As a general rule, this is par for the course.
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So, as a general rule, we do not trust them.
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But as a general rule, now I will say not.
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As a general rule they are not the good guys.
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As a general rule, nothing good happens in elevator shafts.
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As a general rule, the monthly numbers are seasonally adjusted.
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As a general rule, though, momentum is overrated in primary politics.
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As a general rule, Spencer's followers do not speak to him.
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But as a general rule, Trump's rhetoric is usually just posturing.
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It would be perverse to embrace inconvenience as a general rule.
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As a general rule, Harper recommends reading your writing out loud.
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As a general rule, November's food magazines lead with the birds.
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As a general rule, black Americans do not support Donald Trump.
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But I also love grim, epic tragedy as a general rule.
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So, as a general rule, be skeptical of any emails from retailers.
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As a general rule, I avoid talking to my parents about sex.
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As a general rule, it's a good idea to stay logged in.
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As a general rule, customers can expect long waits and surly staff.
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Our brains are lazy, as a general rule, because thinking is work.
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As a general rule, drinks with more alcohol will carry more calories.
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O'Grady is, as a general rule, supremely intelligent and unafraid of candor.
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As a general rule, anti-Semitism has not been a problem here.
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As a general rule, I don't pay attention to Mr. Trump's Tweets.
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As a general rule, the smaller the town, the shorter the ballot.
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Price and hype don't really bother me, as a general rule, anyway.
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"As a general rule, I don't pay attention to Mr. Trump's tweets."
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As a general rule, I'd use the points if you have them.
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Mr. Trump is, as a general rule, disinclined to cede the spotlight.
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This makes sense as a general rule of confidentiality protecting judicial deliberations.
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As a general rule, startups tend to be better at this than incumbents.
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As a general rule, BuzzFeed News does not use images from nongovernmental organizations.
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As a general rule, one flag isn't enough to provide a smoking gun.
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Let's all admit it: College students, as a general rule, are master procrastinators.
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"As a general rule, we don't read out private diplomatic meetings," it responded.
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As a general rule, the first sneeze or two should be politely acknowledged.
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As a general rule, life insurance gets more expensive as you get older.
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As a general rule, I try not to talk about it too much.
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As a general rule, Dr. Lerner suggests we be vigilant rather than underreacting.
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As a general rule, the newer the cathedral, the worse its financial problems.
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Other European DPAs do disclose the targets of their decisions as a general rule.
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As a general rule, the more women in a profession, the lower the wages.
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As a general rule, budget an extra 15 minutes, or check specific departure times.
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As a general rule, anything Motiejunas can do, Cousins can do much, much better.
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As a general rule, the higher your credit score, the better off you are.
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As a general rule, never share personal or financial information via email or message.
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As a general rule, anything involving the words "skull breaker" should probably be avoided.
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As a general rule, the smaller the loan, the higher the necessary interest rate.
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As a general rule, what's more, noncompliance is a poor justification for terminating care.
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As a general rule, higher RF power is required to operate at a lower frequency.
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It's not as if Amazon has steered clear of sex toys as a general rule.
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"As a general rule the states do things better than the federal government does," Sen.
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As a general rule, the longer we live, the more likely we are to die.
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As a general rule, garden shovels have rounded, concave blades that come to a point.
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As a general rule, these companies have not had trouble buying product samples for testing.
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As a general rule, Fortean Times is more interested in raising questions than supplying explanations.
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As a general rule of thumb, more people working equals more goods and services created.
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Arm around lower back or kiss on head are boundary violations, as a general rule.
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The game is a bit like street hockey, with more tattoos, as a general rule.
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As a general rule, the SEC does not offer details or comments about ongoing investigations.
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As a general rule, the darker the black level, the better contrast a TV has.
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Countries, as a general rule, are not well-equipped to consider their own darkest moments.
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As a general rule, most products or diets that claim they'll "detox" you are total bunk.
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Take it from the pros:Also, as a general rule, please don't don't aim for the face.
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Also, as a general rule, only buy what you have the cash to pay for already.
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Synopsys, which boasts a $13 billion market cap, doesn't seem highly acquisitive as a general rule.
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As a general rule, the Trump administration's immigration actions aren't shocking because they're unprecedented power grabs.
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As a general rule, I think guys who are confident and secure in themselves are attractive.
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Republics, as a general rule don't survive the current level of economic inequality without political violence.
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"As a general rule, our testing does not disclose high amounts of lead," he told CNN.
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As a general rule, however, if there's glass in your pizza, do not eat that pizza.
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As a general rule, though, cooking with olive oil is the better choice for overall health.
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But as a general rule, presidential debate moderators don't think fact-checking candidates is their job.
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But as a general rule, good choices include anchovies, sardines, herring, tuna, pollock, cod and haddock.
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As a general rule, state supreme courts have the final word on questions of state law.
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As a general rule, merchants in Europe pay lower transaction fees than those in emerging markets.
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As a general rule, people do not compare other people to Donald Trump as a compliment.
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As a general rule, membership prices get lower the longer your commitment to the site is.
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As a general rule, the dark the color of a tagged enemy's icon, the lower the threat.
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As a general rule, drones cannot be flown for money or economic reward without a specific licence.
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As a general rule, I'm always happy to see Lupita Nyong'o on the cover of a magazine.
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As a general rule, Apple's computers last for a long time regardless of the specs it has.
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As a general rule, the more dimensions a geometric space has, the more symmetries it can have.
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As a general rule, try to do all online shopping from the comfort of your own home.
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As a general rule, though, the American Academy of Dermatology recommends reapplying sunscreen approximately every two hours.
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As a general rule, withdrawals from a traditional IRA account are subject to ordinary income-tax rates.
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As a general rule, it's best to get your core squad with you from the get go.
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Watching scenery being changed is not, as a general rule, what you go to the theater for.
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As a general rule, remember to move any valuable items to the highest floor in your house.
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As a general rule, the military's ratings were less generous, which adversely impacted troops' post-service benefits.
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As for the board interview, as a general rule, it is never a good idea to lie.
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Always read the label, and as a general rule, buy those with as few ingredients as possible.
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As a general rule, it also never hurts to be nice to the people preparing your food.
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As a general rule, the Justice Department has a duty to defend federal laws challenged in court.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "As a general rule, never trust someone's medical advice when they use the word 'miracle.
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Indeed, as a general rule, people aren't allowed to sue the government over visa denials at all.
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Vine culture, as a general rule, was happy in a way that many other social media platforms weren't.
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As a general rule of thumb, the bigger they get, the more you need to let them go.
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So as a general rule, these companies have matured, they've deepened their offering, they've constructed more definable positions.
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As a general rule, anyone who posts pictures of money and talks about investment opportunities is probably trouble.
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There should be a minimum of 6.4 millimeters of brake pad remaining as a general rule of thumb.
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As a general rule, Dr. Tosh suggested people stay home until they are fever-free for 24 hours.
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As a general rule, when the government spends money on something, it's better to get something in return.
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"As a general rule, the shape of a product cannot be protected by an E.U. trademark," she said.
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"As a general rule, I would tell people: Save the Groupon for a yoga class," Ms. Shirai said.
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Mike: I think, as a general rule, I am against TV shows that incorporate puns into the title.
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As a general rule, if you take on more risk, the rewards tend to be greater over time.
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"As a general rule, our office does not publicly discuss specific company projects," he wrote in an email.
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As a general rule, the executive branch must provide a reasoned explanation when it announces a new policy.
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As a general rule, though, the more a person drinks, the more likely they are to experience blackouts.
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As a general rule, regulatory changes would likely not be permissible under the Byrd Rule, as he said.
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Pigs, cupcakes, lipsticks: As a general rule, everything that's already cute becomes exponentially more so when in miniature form.
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As a general rule, the FCC recommends engaging as little as possible with incoming phone numbers you don't know.
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Well, first of all, as a general rule the states do things better than the federal government does [things].
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Still, everyone seemed happy to have a chat and — as a general rule — people at Glastonbury are very approachable.
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So, here's the deal: As a general rule, anything with sparkles will last one to three days after opening.
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On Thursday, and in October as a general rule, baseball subverts its sales pitch by embodying it so perfectly.
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As a general rule, the more foreign companies prize China's market, the more they have to fear (see article).
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While it's uncomfortable to trust WWE as a general rule, this situation has worked out mostly for the better.
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As a general rule, if Mr. Blanchard is puzzled about something involving global economics, you probably should be, too.
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As a general rule of thumb, it's safe to say that venture investment tends to be a local affair.
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As a general rule, try to keep a healthy supply of those common materials on hand at all times.
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"As a general rule, whether Americans like the president or not, they will hate the government more," he said.
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As a general rule, if you are in a lower tax bracket now, choose the Roth 203(k) option.
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As a general rule, the Dallas Cowboys' bus is not a place for the faint of heart or liver.
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As a general rule, I am inclined to oppose the threshold dismissals and to favor witnesses in Senate trials.
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"This is Tim's comment and as a general rule, we don't comment on M&A speculations," she told Reuters.
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But as a general rule, it's certainly true that investors are just not into the safety plays right now.
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"As a general rule, the story of America has been one that's about moving in the right direction," he said.
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As a general rule, if you have to tell everyone that your shoes are fire, then they probably aren't fire.
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As a general rule, you want to spend no more than 215 percent of your monthly gross income on housing.
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In the mutual fund industry the one thing fund managers are not paid for, as a general rule, is performance.
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As a general rule, I return the call of every journalist and refuse to meet with any corporate communications exec.
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As a general rule, he waits 48 hours to collect his thoughts before addressing someone who has really annoyed him.
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As a general rule, the influenza virus likes to spread in colder, drier weather, so it peters out during summer.
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O'Malley Dillon: As a general rule, the idea that tough primaries splinter our voters for the general is typically overblown.
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As a general rule, a free service should never ask you for your credit card information to check your credit.
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"As a general rule, we suggest all users choose strong passwords when creating online accounts on any platform," she said.
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"As a general rule we are down overall but that doesn't mean that those two horses didn't matter," she said.
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As a [general rule of thumb], you could expect that your employer or a lawyer wouldn't trust your doctor's note.
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Malarie Gokey, Insider Picks guides editor: The Day Glove in black, $115 As a general rule, I don't wear flats.
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As a general rule of thumb, the higher the frequency, the more data they can transmit — but the shorter the range.
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As a general rule, keep everything up to date—your device drivers, your other software, your operating system as a whole.
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As a general rule, you should always "feel" the tension as you push and pull the pedals and handlebars, he says.
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"As a general rule, whenever you're getting a hyper-partisan message, bots are involved to some degree," Nimmo told BuzzFeed News.
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Speed is everything on the internet, and as a general rule of thumb: the smaller the file, the faster it'll load.
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As a general rule, Franco recommends one month of treatment, once per week, for each year spent dealing with the condition.
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As a general rule, businesses like the idea of more people for the simple reason that they will have more customers.
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The best fly line you can buy, as a general rule of thumb, is the best fly line you can afford.
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As a general rule, when variance goes up, it helps the underdog, so it's possible that the model's estimate of Mrs.
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As a general rule of thumb, Newton tells PEOPLE that parents should encourage their kids to never accept messages from strangers.
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"As a general rule in business, you take care of your customers, and especially your best customers," the policy expert said.
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WASHINGTON — As a general rule, presidents do not refer to themselves as a "nationalist" given the freighted history of the word.
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"As a general rule, please understand we cannot comment on specific statements in connection with the bidding process," said the spokesman.
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As a general rule, the body tends to turn to fat as its primary fuel source when exercise is more moderate.
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M.W. As a general rule, it's certainly true that even if you are interviewing elsewhere, nothing is certain until it's certain.
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As a general rule of thumb, cleaning your plants throughout every season is the best way of keeping them happy and healthy.
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As a general rule, the more presidents have to hide, the more we should expect that they will constrict access to information.
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But, as a general rule of thumb, $30 and up from the right wine region is a "safer bet," according to Paris.
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For example, the Washington Post's Philip Bump wrote that it's untrue that African Americans are living in poverty as a general rule.
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Rihanna has always had singles on lock; as a general rule, her albums are not better than the sum of their parts.
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Steam, don't boil As a general rule, it's best to keep cooking time, temperature and the amount of liquid to a minimum.
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As a general rule, increased winds can be detrimental to "red tide," breaking it up and bringing an end to the outbreak.
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As a general rule, saving 15 percent of pretax income is considered a sweet spot for landing in retirement in good shape.
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As a general rule, it's best to start with taxable accounts while your tax-deferred or tax-free accounts continue to grow.
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As a general rule, election observers should not pay much attention to a single poll, particularly if the poll is an outlier.
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As a general rule, you don&apost need to log out of your Hulu account after watching a TV show or movie.
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As a general rule, spying equipment always gets smaller and easier to handle as companies continue to improve and develop their products.
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Do defense lawyers ever tell their clients to talk to the FBI if they haven't been forced to, as a general rule?
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As a general rule of thumb, the people running the world are people from blue-collar families who are lower middle class.
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As a general rule, convertible car seats tend to have a 10-year life span whereas infant seats last about six years.
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As a general rule, it's not good to go into any crisis, including a major hurricane with a federal government in turmoil.
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The New York Times As a general rule, screening for infectious diseases requires some sort of winnowing of potential candidates, experts said.
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I'm not a lawyer, but as a general rule, a father must help support a child even if he didn't want it.
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A series of Supreme Court cases has established as a general rule that competent adult patients may turn down unwanted medical care.
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As a general rule — though not always — people who said they feared persecution in their home countries and wanted asylum were not prosecuted.
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But as a general rule, such court orders pose a real danger to the legal system, the separation of powers and democratic principles.
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As a general rule, these courts have explained, the judiciary may not review the executive branch's policy-based decision to wind down DACA.
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"As a general rule, the engagement rate of a profile typically starts to fall after a profile reaches 100,000 followers," she told Insider.
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As a general rule, it takes a few days or weeks for people to decide how they really feel about scandals like this.
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As a general rule, the US government tends to ignore technologies as they're being developed and deployed, so as not to stifle innovation.
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As a general rule bond-buyers prefer money-like securities, such as short-term bills, which is why they are cheaper to issue.
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As a general rule, these banks have reduced their appetite for growth and have shown more modest growth ratios than in the past.
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As a general rule, unless you're absolutely certain the email sender is legitimate, do not click on any links or download any attachments.
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" A FIFA spokesperson said in a statement, "As a general rule, we cannot comment on specific statements in connection with the bidding process.
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As a general rule, Americans who are financially stable and who have lived consistently in the same home are especially likely to vote.
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As a general rule, if your card comes with a fee, there's a good chance it includes some kind of travel insurance perk.
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As a general rule, I don't take requests for recipes — not at home when I'm cooking for others, and not for this column.
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Bishop told me that, as a general rule, the fewer individual accounts you follow, the more Topics tweets you are likely to see.
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As a general rule savings are better left alone, but withdrawals from savings accounts are limited to six per month by federal regulation.
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I think as a general rule, my view is that there is a way for us to accommodate sacred lands of Native Americans.
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As a general rule, if the price of bitcoin goes up, it becomes more economical to mine, no matter the efficiency of your equipment.
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As a general rule of thumb, jurors are thought to want to wrap up their work by the end of the day on Fridays.
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As a general rule, Britain will not take adults, who under EU rules are supposed to apply for asylum in their country of arrival.
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As a general rule of thumb, she recommends those with student loans dedicate 20% of their net take-home pay to paying them off.
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Corporate fraud and deceit, as a general rule, isn't the result of individual bad apples but the poison fruit of a dysfunctional corporate culture.
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"As a general rule, we're always working on new hardware and we will announce it when we are able to sell it," Furukawa said.
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"As a general rule, shapewear clothing worn during pregnancy and postpartum has to be comfortable while providing support for your body," Dr. Ross says.
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But Gelernt and the judges stress that the Trump administration isn't allowed to detain parents — with or without their kids — as a general rule.
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As a general rule, the FDIC insures deposits of up to $85033,000, but a complex process underlies the laws and regulations governing that limit.
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As a general rule, when nations grow wealthier, the public demands more and better government services, increasing government spending as a percentage of GDP.
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Carefully produced wines As a general rule, the more processing a wine receives in production, the less sinew it has to age and evolve.
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As a general rule, businesses are not exempt from generally applicable regulations simply because they engage in activity that is protected by the Constitution.
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"In open democracies, voters rightly believe that, as a general rule, they should be able to judge what politicians say themselves," Facebook's Clegg writes.
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As a general rule of thumb, "don't borrow any more than you estimate your first-year earnings will be" once you graduate, Satalino said.
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It did that by saying, as a general rule, you can't sue gun companies for damages resulting from the criminal use of a firearm.
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"As a general rule, divorce litigation is something that should be avoided because it is long, it is painful and it is expensive," Slotnick says.
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As a general rule, celebrities are drawn to outrageous beauty treatments that the majority of the population has never even heard of, let alone tried.
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"As a general rule, if you want to see who's in Congress in ten years, look at who's in the state legislature now," said Keisling.
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As a general rule of thumb, assume that your exit needs to be approximately the size of the VC fund to "matter" in its returns.
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But maybe Kagan and other Supreme Court nominees who work in the executive branch should turn over those documents to Congress as a general rule.
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"As a general rule of thumb, we think an ideal work wardrobe is made up of 40% everyday pieces, 40% elevated pieces, and 20% showstoppers."
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As a general rule, Republicans were in favor of delegating matters to the states and Democrats favored a more central role for the Federal government.
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"As a general rule of thumb, something that I always regret is if I spend money to accelerate growth using classic shortcut techniques," Ressi explained.
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And as a general rule with all familiar-looking stars at the Tony Awards, you probably saw them on an episode of Law and Order.
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" As a general rule, Pincus told me in June, WTF aspires to be "pro-social [and] pro-planet, but also pro-business and pro-economy.
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As a general rule, no one is allowed to challenge a law in federal court unless they can show they were injured by that law.
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But as a general rule, video game narratives are power fantasies, requiring main characters to grow increasingly badass through inhuman strength, abilities, or literal superpowers.
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As a general rule of thumb, if you're being recruited by someone you've met in person or spoken with before, a phone call is mandatory.
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What&aposs more, as a general rule of thumb, Paffrath doesn&apost go into a deal trying to rebuild a property from the ground up.
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Refer to your credit card's benefits guide, but as a general rule credit card travel insurance applies to the cardholder and the cardholder's immediate family.
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We like meeting sexy new friends, but as a general rule, we keep it at a distance when it comes to developing any sort of relationship.
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As a general rule, you should drink 17-20 ounces two hours before exercising, then drink 7-10 ounces every 10-20 minutes during a workout.
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" The company added: "As a general rule, we work to protect the privacy of an employee who complains of harassment if that is the employee's preference.
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Schoeppenthau said the Court's ruling meant all cabin crews in Europe can derive their rights and applicable law from their "Home Base" as a general rule.
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Now as a general rule you can tell how practical an instructional's material is by how much unanswered offence the demonstrating party is allowed to perform.
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As a general rule, it's best to only use products on your body that are designed to get rinsed off if you're exposed to nuclear fallout.
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"As a general rule, jurors often identify with the judge, not with either side," said Nancy Gertner, a former federal judge and Harvard Law School professor.
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As a general rule of thumb, if there are any buttons on the front of a Kindle, or a keyboard, don't shell out money for it.
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"Improving political empowerment for women has, as a general rule, corresponded with increased numbers of women in senior roles in the labour market," the index said.
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As a general rule, the executive branch must provide a reasoned explanation when it seeks to make a policy change that falls within its lawful discretion.
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"As a general rule, you can't tell if someone else is in a blackout because you can't know what's going on in their mind," Hepola said.
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As a general rule of thumb I tend to aim for around 200 of each material by the time the storm's closed in for the first time.
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But as a general rule of thumb, don't bring livestock to a wedding unless you've really done your homework, and are prepared to pick up some shit.
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"As a general rule, I haven't found nasty ad hominem attacks on a person whose cooperation is needed to help your state especially helpful," Cuomo told Goldmacher.
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As a general rule of thumb, starting any statement with "I'm not trying to be sexist here, but…" is probably a sign you shouldn't complete that sentence.
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As a general rule of thumb, there's good hygiene that you should have in terms of data practices and data retention and making sure you're being responsible.
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As a general rule, it is a bad idea to make laws that will create political crises, especially when the president lacks the capacity to address them.
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As a general rule, men are portrayed as powerful alpha guys in suits or as oiled-up musclemen who look as though they've never worn a shirt.
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"As a general rule, you will need a license if you repetitively buy and sell firearms with the principal motive of making a profit," the ATF states.
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But big law firms, as a general rule, are loath to confirm whether they have been victims of data breaches, largely out of fear of alarming clients.
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As a general rule, though, the amount of money students are expected to spend on course materials has rapidly outpaced the rate of inflation since the '70s.
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"As a general rule it takes 20 years to make a vaccine," says Paul Offit, chair of vaccinology at the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine.
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As a general rule, the majority in any House committee gets to field about twice as many staffers as the minority, former House staffers told VICE News.
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As a general rule it's best not to eat something that is potentially teeming with bacteria, many of which may be pathogenic (meaning they can cause disease).
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As a general rule, the deaf community tends to see Facebook's system (and auto-captions) as pretty good, while Twitter and Instagram can prove kludgy and awkward.
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As a general rule of thumb, leather boots will last longer and fit more comfortably than synthetic materials, while metal frames and plates are better than plastic.
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"From now on we will treat speech from politicians as newsworthy content that should, as a general rule, be seen and heard," Clegg said in a post.
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As a general rule, they would like more integrated European action on foreign policy, but they have relatively little hope that those now in charge will deliver.
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As a general rule, there must be a criminal investigation or civil case pending to ask a court to pry open the records vault of a private company.
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Here are several criteria for removing someone from your funnel: As a general rule of thumb, aim to cull around 25-30 percent of your original target list.
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As a general rule, Supreme Court rulings are not retroactive in themselves, but many have been made retroactive by simple follow-up litigation presenting questions such as this.
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"As a general rule, we cannot comment on specific statements in connection with the bidding process," FIFA, the international soccer governing body, said in a statement to Reuters.
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"As a general rule, people just don't know they're supposed to tip," said Shane C. Blum, an associate professor of hospitality and retail management at Texas Tech University.
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But the deputy attorney general also said that, as a general rule, people who work at the Department of Justice have an "obligation" to keep their memorandum confidential.
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As a general rule though, it&aposs strongly recommended that no matter the manner of your baby&aposs birth, six weeks off any strenuous training is a must.
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As a general rule of thumb, when the former grand wizard of the KKK chimes in to say he agrees with you, it's time to re-examine your stance.
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As a general rule it is true that if you eat vastly fewer calories than you burn, you'll get slimmer (and if you consume far more, you'll get fatter).
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As a general rule, the industry has been loath to give specifics about cyberdefenses out of fear that it will give bad actors a blueprint to launch fresh attacks.
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As a general rule, try to wash your hands before eating with them, touching your lips with them, or doing anything that requires your hands to touch your mouth.
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The Russian/Soviet intention was never so much to favor one candidate over the other — though prior to 2016, they certainly preferred, as a general rule, Democrats to Republicans.
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As a general rule, redeeming your Marriott points for stays at hotels or transferring your points to Marriott's partner airlines will give you the most value for your points.
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As a general rule, families are in a better position than the government to figure out whether an additional dollar is best spent on housing or on something else.
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As a general rule, we are limited in what we can discuss publicly about law enforcement investigations, so we may not always be able to share our findings publicly.
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As a general rule, Saunders doesn't conceive of plots in advance, but rather tries to write one funny, interesting moment, and then another funny, interesting moment, and so on.
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"From now on we will treat speech from politicians as newsworthy content that should, as a general rule, be seen and heard," wrote Nick Clegg, Facebook's VP of communications.
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As a general rule of thumb, when the former grand wizard of the K.K.K. chimes in to say he agrees with you, it's time to re-examine your stance.
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So the Trump administration would be hard-pressed, as a general rule, to say that any of these individuals should have their clearance, their trustworthiness, revoked based on political views.
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Those who have higher levels of testosterone and DHEA, the two most prevalent androgens, tend to have more acne problems than those with higher estrogen levels as a general rule.
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As a general rule, the quicker mental-health issues are dealt with, the more likely you are to recover and have better or better-managed mental health in the future.
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"As a general rule, when governments take away entitlements under mining and petroleum legislation, then there's not a right to compensation," said Jeff Lynn, a partner at law firm Ashurst.
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Avoid Plastic Bottles at All Costs As a general rule, all wines that cost less than five bucks at the supermarket are likely to hit you in the head—hard.
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"As a general rule, what I've asked the Senate to do is let the presidential candidates run their race and let's try to do the people's business," he told reporters.
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Scott Olson/Getty Images As a general rule, when somebody claims that a new academic study finally looks into the data behind a controversial news issue, you should be skeptical.
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As a general rule, the largest percentage income gains would go to households earning up to $250,000 a year, according to calculations by the Tax Foundation, a nonprofit in Washington.
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"You're going into an area that as a general rule hasn't had any investment, and people don't know about it," said Mr. Baird, chief executive and president of Baird & Warner.
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As a general rule for music in Canada, copyright protection lasts for the life of the author plus 50 years from the last day in the calendar year when they died.
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"As a general rule, we are limited in what we can discuss publicly about law enforcement investigations, so we may not always be able to share our findings publicly," he said.
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"As a general rule, my wife does not give me any advice about cooking and I do not give her any advice about the law," Martin once joked, according to RBG.
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Arizona (2012) found that "as a general rule, it is not a crime for a removable alien to remain present in the US." Nor are mass deportations what most Americans want.
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If you're likewise unsure of the difference, don't feel bad: "The media as a general rule completely screws this up," says Michelle Newman, a professor of psychology at Penn State University.
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While there are some ingredients that need special attention, cosmetic chemist Ni'Kita Wilson advises, as a general rule, placing products in cool, dark places — and most importantly, out of the sun.
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But while investors can be right on a single stock call, or just get lucky, as a general rule playing the averages is the wiser way to build and maintain wealth.
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Keeping a high balance, even if you pay on timeExperian's Griffin notes that as a general rule, it's wise to hold a healthy balance of 30% or less on each card.
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"We're monitoring this closely, and I think as a general rule, my view is that there is a way for us to accommodate sacred lands of the Native Americans," he said.
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" One aide to a GOP senator told The Hill of her boss, "I think as a general rule, the senator is not really interested in all the Twitter back-and-forth.
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As a general rule, financial advisors recommend a 50/30/20 strategy, whereby 50% of your income goes to living expenses, 30% to discretionary spending — or wants — and 20% to savings.
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However, if there is a problem with the skin, then home skin care as a general rule will work for mild concerns but will never be as effective as clinic-based treatments.
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Contamination aside, Europeans tend to be a bit less squeamish about natural bacteria and eggs than producers and consumers in the US; as a general rule, they don't wash or refrigerate eggs.
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On top of this, although we are happily married as a general rule — we enjoy each other's company, have similar senses of humor and many common interests — he has the occasional outburst.
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As a general rule of thumb, the longer you take on something, the less you have to gain from taking that time, and the more you have to lose from falling behind.
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"As a general rule, it is not a crime for a removable alien to remain in the U.S.," wrote Justice Anthony Kennedy for the majority in the Supreme Court case Arizona v.
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"As a general rule, when either party has an incumbent president in the White House, there's no rationale to hold a primary," South Carolina GOP Chairman Drew McKissick said about the move.
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"When one bears in mind that as a general rule air travel grows consistently ahead of inflation, this is not a particularly encouraging statistic for the USA," ForwardKeys CEO Oliver Jager told NBC.
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Metrics differ by category, but as a general rule it costs 5x to 7x more to acquire a new customer than to retain an existing one, so loyal customers are paramount for success.
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What if members are so terrified of becoming sick that they refuse to convene in Washington (as a general rule, members of Congress must be in the House or Senate chamber to vote)?
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As a general rule, the Free Exercise Clause prohibits discrimination on the basis of religion, but, as Justice Elena Kagan emphasized, "there is no discrimination" now that the entire program was struck down.
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As a general rule, give them more than you think they can do — people complain more fervently about not having anything to do than about having more to do than they can do.
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But despite their exploits, football boots in the seventies remained black as a general rule, be it due to manufacturing norms or deep-seated ill feeling toward coloured boots and those who wore them.
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"As a general rule, we want to keep our broadcasts focused on the game, the sport, and the players," John Needham, the global head of League of Legends e-sports said in a statement.
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"As a general rule, we want to keep our broadcasts focused on the game, the sport, and the players," John Needham, the global head of League of Legends, e-sports said in a statement.
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This starting five doesn't have to apply on a nightly basis against every team, but as a general rule of thumb, the Celtics know they can be successful when those two share a frontcourt.
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Last month the Commission did further tighten the screw on platforms over terrorist content specifically — saying it wants them to get this taken down within an hour of a report as a general rule.
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As a general rule we have a better idea of what is more likely to work than not, and yet we live in a world full of bunts and punts and post-up offense.
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"As a general rule, the immediate departure of a few individuals is not going to make a difference in the federal government's overall vulnerability over the short term," said Obama cybersecurity coordinator Michael Daniel.
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Indeed, such a person, does not, as a general rule, intervene in full knowledge of the consequences of his conduct in order to give customers access to a work illegally posted on the internet.
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As a general rule, military jets are not allowed to fly over national parks, but an exception was made over this section of Death Valley when it became a national park 25 years ago.
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"From now on we will treat speech from politicians as newsworthy content that should, as a general rule, be seen and heard," said Nick Clegg, Facebook's top policy official, in a statement on Tuesday.
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There are exceptions, the kinds of people who learn better from textbooks than from classes; but as a general rule, in my experience, remote work is for people who are already fairly capable and experienced.
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Of course he did: Blassie was a star with a voice and an attitude that fit a particular sensibility of the times, and as a general rule, he wasn't in the business of saying no.
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Some are fancier than others — we can differ in our preferences — but as a general rule, everyone needs a disposable pair that they can toss in their bag without a protective case or much care.
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How building design changed after 9/11 In nature, as a general rule, components with low spatial frequency (large stripes) have a high contrast and components with high frequency (small stripes) have a lower contrast.
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As a general rule, your Galaxy S10 should work most of the time, charging up to 100 percent when you put it on a wireless charger or plug it into a USB-C charging cable.
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As a general rule of thumb, according to some investing experts, if your loan APR (annual percentage rate) is in the range of 5% or more, then you should prioritize paying it down over investing.
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An analysis by Hopper of Thanksgiving week travel patterns finds that, as a general rule, traffic at airports in Western states peaks early in the morning, as travelers try to bridge the time zone difference.
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Bill Taylor: No, as a general rule, both United States and other countries including Ukraine will put out very short summaries that kind of hit the highlights of the discussion, but without going into detail.
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As a general rule, you should only use credit and charge cards if you can manage them responsibly and never buy more than you would have had you been using a debit card or cash.
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As a general rule of thumb, if you can't make Facebook or Google work for customer acquisition at meaningful scale, think twice before you engage in testing podcasts at a scale meaningful to your business.
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"As a general rule, I haven't found nasty ad hominem attacks on a person whose cooperation is needed to help your state especially helpful," Mr. Cuomo said in a statement to The New York Times.
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Of course, Republicans also lost two presidential elections in that period (2008 and 2012), and as a general rule, partisans tend to be more confident in the vote counting when they win than when they lose.
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On the other hand, the DAPA lawsuit made it pretty clear that federal Southern District of Texas Judge Andrew Hanen, and the Fifth Circuit, is skeptical of protecting groups of unauthorized immigrants as a general rule.
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As a general rule for all three, stick with them past a session or two to give yourself enough time to gauge the results, and incorporate them into your lifestyle, rather than making them your lifestyle.
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As a general rule, a larger rocket like the Falcon 9 will take you farther into space, insert you into orbit, and get whatever you're trying to send into the vast unknown there with more aplomb.
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How It Applies To YouTo help your head from completely exploding with chemistry jargon, as a general rule, Dr. Fusco says to read the labels and choose the product that is right for your hair type.
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As a general rule, I avoid secondary locations on dates (thanks John Mulaney) but the date went well and the second bar we went to is one of my other favorites, so I make an exception.
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But as a general rule, if you're aiming to save around 15 percent of your income — or as close as you can get — and invest it, "you're going to be in the right ballpark," Hevert says.
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But, as a general rule, if you're aiming to save around 15 percent of your income — or as close as you can get — and invest it, "you're going to be in the right ballpark," Hevert says.
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It means there are places I can't go because I know there will be police there, and as a general rule, I don't go places where I think it's likely I'll have to deal with police.
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Though this outcome doesn't always occur, further mathematical modelling by two American academics concluded that as a general rule, the addition of a new road to a network had roughly 50/50 odds of increasing travel time.
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In reference to the aforementioned prom qipao incident, as a general rule of thumb, I do not read too much into what high school students do, especially if they don't intend it to be meaningful or political.
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Strikingly, though, when asked point blank whether Mr Trump has already set red lines that North Korea may not cross, officials will only reply that as a general rule, they are very careful about drawing red lines.
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As a general rule of thumb, if you've talked to at least 50 investors and if you're still not getting any meaningful interest, it may be time to regroup and try later when you have more traction.
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"As a general rule, hurricanes tend to be a short-run depressant and a medium-run boost to economic activity," JP Morgan economists Michael Feroli and Daniel Silver wrote in an analysis of the storm's likely impact.
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"As a general rule we do not comment on specific plans, but NeuroSigma may consider running additional clinical trials to support submissions to the FDA for label expansion and to request clearance for other indications," Kealey said.
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"Australians are not, as a general rule, reviewing the performance of their superannuation funds, comparing that performance to other funds and making rational choices as to whether they should remain with their fund or switch," Hodge said.
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As a general rule, it's widely recommended that small businesses have enough cash on hand to cover at least three to six months of operating expenses, but that's not always the case for much of Main Street.
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The White House press secretary, Stephanie Grisham, also said in a statement that the executive branch — which includes the White House, the State Department, and the Justice Department — would not cooperate with the investigation as a general rule.
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As a general rule, these light rail systems serve fewer than 30 million passenger trips a year (LA has more, although as a percentage of the metro area population its usage is in line with other new systems).
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The remarks by Francis were exceptionally candid for a pope who as a general rule does not criticize the country that hosts him and avoids drawing undue attention to the issues that its rulers would rather not discuss.
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As a general rule, when different judges in different areas of the country have issued conflicting opinions in a case, it becomes more likely that the Supreme Court will take up the case to sort out the inconsistency.
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However, though as a general rule all of that is true, there are some exceptions out there in the form of a handful of small but successful companies that have somehow managed to survive surrounded by much larger competitors.
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We're still figuring out what our second game might be, but as a general rule, we're looking to pick games that are under (or about) 10 hours, so that people can reasonably finish the game in a few weeks.
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As a general rule Chinese women of their generation didn't believe in separation; they would suffer bankruptcy, shadow families, abuse (mental and even sometimes physical) and still consider a dissolution of their marital union outside the realm of possibility.
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As a general rule, if you have deductions that add up to more than the standard deductions (that's $2000,300 if you are single or $12,600 for a married couple filing jointly), then you should be itemizing on your return.
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As a general rule, any sports bar that you do not go to regularly is a miserable place, combining everything that's lame about a lame bar while also offering many more televisions and an air of open, posturing partisanship.
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But as a general rule, all states place limits on such evidence on the theory jurors might convict someone because they have a bad character rather than because the evidence proves they committed the crime in the actual indictment.
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"As a general rule, the more opaque or complicated a revenue-raising measure is, the easier it is to enact," said Michael Steel of Hamilton Place Strategies, a onetime senior aide to former House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio).
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Painting As a general rule, art should be hung at "5-foot center" — meaning the center of the work is 60 inches off the floor, Mr. Leifer said, demonstrating by lowering a painting that I had placed too high.
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As a general rule with all unexploded ordnances, no one should touch them under any circumstances, and they should be reported to authorities for immediate disposal or detonation (which would suck if you left your lunch in the company break room).
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" The press release states, "'As a general rule, I don't really 'read' anything before I sign it,' replied Rogen when asked about the deal, spilling some beer on his own head as he does the finger-symbol equivalent of air quotes.
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As a general rule, the DC films have had a problem of trying to cram in too much story — though the two-hour running time of this movie was certainly a blessing when compared to Snyder's last couple of films.
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According to the Guardian, these great crested newts are a general pain in the ass for lots of people seeking planning permission in the UK. As a general rule, if they're found on a building site, they can halt the project.
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As a general rule, in high-income regions of the world men are more likely than women to be injured or killed by lightning; at least two-thirds of the time they're the victims, and possibly higher depending upon the study.
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"It's important as a general rule that board secretaries avoid allowing themselves to be influenced by a CEO who might promise them remuneration through a subsidiary," said Loic Dessaint, head of Proxinvest, a prominent shareholder advisory firm based in Paris.
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As a general rule, proposed regulations must undergo a process known as "notice and comment," where the text of the proposed rule is released to the public so that anyone with an interest in that regulation may comment on it.
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As a general rule, federal courts may not hear a case unless the plaintiff has been injured in some way by the law that they are challenging, and unless there remains an active dispute between the plaintiff and the defendant.
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And as a general rule of thumb, anyone whose launch pad sits between the free-throw line and dotted circle is awesome: When conducting a pick-and-roll, Mitchell combines Kemba Walker's slipperiness with the swift strength of a boxer.
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"B'Tselem are correct as a general rule, but it's a general rule," said David Benjamin, who formerly served as the director of a branch of the Israel Defense Forces' international law department and as a top legal adviser for the Gaza Strip.
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"As a general rule of thumb, if it's green and it grows, LEDs probably have a fit in terms of affecting how [plants] grow in a controlled environment," Ron Dekok, director of horticulture LED solutions at Philips Lighting, said in a phone interview.
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As a general rule, Apple—and most other companies—specifies that it will never ask you to share your Apple ID password or 2FA codes, so any email or other communication asking you to hand over this information is likely a scam.
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"As a general rule over the last three to five years, both the children's and general adult systems have done pretty well ... A lot of that has been driven by commercial rates, which have continued to stand up as pretty good rates."
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An Earth representative may be called in to mediate between warring factions on the planet, but nobody will bother to watch what happens, and as a general rule, colonists should stay away from any naked blue men standing near vastly complicated crystal castles.
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"As a general rule of thumb, mall owners who place an impactful amount of capital into a renovation hope to see an 8-10 percent increase in sales," said Larry Jensen, director of business development for JLL's National Retail Property Management practice.
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It was also the first time in a long time that I remembered that as a general rule, people in costumes kind of freak me out — but luckily I got over that pretty quickly, and after an hour, I never wanted to leave.
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He has also been gifted into the athletic one-percent, but he falls much closer to Rose's end of the spectrum than Westbrook's, and is as a general rule more focused on threading the needle than embedding it in a brick of C4.
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Can you talk a little bit about on the frustration of, on one hand, being protected—juveniles and survivors of sexual assault are not named in the press or in court documents as a general rule—but also being upset that your story wasn't told?
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"As a general rule, I do avoid talking about politics because the majority of the people that live here are highly conservative, and their viewpoints are very different from mine," said Paula Bryan, a county resident who said she had been harassed in Facebook groups.
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And while many are still producing excellent content, as a general rule, there is no guarantee the stories we click on -- the workouts, diet advice, health tips, and more — have seen a fact-checker's gaze before they hit the sites and accompanying social media profiles.
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Here's a tentative price breakdown, which literally just depends on when you happen to sign up: 12 months: $7.95-$19.95/month 6 months: $20053-$13.95/month 3 months: $32.95-$39.95/month As a general rule, membership prices get lower the longer your commitment to the site is.
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As a general rule of thumb, it might be said that religion either makes people look inward, in search of a better understanding of their own weaknesses, or it makes them look outward, in a quest (which can easily become fanatical) for external sources of evil.
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I don't think as a general rule that entertainers should be forcibly cut off from their politics — art and entertainment don't exist in a vacuum — but Jafari's heel turn to white nationalism is difficult to swallow when he has such unalloyed access to millions of children.
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As a general rule, if you are the one demanding a policy change in exchange for funding the government, rather than agreeing to keep the government open while you try to get what you want on the policy, you are responsible for shutting down the government.
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"As a general rule, we're always working on new hardware and we will announce it when we are able to sell it," Nintendo CEO Shuntaro Furukawa told Bloomberg, although he refused reports that a new, lower-priced model will be unveiled at the E3 show in June.
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If you talk to most people, they'll say a problem the Democrats have, or the problem Democrats have, is that Hispanics as a general rule do not vote at the percentage of their eligible vote population to the degree that the Anglo, or African-American, or Asian populations do.
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Daisy: As a general rule, pop band comebacks usually start with a tabloid announcement and a lot of semi-ironic nostalgia tweets, and end with two of the five members, coke-bloated and 40, sadly side-stepping their way through their hits on a karaoke machine at Lincoln Pride.
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As a general rule, though, the show's been at its best when presenting sharply feminist (and hilarious) sketches that cast its star as an everywoman stand-in for her audience — young, female, self-deprecating, struggling to get by in a culture that often seems hopelessly stacked against them.
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Indeed, our expectations of interactions with any of the current gen crop of 'smart assistants' — at least as a general rule — are set so charitably low that any kind of basic utility, telling us the weather when asked, playing a song we want to hear, is considered a success.
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As a general rule, it&aposs a good idea to search for discussions related to your problem before posting — if the question has already been asked and answered, you&aposll be able to get an immediate answer, while posting a redundant question takes much longer to get a solution.
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Baylor asked the judge to throw out the case, saying the student did not properly report the alleged sexual assault to authorities in a timely manner and "as a general rule, universities do not have a legal duty to protect their students from harm caused by other students," court papers showed.
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As a general rule, American or European outlets don't care about anything that actually happens in Canada so much as they appreciate the myth that Canada is a liberal utopia and the fact that it is now sold to them by a preternaturally charming man is icing on the content cake.
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"When you are older, preservation of capital and income are more important than growth," Kroft said, adding that as a general rule, investors should start with about 60% to 80% of the money they've set aside for investing in stocks and whittle that percentage down a bit as they near retirement.
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As a general rule, sentencing guidelines enumerate aggravating and mitigating circumstances; assign scores based on a combination of first a defendant's criminal record ("prior record score" or "PRS") and secondly on the seriousness of the crime ("offense gravity score" or "OGS"); and then use this formula to suggest a range of punishment for each crime.
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I would say entrepreneurs, as a general rule, should think about what's happening around them and how they could change and improve a situation that leads to one or more of these outcomes: improve an existing product, improve access, reduce inefficiencies and costs, save time or bridge a gap or adjust and align a mismatch.
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As a general rule, the Conservatives are favored when national security becomes a key issue, similar to Republicans in the U.S. However, the picture is complicated because the party has pushed a series of austerity measures since coming to power in 2010 — and those have included significant reductions in the number of police officers.
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He also argues WhatsApp could disable website previews by default — though a mainstream app cannot realistically function by shielding convenience-focused features from its users, given that, as a general rule, those users are unlikely to be able to ferret out such functions on their own; ergo, they need (and expect) convenience served up for them.
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"As a general rule, the United States should go to war only to defend its vital interests," he wrote in "Kosovo Crossing: The Reality of American Intervention in the Balkans" (1999), in which he examined the conflict between American ideals and battlefield realities in the Balkans during the 1999 NATO bombing campaign to stop atrocities in Kosovo.
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"As a general rule, my view is that there is a way for us to accommodate sacred lands of Native Americans, and I think that right now the Army Corps is examining whether there are ways to reroute this pipeline," Obama said, explaining he was planning to "let it play out for several more weeks" before coming to a final conclusion.
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Yesterday it revealed the next steps in trying to rule social sharing platforms in the meanwhile, placing a big squeeze on tech companies to takedown terrorist content specifically by setting out what it's calling the "one-hour rule" — which requires companies take down this type of illegal content within one hour of it being reported (or at least "as a general rule").
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The obvious reason is because Fox News is a television channel dedicated to keeping a certain demographic cohort—older American men who are regarded warily by their grown children, a tranche that marketers call The Reverse Mortgage Havers—in a constant state of uneasy and vaguely disgusted titillation, and because Joe Namath and Karl Rove are both available for this sort of thing as a general rule.
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As a general rule, let the eggs sit in the hot water in the covered pot for:Two to four minutes for soft-boiled eggs with a runny yolk and semi-firm whiteFive to six minutes for medium-boiled eggs with a yolk the texture of custardSeven to eight minutes for hard-boiled eggs with a bit of creaminess left in the yolkNine to 10 minutes for hard-boiled eggs with firm yolks
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That is the sentiment that we normally associate with Noam Chomsky and the hard left that try to explain away and rationalize the horrors of these Stalinists like Kim Jong Un. So as a general rule I don&apost really like that kind of thing, and of course it would be great if you got a deal that got rid of nuclear, and I&aposm not saying you don&apost do diplomacy, but I don&apost think that Trump needed to go as far as he did in his flattery.
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