We're trying not be fixed to any one thing, any one gender, any one spiritual discipline, any one race even.
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But this isn't about any one Librarian or any one President or even any one Register of Copyrights.
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"As I've said many times before, true democracy is a project that's much bigger than any one of us, it's bigger than any one person, any one president, any one government," Obama says.
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Pepe is bigger than any one person, or even any one movement.
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Any one individual is not key to any one particular element or mission.
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Some things are bigger than any one individual or any one political party.
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Any one gun is less likely to kill a person than any one vehicle.
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But there is no guarantee any one station accepts any one kind of payment.
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"It's impossible to point to any one factor for any one child," he said.
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That means not tying herself down to any one suitor, or any one self.
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"We caution against taking any one statistic, any one piece of market information," he said.
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"Any one doctor, any one hospital, by definition, doesn't have all the options," Polkinghorn said.
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Any one that knows me, knows I would never intentionally 'shame' any one on any basis.
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Flake is making the case that Congress should be bigger than any one party or any one president.
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Under Senate rules any one senator can try to pass a bill, but any one senator can object.
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Gradually, the sense sets in that Pepe is bigger than any one person, or even any one movement.
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And we also know that it's not like this happens in any one particular state or any one county.
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And while this election is bigger than any one single issue, it is also bigger than any one candidate.
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Under Senate rules any one senator can try to pass a bill, but any one senator can also object.
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Under the Senate's rules any one senator can request consent to pass a bill, but any one senator can object.
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As the media consolidation moves forward, any one publisher who is too dependent on any one traffic source will die.
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AND WITH SUCH A DIVERSIFIED BASE, WE ARE NOT DEPENDENT ON ANY ONE CONTRACT, ON ANY ONE SEGMENT, OR OTHERWISE.
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But the greatest threat was not that any one law be repealed, or even that any one government agency be dissolved.
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NH: Has Robert Mueller or any one on his team been in touch with you or any one at Deutsche Bank?
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Under Senate rules, any one senator can ask for consent to pass a bill, but any one senator is able to object.
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"They proved every day that presidential candidates do not fit in any one mold and especially in any one gender," she added.
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It's hard to know she's suffered — and that suffering has always felt bigger than any one character — or, really, any one actor.
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Mr. Bezos commands far more money than any one person could possibly spend, far more than any one family dynasty could possibly spend.
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In his blog post titled CDNs are dying, Stewart argues that engineers should not feel locked into any one proxy software stack at any one time.
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This is not to single out any one platform just as we could not single out any one free email service or messaging service back in the day.
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Under the Senate's rules, any one senator can try to pass a bill or resolution by unanimous consent, but any one senator can also block that request. Sen.
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He didn't cleave to any one tradition or school of thought, limit himself to any one area of philosophy or otherwise take up philosophical questions in well-worn ways.
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By shuffling Steve Murphy and Pablo Escobar offscreen in its third season, Narcos handily indicates that the story here isn't about any one character, or even any one plot.
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All their music, but especially We're Not Talking, channels the pure, violent entropy of living; you can hardly expect any one song, even any one note, to stay the same.
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Whatever decision they make, it will be based on facts (and not on the pressure of any one Federation in any one country, no matter the Federation or the country).
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But I think any one of those people who live in any one of those neighborhoods along the way would prefer a brand-new, fast, dependable bus that launched next month.
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I didn't want it to be possible for any reader to pledge allegiance to any one side or any one character in this book without assuming some level of moral debt.
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Any one act up I let another anthem go !
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So there's something a little like that going on where any one individual — you don't learn much about any one individual, but in the aggregate you can see patterns that are fairly clear.
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Success on any one of these would be a triumph.
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A truth is not what any one scientist puts forth.
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Don't expect any one job to be your 'dream job.
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This is not a problem of any one director, either.
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We didn't have an answer for any one of them.
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It's any one of those equally likely scenarios, for sure.
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You know what, I wouldn't ask him any one question.
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Many don't know any who knows any one of them.
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"We don't want to lose any one life," he said.
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Any one of these might have unravelled Mr Harper's coalition.
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But questions about the report go beyond any one error.
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Well, the job is too big for any one person.
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Truth is, Trump's popularity isn't reducible to any one thing.
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"Cryptocurrency will survive regardless of any one country," he said.
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The moon lies beyond the sovereignty of any one nation.
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"I don't think it's any one single factor," Doubleday said.
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I am more than any one event in my life.
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There's only so much heartache any one person can take.
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It's not any one type of humor, it's smart humor.
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Any one of them would consider him a best friend.
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"It could happen to any one of us," Maranto says.
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"Any one of us would have done that," he said.
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Any one that you go to is, again, copious food.
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Only 1% of refugees are RESETTLED IN ANY ONE YEAR.
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In today's world, any one meme has lots of competition.
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But in turn, any one senator can block their request.
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While embodied by Trump, it's bigger than any one person.
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Any one of these could alter investor sentiment towards stocks.
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Type 2 diabetes can be reproduced in any one patient.
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It's really an iconic monument that transcends any one meaning.
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Any one of us could be harmed by this law.
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It means that any one of them can shoot you.
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She would have died without any one of those surgeries.
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This is too much to ask of any one group.
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Any one of those will make you manic, not hypomanic.
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There isn't any one way to be or look powerful.
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Any one of them can be had in a trade.
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Under Senate rules, any one senator could block his request.
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And never rely on the advice of any one person.
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O'Sullivan was not ready to commit to any one path.
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It can go to any one of the six burners.
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"Watching Oprah" doesn't privilege any one episode over any other.
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"You can't blame any one person," Manager Brian Snitker said.
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Trying to improve any one aspect can make others worse.
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But that work hasn't turned up any one specific answer.
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"I don't think any one partner fulfills everything," Sussman says.
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Is there any one pick that interests you in particular?
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Not that he blames any one thing for the problem.
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The variation in any one season is simply too great.
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Any one of my grandkids do it, I'll kill 'em.
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Inspirational teachers aren't limited to any one time or place.
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None of these challenges is unique to any one nation.
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They're not even favored to win any one of them.
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How could any one woman possibly represent all of them?
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"It's not really any one religion, for me," he said.
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Any one of these technologies could define the next decade.
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Any one of these places, Emmett thinks, could be mine.
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But could it conceivably be any one of these people?
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The ocean is far more important than any one wave.
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Any one of them could lead to an economic disaster.
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There's not going to be any one analogy to it.
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Any one of these would be a big uphill lift.
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"Our love, our gratitude, our admiration for our men and women in uniform, our veterans and their families -- all of that is bigger than any one party or any one election," she said Monday.
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The broader message, removed from the specifics of any one meme or even any one social platform, is that humans are the richest data sources for most of the technology emerging in the world.
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From issuing permits to determining how many scooters any one company can operate at any one time to enforcing low-income plans and impacting product roadmaps, the ball is really in the city's court.
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Unlike any founding document before, the Constitution made clear that, in the United States, the people are sovereign, not the federal government, or any one part of it, or any one person in it.
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This is why I always advise against investing more than 5 percent of your money in any one stock or bond, or more than 20 percent in any one segment (energy or transportation, for example).
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So there's no way to judge at a glance how popular any one user is compared with another, or whether any one post in particular has taken off unless you're the one who posted it.
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Under Senate rules, any one senator can try to get consent, which requires the sign-off of the entire chamber, to pass a bill or resolution, but any one senator can also block that request.
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Under Senate rules, any one senator can try to get consent, which requires the sign-off of the entire chamber, to pass a bill or resolution, but any one senator can also block that request.
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In terms of actual power, the death cult at the House of Black and White in Braavos might reign supreme: They are not dependent on any one monarch, nor any one leader to represent them.
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But Zeid cannot be claimed by any one people or nation.
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You know, the Republican party is bigger than any one man.
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We don't want to hold the event under any one banner.
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And so I don't know that any one person is responsible.
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But is this a job that any one person should have?
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So any one company now, just statistically ... Isn't gonna make it.
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At any one time, the company has five cases under investigation.
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Support for soda tax doesn't align clearly with any one ideology.
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There doesn't appear to be a consensus around any one idea.
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So there is not a specific definition for any one person.
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Any one speech can be quite interesting on its own terms.
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"Any one of our Democratic aspirants can beat him," Reid said.
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Any one of these things could help them conquer the world.
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The cigarette butt could belong to any one of those people.
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Overall, the Sioeye isn't really the best at any one thing.
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But I'm not running to be president for any one group.
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Any one of them can win Iowa, although Biden's strength vs.
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That was too complicated for any one company on its own.
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NASA has never gifted a moon rock to any one person.
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Reliance on any one source increases the risk of supply disruptions.
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Any one of these abuses would have been cause for impeachment.
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There wasn't any one incident; it's the story of this decade.
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You can see a consistent throughline to any one person's work.
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Did any one contribution really have any clear intention behind it?
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Between the lines: It's not any one disaster that caused this.
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Does any one know how many teens get bregant a year????
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They love you and supported you before any one ever did.
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It's not an allegiance to any one person at the company.
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"We're not trying to promote any one aesthetic," Mr. Hearne said.
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This means its value relative to any one currency will vary.
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This statement is not a personal attack on any one person.
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Any one of them leaves a sting that hurts like hell.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: I wouldn't say there is any one sticking point.
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The chances of any one particular person going are very small.
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"America is not the project of any one person," he wrote.
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This video shows that motherhood doesn't look like any one thing.
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" He added, "How much free media can any one person get?
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"I don't think that there's any one quick fix," McGuire said.
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TC: How many positions would you hold at any one time?
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We didn't limit ourselves to any one particular language or platform.
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If any one faction successfully monopolizes it, the game is over.
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There is no one thing that's calling out any one person.
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Oh, and let's not make too much of any one poll.
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This complicates our ability to place demands on any one employer.
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But you've always been a little separate from any one crew.
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This is a task bigger than any one company or individual.
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Is there any one thing you want the people to feel?
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That's made it tougher for any one candidate to consolidate support.
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Worcester, he notes, can't credit its success to any one industry.
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But it's impossible to predict how any one case will go.
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What popped out wasn't any one line, though there were many.
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Yes, any one of us can save up for old age.
|
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It also cannot be the exclusive responsibility of any one organization.
|
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But any one senator can object and block the request. Sen.
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This problem is bigger than our state—than any one state.
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Now, outsiders could believe that any one of them could be
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It is not about any one pollutant or set of products.
|
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Any one of them, especially Gabbard, potentially could be dark horses.
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They eat out more than is necessary for any one stomach.
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I don't think there's any one silver bullet or one approach.
|
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"No consensus could be built around any one view," he said.
|
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Any kind of imagery that is powerful transcends any one interpretation.
|
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Any one of these efforts would be difficult on its own.
|
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Sure, definitively linking any one storm to climate change is difficult.
|
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Any one of these moves on its own wouldn't really matter.
|
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The evidence does not favor any one greatly over any other.
|
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No more than three commissioners can come from any one party.
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Any one of those would make for a nice dinner tonight.
|
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You can't blame any one storm or flood on climate change.
|
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Which any one of you don't want to be seen as.
|
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Getting on the congressional ballot is difficult in any one state.
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Knowing any one of these "occasional" words or phrasings isn't essential.
|
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However, any one lawmaker can object and hold up a bill.
|
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He doesn't shoot with any one theme or group in mind.
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I don't believe that any one thing can be truly perfect.
|
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There are a lot of different needs in any one home.
|
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A delay at any one of those stages compounds the wait.
|
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It is not based on any one character, figure or religion.
|
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"They are free to choose any one of those," he said.
|
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But in truth, this problem is bigger than any one president.
|
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"If any one sees Hannah, please go to her," they wrote.
|
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This must be broader than any one initiative alone, however large.
|
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We don't care how any one policy would affect our enemies.
|
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Yes, some may crush their benchmarks in any one particular year.
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Any one member can hold up and slow down the process.
|
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It's more the fault of the writing than any one performance.
|
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Take away any one of them, and the program can't work.
|
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I'm not sure I'd be able to pinpoint any one thing.
|
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"For any one patient, the risk is pretty small," he said.
|
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Don't adhere too rigidly to any one vision for your life.
|
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Any one of those weapons would create a world-changing explosion.
|
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MNUCHIN: WELL, I'M NOT GOING TO SPECULATE ON ANY ONE ISSUE.
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YOU KNOW, WATCHING THE INDUSTRY, ITSNOT SPECIFIC TO ANY ONE AIRLINE.
|
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"Our relationships are deeper than any one alleged comment," she said.
|
|
But the ruling will have effects well beyond any one company.
|
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"However, our movement is bigger than any one person," he added.
|
|
Hastings said Netflix doesn't focus that much on any one competitor.
|
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"Fertility Preservation" can mean any one of many things, we learn.
|
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It's unclear how well any one of these initiatives has worked.
|
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"There isn't any one thing," Mr. Feld told The Associated Press.
|
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There was never any one near me and they were expensive.
|
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If any one of those doesn't work out, things look different.
|
|
"I keep trying to point out to people and not to demonize any one group or any one ethnicity," Lemon said to fellow CNN anchor Chris Cuomo during a handoff of their respective programs late Monday.
|
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"Today's convictions make clear that our focus is not on any one bank, insurance company or asset management firm, or even any one country," said Stuart Goldberg, acting deputy assistant attorney general of Justice's tax division.
|
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Why in the name of heaven — any one of us are replaceable, and any one of us, if we don't get it right, the audience has the opportunity to turn the channel or not read us.
|
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Here's what Dave Vos, the project director, told Bloomberg last year: We think the airspace side of this picture is really not a place where any one entity or any one organization can think of taking charge.
|
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All Americans are under attack, and not exclusively because of whom we drink, dance or sleep with, but because of our bedrock belief that we should not be subservient to any one ideology or any one religion.
|
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The problem is deeper than any one party or any one leader, following several decades where each side has run in elections and governed for their base and major legislation gets jammed through on party-line votes.
|
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And Democrats haven't had to settle on any one policy so far.
|
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They are bigger than any one party, they are about our democracy.
|
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Any one of those episodes would have likely hamstrung a lesser candidate.
|
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But we don't close our doors to any one type of entrepreneur.
|
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"(This campaign) is not aimed at any one legislative issue," Ubl said.
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This is not a trend that is limited by any one sector.
|
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Any one of these personalities might have made for a powerful biography.
|
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He understood that democracy is bigger than any one person or party.
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Any one of these things may have happened after I was raped.
|
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But it ends up telling a story larger than any one individual.
|
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It's hard to see any one studio beating Disney at this point.
|
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It does not depend on any one or even any dozen studies.
|
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If any one guest drops off, new ones can then be added.
|
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We're not going to make a decision based on any one period.
|
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" Special operations teams "can't stay in any one place for too long.
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I don't think we're reliant too heavily on any one of them.
|
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Succeeding at any one of those challenges would be a major win.
|
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It's not that game-changing of an update for any one device.
|
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It banned telecom firms from favouring any one type of internet traffic.
|
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It's hard to put the TNT series Claws in any one box.
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BUT IF ANY ONE OF THOSE PIECES ARE MISSING, THEN YOU DON'T.
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"I don't think there's any one answer for every woman," said Schrobsdorff.
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She's been through more shiddy [sic] relationships than any one [sic] deserves.
|
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Any one can try the membership program for free for 30 days.
|
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This story is not about any one party being right or wrong.
|
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Any one of them over the present occupant of the White House.
|
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" This could have been any one of our communities," the presidente added.
|
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This is not going to be easy for any one of them.
|
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Any one would cost the space agency over half a billion dollars.
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However, the new laws "are not about any one country", he said.
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I don't think that all comedy has to be any one thing.
|
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I wouldn't say any one type of ape makes you more sore.
|
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Spend the night in with any one of these classic Christmas flicks.
|
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They don't like him to linger too long in any one place.
|
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"If any one of them are in town, absolutely," the star shared.
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Honestly, does any one else really seem capable of being a leader?
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The forces driving the parties apart are bigger than any one president.
|
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If any one person feels like that, it's one person too many.
|
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Take, for example, any one of the many Ross and Rachel breakups.
|
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But Aecom isn't ready to fully commit to any one Hyperloop company.
|
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Any one of these stories would ensnare a presidency in a crisis.
|
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"It's a failure that goes beyond any one (US) administration," he said.
|
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It's difficult to place the blame squarely on any one particular entity.
|
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Ms. Ross hasn't criticized Hillary Clinton for any one of these acts.
|
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But this isn't about any one of us or the president-elect.
|
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Any one of those outrageous statements would have sunk any other candidate.
|
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This legislation isn't intended to critique any one administration or political party.
|
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The fact is, the evidence of any one person's senses is paltry.
|
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HV:Would you ever get an Alexa or any one of these devices?
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Any one [sic] that asked I told them it was not true.
|
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"That could have been any one of us, just walking," he said.
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"24 Sèvres is a mindset more than any one individual," Gouey says.
|
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But it is impossible to isolate the impact of any one policy.
|
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Any one with a pricey phone is probably a fraud, she says.
|
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The Tupolev-95MS can carry eight such missiles at any one time.
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Tap any one of those to share your ETA with that person.
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Any one of these things might be easy to steal or replicate.
|
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A conviction can result from committing any one of the three acts.
|
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On their own, any one of these would be a national emergency.
|
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Categorically labeling all police officers in any one particular way is inaccurate.
|
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This time as well, our institutions are stronger than any one man.
|
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Any one of myriad factors could swing the election to either candidate.
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We don't believe that any one man or woman will save us.
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I also offered to test It on any one of my guests.
|
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My public records request nowhere seeks any one individual contact information whatsoever.
|
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Any one of those axes is the stuff of a constitutional crisis.
|
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Not because of any one person, but because of what America represents.
|
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"I didn't come as a part of any one group," Welch said.
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But beware of loving any one particular version of Batman too much.
|
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Formed in 1994, Massachusetts' Piebald never fully aligned with any one scene.
|
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Do you see loads of bookings in any one area, for example?
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Still, if any one player has flourished under Simeone's management, it's Koke.
|
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There was never any one guy having a preferred position or status.
|
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It's not any one of the 20 biggest cap hits among goaltenders.
|
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One persistent question has been the scope of any one government's reach.
|
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It is unclear whether lawmakers can coalesce around any one of them.
|
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"There is never full agreement on any one approach," said one aide.
|
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The ramifications of testing can go far beyond any one specific jurisdiction.
|
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As at Grace, the food will not center on any one cuisine.
|
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But the problem is bigger than any one model or data set.
|
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Any one of them, or all, could have ignited the dry grass.
|
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Otherwise, any one power can veto action or shield the target state.
|
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But the power of these stories transcends any one genre or element.
|
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"If you add any one of those three, it doubles," Swanson says.
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Many of you don't know anyone who knows any one of them.
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At any one time we might have between 150 to 200 patients.
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Can we therefore say that any one ending is better than another?
|
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The moderate field shows no signs of coalescing behind any one candidate.
|
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"It has nothing to do with any one company," Ms. Pelkey said.
|
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But because that requires unanimous consent, any one senator can block it.
|
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But the stories I heard were not confined to any one place.
|
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Many of you don't know anyone that knows any one of them.
|
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Is $20173 billion too much money for any one person to have?
|
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The half-life is just so short for any one great moment.
|
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He also downplayed media reports that Nuvia was focusing any one company.
|
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Any one of his teammates who refused to go could betray him.
|
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His worldview and overall aesthetic are more crucial than any one moment.
|
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Those are volatile numbers, and any one month probably doesn't mean much.
|
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Experts say it's impossible to ascribe monthly fluctuations to any one cause.
|
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Today he says he doesn't fully subscribe to any one particular belief.
|
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You can have more cars available at any one point in time.
|
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"The White House is bigger than any one staffer," the source said.
|
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Only a few cars are being built here at any one time.
|
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Fixing this problem will be beyond the power of any one billionaire.
|
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Similarly, don't linger too long and make any one listener feel uncomfortable.
|
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That makes it difficult to pin shutdown blame on any one party.
|
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But aren't there dangers in fixating on any one metric over another?
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KS: Is there any one you like any more than the others?
|
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Because everyone knows the president is full of it, it's hard to hold him accountable and even harder to push policies through, since no one knows where the president stands on any one issue at any one time.
|
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"The current situation on the peninsula is not caused by any one party alone and it's unfair to impose on any one partner the responsibility" for resolving it, said China's Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations Amb.
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The reason they are the most important to me, and what I hope that people get out of this book is this idea that knowledge is not anything for any one person or any one group to hold onto.
|
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But since the first round, the exact opposite view (aka the right one) has been validated: Horford is a priceless commodity worth even more than the NBA's Collective Bargaining Agreement allows any one team to pay any one player.
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Mmm, do you think any one would notice if we just stopped here?
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The failure of any one on the list could trigger a financial crisis.
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Or Jasmine, who I hadn't yet had any one on one time with?
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KEVIN PLANK: I think transformation is getting it away from any one thing.
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There doesn't appear to be any one event responsible for changing the forecasts.
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This is not about whether any one particular claim can be replicated, right?
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We don't rely on any one or two or three sets of signals.
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But Verma would not endorse any one specific approach to reforming the program.
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To consume any one of these things, you have to go through them.
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Of course, none of these movements are against anyone or any one privilege.
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Set limits on how much any one politician can spend on Facebook ads.
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Any one of us could become the victim of an algorithm's cold testimony.
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Under normal circumstances, any one of these names would be regarded as untouchable.
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The crisp, smooth textures roll around my mouth more than any one flavor.
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"Nothing," I respond curtly to any one who dares make conversation with me.
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"If any one of these things is off, it just might not work."
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"I'm not going to talk about any one piece of paper," Conway said.
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Individually, the mere hint of any one of these scandals would be bad.
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It also can use varying amounts of speech input from any one person.
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But any rookie who provides elite impact in any one area deserves attention.
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It's hard to pin any one event as being caused by global warming.
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Any one of these items would be problematic on a normal campaign day.
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Any one of these five things is a telltale sign of a scam.
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There have never been more refugees at any one time in recorded history.
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I have like, four pairs of headphones on me at any one time.
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By changing the file number, you could access any one of the documents.
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He thinks it unlikely that any one of them will sweep the board.
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Is there any one aspect of Korean traditional music that especially inspires Jambinai?
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If you click into any one category, you'll get a more detailed readout.
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But it's a significant increase — and the largest leap in any one election.
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It's not just a thing that is happening in any one geographic space.
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At any one time, the database contains approximately 80,000 active missing persons cases.
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But it could be any one of these, Marvel, and we'd die happy!
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They spread out their risk, but never fully commit to any one horse.
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Not because of any one game, although there are more of those imminent.
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The reach he can provide a sponsor is literally beyond any one else.
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"I don't think it's any one thing you can point to," Farrell said.
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It is unlikely that any one startup would put them out of business.
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Lose any one of those three races and Republican nerves will be jangling.
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Any one of those things would be a HUGE story under another president.
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What will become of any one of us is not ours to know.
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Any one of those three things would be enough to imperil a presidency.
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Sonny allowed only 211 of her paintings to exist at any one time.
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That's not what I want for me or for any one of you.
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I don't think there is any one component that the city is ignoring.
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I would add: Don't trust any one person (or one book) too much.
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Not to mention the cost of wrecking any one of her luxury cars.
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Seriously, I'd be happy to have any one of them crew my ship.
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Imbalances are a global problem which cannot be fixed by any one country.
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Any one could raise several billion dollars in a sale, the people said.
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November's elections also will not include a nationwide vote on any one race.
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You can tell us about any one of those incidents if you want.
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It cannot be the property of any group, let alone any one individual.
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If no Democrats vote for Kavanaugh, any one Republican could sink the nomination.
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If Ms. Uwamanzu-Nna is favoring any one in particular, she isn't telling.
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For squid lovers, any one of these dishes would make a stellar meal.
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The team's dominance makes any one squad's glory bleed together with the rest.
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Skate as legendary Tony Hawk or any one of 12 other pro skaters.
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I mean, you can order any one of a million items from us.
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Costs above $2 million for any one individual would be shared among insurers.
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The failure of any one on this list could trigger a financial crisis.
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"Those can break any one of a number of different ways," he acknowledged.
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Any one of them could be the effective or explicit end of Roe.
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When he didn't hear back, he did what any one would do, right?
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Draymond's flailing limbs were more a talking point than any one player's performance.
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Any ONE of those events would have been potentially defining in past presidencies.
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Not justice for any one individual – justice for the country and the environment.
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I'm genuinely unsure that any one of those options is the right approach.
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Nor is radicalization unique to any one religion, ethnicity, nationality, or gender identity.
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I can't sustain any one gesture—I could never paint within those perimeters.
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To do my duty and not hurt any one, that is my religion.
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All were impressive — indeed, any one of them could have done the job.
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Do you have any one that you ... just go anywhere, you find quotes.
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Tap to begin any one of these options and follow the prompts provided.
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The Ollie Dress, any one of our leather jackets, and the Davis Skirt.
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No one, Mr. Ponnuru added, should expect any one law to fix everything.
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Warren ultimately failed to emerge as the top candidate in any one lane.
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You'd be a fool to ignore any one of those three indissoluble elements.
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"I don't believe any one company can do this alone," Mr. Ford said.
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"Any one that we can, we will," Schumer said of future agency rules.
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Any one would be a cozy addition to my (hopefully) improved sleep routine.
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And the amount of time you spend at any one job is shrinking.
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We can't blame any one individual or a country at this point yet.
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Any one of them could be up here right now holding this trophy.
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It could've been any one of my stupid black shirts—I've got tons!
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The most they have gotten is less than $1,000 on any one painting.
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He cautions retirement-location shoppers against getting too obsessive about any one characteristic.
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" But the Montana election, Mr. Stivers said, "is bigger than any one person.
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DE could not be bought by any one competitor due to regulatory reasons.
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"At any one time, I have about 20 to 30 employees," said Barsky.
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"It's not about pointing fingers at Google or any one company," Fagan said.
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Whether any one plan is right for you will depend on your needs.
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Pakistan's military said it would not allow any one to cross the LOC.
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A disruption of any one of these systems can result in dry eye.
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On any one issue, President Trump and his team have several contradictory positions.
|
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But ask any one of them where do they host their infrastructure, right?
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Yet if any one of these steps fail, applicants are denied food assistance.
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If it fails any one of those tests, it must be stripped out.
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The formula effectively caps the number of seats any one party can gain.
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There are, of course, differences in the plausibility of any one conspiracy theory.
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Documents obtained by VICE News revealed that American special forces are involved in nearly 100 missions at any one time in Africa alone; a 2011 estimate of special operations missions counted 116 missions at any one time — across the world.
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Portland's four first-half assists was its lowest for any one half this season.
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"There isn't any one thing," said Kenneth Feld, chairman and CEO of Feld Entertainment.
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"If it fails any one of those tests, it must be stripped out": 1.
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"We're saying we can meet you at any one drop that we put out."
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The issue at hand is not about Aziz Ansari, or about any one man.
|
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It doesn't appear to have fully thrown its cards in with any one faction.
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For SpaceX's near future, however, it doesn't matter if any one particular rocket lands.
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We&aposll be lucky if we get any one of the three of them.
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Then, as usual, Twitter's a six-alarm fire or whatever, at any one point.
|
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Like most Apple projects, this is more about the ecosystem than any one service.
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Caesar doesn't lay blame on any one administration or political party for US inaction.
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On cheat day, I got to pick any one non-McDonald's meal I wanted.
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I would definitely recommend it to any one who has been dying for one.
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Any one that our stars are in, they're all replaced from the picture car.
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Beckmann's painting does not position itself on any one side of a polemical position.
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There's not any one factor that's easy to pinpoint, it's complic...no, why lie?
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But because it requires unanimous support, any one senator can also block their requests.
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When you reach the mountain top, try not to look down on any one.
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If I played any one of them it would be a dream come true.
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There are around 6,000 San Franciscans sleeping on the streets at any one time.
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Any one of its stories is a bracing read; together they form a masterpiece.
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What it became, and what has survived, is not what any one person intended.
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Any one of the technologies listed here has the potential to reshape our civilization.
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If there's any one weakness that the Sport suffers from, it's weak battery life.
|
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At least two smartphones are required to record any one meeting via the app.
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"There isn't any one thing," Feld, whose family purchased the circus in 1967, said.
|
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"Too much of any one thing would bring us away from diversification," Boneparth said.
|
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America's epidemic of gun violence has already proven too much for any one president.
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Still, it's hard to say conclusively that any one app is better than others.
|
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His 24 career homers against the Reds are the most against any one opponent.
|
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Any one of these could potentially get Flynn into hot water with the FBI.
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And the success of any one industrial venture depended on complementary investments in others.
|
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If you're looking for a USB-C cable, get any one but this one.
|
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But astrology is one more tool to understand any one thing with a personality.
|
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Massive disasters like Hurricane Harvey create more needs than any one organization can handle.
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All snafus we've had in the past, I don't regret any one of them.
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At any one time, there are only two Sith: a master and an apprentice.
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There will be a maximum of 1,000 tags in use at any one time.
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None of these issues should be determined through unilateral action by any one regulator.
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It would be a shame if any one of them got in your way.
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We can't attribute any of these changes in gun violence to any one cause.
|
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I think the shortest time any one of those people said was 247 years.
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Because we actually needed more people than we could capture at any one time.
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Was there any one video you shot that was particularly difficult to put together?
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Yes. Remove any one of these things, and Hillary Clinton is the 45th president.
|
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Take Uber or any one of the related ride-booking apps as an example.
|
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It's totally decentralized, which means it's not run by any one person or company.
|
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"We don't think any one person would unilaterally do this, or should," he said.
|
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The Constitution does not change to meet the personal desires of any one president.
|
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Each year, more comics hit the shops than any one person could ever read.
|
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That's why Trump didn't reach out to or schmooze with any one of them.
|
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At any one moment, there is no predicting which way the pooch will lurch.
|
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Pick any one to go to and you'll find some straight up gorgeous scenery.
|
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Any one lawmaker could have objected to McConnell's request to schedule the earlier vote.
|
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How much does any one quality you look for in a collaborator connect them?
|
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Less than a third of their land is in use at any one time.
|
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"The ramifications of any one of these factors is evident," Mountain said by email.
|
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Natasha Stagg: I don't know if I've read any one book more than twice.
|
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Because to power any one house requires a power plant and miles of wiring.
|
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The standard disclaimer is that it's tricky to link any one storm/flood/etc.
|
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"One wouldn't want to overstate any one particular boundary in this mosaic," Pollack argued.
|
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Any one of those is hard to pull off; Keith has mastered all three.
|
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To be clear, what's at stake is not about any one judge or vote.
|
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But India has been historically wary of drawing too near to any one country.
|
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It added that the memo is not intended to affect any one particular company.
|
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"I'm not used to sticking around that long in any one place," Cantone cracked.
|
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"The problems remaining to be solved - any one of them are showstoppers," Worden said.
|
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But it's unclear if lawmakers will be able to coalesce around any one bill.
|
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Presently, there is no will in Congress to implement any one of these ideas.
|
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There aren't any one-liners you'll be repeating for days and months after watching.
|
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This story takes the pressure off any one woman having to succeed or fail.
|
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I deliberately haven't singled any one out, for fear of possibly slighting the others.
|
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"You're not seeing the groundswell behind any one candidate," said Democratic pollster Chris Kofinis.
|
|
During her interview Hirono declined to endorse any one candidate for the Democratic nomination.
|
|
"We're not committed to any one contractor," Vice President Mike Pence said in March.
|
|
It would be facile to attribute any one of these events to future shock.
|
|
Then, gently tinker with any one of them to create an entirely new sauce.
|
|
"We have not connected him with any one person in the school," Johnston said.
|
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Any one of Abdul-Aziz's hundreds of grandsons could feel entitled to the throne.
|
|
But more often than not, the condition can't be traced to any one cause.
|
|
We haven't seen any one of these downward sort of trends take over yet.
|
|
Any one of the states Trump won by less than 5 points will do.
|
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Under the Senate's rules, any one senator can object to a unanimous consent request.
|
|
"Nostalgia is generally a short-lived phenomenon for any one thing," St. Charles said.
|
|
They had four lines going, and I don't think we had any one going.
|
|
Any one of these factors would usually be enough to give chief executives pause.
|
|
American democratic norms and institutions are too strong for any one politician to destabilize.
|
|
An economic crisis in any one country generally offers cautionary lessons for other countries.
|
|
When you click into any one of these categories, you'll see a brief animation ...
|
|
Indeed, any one piece of the platform could blow up and damage the rest.
|
|
And I struggle with subscribing to any one dogmatic religious practice that excludes people.
|
|
His role won't be filled by any one employee, according to a company spokesperson.
|
|
It would have been so great if any one of those people picked up!
|
|
But early on, I saw the advantage of being independent from any one app.
|
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To reject any one of them was to risk being labeled a neoliberal sellout.
|
|
He wanted India to be defined by its diversity, not by any one faith.
|
|
Any one of them who makes eye contact is legally obligated to help you.
|
|
At any time, any one of the 220 different ad sets might go haywire.
|
|
By itself, any one of these shifts would represent a significant but manageable challenge.
|
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Depending on where you bet, any one of them might be a slight favorite.
|
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Any one of us may know unendurable affliction without the means to comprehend it.
|
|
She also avoids all things kitsch, and refuses to commit to any one creature.
|
|
The contradictions multiply until they seem to describe something larger than any one man.
|
|
In an industry built on creative inspiration, can any one person own a design?
|
|
In fact, the novel resists tracing any one particular relationship in a focused way.
|
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It's upheld the idea that the law is more powerful than any one man.
|
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If you've done any one of the three, then you could buy at 18.
|
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On a given night, Mr. Spiliadis might be found at any one of them.
|
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Any one of these individuals has the potential to suffer from burnout or PTSD.
|
|
At first glance at any one image, all that can be seen are stars.
|
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"It really does feel like it could have happened to any one of us."
|
|
But any one member can call for a full recorded vote, and Kentucky Rep.
|
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But any one representative could hold up the mammoth spending package under that process.
|
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CS: They'll go to any one of the 71 properties that Facebook has bought.
|
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"I don't think there's any one answer" when it comes to breastfeeding, Jamieson said.
|
|
A state spokesperson said she couldn't comment on the particulars of any one disclosure.
|
|
But its changes are more significant than those of any one of its predecessors.
|
|
It could have been any one of us … it could have been my son.
|
|
I'm not saying any one of these outcomes would have been likely this year.
|
|
Now my general rule is no less than three nights in any one place.
|
|
Not just Christians or Jewish people or religious people or any one particular race.
|
|
Someone said that he's got about three different agendas going at any one time.
|
|
Nor should the news media measure itself against any one campaign's definition of fairness.
|
|
These benefits are not restricted to any one group, but extend around the globe.
|
|
It was also "decentralized," which means it was not owned by any one party.
|
|
National Republicans haven't weighed in on the primary in favor of any one candidate.
|
|
And the business is increasingly global, making any one country's laws difficult to enforce.
|
|
That, more than electing any one leader, is the true goal of Russian interference.
|
|
Instead, you'll find a word beginning with any one of the letters in GRAVITAS.
|
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Admitting any one of those students would upset the 75 percent black-Hispanic cap.
|
|
And yes, that initial spike was greater than any one moment for The Mandalorian.
|
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Any one of them in theory could have had a hot shower that night.
|
|
It's way too early to jump to conclusions on any one theory just yet.
|
|
The BJP won 282, the biggest majority for any one party in thirty years.
|
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"We are not about promoting any one way of living your life," they wrote.
|
|
He hasn't put his thumb on the scale for any one candidate in particular.
|
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It is currently unknown whether any one them was the driver of the van.
|
|
At any one time, there are more than 200,000 job openings in either city.
|
|
Any one of those unhappy surprises could wipe out a million dollars over night.
|
|
"At the moment, any one of them could roll over equities," according to Hogan.
|
|
How much influence can any one person -- the President included -- have on the Dow?
|
|
It is humanly impossible for any one person — or TV critic — to catch up.
|
|
Any one special election result can be a fluke because of district specific factors.
|
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Removing any one of those threats, starting with nuclear ones, should be a priority.
|
|
I would, however, be cautious about reading too much into any one special election.
|
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Too many separate components are needed for any one lab to tackle the problem.
|
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Any one person may inherit more DNA from one grandparent and less from another.
|
|
It is, however, a mistake to read too much into any one midseason contest.
|
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Letting any one group or party dominate the census process is a terrible idea.
|
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Any one of those senators could be the 51st vote to kill the bill.
|
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If any one of them is not nominated, it will be a true shock.
|
|
All that exposition made it hard to get emotionally invested in any one story.
|
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According to him, any one alone may be enough to trigger a déjà experience.
|
|
The issues at stake here for Facebook, and for the shadowy background data-mining and brokering of the online ad targeting industry as a whole, are clearly far greater than any one data misuse scandal or any one category of sensitive data.
|
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"I think I'd like to have any one of those people that we're talking about, there's probably the group of seven or eight right now, I'd like to run against any one of them," the President said, before returning to criticism of Biden.
|
|
Utilities and regulators, in other words, have to think a little like Mr. Springsteen: It's not just about maximizing the efficiency of the energy market on any one day, just as the Boss isn't trying to maximize his revenue from any one concert.
|
|
Had any one of a number of Republicans made any one of those choices differently — from creating the initial vacancy to halfheartedly accepting Mr. Moore in September — the party might not be staring at the possibility of electoral humiliation in the Deep South.
|
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How dare any one of you judge me and say that on a social platform.
|
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No one is ever able in this movie to lay claim to any one thing.
|
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Is there any one of the royal family who wants to be king or queen?
|
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Pick any one, and it won't take long to imagine a constituency for the program.
|
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Now, focusing on any one of these components can improve the speed of a CPU,.
|
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Student loan debt is an epidemic, and it isn't limited to any one political affiliation.
|
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At any one time I can be involved, actively, in as many as five projects.
|
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He also cautioned against market participants reacting to "any one-off fluctuations" in oil prices.
|
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Even as the story itself is much bigger than any one of its constituent parts.
|
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Tesla could have reacted by fixing any one of the bugs to block the attack.
|
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You can tap and hold on any one of the Vines to play it again.
|
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Any one of those questions could serve as the basis for a book-length thesis.
|
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In isolation, any one account could be more easily picked apart and cast into doubt.
|
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Any one of them could be better-placed to restore faith in our economic future.
|
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If there was any one feature that doomed the One M9, it was the camera.
|
|
And they are bigger than any one company or government can solve on its own.
|
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Any one of us would choke on potato chips too if it happened to us!
|
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There isn't any one of them that I am recommending now that the spread's closed.
|
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Any one of your favorite meals can be turned into a next-level bowl recipe.
|
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The most microfibres they found inside any one creature was five, in a hermit crab.
|
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Under Senate rules, any one senator can ask to vote on or pass a bill.
|
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Solving any one of those problems requires passion, skill, and dedication from a small team.
|
|
"Moderation is one of the hardest challenges on any one of these networks," Sotira says.
|
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Individuals, for instance, can borrow no more than 200,000 yuan from any one P2P lender.
|
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Each of those smaller areas can be assigned any one of the 10 different functions.
|
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I wouldn't say that we had any one comedy genre that we were looking to.
|
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No other religious denomination claims such a high percentage of souls in any one state.
|
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It could be any one of our characters or someone outside of the group too.
|
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However, wholesale reform is beyond the reach of any one individual, including the prime minister.
|
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I wouldn't focus on any one number no there's plenty of volatility in these numbers.
|
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JOHN STUMPF: Jim, again, I'm not gonna talk about any conversation with any one investor.
|
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The film at this point has not landed at any one streaming or entertainment company.
|
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" Davies added, "This generation is the one that spends more time indoors than any one.
|
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Is there any one song in particular that gives you the most joy to sing?
|
|
Trains will also run closer together, adding more to the system at any one time.
|
|
By winning any one of that trio, Clinton can block Trump's path to the presidency.
|
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"Not that any one of us are going to jail anytime soon," Barrymore quickly added.
|
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Less than 10% made $25,000 or more in any one year over the same period.
|
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This allows users to illuminate their entire keyboard with any one of 215 million colors.
|
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Fortunately, you can charge the laptop using any one of the four USB-C ports.
|
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But I never went full tilt into any one diagnosis as far as I knew.
|
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Unlike most demonstrations it was not commandeered by any one group with its identical posters.
|
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Not to mention that often more than one gene is responsible for any one trait.
|
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They felt no need whatsoever to commit in any one direction before next month's meeting.
|
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But for America to aim to balance trade with any one country would be pointless.
|
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I am incredibly disappointed that any campaign would lay complete blame on any one person.
|
|
But it could yet be undermined by any one EU member that refuses to ratify.
|
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"There's no way any one team is going to take care of that," Cunningham shared.
|
|
The Carmichael Show has no interest in playing to any one side of an argument.
|
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Because if any one of those things go wrong, you're pulled out of the experience.
|
|
Men like Amadou Gaye: experienced, highly rated, but not particularly loyal to any one app.
|
|
The cause of the fever could have been any one of myriad factors, Diez said.
|
|
Do you feel like you're most tied to any one place in particular, geographically speaking?
|
|
More than following any one plot, it details Jimmy's attempts to make something of himself.
|
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Our Constitution meticulously separates power to avoid any one person or entity having complete control.
|
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Let any one of them fill up or empty out completely and it's game over.
|
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I'm not sure he does any one thing particularly well, but he's a powerful kid.
|
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Any one of these things could be called a calculation, but not the Grammys performance.
|
|
It becomes a kind of death, far more final than any one act or incident.
|
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"This is not about any one person's political objectives or anything like that," Holder said.
|
|
"True democracy is a project that's much bigger than any one of us," Obama said.
|
|
Smith later acknowledged he'd made the remark, but not in reference to any one member.
|
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Any one of these bands could have made their own movie or own live record.
|
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But the problem of questionable or underreported data is not limited to any one state.
|
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Yu said that the issue of fentanyl was not something any one country could resolve.
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I want to feel like I could take any one of these different character paths.
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Of course, patriarchy and sexism are not the domain of any one culture or religion.
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"The Constitution does not prescribe any one basis for apportionment within states," Justice Thomas wrote.
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Footnote: The results are grouped by demographic -- not a reflection of any one tax return.
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We were part of an invisible and real presence that transcended any one of us.
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Search for any one story and you'd get a hundred stories, none of them complete.
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No one cursed or cried or complained, or even blamed anyone or any one play.
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Three Americans are among the new additions, the most Francis named from any one country.
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We never discussed the incident, but I dreaded any one-on-one meetings with him.
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"Lack of multiple looks, you can't settle in on any one single pitcher," Banister explained.
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Most scientists had previously thought that memory was not dependent on any one cortical area.
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"It's not right for market participants to react to any one-off fluctuations," he said.
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That could have been any one of us or our families on the duck [boat].
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If you take any one moment from the Trump Show out of context, it's striking.
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The chairman has denied that his deregulatory agenda was intended to benefit any one company.
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"I'm definitely not going to prescribe any one-size-fits-all approach," he told me.
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The key to community organizing is that it's not about winning on any one issue.
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Small differences in any one of those areas can cause tiny differences in color perception.
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I'm told that there are only ever about 30 people here at any one time.
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"It can be almost impossible to parse out any one, individual influencer's motivations," Lewis said.
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Cargill, the largest privately held U.S. company, charters over 600 ships at any one time.
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Still, it's not clear that any one plan can gain the required support in parliament.
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Under committee rules, any one member can delay a vote on legislation for a week.
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Any one of those pieces would make for a noteworthy evening; together, they were overwhelming.
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"It's not targeted to any one particular district or group of people," Mr. Moulton said.
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AES, known as 'brain fever' is caused by any one of a number of viruses.
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It's not the work of any one person, but of generations upon generations of labor.
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It is important that media can act without fear or dependence upon any one entity.
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"There is not any one security safeguarding for an Air Force One flight," he said.
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But the advantages of attractiveness aren't confined to any one situation or goal, she noted.
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These impossible combinations, this infinite variety — all this, and not any one thing, was Morocco.
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What warrior priest could wear any one of these for a significant amount of time?
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Great negotiators are appropriately skeptical that any one man or country can manage it all.
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This lack of civility in politics cannot be blamed on any one individual or party.
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"E-commerce is much bigger than any one company," a spokesperson said in a June.
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What the polls do not suggest, however, is a huge victory for any one candidate.
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Any one of them could be the trigger for a new and undetected American outbreak.
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The surge doesn't seem to be a result of enthusiasm for any one Democratic candidate.
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Any one of the problems facing Afghanistan right now would be an urgent national issue.
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You don't stay too long on any one idea, or else they'll know you've committed.
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"I don't think there was any one big suggestion," Mr. Liddell said in an interview.
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The Social Dilemma's target is that model, rather than any one individual corporation or executive.
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Any one of these bars, by itself, could hold your attention as an expressive gesture.
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And yet this represented one of the two smallest groups belonging to any one syndicate.
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With any before and after file, any one of these filetypes can decrypt the others.
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You could have seen any one of them causing a crisis for Philip and Elizabeth.
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The big picture: One thing's for sure — it's not because of any one political system.
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Perhaps it is anti-hygge to suggest that any one of its gurus might prevail.
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"It was more money than I had ever received at any one time," he said.
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OK, these may be impractical proposals, any one of which would require major diplomatic lifting.
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If he loses any one of these four winner-take-all states, he's in trouble.
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Now, it's limited to 100 lots, no more than two hours at any one time.
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"Any one of these guys, I&aposd follow them anywhere," Bobby said of his companions.
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That's why anyone heralding a radical shift because of any one report is probably wrong.
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Our bodies are naturally filled with a minute amount of methemoglobin at any one time.
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The answer to any one of those questions could end up shaking up entire industries.
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He believes they foster competition and keep any one aide from accumulating too much power.
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Refracted by divergent cultures, any one object is not the same thing in two places.
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And again, that's a shame that goes well beyond any one party's or politician's fortunes.
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But none of them advocate drastic change or abstinence in any one nutrient or food.
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Limits on the number of people from each household allowed outside at any one time.
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At most, there will be 2000,24 people allowed on the surface at any one time.
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One of my favourite pop-punk bands is a fictional group hardly any one remembers.
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I think we have never — never has any one country been closer than we are.
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Is there any one thing that was broken that you wish you could have back?
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I couldn't say that any one song or musician directly influenced any of my paintings.
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This was not a call against any one person, it was a call to action.
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As much as any one game can, Monday's summed up the past month in Minnesota.
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If any one country is truly synonymous with robotics, it is without a doubt Japan.
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In fact, in our blog post, we didn't mention any one single individual artist either.
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But the hormones in birth control prevent any one follicle from producing a viable ovum.
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We will lay down commentary against all of these and for the core fan of any one of those sports, or fans of any one of those athletes, or fans of nations that perhaps — or nations of origin for them — there's an opportunity to view.
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Twelve rounds of matches remain, and any one of four teams can still win the title.
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In instances of environmental contamination, any one in the chain of title can be held liable.
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That means any one publisher now has the scale and ad targeting capability of a Facebook.
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The band's dormancy has allowed Gane the freedom to work without any one project in mind.
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It could happen to any one of us when we have an encounter with the police.
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There's nothing quite like trying to coordinate your group chat to complete any one, singular task.
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"The maximum any one person can make is a quarter of a million dollars," said Agag.
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Wait and see large institutional clients sell tons of assets at any one period of time.
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Scroll on to become a February 14 MVP with any one of the tasty arrangements ahead.
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The blame for 3D Touch's lack of adoption doesn't exactly fall on any one group's shoulders.
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Which, uh, well, seems like a lot of power to give to any one person. 383.
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I mean love somebody from any one of those categories or make up a new category.
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Horses can be raced under the jurisdiction of any one of the 38 independent governing bodies.
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Any one of us may sit here and think that you're picking the wrong option, right?
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We'd need about 15 friends to even make an attempt at any one of these dishes.
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" Miss Davies added, "This generation is the one that spends more time indoors than any one.
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The Florida mom claims she has not spent more than about $4 on any one outfit.
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"E-commerce is much bigger than any one company," a spokesperson said in an emailed statement.
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Has any one of these sites ever attempted to charge you for not using their service?
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Loneliness can strike at different times in life and it can strike any one of us.
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Now, any one of these companies can download the software to begin manufacturing on its own.
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The countries prefer small numbers of deportees to be sent at any one time, he added.
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Pinning an answer for the opioid crisis on any one reason might be a fool's errand.
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" Another insider added, "If this was any one else, a family member, it'd just be sad.
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How likely is it that any one of us will get infected by the Wuhan virus?
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"Any revenue numbers in any one year should not dictate long-term tax policy," he said.
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BOB IGER: Well, first of all, we don't think of Star Wars as any one thing.
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I'd say about 20 percent of my friends have cracked phone screens at any one time.
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There doesn't appear to be any one aspect of the phone responsible for the predicted delay.
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Click on any one of the articles, and it will come up immediately, with no wait.
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But analysts say the problems go deeper than any one quarter — good or bad — can reveal.
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Any one of them could win his heart — or none of them could win at all.
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" Johnson began to restate the question, and Matthews interrupted: "Any one of the continents, any country.
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The report suggests the Postal Service's financial woes are much more complex than any one deal.
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The transformative potential of competency based education lies in more than any one product or application.
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Although, by that time, any one will be able to "remix" bodycam video in real time.
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The objective was to make it very difficult for any one party to control the government.
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Some of those delegates included at least 95 delegates who are "unbound" to any one candidate.
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"I didn't want any one of his family to feel uncomfortable," she said, according to Byrne.
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Egan told Politico that Facebook wouldn't be "endorsing any one candidate, issue, or political party."[Politico]
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The deals are not specific to any one site, and can be found at many retailers.
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No. The brand is bigger than any one of us will ever be on our own.
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There's never any one reason why markets move or investors suddenly become extra fearful or optimistic.
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" For Baddieani, the issues he's explored in his art are not related to any one "cause.
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" She also added, "The idea that Mr. Plank uniquely listens to any one individual is absurd.
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And if there's any one thing that wireless earbuds needs to nail, it's long battery life.
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And at any one time there were tens of thousands watching live all around the world.
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Perhaps, though it is equally likely the currents were stronger than any one person could shift.
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Lynch asked her if she knew any one-legged girls and if she had a monkey.
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Most sports have one place where viewers are focusing their attention on at any one time.
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It's about how best to balance protecting any one person's secrets and society as a whole.
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That's the largest amount of time spent in any one streaming video app in a month.
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You can try out this app for yourself if you own any one of these devices.
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If you could meet any one member of the band, who would it be and why?
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The truth is, though, their work isn't confined to just this year (or any one year).
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If any one of those people were someone you loved, the point would be abundantly clear.
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They arise from no single cause and cannot be curbed by any one policy or reform.
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Check out any one of these movies, which are all streaming on a device near you.
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Given its product and geographic diversity, it does not have significant exposure to any one customer.
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The most government shutdowns under any one president happened during the term of President Ronald Reagan.
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This ties the record for the most named storms in the Atlantic at any one time.
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Spanning nearly four decades, Day-Lewis' career has touched an audience that transcends any one generation.
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But any one of them truly stand on their own and are truly worth the money.
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So anybody, anywhere, [in] any one of our 19 markets will never make below minimum wage.
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The "[Intimate Privacy Protection Act] was not created to address any one case specifically," she said.
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Can you comment on whether you believe the company is overly reliant on any one customer?
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Swift has not yet responded to any one of Perry's multiple blessings or offers of forgiveness.
|
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For more than two years I didn't—and couldn't—process the death of any one person.
|
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The degradation of political civility is not exclusive to supporters or opponents of any one party.
|
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But that is around a fifth of all the vaccine held worldwide at any one time.
|
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The crowded field of contenders has made it difficult for any one candidate to pull away.
|
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It is hard work, and it takes time: Sweeping change doesn't come from any one election.
|
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Sunday's vote again denied any one party the 176-seat majority required to form a government.
|
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That broad exclusion order goes beyond any one company, giving Converse protections against potential future knockoffs.
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A story more powerful, more hungry, more implacable than any one of ours will ever be.
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The power he enjoys is far beyond what any one person should have in a democracy.
|
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But Harvey never scored even 21988 goals in any one season during his 20013-season career.
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It's irregular, as inattention by any one of the numerous sequential evaluators stops the whole thing.
|
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The new rules do not try to single out any one investment as a poor option.
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This policy covers all headwear and is not directed at any one particular item or group.
|
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A little tug in any one corner of the web quickly reverberates throughout the whole thing.
|
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We have at any one time 100,000 team members in our branch and retail bank network.
|
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Based on our understanding of Kuiper belt dynamics, any one of these orbits is extremely unlikely.
|
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She doesn't have any[one] who could help her financially or help her get a job.
|
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He also said the company doesn't make decisions on an ad based on any one indicator.
|
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" I was like, "I got four numbers I don't know if any one of them work.
|
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"During my congressional campaign I said that this was not about any one person," Pressley said.
|
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I'VE ALWAYS SAID WHERE IT IS ON ANY ONE DAY, AGAIN, I'M NOT GOING TO COMMENT.
|
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Push down on any one corner, and the other two corners rise up towards the ceiling.
|
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In his Tuesday address, Turnbull said that his proposed reforms "are not about any one country."
|
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It would be wrong to assume that any one election will see it off this time.
|
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Today's special election is bigger than any one person; it's about the views of all Montanans.
|
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"I don't know if there is any one correct answer, and time will tell," he said.
|
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Consumers know that they can get a power drill...at any one of a hundred places.
|
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His work is not confined to any one medium, or only to be found in museums.
|
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"I didn't want to become a megaphone for any one particular set of beliefs," she said.
|
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Trout is so roundly talented, in fact, that the sum threatens to overshadow any one skill.
|
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It's hard to pinpoint any one specific area of Beal's game that needs to get better.
|
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But there's so many different puzzle pieces that it's hard to say it's any one thing.
|
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I don't want to bring up any bad memories, but does any one gaffe stand out?
|
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So in discussing Cleveland's off-season plans, trading any one of these three doesn't feel wise.
|
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They're full of surprises and its seldom that any one person can predict the next direction.
|
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The law banned assault weapons that contained any one of a list of military-style features.
|
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I was not dedicated to any one, but I had had a summer job at Citibank.
|
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Though a short experience, it was longer than most people spend interacting with any one artwork.
|
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I've got five guys, and any one of them could come up there and do it.
|
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Painter's masking tape: If you don't have some, any one of these on Amazon will do.
|
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I feel like Apple, they can't spend more than $3 billion on any one thing, right?
|
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That the weight of our sickly planet is too much for any one person to shoulder.
|
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"My intuition is that it's not any one thing, but a constellation of things," she said.
|
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And any one of those probably is not enough to make that big of a difference.
|
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Sampled, spliced or composed sound comes at you from above rather than from any one source.
|
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But would any one of you have even a prayer of winning a Republican presidential nomination?
|
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"We have to be wary of any one solution for a problem this complex," he said.
|
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But we really have more important things on our agenda than calibrating any one senator's spine.
|
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That said, this isn't the kind of experience that pushes you in any one particular direction.
|
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" It helps, he added, that "this administration produces more risible material than any one in history.
|
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We must be open and fair, and there can be no exclusivity in any one sector.
|
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"You can have a successful college experience at any one of our campuses," Ms. Napolitano said.
|
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Set up any one of these awesome gaming PCs and turn your desktop into a battlestation.
|
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We don't want any one part of the room to be the front of the room.
|
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The examples that we're currently aware of: Independently, any one of these actions would be troubling.
|
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That reality could make it even harder for any one candidate to keep pace with Sanders.
|
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"We can't blame any one individual or country at this point yet," she said on Thursday.
|
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Any one of these facts or allegations, by itself, likely would not constitute obstruction of justice.
|
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Under Senate rules any one senator can try to set up a vote on a bill.
|
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Authorities have not yet identified any one person or organization believed to be behind the explosions.
|
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Neither period nor modern in style, it does not insist on any one-for-one relevance.
|
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Any one of these topics could have made for a compelling documentary in its own right.
|
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I don't mean that any one type of person is funnier or more insightful than another.
|
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If any one ceremony could encapsulate why the Recording Academy can't be trusted, it's this one.
|
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Currently, only 1 megabyte of transactions can be processed at any one time, leading to delays.
|
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The point is: For anybody else, any one of those offenses would be a fireable offense.
|
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Is there any one or was it all of them together, tariffs, offshoring, bringing in imports?
|
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Right now, DHS is a behemoth that is impossible for any one person to manage effectively.
|
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Overemphasizing any one of these will lead to frustration, anxiety and dejection over the long-term.
|
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But the Times reported Thursday that the complaint is broader than any one call or promise.
|
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At this point, we have no reason to believe that any one acted incorrectly or correctly.
|
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I don&apost think there&aposs any one "correct" way to approach the holidays after grief.
|
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A month ago, any one of those elements might have fueled a steep decline in stocks.
|
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That was the whole ... Any one you walked through ... LS: You could feel their heart beat?
|
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This job is more fun than any one person has a right to have at work.
|
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It's not conforming to any one way of thinking about how movies are made and distributed.
|
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And any one of those political actors can derail progress through corruption, cronyism or simple neglect.
|
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Any one of those people would seem more or as deserving of a nom as McCormack.
|
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The operation was not about any one country or to make a political statement, McMarr said.
|
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Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, caused by any one of a number of viruses.
|
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It could also be a chance for any one of them to blow a golden opportunity.
|
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A lot of people are heading towards the pre-packed, pre-made stuff that you can get at any one of your Joan's on Third, any one of your places that's going to sell you just a fancy tuna fish [with] lots of bells, lots of whistles.
|
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Or, you can try any one of the following 10 products formulated specifically to guard against pollution.
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I think I&aposd like to have any one of those people that we&aposre talking about.
|
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"Any one of the other hackers would have found it eventually," said Melia of his Starbucks hack.
|
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The problem Zuckerberg faces is running an empire that's too big for any one entity to control.
|
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So being a triathlete means you can find advantages in any one, or combinations, of those types.
|
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They described a detector that is sensitive to photons of a single frequency at any one time.
|
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The potential threat to democracy is a problem much bigger than the outcome of any one election.
|
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If any one of these issues arises, here are some questions and ideas to discuss with kids.
|
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I think any one of them would have made a terrific nominee and people had their favorites.
|
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And honestly, the president is not going to be going wrong by choosing any one of them.
|
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That cap broadly restricts the US to having more than 500 forces there at any one time.
|
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The Obama administration established limits on how many troops could be in Iraq at any one time.
|
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"Too much of any one thing is not a good thing for your overall biochemistry," Kallsen says.
|
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However, it's important to note that the results of any one study shouldn't sway you too much.
|
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The pressure to represent is pretty heavy stuff, and a lot of responsibility for any one movie.
|
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He embraced all cultures and was too broad to be defined by any one color or culture.
|
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I'm not scared to try any one trend, and I don't really have a defined signature look.
|
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The company says it has 15 million daily visitors and 1.3 million users at any one time.
|
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Someone had to win and Ed Sheeran is deserving as any one of the other talented artists .
|
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If I could tell young women any one thing, it would be to always bet on yourself.
|
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"In reality, no harm has been done to any one or any of his students," she said.
|
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It's impossible to say if any one party was responsible for the demise of an independent TCM.
|
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Estonians take solace in the guarantees of institutions, which they see as stronger than any one leader.
|
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Selim, when contacted, declined to attribute his departure earlier this month to any one person or issue.
|
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Josh Groban and Kat Dennings have reportedly broken up (cue any one of Groban's many sad songs).
|
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A bar, choir or office might have a few tens of potential partners for any one person.
|
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If you could wake up tomorrow having gained any one quality or ability, what would it be?
|
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"There are dangers wedding yourself to any one economic indicator," a former Trump administration official said Monday.
|
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Walmart doesn't suggest that any one sensor type would work best; rather, it lays out its options.
|
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The city will allow no more than 2,500 electric scooters on the streets at any one time.
|
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Five cards can be in play at any one time, often creating elaborate mixes spanning multiple genres.
|
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How much corruption do we need here for any one individual before something happens, I am sorry.
|
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In the long-term, obviously, the forces shaping climate are bigger than any one president or administration.
|
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Also, what is important is the totality of the circumstances, not any one particular fact or circumstance.
|
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Make sure you are not using up too much of your credit lines at any one time.
|
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In the Gizmodo report, Facebook denied withholding updates based on "potential impact with any one political party."
|
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"Not that any one of us are going to jail anytime soon," the mother of two said.
|
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"That was us in that mall last night -- any one of us at any time," Sexton said.
|
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"That was us in that mall last night --any one of us at any time," Sexton said.
|
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However, per an agency press release, the agency will limit the amount given to any one company.
|
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While Louise told Kloss to use her favorite Biologique Recherche Masque VIP O2, any one will do.
|
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But there is a limit in America to how much any one person is going to have.
|
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That diversity of investment targets, he argued, helped minimize the firm's exposure to any one weak sector.
|
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Michael Stewart could have been any one of us standing in that train station writing our names.
|
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Strike a balance between "trying" and "too hard" with any one of the gifts on this list.
|
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Positive, comprehensive LGBTQ sex ed isn't a straightforward issue that can be solved with any one solution.
|
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Fans can use any one of the 48 EV charging stations or take advantage of bike valets.
|
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"We're not biased to any one family, we invest in a purely financially driven manner," added Yip.
|
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Are they blaming any one group of people or are they looking for solutions at this point?
|
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He's been managing Arsenal longer than we've lived in any one place, watched with any other person.
|
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The commission has five members, no more than three of whom can be from any one party.
|
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"Of course, Women's contributions in the workplace are just as valuable as any one else's," he continued.
|
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Other issues, like climate change and vaccinations, can have a significant impact on any one of us.
|
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"No," Harden shakes off my question about whether this year's roster is thin in any one area.
|
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" He continued: "From a scientific perspective, life doesn't begin at any one point, it is a continuum.
|
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Fans were conditioned to expect the unexpected and not to get too attached to any one character.
|
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Any one-story buildings left needed to be modified to include an emergency shelter from future tsunamis.
|
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I don't know if I can point to any one thing and say "that's tech" in 2019.
|
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"We have a lot of threats, and it's hard to key on any one guy," Beal said.
|
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All of those lives, depending only on him — how could any one man bear such a burden?
|
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"I think it would be misleading to call any one device today an XR device," he says.
|
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The Falcons got four possessions with which to answer any one of the Patriots' 215 unanswered points.
|
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Any one of Kyle Korver, Andre Iguodala, Shaun Livingston, P.J. Tucker, or C.J. Miles would be perfect.
|
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Maybe any one of us, too, would have not seen the truck — as unlikely as that sounds.
|
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Broad bipartisan majorities in Congress urged the administration to veto any one-sided resolution attacking Israel's legitimacy.
|
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I think it's unlikely that any one layer of clothing is going to make a huge difference.
|
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"If we find any one operating such homes illegally, strong action will be taken," Kujur told Reuters.
|
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He said if any one has stellar data, or lands a deal, the payoff could be considerable.
|
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"I don't think any one is ever going to find that kind of sweet spot," he said.
|
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That agreement may unravel if any one of its major components is changed, budget committee members said.
|
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The Berkshire Hathaway CEO added, however, the U.S. has a "secret sauce" that transcends any one president.
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I'm not affiliated with any political party, and there isn't any one party I always side with.
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And that's not to any one person and don't quote me that it is, because it's not.
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The author of the bill, MP Serdjiu Sirbu, denies that it is aimed at any one country.
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Any one of those cases could be a tempting target for third-party research firms like Ergo.
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This is no different than how any one learns and carries out his or her job responsibilities.
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Pick any one and inquire about its significance, and the answer will most likely be: Who knows?
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The decentralization offered by blockchain also means that cryptocurrencies aren't tied to any one country or government.
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What is clear is that the opioid crisis doesn't fit neatly into any one jurisdiction or system.
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This isn't a clash over any one policy, but over political, cultural, and economic power going forward.
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Below are some of my very favorite things, any one which would happily occupy a weekend afternoon.
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The job is to pull out relevant information, without spending too much time in any one source.
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These workers are not confined to any one region; the entire country will share in the pain.
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Under Senate rules, any one senator could object to quickly moving the bill across the Senate floor.
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Winning the Formula Two title would put any one of them in a strong position for 2019.
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"We don't have any concrete evidence that any one event is tied to a supernovae," Mellott said.
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Mueller is working hard to find the truth, though not necessarily to bring down any one individual.
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If there's any one person out there I know that is miserable, most of them are billionaires.
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"We have to manage that in such a way that we don't upset any one of them."
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Clinton can accept only up to $13,400 from any one donor over the course of her campaign.
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But not any one issue is going to trigger, 'Oh now we're going to go do this.
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But Trump's war on the media is not really about harassing me or any one news outlet.
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"If I could be like any one of them, I think I'll be all right," Dunn said.
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But because it requires the signoff of every senator, any one senator can also block their request.
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ET. Analysts cautioned against pinning the surge on any one headline, or even the Saudi arrests alone.
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Any one of them could tell my story with the right blend of kinship, empathy and irony.
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I simply don't trust Facebook, or any one company, with the responsibility for determining what is true.
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Since these business tools are universally available, they plainly don't inherently confer advantage on any one player.
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"Is there any one of the royal family who wants to be king or queen?" he said.
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Critic's Notebook Nostalgia is too big a force in pop culture to belong to any one institution.
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