At bottom, they are nothing but time with your fellows.
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"They're still at bottom democrats rather than fascists," Feldman says.
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At bottom, such issues must be the most important ones.
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It's seldom clear what, at bottom, is even being alleged.
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Very large crack with piece of window missing at bottom.
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At bottom, #MeToo is not about hashtags or individual firings.
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"At bottom, it's all about French politics," Mr. Truman said.
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The smug style, at bottom, is a failure of empathy.
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The largest crater, at bottom-right, measures about 30 miles across.
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That's displayed as the blue line in the graph at bottom.
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"At bottom, they [other Spaniards] don't like us," says Ms Erra.
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Janus is at bottom a bid to undermine America's labour movement.
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At bottom this is what the entire immigration debate is about.
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At bottom, there is only one explanation for the blatant disparity.
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" At bottom right is the station's logo which reads "Al-Jazeera.
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Bashing the young is, at bottom, a classic case of projection.
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At bottom, the Libor scandal was not very complicated at all.
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That, at bottom, is why I stopped reading about Silicon Valley.
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But at bottom, this is not about George Soros or the foundations.
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These things can seem very complicated but at bottom it's quite simple.
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Loki Patera on Io (the dark horseshoe-shaped object at bottom center).
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But at bottom, they're also about laughing along with ridiculous superhero tropes.
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At bottom, it's a celebration of family and community, theatrical and civilian.
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" At bottom here is that fundamental question posed by Rick Perry's "theology.
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"We have lift chambers at top and ballast chambers at bottom," explained Ospa.
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At bottom right is an image nickel concentrations in opal and surrounding minerals.
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To reduce music history to a pageant of masters is, at bottom, lazy.
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"At bottom, it's very good storytelling — something obviously Trump understands," Mr. McKinnon said.
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I think they do understand at bottom that this is a political effort.
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Diversity politics is at bottom a substitute for objective moral and personal accomplishments.
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At bottom, a trade surplus is an excess of national saving over domestic investment.
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At bottom, Beers says, they doubted that the shoe had any real athletic benefit.
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The city of Oroville, home to 16,000 residents, can be seen at bottom left.
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But at bottom, they are also systems resting on the fragility of human belief.
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At bottom, Representative Wilson didn't make the death of four American soldiers an issue.
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At bottom, El Puente's goal was to foster a sense of pride in young people.
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At bottom, it's a conspiratorial way of viewing the world that disconnects Democrats from reality.
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At bottom left is an image of silica concentrations in opal and surrounding meteoritic minerals.
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At bottom, a current-account balance is the difference between a country's investment and savings.
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The image at bottom right shows that the vortex is best seen at blue wavelengths.
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At bottom, the bakery's "First Amendment" defense is really a quarrel with this basic conclusion.
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Everybody is laughing at Jeb Bush-spent $100 million and is at bottom of pack.
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The uproar over the Kavanaugh hearings was, at bottom, a reflection of that unfortunate fact.
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At bottom right, the back shell and parachute are visible in 2008 but not 2017. RIP.
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Elections are, at bottom, the mechanism that we use to select those who will govern us.
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At bottom, he has two exceptional, but rather traditional, writerly gifts: psychological acuity and narrative tautness.
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That's why at bottom this scandal is a moral one far more insidious than parent bribes.
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EditorsNote: adding notes at bottom Dolphins limit Brady, Patriots now No. 2 seed MIAMI GARDENS, Fla.
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To be clear, Trump's immigration plan is, at bottom, a plan to tear immigrant families apart.
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It allowed us to believe in our subterranean dissent, but who was conning whom, at bottom?
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New or expanded architecture, increased digital access and social media outreach are, at bottom, about promotion.
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A zippered compartment at bottom of the bag is great for laundry, shoes, or wet clothes.
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And perhaps that, at bottom, is what kind of book The Red Parts is: a demonstration.
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The robots as designed by the computer at top, with their real-life analogs at bottom.
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And the anti-elitist argument is at bottom a matter of numbers, of quantity trumping quality.
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At bottom, judges should exercise good judgment when fashioning conditions and imprisoning people who violate them.
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At bottom from right, they are Stacey Johnson, Don Williamson Davis, Marcel Williams and Ledell Lee.
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A lot of people come in, start at bottom, and very few will ever get promoted.
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One countercurrent is that some movements that have animated the decade are, at bottom, old-fashioned.
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"At bottom, the record consists primarily of Loomis's speculations of access unsupported by personal knowledge," Clifton wrote.
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It's remarkable how much labor Hinkie puts into making what are, at bottom, often luridly anodyne points.
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At bottom, a country's current-account balance is simply the gap between its savings and its investment.
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Many of them are Cruz people at bottom, and regret that Cruz isn't the GOP nominee today.
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"If you're sitting at bottom of ocean, you're probably not making a lot of noise," Layton said.
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But I think, at bottom, they just wanted to assure each other: It's O.K. to be here.
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So instead of just looking at bottom-line numbers, pay close attention to what the CEOs are saying.
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He hadn't taken too enthusiastically to a position as a stock boy at Bottom Dollar and soon quit.
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"His original insight of 1967 was an abiding one: that the 1960s were, at bottom, a business," Hagan writes.
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"At bottom, the relief Mr. Trump seeks in this case is as brazen as it is extreme," they said.
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But "Pamela" is, at bottom, a Cinderella story, and so Mr. B eventually proposes marriage to his former maid.
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At bottom, the decision to settle is nuanced; it's complicated and the factors will be different for each person.
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At bottom, due process is our protection against arbitrary governmental action and is triggered only when the government acts.
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At bottom, we believe our office should be granted immediate access to three categories of data, as set forth below.
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Importantly, at bottom these cases are about property — not complex constitutional jurisprudence or abstruse concepts like the public trust doctrine.
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Investors who have tried to time an oil bounce and get in at bottom prices have been burned every time.
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It was just Great Society liberalism come 'round again, saner than Trumpism but (to your ears) ideologically similar at bottom.
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At bottom, the site sees itself more as a competitor to Google — a way to search, discover and ultimately buy.
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Grew up in St. Louis For all Berry's mystery and commercial sense, however, at bottom he truly loved the music.
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"At bottom, our clients are entitled to a resolution of their disputes," said drivers' lawyer Stephen Larson in an email.
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At bottom, he doesn't want America to lead the world; he wants the world to get out of its way.
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At bottom all these failures illustrate the unusual and difficult position of traditional Christianity in Europe and the United States.
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At bottom, while some advocates of reciprocal compensation frame it as a "pro-competition policy," in fact it is not.
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Click here to view original GIFAn animation showing the comet (the bright glow at bottom left) and its fragments (center-right).
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Southeast Asia appears as the reddish area (due to vegetation) near the top; Antarctica is the bright blob at bottom-left.
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And they'll do it because they know his speech was good, and, at bottom, more believable than the story they tell.
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At bottom, they would more likely be trading at price-to-earnings ratios in the 10 to 12 range, Ciarmoli said.
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And at bottom, the United States can't respond in the future if it can't answer this and face what happened there.
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A cigarette the size of an arm juts toward the viewer, driving the eye to a woman's photograph at bottom center.
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A section of rhino horn showing the hairs, a cross-section at top right and a lengthwise run at bottom right.
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We call them all by the same name because they are the same at bottom: All are pieces of the Internet.
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At bottom, interest rates are not so different than the cost of a cup of coffee or a gallon of gas.
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Yet the ISPs' commitments would, at bottom, be voluntary, as critics such as Chris Lewis of Public Knowledge, an advocacy group, note.
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The lone vice presidential debate of 2016 was at bottom a reminder that his selection of a running mate was no exception.
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That's because water sits stagnant and doesn't mix with the oxygen at top, while microbes are using all the oxygen at bottom.
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But they're not all that mysterious: At bottom, they're men of titanic ego and boundless influence going to war with each other.
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But at bottom, if most Americans think about it, I believe they'd say they like what the president has done over all.
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The problem, at bottom, is that having lost the material battle for the future of Greece, Varoufakis can only tell a story.
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At bottom, then, Judge Gorsuch saw no necessary constitutional connection between a right to abortion and one to assisted suicide or euthanasia.
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" And I think at bottom, a lot of what we're seeing today is people asking the tech sector, "Do you get it?
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While the success goes to Ford's head, perverting his lofty goals of justice, at bottom, he just wants to put away violent criminals.
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Matchlight, at bottom, is a web crawler or "spider" that automatically collects and pools data from sites on the surface and dark web.
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When people think of James Brown, they think of a tireless entertainer, "but at bottom he was really a musician," Mr. McBride said.
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Deep learning is very good at bottom-up knowledge, like discerning which patterns of pixels correspond to golden retrievers as opposed to Labradors.
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Despite its sense of rectitude, "The Benedict Option" is at bottom a call for free-riding on the liberal modernity it professes to spurn.
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Is Apple just taking what is still at bottom its supercharged mobile browser and making sure it is optimized for commonly used desktop sites?
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But since it's actually "satire," I guess the underlying truth that's being comedically skewered here is that Democrats are all, at bottom, ruthless criminals.
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What makes China's practices seem unfair is, at bottom, the role of the state in driving the economy and the scale of its activities.
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That is, at bottom, Mr. Trump's responsibility, and at the moment the nation has no idea what he thinks or where he is headed.
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In the GIF above, the teal squares at top are passive cells, while the alternating green and red cells at bottom are active cells.
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He had never run a government, but he ran a company, and running a company is, at bottom, easy: You get the best people.
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Louise Melling, deputy legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union, says the DoJ's brief is, at bottom, support for "a constitutional right to discriminate".
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Deterrence relies, at bottom, on the assumption that an adversary is not suicidal, but this Administration suspects that Kim's recklessness could trigger his own destruction.
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Regardless, judge Bryan felt it was important that, at bottom, the defendant still gets the opportunity to find out more about how he was identified.
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The villains, meanwhile, were always sent back to where they belonged: in hell, or the at bottom of the ocean, or hidden away in a lamp.
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But at bottom, his closing plea to Democrats is that she's the only thing standing between our democracy and an unpredictable leap into an authoritarian abyss.
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Topline details: Nearly all of its member companies that have onshore operations have signed on, with 27 in total as of Tuesday (full list at bottom).
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It is partly a matter of technique and practice, but at bottom — and herein lies the Englishness of it all — it's a simple matter of necessity.
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Up top, a corrupt ruling class (capitalists; authoritarians); next, its agents (sweatshop foremen; cops; history teachers); and, at bottom, its targets (indigenous people; immigrants; dissidents; workers).
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Donald Trump is a difficult presidential candidate for the media to cover because, at bottom, he has no idea what he's talking about and doesn't care.
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" On Friday, Mr. Griveaux declared that the Yellow Vest movement had become "the province of agitators who want upheaval, and, at bottom, to overthrow the government.
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Today's Christian nationalists talk a good game about respecting the Constitution and America's founders, but at bottom they sound as if they prefer autocrats to democrats.
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Aircraft carrier that survived atomic blasts lies at bottom of Pacific The team's monthlong exploration of the California coast aboard the exploration vessel Nautilus has been eventful.
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Chidi, Jason, and Tahani all start to care about each other and shed some of the selfishness, which, at bottom, is the essential sin all four share.
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But Twitter has made it clear that wizard sex is probably at bottom on the list in terms of wizarding world lore we'd like to know about.
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They are arguing that, at bottom, and despite everything we've seen the party stoop to in the past year, Republicans still deserve to control the entire government.
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But at bottom is a separation-of-powers issue that has traditionally swung toward the executive, and that is unlikely to change with a conservative Supreme Court.
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More from the Financial Times:Big buyers pull back from US corporate bondsPetSmart gives shares of its growth engine to PE sponsorBond funds at bottom of performance tables
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Others have suggested that, at bottom, an obstruction investigation focuses on the President's mindset, not Rosenstein's, so his role in drafting the memo about Comey is inconsequential.
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At bottom, however, the privilege is concerned with protecting presidential decision-making processes and ensuring that presidential advisers have space to provide candid advice to the president.
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"At bottom, it sends the message that America sees Iraqis as untrustworthy," Kenneth M. Pollack, a longtime Iraq analyst at the Brookings Institution, wrote in an email.
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Douglas Costa's second-half strike was enough to return Bayern Munich to the top of the Bundesliga with a labored 1-0 win at bottom-dwelling Darmstadt.
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Abu Sayyaf's stated goal is to establish an independent Islamic state in the southern Philippines, but the military says it is at bottom a profit-driven criminal organization.
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"Yet, it is not an unfamiliar paradigm, because at bottom it is a proposal that will lead to an Internet that more closely resembles cable television," Incompas warned.
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Meanwhile, shares of telco Telstra were the biggest drag on the index, down 5 percent, after it said it expects fiscal 2018 earnings at bottom end of guidance.
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So at bottom, there's one clear takeaway from this story: We are not yet even close to the full truth about Donald Trump Jr.'s dalliance with Russia.
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At bottom, this case was not about whether Hernández's family deserves an avenue for seeking redress for the alleged violation of their son's Fourth and Fifth Amendment rights.
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In December, the Sanders campaign released an online video (which this post initially identified as a campaign advertisement — see correction at bottom of post) which is particularly interesting.
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The money already raised by VirZoom ranks it No. 3 on CNBC's Crowdfinance 50 Index, which tracks investments made on equity crowdfunding platforms (see list at bottom of story).
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At bottom, the Obama administration's ultimate fatal conceit is that it never grasped one of the simplest yet fundamental precepts of economics: Firms are not passive recipients of regulation.
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"At bottom, this case is about preventing the county from doing indirectly that which it cannot do directly," Judge Dorothy W. Nelson wrote for a unanimous three-judge panel.
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His schemes didn't work at Notre Dame—who had more talent than just about everyone they faced—so they sure as hell weren't going to work at bottom-feeder Kansas.
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Often powered by ideologies, they are also, at bottom, imaginative leaps: demands for a different life, premised, says Marci Shore, on a faith that "at any moment everything could change".
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What this amounts to, at bottom, is a party that wants to carry on—a party that, per its platform, sees protecting our values as its core commitment moving forward.
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But differences mount from there, chief among them the fact that Trump is at bottom an unwitting agent of anyone who flatters him, until such time as they betray him.
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Equifax's handling of the massive data breach that affected 143 million people has been ineffective, Senator Brian Schatz wrote today in a letter to Equifax (embedded at bottom of post).
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Payroll questions aside, the conversation between the leaders was, at bottom, a long lament about Russian subversion of democracies, followed by a recognition that Trump was already benefitting from it.
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I say erred because at bottom the proportionality critique isn't ideological or partisan or even necessarily about the relative merits of democracy and authoritarianism—though those may be the stakes.
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At bottom, the contretemps is personal: The former USFL team owner was ticked off that most of the Eagles didn&apost plan on showing up, with fewer than 10 expected.
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Each of the two sculptures consists of three or five rectangular frames of powder-coated black steel, positioned at various angles, soldered together at bottom and rising to staggered heights.
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Another point of comparison is a known Michelangelo work, "Fall of Phaeton," now in the Royal Collection, where a finished figure very similar to the reclining nude sits at bottom.
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At bottom, it's always been a corporate capitalist enterprise that happened to stumble on Keith Olbermann and find that rage against the Bush administration made for a successful business model.
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It was often funny, which was just as well, or we might have gone mad with worry over whether the Constitution would hold—which is what Watergate, at bottom, was about.
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That grandiloquent but fuzzy pledge exemplifies his gambit: making impossible vows to disoriented voters which are all, at bottom, a promise to reverse history and revive a fairy-tale idea of America.
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Every single "I Believe" chant is undone, at bottom, by the certainty that the dudes bassing up their voices to bring the chant home don't really believe that these doofuses will win.
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At bottom, the FCC has taken a dramatic departure from the previous bipartisan polices employed by the Clinton administration and by both Democratic- and Republican-led FCCs that encouraged facilities-based competition.
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But at bottom, to mean anything, #NeverTrump had to prepare itself to grapple with the fact that their activism and decision-making would deny Republicans the presidency and hand it to Clinton.
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Roth could rage against society and be unsparing in his judgment of highfalutin folks, but at bottom he was a deeply conservative man with a profound love of simple, hard-working people.
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At bottom, a bank is a balance-sheet, a factory that turns capital into financial products (eg, loans and mortgages) and a sales force, says Dave Birch of Consult Hyperion, a consultancy.
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"At bottom, the record shows that 95,000 people would lose Medicaid coverage, and yet the (department) paid no attention to that deprivation," Boasberg wrote, sending Kentucky's proposal back to HHS for further review.
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Such is the case with Erich von Stroheim's Queen Kelly (1929) — a film that, though glistening and ethereal on the outside, is at bottom a brutal fable of libertinism, stifled love, and domination.
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Image: Ancient Earth/Ian WebsterThe Ancient Earth map comes with some neat features, including a brief description of the chosen period at bottom right, and the ability to remove clouds and stop planet rotation.
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So at bottom, there's yet another fake: no "global community" inside the walled garden, just a globally scaled marketing empire that's had raging success in growing programmatic ad sales by tearing genuine communities apart.
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At bottom, this story is one of an Iranian-Italian hall of mirrors with a pot of gold sitting in the middle of the hall valued at about $18 billion in new trade deals.
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Stories are made, not found in the historical data; historical meaning is imposed on historical facts by means of the choice of plot-type, and this choice is inevitably ethical and political at bottom.
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I have this mystical notion that there's this kind of energy in music and poetry and painting, and while this energy has totally different ramifications and methods of expressions, at bottom there's something common.
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This is, at bottom, the essence of Swift Boat tactics, which—far from disappearing from American life at the conclusion of Kerry's ill-fated 2004 presidential campaign—have become a mainstay in Republican politics.
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Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., who by many measures sits at the court's ideological center, has been increasingly outspoken in defending the court against charges that it is at bottom a political institution.
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At bottom, the practice reflected the irrational belief that anything coming in contact with African-American skin — including clothing, silverware or bed linens — was contaminated by blackness, rendering it unfit for use by whites.
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Chelsea Clinton is also doing an event at the home of SolarCity CEO Lyndon Rive (with "special guest" Michael Franti [See update at bottom]), and Hillary will be making stops on Wednesday, March 23.
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To get the finer details, scroll down to the "When to hit the road" section at bottom of Google's report, where it tells you the best and worst times to travel before and after Thanksgiving.
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At bottom, it simply instructs various agencies to go easier on religious institutions—as French noted, it doesn't remove regulations restricting the political activities of churches or those requiring insurance plans to provide contraception coverage.
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It is thus confusion and, at bottom, cowardice: The leader cannot contemplate the fact that he will die and be replaced, and citizens abet the illusion by forgetting that they share responsibility for the future.
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If at bottom, Trump had confidence that his associates never colluded improperly or illegally with the Russian effort to sabotage the election, he might see it as in his interest to let an investigation proceed unencumbered.
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But at bottom, you have to remember that these agencies are creatures of law, they are tasked with implementing statutes, and they can't not do it without being threatened by litigation saying they are behaving unlawfully.
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The power Trump fondly imagines that he wields in boardrooms and high-powered Oval Office confabs may appear, superficially in his telling, to take lavishly ornate forms, but is it at bottom just one quality: impressiveness.
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At bottom, five conservative justices signaled that even though they might not like what Trump has said, they will look past it -- in Tuesday's case and possibly in future disputes over administration actions related to immigration.
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It's the sex, at bottom, that they oppose, and the politicians they support feel no pressure — or even any freedom — to try to reduce the number of unwanted pregnancies through anything but high school abstinence lectures.
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With a hot knife cut a cone shaped piece of all three layers, about 6 inches in diameter at the top to 2 inches diameter at bottom, out of the pie and place it in the freezer.
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It was shallow but harmless to reward Romney for being more engaging than usual at the first debate four years ago, because at bottom his awkward manner wouldn't have been an impediment to running the country effectively.
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EditorsNote: adds two new grafs at bottom with next opponent Ohio State 268, Akron 263 (OT) The last time Ohio State didn't make the NCAA Tournament was 220, and the Buckeyes went on to win the NIT championship.
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But a more fundamental element of smug disdain for Kim Davis went unchallenged: the contention, at bottom, that Davis was not merely wrong in her convictions, but that her convictions were, in themselves, an error and a fraud.
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"At bottom, what this is about is a violation of the Constitution," Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey said of the order halting travel by people with passports from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen for 90 days.
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Fatalities remain lower so far than in the past, but the stakes of this race are no less high: At bottom, this election is a contest between two forms of authoritarianism — only one is more dangerous than the other.
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CreditCreditPhoto Illustration by John Whitlock; full credit at bottom of article As President-elect Donald J. Trump's Inauguration Day approached, hundreds of artists, critics and others asked American museums, galleries and other institutions to close their doors in protest.
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After all, medical devices are often, at bottom, just computers, with some running the same operating system as office desktops such as Windows XP. Security of these devices has largely been an afterthought, with efficiency naturally pegged as the highest priority.
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At bottom it is the growing accumulation of developments, big and small and from various segments of society, which collectively amount to a broad-based willingness to impose a check on the free-wheeling exercise of power of the executive.
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At bottom, the plan allows edge providers to confiscate another company's product — and the viewers it works hard to acquire — by doing little more than repackaging it to create their own video service without having to negotiate and pay for content.
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We'll direct your money to a consultant, we'll push him toward long-term care, we'll threaten you with your child's death to get him here, but at bottom we promise: Your child will leave an active collaborator in his good behavior.
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But at bottom it's more primal still: A fear of a world in which no one is bound by kinship to take care of you, and where you can go down into death leaving little or nothing of yourself behind.
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I think this idea of not everything is automatically given to you on day one, that it's more of a ... We have trusted tiers, and ... But there's still, at bottom, you can put stuff on YouTube without asking for it. Yeah.
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As our friendship grew beyond the residency, and we talked more about his work, I realized that his curiosity, at bottom, had to do with the nature of consciousness — with the range of human experience as embodied in unique, particular lives.
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Turkey The artist Zehra Doğan, who spent more than two years in a Turkish prison over a painting deemed "terrorist propaganda," was released earlier this year, an atypical bright spot in a country otherwise at bottom of artistic freedom indexes.
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Let&aposs get on with it and beat IU. RANDOM MUSIC WE&aposRE DIGGING HARD THIS WEEK Caught them at Bottom Lounge for the second time and these guys are officially on must-see threat level purple status when they come to town.
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The soccer world was left stunned on Tuesday when the United States, needing an away win or draw at bottom of the group Trinidad and Tobago to clinch one of the CONCACAF region's three automatic berths, suffered a humiliating 2-1 defeat.
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The Economist: Almost all the great rationalists that I know are people who at bottom are governed by passion, and I see that in you, a man who is so passionate, as expressed in your novels, but a great rationalist at the same time.
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EditorsNote: Fixes one typo, adds extra information on Rays starter at bottom Lance McCullers twirled seven shutout innings, Jake Marisnick smacked a solo home run, and visiting Houston extended its road winning streak to 11 games with a victory over Tampa Bay at Tropicana Field.
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"Eric Garner," written in tall white letters that lean back as if flinching, catches the eye first, followed by "Sandra Bland" in yellow to the right, a URL for a Time magazine item about the speech at bottom and "Black Lives Matter" up above.
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Specifically, we asked the panelists (they are listed at bottom) to give their odds on a list of people whose names have been publicly discussed for the post, in addition to a "rest of field" category to encompass names that have not yet surfaced.
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But at bottom, it will undermine counsel's credibility, and thus his ability to defend his client, if the allegations against the president come into full view, and if actual charges are considered or brought against him either by the Congress or the grand jury.
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And for all that I make mock of the party's donors and consultants, at bottom I'm confident they don't want Trumpism, they don't want to work for a trending-toward-ethno-nationalism party, they don't want to go through this agony every four or eight years.
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"At bottom," they assert, "[Texas] plaintiffs and DOJ invite this Court to affirm a massive judicial overreach that would deny vitally important care to millions, sow chaos in healthcare markets throughout the country, and contravene fundamental principles that should guide interpretation of an Act of Congress."
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But at bottom, the Gilets jaunes have steadily pointed out valid concerns and suggested reforms that deserve a full hearing — like raising the lowest incomes and the minimum wage, reinforcing state services in disaffected areas, adjusting retirement pensions to inflation and introducing some forms of popular referendum.
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Medicare at bottom is just a giant non-profit health insurance company, so expansion is going to require a huge number of workers skilled in the entire arcane array of health insurance functions, from claims processing, to anti-fraud activities, to actuarial analysis, to call center services.
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"At bottom, plaintiffs have simply failed to create a triable issue of fact as to whether the toll and fare increases are not a fair approximation of use of the (Port Authority) facilities and are excessive in relation to the benefits conferred," Eaton wrote in a 36-page decision.
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"At bottom, defendants are seeking a preemptive ruling from the Supreme Court on a decision that this Court has not yet even made — namely, what evidence the Court may consider in ruling on the merits — thereby seeking to disrupt the appropriate relationship between the respective courts," he said.
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What the Times frames as "careful political calculus" and "protocol" is really code for being nicer to people who serve the interests of the wealthy and powerful; at bottom, this is story that shows precisely how an outsider candidate would succumb to the structural pressures of the party.
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EditorsNote: Cleans up coding at bottom; other minor edits Devonte' Graham scored a team-high 16 points, PJ Washington recorded a double-double with 13 points and 10 assists, and the Charlotte Hornets held on for an 83-73 win over the host Chicago Bulls on Friday night.
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Looking back to the '60s, it's evident that this snaking line was always part of her work: as a descriptor of bodies (in "Dream Girl," 1968, for instance) and as ornament ("Sleepy-Head with Handbag," 1968, is rife with it, especially in the maze-like squiggles at bottom).
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EditorsNote: removes extraneous material at bottom Kyle Schwarber hit two solo home runs, and Tyler Chatwood allowed a run and scattered four hits in six-plus innings as the Chicago Cubs rolled past the host Cleveland Indians 20-13 on Tuesday in the opener of a two-game interleague series.
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And if shit really hits the fan in 2017, we might just pack up our Brooklyn office and set up camp at this paradise vineyard, tucked away at bottom of one of the tallest cliffs in Europe, on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, inaccessible by any method other than boat.
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At bottom, this isn't a debate over whether Clinton scrutiny is merited, or whether the press can cover her fairly, but over the judgment news outlets use when devoting resources to stories, and how they gauge competing stories in proportion to one another, in ways that shape public perception of candidates.
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"At bottom, given the absence of any factual or legal support for the motion for disqualification, the pleading appears to be nothing more than an attempt to use the Court's docket to disseminate a statement for public consumption that has the words 'judge' and 'biased' in it," Jackson wrote Sunday.
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Murray was partnering with Richard Herrnstein, a Harvard psychologist who in 21965 published a piece on IQ in the Atlantic, in which he argued that a society without a strict class structure would soon become an intellectual aristocracy, with high-IQ people clustered at top and low-IQ people at bottom.
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The tacit condition for reclaiming the political allegiances of our white male brothers is a stern pledge to jettison this "divisive" rhetoric; to return, at bottom, to some imaginary historical moment when the multifront campaign for racial and civil equality somehow entailed no material transfer of power from the nation's ruling white caste.
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Pros:Soft, comfortable, effective, and technical for anglers, button to cover face with hood, a handy and corrosion-free chest zipperCons:A little bulky, and not as cooling asColumbia's Solar Shade, no drawstring at bottom to keep shirt from riding up (but there is a loop to tie to the drawstring on your board shorts)
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But the Rams have gotten this far because, at bottom, every move they made after losing to Atlanta in the playoffs last year, all the off-season splurges and in-season roster churn, positioned them to thrive amid the jackhammer-in-your-ear din that they confronted on Sunday in the Superdome.
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"At bottom, given the absence of any factual or legal support for the motion for disqualification, the pleading [asking for the Jackson's recusal] appears to be nothing more than an attempt to use the Court's docket to disseminate a statement for public consumption that has the words 'judge' and 'biased' in it," she wrote.
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EditorsNote: deletes duplicated byline at bottom Julius Randle capped a double-double performance with a tiebreaking 3-pointer in the second minute of overtime Wednesday night, helping the New York Knicks give interim coach Mike Miller his first NBA win while snapping a 10-game losing streak in an entertaining 124-122 victory over the host Golden State Warriors.
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It lays out a descending trade-off between rights and obligations, from full EU membership at the top left (many rights like full access to the EU market but many obligations such as open migration, strict EU rules and budget payments) to Canada's free trade pact EU at bottom right, which commit the North Americans to relatively little beyond the commercial area.
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What's Selling Now 184 Clinton Avenue, #Garden1, Clinton Hill 11 WEEKS on the market $550,000 list price 5% ABOVE list price SIZE 23 bedroom, 1 bath DETAILS A co-op in a Queen Anne rowhouse (entrance at bottom right) with bamboo floors, a home office, an eat-in kitchen with a tile floor and cherry cabinets, and a decorative fireplace.
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Meantime, Michael Glennon argues in his 1992 book No Majority Rules: The Electoral College and Presidential Succession that the federal legal question is "at bottom a policy-oriented inquiry" that will likely invoke what courts call the "political question doctrine" — in other words, we're in largely uncharted waters, where courts will weigh a range of variables in making decisions rather than apply strict legal doctrine.
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And just to get some of the major facts out of the way before we move on: it's coming out sometime in 2019 (I'd guess before Summer but they wouldn't say), in 17 languages (listed at bottom; actual countries where it'll be offered unknown), there's no wand accessory yet (I asked and they all looked nervous), minimum specs are reasonable and AR is optional, and it's free but there are in-app purchases.
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This might be persuasive but for the fact that it operates on a false premise: Sanders may not be the revolutionary Marxist some of his more radical supporters desire, but he is also decidedly not offering the same kind of left-liberalism as Warren, who has taken only a temporary hiatus from big money donors, has sought (however surreptitiously) an alliance with Hillary Clinton, and is at bottom aligned with the Democratic establishment.
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EditorsNote: revises second graf with official scoring change and to fix "Valtteri;" adds four grafs at bottom The New York Islanders scored six unanswered goals Thursday night as they spoiled the return of their former captain John Tavares with a 1-28 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs at a raucous Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, N.Y. Anthony Beauvillier, Anders Lee, Casey Cizikas, Valtteri Filppula, Nick Leddy and Brock Nelson scored for the Islanders, who moved back into sole possession of first place in the Metropolitan Division.
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Bank * Saudi Aramco sees increase in attempted cyber attacks * Saudi miner Ma'aden says China supply, coronavirus dampen aluminium outlook * UAE says total of seven cases diagnosed with coronavirus, as two more cases detected * BUZZ-NMC at bottom of FTSE, volatility to remain * Middle East Crude-Prompt Dubai inter-month swaps flip into contango * Mideast oil benchmark Dubai flips into contango as weak China demand weighs * Emirates crew failed to monitor settings in 2016 crash, probe finds * Tabreed, On Potential Acquisition Of Emaar Assets, Says Exploring Acquisition Opportunities In Region * Emaar Properties, On Potential Assets Sale To Tabreed, Says Exploring Financing Options * ADNOC considers exchangeable bonds linked to shares of listed unit-sources * Valentino CEO says Mayhoola is long term shareholder * BUZZ-Qatar's United Development plunges on profit decline, dividend cut * Bahrain's GFH invests $250 mln on Hilton, Marriott branded hotels in U.S. * Ahli United Bank reports record 2019 net profit * Kuwait seeks information on alleged Airbus bribery case - KUNA * Oman supports deeper oil output cut amid coronavirus outbreak (Compiled by Dubai newsroom)
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