcoin's fault).
Whether they will yield to that pressure is another matter and in the meantime the probe could end tying up the Trump administration's stretched trade resources.
Few things, of course, are duller than self-indulgent put-downs; but informed and spirited dismissals are another matter, and they remain in too-short supply.
Winning over the fans was one thing but beating the competition in a completely different racing formula which traces its beginnings to 1949 was another matter.
But while you can lead a duck to water and it will paddle around naturally, teaching it to take a hearing test is another matter entirely.
Though whether users are interested in that transparency is another matter—the obvious danger of this app is that it could become a one-way street.
Hiring is another matter, because the pool of available talent is only so large, but companies know that their commitment to diversity is under the microscope.
However, according to Warsaw-based lawyer Kamila Ferenc, while the ministry's decision may be valid and legal, whether or not it is justified is another matter entirely.
A stranger could knock on a front door, but "exploring the front path with a metal detector, or marching his bloodhound into the garden", is another matter.
It's another matter entirely to edit sperm, eggs, or embryos (known as the "germline") and create genetic changes that can be passed down from generation to generation.
Media companies are spending hundreds of millions of dollars on technologies like these, and, while it sounds excellent, actually executing on the vision is another matter entirely.
The Android operating system, which Huawei is now unable to license from Google, is another matter, and will likely pose far more problems for the Chinese company.
Hart's acceptance speech for Favorite Comedic Movie Actor was filled with thanks, but when it came time to recognize his bro The Rock, it was another matter.
Of course, interviewing him was another matter, and I soon realized that when you're talking to Werner Herzog, you have to throw your questions out the window.
The incendiary footage in "BlacKkKlansman," including selectively edited clips of President Trump addressing the tragedy, has nothing to do with the film; its inclusion is another matter.
The EU's "passport" rules, under which a financial firm in one member may serve customers in the other 27 without setting up local operations, are another matter.
Though she has been deliberate about creating a space for herself in an industry that wasn't built for her, inhabiting and defending that space is another matter.
But the music was another matter, with Cameron Grant at the piano, the sopranos Michelle Giglio (Chopin) and Stella Zambalis (Weill) both singing with beauty and eloquence.
It was unclear whether the president's call on Thursday was an effort to explain his change of heart about keeping Mr. Bharara or to discuss another matter.
"Publicly, politicians have had no choice but to say they support the initiative, but whether they vote in favor of it is another matter," said Edna Jaime.
But whether or not people would think to turn to Gmail for other uses, like splitting the dinner bill or paying friends back for drinks, is another matter.
It's one thing to sell a skeptical public on the merits of a smartphone, another matter entirely when the new technology could potential put their life at risk.
ECB autonomy was sacred when rates suited Germany; now that rates do not fit the bill, and are imposed by an Italian to boot, it is another matter.
Ultimately, she believes that Nishimoto's sense of lost honor is not imaginary, but whether his rental business can restore the reputation of middle-aged men is another matter.
But here in Canada, the impending legalization of marijuana is the stuff of get-rich-quick dreams (and too many puns in news articles, but that's another matter).
The truth of the matter is that 7003 hours is more than enough to get you through a day, but wearing the watch to sleep is another matter.
Mr. Trump's choice to replace Justice Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court could be another matter because Democrats can use a filibuster to try to block the process.
But if your goal is to write about the imaginary lives of imaginary people or — particularly — to write poems, then your first book may be another matter entirely.
Where the new direction leads is another matter, as the Lakers, with all eyes on them once again, embrace their past, hoping not to become prisoners to it.
"It's obviously a setback (for Trump.) Whether it's a blow is another matter altogether," said William Galston, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and a political analyst.
Whether third-round rookie Joe Thuney or embattled 2013 No. 7 overall pick Jonathan Cooper can win the jobs in question, let alone represent improvements, is another matter.
Arthur: I think it's definitely worth a grant from the N.E.A. But even if Iowa and New Hampshire give us little information, South Carolina and Nevada are another matter.
So while previous-night sex doesn't seem to be an issue, having sex immediately before a competition is another matter—perhaps because many of us get sleepy after sex.
The Seattle cases only came to the CDC's attention because the agency happened to have a team at the Seattle health department in August on another matter, Duchin said.
" In a dissenting opinion, Alito conceded that prosecutors should have disclosed the information but said that "whether the information was sufficient to warrant reversing petitioner's conviction is another matter.
Obstructing justice into that investigation was another matter; Mueller declined to clear him on that front, and said charging Trump was not an option due to Justice Department guidelines.
While the mention of Venezuela — which is suffering widespread starvation and hyperinflation — won her few friends, the argument that high taxes take a toll on enterprise was another matter.
Whether the networks, studios, pro franchises and other corporate concerns aligned with such stars always feel the same way might be another matter, but ultimately, those entities need talent.
Instead, Anthem appears to be providing political cover to the administration at the same time that company officials are lobbying the administration for a favorable decision on another matter.
The argument for a sitcom surviving such a high-profile change -- beyond practical considerations about buying time for the network and propping up its lineup -- could be another matter.
The stock market is another matter — it rose sharply under Obama but has soared to new heights under Trump, growing much faster than corporate profits or overall national income.
What I found suggested that while you can certainly get the raw data, actually understanding it is another matter, which makes it harder to make informed decisions about your data.
If you have ever ghosted someone in a job-interview process or in another matter, it's always better to be upfront about why you didn't respond in a timely manner.
Quite how a UK regulator could successfully swing a regulatory hammer to break up a global Internet giant such as Facebook which is headquartered in the U.S. is another matter.
The EU's legislative machinery has largely been halted during the referendum campaign, lest it rouse Britain's fearsome tabloids to anger over kettle regulation or another matter of vital national interest.
It's quite another matter to cast a shadow over the entire agency and attempt to discredit an important investigation that's still in progress, as many Republicans seem to be doing.
Whether that will be enough to revive diesel vehicle sales or stop bans - like one planned for Stuttgart that was confirmed by a regional court last week - is another matter.
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While he said his priority would be to investigate allegations of whether Russians laundered money through the Trump Organization, the transcripts could also become another matter for Democrats to pursue.
Whether the EU's 27 members (all of which would have to agree to approve an extension of Brexit negotiations) will sign onto a request for an extension is another matter.
Although the regime appears keen to allow such displays of sportsmanship and unity, whether it will allow its public to view any North Korea team in defeat is another matter.
Whether such activities have an impact on the president or on politicians he's negotiating with is another matter, says Erika Franklin Fowler, an associate professor of government affairs at Wesleyan University.
And as much as bookmakers agree that either Germany and Brazil will lift the famous trophy, financial analysts are equally unified on another matter: large amounts of beer will be consumed.
Writing on deadline proved to be another matter entirely, and Norrell at times devotes too much detail to Haley's perpetual lateness in handing in drafts of his two most important books.
So, while worries about the decreasing quantity of total jobs is perhaps unfounded, the quality of these future jobs is another matter altogether—and the future's not looking too bright there.
Federal courts may not be cut out to decide when state legislatures go too far in drawing electoral lines to entrench one party in power, but state courts are another matter.
Whether they will notice is another matter: on the digital platforms where they'll live much of their lives, these children will themselves be further funnelled, selection toward selection, like toward like.
Ignoring state and local taxes on such income, which is another matter, that rate is 6900 percent (just as it was 2628 percent prior to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act).
Folks like Nakamura, Kevin Owens, and Asuka will be fine, at least as far as their ability to wrestle and talk (the quality of the material they're given is another matter).
While he did not hide in private settings his distaste for Francis and the direction in which he was taking the church, his going public against the pope was another matter.
But the late-night program on Saturday was another matter, with Mr. Sherwin and Mr. Dickey joining Quicksilver in "Teutscher Lustgarten: Music for Drinking, Loving and Lamenting," also in Jordan Hall.
That's not a bad formula, and it yields an entertaining, heavily serialized show; whether it's reason enough to ante up for DC Universe, the new dedicated streaming service, is another matter.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the body behind the Academy Awards, has taken steps to increase diversity among its own membership, but representation in films themselves is another matter.
Whether that logic will bear out now that the feature is turned on for everyone is another matter, but the company obviously thinks it's promising enough to expand from a small test. 
Post-tax subsidies, which account for the high costs of environmental harm absorbed by a nation on behalf of the fossil fuel industry (undercharging for global warming, that is), are another matter.
Whether that kind of doomsday scenario would actually play out is another matter, though you can be sure the idea of it keeps more than a few security researchers up at night.
Terrorism on American soil, however, is another matter entirely from the genocide that has destroyed thriving Christian communities in the Middle East and the horrors that have befallen the small Yazidi sect.
Even when she was sparring onscreen, Ms. Carroll's class and elegance went unquestioned, but early in her career, the public perception of her commitment to issues affecting black Americans was another matter.
It looks as if the North could fit a nuclear bomb the size of a garbage can to one of those missiles, though whether it could survive re-entry is another matter.
It's easy enough to vote in change for the sake of change, but how effective your new political reality is in cleaning up the mess of myriad political protozoa is another matter entirely.
I have no beef with Mr. Friedman; the campaign staff who evidently had no idea that the numbers were wildly implausible, and responded to criticism by attacking the critics' motives, are another matter.
I think that there are some in the tech industry that were kind of annoyed that Facebook had their CEO out there, to kind of elevate the issue, but that's another matter entirely.
The waiver program looked like a sham a year ago, as a consular officer made clear in a sworn affidavit in another matter and as Justice Stephen Breyer emphasized in his powerful dissent.
Whether his relatives — who as a group own about 41 percent of Campbell — will agree is another matter, and winning them over will be a key task for Third Point and Mr. Strawbridge.
A wager by a fan is one thing, maybe as mild as having a beer at the game; a gambling involvement by one who may affect the game's outcome is another matter entirely.
His captors, on the other hand, were consumed with another matter: finding the link between Ho, Giap and the other "treasonous elements" on the Revisionist Anti-Party Affair that threatened Le Duan's war.
Overacting, or at least speechifying, is another matter, and both Ali and Pizzolatto (who writes the first five episodes, with an assist from David Milch of "Deadwood" in Episode 4) rein it in.
Regulators around the world have ongoing inquiries into another matter that came to light in March: How profile details from 87 million Facebook users were improperly accessed by political data firm Cambridge Analytica.
There's little doubt the demand is likely to be there, whether the authorities are happy with gold imports rising above 1,000 tonnes in 2016, after they reached 904.5 tonnes last year, is another matter.
Whether today's music lovers care is another matter—digital track sales dropped by 23.4-percent to 554.8 million last year, Nielsen reports, even while overall music consumption continues to rise, especially on streaming platforms.
But if Trump's anger is motivated by some inside knowledge of alleged links between Russia and his campaign team, or the worry that some other wrongdoing could be exposed, that would be another matter.
Also arrested was a former deputy head of Israel's National Security Council; Mr. Netanyahu appointed him to lead the council, but he did not take the post because of an investigation into another matter.
Tall, lean and fit, the serious-minded Mr. Hunt would probably more than hold his own against his less-toned opponent, but defeating the theatrical Mr. Johnson for the Conservative leadership is another matter.
In another matter, Summer Zervos, a former contestant on "The Apprentice," is suing the President for defamation after he blasted her allegations that he had kissed and groped her without her consent in 2007.
Indeed, it makes plain that two things are true at once: Anti-gay prejudice still exists even in the most obvious of manners, but getting away with it -- reputation unscathed -- is another matter entirely.
"Whether the negotiators can find a solution to the difficult structural issues that remain between the two sides is another matter, and Kudlow cautioned there was 'no timeline' to reach an agreement," NAB's Catril said.
By the time I started my company, I had been getting consulting clients on the side for about a year, so I was reasonably sure my family wouldn't starve—but health insurance was another matter.
Whether she can do so or not is another matter, as House Speaker John Bercow said the deal would have to have changed significantly in order to justify putting it before MPs a third time.
Whether Büsch knows carpets became an important interior design feature in Soviet homes in the 1960s, used to cover upholstery, as floor coverings, or displayed on walls, and even outlived communism itself, is another matter.
Though the field is growing and results are promising, translation of the work into meaningful tests is another matter: "I take every claim by manufacturers ... with a grain of salt," Risby wrote in an email.
After all, Turkey might have few qualms about all-out conflict with a newly isolated Kurdish militia, but the prospect of war with Syria — and, by extension, its Iranian patron — would be another matter entirely.
Whether Ray can successfully navigate the change of venue to the Big Apple might be another matter, but if he can't make it there, it might be time to hang up his bat for good.
Prosecutors would contend that Warmus purchased a gun from private detective Vincent Parco, whom she'd retained in another matter, and used it to kill Betty Jeanne before heading to meet Paul for drinks at a hotel.
It's another matter entirely to ask manufacturers to start building plants in a slowing U.S. market to replace factories in Mexico, China or other parts of the world, said CAR's Andrea, as Trump has been demanding.
But whether such products will ever arrive on European farms is another matter, since the European Commission has so far not made a decision on how they will be regulated, leaving the new science in limbo.
"Making cash assistance or food stamps contingent on work participation is one issue — denying medical care to sick, poor people is another matter," Robert Rector, a senior research fellow at the conservative Heritage Foundation, recently said.
On another matter, though — one that is the province of federal prosecutors in New York and not that of the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III — Mr. Cohen's testimony and documents could prove far more damaging.
Another matter of concern for England will be the wide areas, where Kieran Trippier has been outstanding in his attacking wing back role on the right and Ashley Young has done an effective job on the left.
While big purveyors of this sort of advertising, like Google and AppNexus, maintain quality standards that exclude things like pornography, gambling, piracy and hate speech, controversial sites or content that clashes with brand values are another matter.
If it became a troubling pattern and an ice age set in, that would be another matter, but Apple is still selling product hand over fist, tens of millions of iPhones is still a lot of iPhones.
According to the Times, Cohen is reported to have had at least 17 contacts, including being significantly involved in the plans to build a Trump Tower in Moscow and meeting with a Russian oligarch on another matter.
Procuring it is another matter; this year's dreadful free-agent market is an unappetizing bazaar of delicate bodies (Rich Hill, Hisashi Iwakuma), rudimentary skills (Jeremy Hellickson), half-cocked reclamation projects (Ivan Nova, Andrew Cashner), and Bartolo Colon.
Defense,though, remains another matter as the Kris Williams-led unit ranks in the FBSbottom 241 in points allowed (40.2 per game), total defense (479.2), rushingdefense (204.8) and passing defense (274.3) while forcing only five turnovers. 1.
A New York appeals court on Tuesday reversed a lower court decision and allowed an attorney to represent a husband in a matrimonial case, despite his acting as co-counsel with the wife's firm on another matter.
But voting, the most symbolically weighty act any elected official can take, has been another matter, even if the idea of hundreds of House members and 100 senators gathering on crowded chamber floors is an epidemiological nightmare.
But just how fast broader cannabis policies -- especially US federal cannabis policies -- could change with New York legalization is another matter, said Bethany Gomez, managing director for the Brightfield Group, a cannabis and CBD market research firm.
Sunday's race around Sochi's Olympic Park circuit will be another matter, with Hamilton chasing a hat-trick of Russian wins to end Rosberg's run of six straight victories — three of them at the end of last season.
It might take the form of a concession on another matter — Mr. Rubio could promise to adopt or address some of Mr. Kasich's issues, which would allow Mr. Kasich to end his campaign and claim a small victory.
" But Comey testified that during a private meeting with Sessions about another matter — "the president's concerns about leaks" — he took the opportunity "to implore the attorney general to prevent any future direct communication between the president and me.
Tellingly, Kesha never reported any purported abuse or rape to any law enforcement authority, or even to Sony Music, and further swore under oath in another matter, while accompanied by her team of lawyers, that it never occurred.
Although AI is extremely good at processing data in a 2D realm, it's another matter altogether to apply this information to the 3D world of textiles, which deform and warp in all sorts of difficult-to-predict ways.
And maybe Robert Mueller, reportedly writing up his final report on the president's alleged obstruction of justice and collusion, will be allowed to see his work through; whether that report sees the light of day is another matter.
While charges of plagiarism in an opinion piece or short article can occupy a gray area, where space is at a premium and constant attribution can disrupt narrative flow, those regarding a dissertation or book are another matter.
Whether this is a bellwether of a comeback is another matter: a Los Angeles Times reporter recently bought a ticket to one of the comedian's sold-out shows in Virginia for $4, which suggested scalpers misjudged audience appetite.
Downstairs, she may go through the motions of good conduct, but upstairs is another matter; we cut straight from the couple's rutting, with Katherine gripping the bedstead, to a stream of tea being poured into a porcelain cup.
This theoretically gives Democrats a more sympathetic response to coal workers' struggles than simply saying that coal is a problem—though whether coal supporters buy that argument is another matter, following their hard turn right in the Obama era.
It is another matter that Amazon Prime Video is not available in India yet, but the launch is expected to happen within the next few weeks if media reports and content partnership announcements by Amazon India are any indication.
"Whether the negotiators can find a solution to the difficult structural issues that remain between the two sides is another matter, and Kudlow cautioned there was 'no timeline' to reach an agreement," National Australia Bank strategist Rodrigo Catril said.
But in doing so, he shifted the story back to another matter nagging his presidency: accusations by women that Mr. Trump's lawyers had paid them for their silence in the wake of extramarital affairs before he was elected president.
With a rosy blush in her cheeks, her satiny ribbons and bows, Emma (Anya Taylor-Joy) herself looks as lovingly adorned and tempting as a Christmas delectable, though whether she bears any relation to Austen's Emma is another matter.
But even if Schiff's "nothing-to-see-here" approach to the Horowitz report is successful, the ongoing Department of Justice criminal investigation, led by federal prosecutor John Durham, into how the Trump-Russia probe got started, is another matter.
Those same issues — wild battery meters and out-of-nowhere shutdowns — generally haven't been a widely reported problem with any major Android device, even ones with old batteries (holding a charge is another matter, though that's a problem with all devices).
Computers can slice and dice data with great precision, coming up with meticulous details about a given situation, but it could be another matter for mere humans who are left to process that data and apply it to our work.
It's a long haul to get this bill through a committee, both House and Senate, to get it to the floor, to make sure it's the same version, to get it to the President's desk, which is another matter entirely.
Most streaming services quote a catalog size of around 30 million tracks, but which 30 million is another matter—no one's yet gone through album-by-album to make a comprehensive list of which artists appear on which streaming platform.
Teshirogi said while it might be possible to take on U.S. sales of a drug like an HIV medicine with a team of 100-plus, primary care market drugs that require teams of 400 to 500 people were another matter.
Nginya Mungai Lenneiye, a former World Bank representative in Zimbabwe who has served in the government, said Zimbabwe might set up a "credible framework" for eventual compensation that would satisfy the I.M.F. But actual compensation, he said, is another matter.
And beyond that, with Sonny Gray being sent to the bullpen earlier Thursday and J.A. Happ being sent to the disabled list, the Yankees have another matter to confront: who will pitch on Saturday against the former Yankee Nathan Eovaldi?
Whether that portrait can sway anyone is another matter: It's hard to imagine a potential viewer who hasn't already made up their mind about Hillary Clinton one way or the other, which means that the film has a strange, slippery effect.
While it is one thing to issue these regulations, it is another matter entirely to have them upheld through court challenge, as the National Labor Relations Board discovered when its notice poster rule was struck down due to executive power overreach.
The problem in India, once it's in the dark it's another matter to take it into the city because once you get out of the gate, then it is with the logistic transportation which takes a lot of time to reach.
In the former view, nothing in the Lewinsky story is particularly damning (though if you believe Broaddrick, that's another matter), while in the latter view, Clinton is exactly the type of person whose conduct deserves a new, much harsher look.
The Russian lawyer who met with top brass of the Trump campaign (after being billed as bringing dirt on Trump's opponent, Hillary Clinton) was indicted by prosecutors in New York for lying, in another matter, about her link to a Russian government official.
Nowadays, I simply do not have the time, usually (as handheld titles are another matter), to take on console games with concentrated dedication, in the sense of learning their every in and out, and raising my own capabilities to face the stiffest challenge.
Another matter detailed in the 302s — the 2016 meeting between Donald Trump Jr. and a Kremlin-linked lawyer who had claimed to have dirt on Hillary Clinton — was scrutinized closely by investigators as a possible instance of conspiracy between the campaign and Russia.
Exclusive: Trump invokes War of 1812 in testy call with Trudeau over tariffs The vote on the tariffs measure helps clear up another matter for Senate GOP leaders and Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, who are working diligently to get Trump's judicial nominees confirmed.
Whether he has changed his underlying views is another matter: Until he became leader, Mr. Corbyn was best known for a reflexive anti-Western rhetoric that led him to soft-pedal on regimes with terrible human rights records, including Cuba, Iran and Vladimir Putin's Russia.
Though lawmakers have long deployed the filibuster — a procedural device that allows for continued debate to block or delay a vote — to suit their circumstances, Supreme Court confirmations have been viewed as another matter, insulated at least somewhat from the body's most partisan passions.
A show peeking inside the mind of a virtuoso might be catnip for record-store cashiers, and it will certainly be entertaining live — Thile is probably incapable of putting on a boring live show — but adding two million listeners while dropping only one is another matter.
Whether or not it's actually worth going through the trouble of defeating said welding is another matter, given that the "glue-filled monstrosity," as iFixit dubs the laptop, has none of the user-upgradeable parts you'd want to see in a PC, like memory or storage.
" While it's hard to imagine such a large, dramatic shift in the next decade, Bardi told me that the fundamentals of the RethinkX forecast are plausible: "They [the RethinkX authors] really nailed it...Whether all that can happen as fast as they say is another matter.
Whether or not your phone or tablet has the storage capacity for a potential 49,140 apps is another matter, but the icon visibility is possible based on the number of home screens, space for folders and number of apps that can be stored in those folders.
Most of my first in-person meetings (Twitter is another matter) have been defined by that come-on-in embrace — from a public library in Darwin, to a police athletic center in western Sydney, to rural Lismore, to Townsville, and even with a few former prime ministers.
Let's be clear about another matter, as well: While former president Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama28500 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 6900 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 2628,28503 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
Whether or not it heightened the introspection or intimacy or any of the things that the xx trade in is another matter, but it certainly doesn't hurt to have an acoustic demo version of "Brave For You" tacked onto the end of the record's deluxe edition, released this morning.
How the film's compelling star Jennifer Lawrence may feel about this sentiment is another matter, but this is a tale that, like any number of fanciful genre outings, both pulls you in with its intriguing central dramatic situation and pushes you out with some mightily far-fetched plot contrivances.
Whether Volkswagen is able to back up its bold claims about pricing and range is another matter; it certainly has time to work on the I.D., but by then, it's likely that Tesla, Chevrolet and others will already be showing second or third iterations of their fully electric, affordable family cars.
The Hall of Fame is another matter, along with the court of public opinion — again, best reflected not in any of those tainted players' provincial home markets but in their tarnished national legacies, which even affect a new generation of stars more than a decade after the implementation of drug testing.
It's one thing to let a servant see her and Jaime in the same bed, as she did a few episodes ago, but to announce that her heir to the throne is a product of incest will be another matter entirely, and it shows just how far Cersei is going off the reservation.
But a drop in inflation expectations is another matter, and could be evidence that households and businesses are losing faith in the Fed's ability to deliver on its inflation goal - a worrying development for central bankers who feel their ability to keep expectations set around their inflation target is critical to meeting the goal.
Rubio ON FIRE I think donors will be tripping over each other to hand Rubio money after this Rubio is doing a good job making this seem like a two-man race, and that will undoubtedly appeal to donors—whether anybody else cares about the flurry of punches Rubio is throwing tonight is another matter, though. 
Android Auto is also available in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, Spain, the UK, and the US. Getting car manufacturers on board with preloading the system on their vehicles is another matter entirely, although it can now be pretty easy to retrofit your dashboard with an Android Auto (or Apple CarPlay) head unit.
" However, Sgt Kempton said that for rank and file officers, policing cannabis was another matter, and that many officers sympathized with the path taken by Durham Police in going easy on low-level cannabis offenses: "With dwindling resources, forces are having to focus their limited numbers on areas which represent the greatest harms to wider society.
And while the regulator seems satisfied that security is a valid and legal reason to transfer the data — writing that "it seems to be essential to the efficient functioning of the application" — business intelligence is another matter, with CNIL noting the purpose here "aims at improving performances and optimizing the use of the application through the analysis of its users' behavior".
YOU GO TO THE FLOOR, IT IS ANOTHER MATTER YOU HAVE PEOPLE -- YOU HAVE DOUBLING AND TRIPLING OF THE IDEAS OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR A LONG TIME FOR A TRUE TAX BILL, SO THAT THEY CAN PUT THEIR OWN IDEAS AND IMPRINT ON IT. MUI: YOU'VE BEEN WORKING ON THESE ISSUES FOR A VERY LONG TIME NOW.
For the solitary eccentric it is another matter, he can ignore the blessings of scientific civilization and retreat to some forsaken corner of the countryside, but a man who has a family and lives in the city cannot turn his back on the necessities of modern life — heating, electric lights, sanitary facilities — merely for the sake of doing things the Japanese way.
Fox News analyst Andrew NapolitanoAndrew Peter NapolitanoNapolitano says bringing up new charges would be 'mistrial' if impeachment were in criminal court Fox's Napolitano: There is 'ample and uncontradicted' evidence supporting Trump's removal from office Fox News legal analyst: There's 'undisputed evidence' Trump abused his power MORE argued Thursday it would be a "mistrial" for House managers to bring up crimes the president is not charged with in a criminal trial, though he acknowledged doing so in the impeachment trial is another matter.
Voters tend to err towards loss aversion in referendums and broadly respect Mr Cameron (the comparison with the leaders of both the Labour Party and the Out campaign is favourable) to the extent that, if he brandishes a "renegotiated" settlement (however superficial) and says it accentuates the pragmatic case for Britain to stay in the EU, he stands a good chance of persuading enough wavering Eurosceptics to hold their noses and vote In. Upsets are still possible—a long campaign could give the anti-EU forces the time to build momentum, a long summer of refugee chaos on the continent or another Paris-style terror attack could turn the referendum into a proxy vote on immigration, an unexpected domestic policy failure could kill Mr Cameron's relative popularity—but all else being equal Britain will probably vote to remain in the EU. For how long this settles the question, of course, is another matter.

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