But is there anybody at all in Switzerland who wants Syngenta back?
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It wasn't to hurt anybody at all … We're all in a good place.
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Because out there, at the end of the sightline, there isn't anybody at all.
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I would argue it shouldn't involve CBP in the business of housing anybody at all.
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"We got started later than anybody at all in this campaign," Biden told reporters while in Columbus, Ohio.
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Kelly is not a flight risk and "he's not a danger to anybody at all," the attorney has said.
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"He's certainly not a flight risk, he's not a danger to anybody at all," Greenberg told reporters outside the courtroom.
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"A lot of times when somebody's telling me their story, it's really the first time they're telling anybody at all," Coleman says.
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I don't think an edge-to-edge screen is gonna be impressive to anybody, at all ever again, in like two months.
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It was exciting I mean I've – you know I'd been seeing her for a period of time when I – literally didn't tell anybody at all.
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Don't even mention my name to anybody at all, because if you do, I'm going to take these pictures, and I'm going to put them everywhere I can.
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While they're maybe trying to make a point in not reviving some of the jobs Obama had, they certainly in those other jobs haven't found anybody at all.
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"Protectionism never actually helps anybody at all and as we move into a post-Brexit arena we want it to be as free and as open as possible," he said.
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It's a nigh-perfect embodiment of the classic Shepard man without qualities, stripped down to his formless core and wondering how he ever thought he was not just somebody, but anybody at all.
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The novel thing about Bitcoin was that it created a way to move value around—a debit in my column would appear as a credit in yours—without having to trust anybody at all.
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Indeed, as Mr Fea notes, the more strongly people believe in a divine hand in history, the more open they are to the idea that God can choose anybody at all to serve his inscrutable purpose.
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Marc Hirsh of The Boston Globe wrote, "When [Trainor] steps away from pastiche, she struggles; John Legend comes through loud and clear on boilerplate ballad 'Like I'm Gonna Lose You,' while she could be anybody at all". Billboard writer Carl Wilson said Legend's vocal added "deeper textures to an otherwise static [song]".
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Obviously successful in the professional world, William is at a loss in his newfound sanctuary. William's frustration festers as he observes Elias's adroitness with such tasks. Just as the property dispute escalates to a dangerous level, the three hear parts of an emergency radio broadcast indicating that an extremely large terrorist attack has caused widespread, catastrophic destruction in the world around them. The three are cut off from everything, completely in the dark as to whether anybody at all, is left alive in the area, the country or even the world.
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Hirsch concluded that Jesus was "paranoid" – pure and simple, adding that: > But Christ offers in every respect an absolutely typical picture of a > wellknown mental disease. All that we know of him corresponds so exactly to > the clinical aspect of paranoia, that it is hardly conceivable how anybody > at all acquainted with mental disorders, can entertain the slightest doubt > as to the correctness of the diagnosis. (p. 103) Soviet psychiatrist Y. V. Mints (1927) also diagnosed Jesus as suffering from paranoia. The literature of the USSR in the 1920s, following the tradition of the demythologization of Jesus, created in the works Strauss, Renan, Nietzsche and Binet-Sanglé, put forward two main themes – mental illness and deception.
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Tandy Corporation was the first to ship a Micro Channel-based computer, the 5000 MC, but company head John Roach said "I'm surprised anybody at all would want it"; Tandy only sold the computer, he said, because there was some demand for it. NCR Corporation adopted Micro Channel comprehensively - they designed and built high-performance personal computer, workstation and server platforms supporting it, including their own Micro Channel architecture-based logic componentry, including SCSI, graphics, networking, and audio. A small number of other manufacturers, including Apricot, Dell, Research Machines, and Olivetti adopted it, but only for part of their PC range. Despite the fact that MCA was a huge technical improvement over ISA, it soon became clear that its introduction and marketing by IBM was poorly handled.
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Saward stood against David Davis in the 2008 Haltemprice and Howden by-election. She criticised Davis for "saying nothing at all" about sexual violence issues while serving as Shadow Home Secretary, and stated that the DNA Database should be extended to help detection of sexual assault. In her view, there was a disparity between the "thousands" of people affected by sexual assault each year, compared to the detention proposals of the Counter-Terrorism Bill "which may not affect anybody at all" and felt that "somebody needs to get the issue of rape on to the agenda". On the issue of detaining suspects for up to 42 days, she told Julie Bindel: "If the police say they need more time to work on these cases, then I support them".
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NTSB lead investigator Robert Benzon further disputed the film's depiction, saying that investigators "weren't out to embarrass anybody at all", while a former NTSB investigator expressed concern that moviegoers would take it as evidence of "government incompetence". While the film has the NTSB presenting flight simulations showing that the airplane could have been landed at an airport, in the actual public hearing, Investigator-in-Charge Robert Benzon stated that "These flight simulations revealed that a successful return to LaGuardia or a diversion to Teterboro Airport was not assured". After the film was released Benzon said: Hanks told the Associated Press that Sullenberger himself was disturbed by the fictionalized version, going so far as to ask (having reviewed an early draft of the script) that the NTSB investigators' real names be removed from the characters. According to Hanks, Sullenberger felt that the real-life investigators "were not prosecutors" and it was not fair to associate them with changes in the story to depict "more of a prosecutorial process".
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Corroborating what Ayanfe said, the old man in the house, Pa Tunolase said he used to hear spiritual songs every night but he is not afraid for he knew it is the Angels from Heaven that are singing. His words ‘’ I used to hear spiritual songs coming out from the room in the midnight , and we don’t see anybody at all as we only hear voices. But it is crystal clear that the man Moses is a saint. Apostle Oladokun Aduragbemi the President General and the Spiritual Head of Eso, C&S;, Noah’s Ark in London said he came all the way from London to participate in the remembrance of the departed leader and said the room where Moses used in his father’s house is a sacred place where one’s prayer is accepted straight if one has faith. He gave an example ‘’ I came from London few days ago and I was called on the phone that one of my children was sick. I went straight to Papa’s room and prayed. Some hours later I was informed that he has been okay and doing well.
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