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So the right to free expression should be almost absolute.
It is so flawed as to be almost meaningless. Why?
By then, Mr Berlusconi will be almost 212 years old.
Somehow, this has come to be almost expected in France.
Some places may be almost completely skirted by the rains.
Inclusion in the report will be almost impossible to reverse.
Plus, the underwire is subtle enough to be almost unnoticeable.
Ryder seems approachable, but she can also be almost mythic.
If interest rates are nothing, values can be almost infinite.
It would be almost a week before soldiers found him.
The power grid will have to be almost entirely rebuilt.
It must be almost like telepathy at this point, right?
That milestone is believed to be almost 100 years away.
Learning it can be almost spiritual, a kind of therapy.
The era of Putin could very well be almost over.
But such a strategy would be almost certain to backfire.
At times it seemed to be almost mocking postpartum depression.
The idea of a still life would be almost laughable.
You don't have to be almost 77 to slip up.
It might just be almost that time of the month.
It would be almost a decade before he was convicted.
How he prepares them off it may be almost as important.
SO, SOME OF THE CRITICISMS I FIND TO BE ALMOST ABHORENT.
"It could be almost like a challenge to them," he said.
The national currency, the Venezuelan bolívar, would soon be almost worthless.
At first glance, the two phones appear to be almost identical.
That would be almost double the number Tesla made last year.
Getting rid of 75 percent of regulations will be almost impossible.
He has been here now, it will be almost two years.
While software distribution can be almost free, services always cost money.
Five years before that and my routine would be almost unrecognizable.
It would be almost fair to say I wasn't really there.
The resulting conflagrations, according to the researcher, will be almost unimaginable.
So we needed it to be almost universal in a way.
A season, in fact, that will be almost impossible to better.
And now it turns out it can be almost completely automated.
"I can be almost too lackadaisical and laid-back," he said.
And yet it can be almost as portable as the pens.
The damage to China would be almost 2% of its GDP.
Real and fake video will be almost indistinguishable from each other.
But if he won Iowa, Biden argued he'd be almost unstoppable.
Because that&aposs gotten to be almost the routine with these votes.
Done well, its presence can be almost imperceptible, framing the action perfectly.
That information void can be almost as catastrophic as the catastrophe itself.
Being gay, you had to be almost an outlaw at that point.
But the alert can come so early as to be almost useless.
Yet set up can be almost as bothersome as the IFTTT solution.
"Chemically speaking, it should be almost identical to fossil fuel," he said.
The Johnny Manziel Era in Cleveland appears to be almost certainly over.
The tasters found the concoction to be almost identical to authentic Parmesan.
Her hubris would be almost admirable if it were not so disgusting.
It would be almost three decades later until the U.S. followed suit.
Hotels here were found to be almost half the price of Airbnbs.
There seem to be almost as many suggestions as there are legislators.
Markets are predicting another cut to be almost certain at the Sept.
Roads, cars, homes, and an airport appear to be almost entirely underwater.
Assuming a 213 percent takeover premium, Target would be almost $22.5 billion.
Mr. Nicholson's long shot status seems to be almost beside the point.
My grandparents were married 72 years and lived to be almost 100.
The impact of the midterm elections, however, could be almost as significant.
It was shocking, sickening, and later proven to be almost completely untrue.
You could literally be almost twice as rich as an entire country.
It would be almost unreasonable to expect Burton to mimic his aesthetic.
Like, an autonomous car has to be almost 103 percent reliable. Right.
I think it&aposs going to be almost like Spanish civil war stuff.
I would look at other people's bodies and be almost ashamed of mine.
Lorenson said that on brown eyes, the contact lenses should be almost imperceptible.
That number of votes would be almost double the margin of Erdogan's victory.
A village scoring 1.5 and another scoring 1.49 would be almost equally insecure.
"They're intended to be almost sacrificial," Mr. Roberts said of these early ideas.
"It would be almost lethal to put efforts into other products," Cannie says.
Extrajudicial violence, which used to be almost unknown on the mainland, is escalating.
You could be almost a third of the way to your first thousand.
HMD's play, on the other hand, seems to be almost entirely nostalgia driven.
Compared to spiders, the mating sequence that transpires afterwards can be almost tantric.
Panik's late goal powers Blackhawks to victory OTTAWA — It must be almost spring.
But even for Irish anglophiles, choosing Britain over Europe would be almost unthinkable.
We can all agree those photos would be almost too adorable to handle.
"I want [viewers] to be almost sensually attracted to the work," Canogar says.
The struggling firm will be almost entirely out of the hedge-fund game.
Untouched aquamarine glacial lakes appear to be almost unearthly at Glacier, in Montana.
Current polling (which is so premature as to be almost laughable) favors Biden.
Before the attacks, many analysts believed Saudi Arabia's operations to be almost foolproof.
For the Warriors, it continues to be almost entirely the Stephen Curry show.
More aggressive proponents think the range should be almost 10 times that amount.
Nothing fancy or luxury, just styles so mainstream as to be almost vernacular.
In Russia's rubber-stamp judicial system, that would be almost certain to happen.
The political momentum could be almost as powerful as his 2016 election win.
"I really want to just be almost all over the world," he says.
"People leaving can be almost like a death in the family," he said.
The vote later Wednesday is expected to be almost exclusively along party lines.
"Taking a gallstone out surgically would be almost unheard of today," he said.
You could be almost a third of the way to your first $2300,000.
Meat should be almost at room temperature before supporting ingredients are mixed in.
In a normal world, that would be almost immediately disqualifying for a president.
"Taking a gallstone out surgically would be almost unheard of today," he said.
Zimbabweans' level of income would then be almost six times its current level.
They knew it would be almost impossible to pull off, but it didn't matter.
Analysts polled by Reuters had expected the figure to be almost 500 million pounds.
"It's going to be almost universal that the leukemia will come back," he said.
And due to the current economic crisis, it will be almost impossible to rebuild.
One RNC member told CNN's Tom LoBianco that dumping Trump would be almost impossible.
In fact, it and the hand it actuates can be almost entirely 3D-printed.
But there are several things that seem, at this point, to be almost inevitable.
The best Rolex fakes can be almost impossible to spot, even for expert collectors.
And whatever your next smartphone happens to be almost certainly won't be one either.
I want Wakanda to be almost like a melting pot for all of that.
They're under the same umbrella term of "skateboarding," but can be almost entirely different.
And I don't want to be almost as good as fill in the blank.
But should it come to pass, the consequences would be almost impossible to predict.
On most days, this bag is light and slim enough to be almost unnoticeable.
All the same, Mr Sanders's prediction seems so unlikely as to be almost delusional.
"A disruption for even just a few hours can be almost catastrophic," he said.
The combined expenses of the procedure, travel, and accommodation can be almost prohibitively expensive.
Adjusted for inflation, this would be almost 60 percent higher than it's ever been.
In this way, it may be almost DANGEROUS to watch Jonas throw it down.
For skipping a payment on a credit card, the impact could be almost immediate.
Besides, to begin anything is, in a way, to be almost done with it.
He's supposed to be a force of nature, he's supposed to be almost supernatural.
"The show tonight will be almost a complete surprise to me," Mr. Kimmel said.
For Sanders, coming in a strong second would be almost as good as winning.
If Parliament rejects that timetable, it will be almost impossible to avoid another delay.
The color of what Piketty calls our "patrimonial capitalism" will be almost exclusively white.
The day proved to be almost everything a besieged White House could have wanted.
With a start at age 22019, the median balance would be almost $5529,2529 higher.
"Areas of outstanding natural beauty"—the picture-postcard parts—would be almost entirely untouched.
It would be almost patriotic for the Fed to do that at this point.
But it feels kind of wrong to [be] almost neglectful of that community, right?
I wanted that film to be almost like when people send each other nude photographs.
California tends to be almost always joint legal custody with some kind of parenting plan.
But no, you can't mine them—they'd be almost a hundred miles below the surface.
They could be almost twice what scientists had predicted for the end of the century.
Perhaps one day, if we're lucky planes, will be almost as enjoyable as actual vacations.
" He added: "CATSAA is written with the idea that there should be almost no loopholes.
In those circumstances, some form of rationing would be almost inevitable, reckons one big supermarket.
With just 1.5 feet (about 0.5 meters), Little River Dr. would be almost completely submerged.
At the end of 2016, the state was reckoned to be almost €33bn in arrears.
It was so portable as to be almost forgotten as an addition to a bag.
It's going to be almost overpowered for tracks like New York, which is very tight.
The path is then clear for projects that in other countries would be almost inconceivable.
In those circumstances some kind of rationing would be almost inevitable, reckons one big supermarket.
However, they're not very large and trying to make small adjustments can be almost impossible.
" He added: "CATSAA is written with the idea that there should be almost no loopholes.
In some cases, the time required to obtain a permit can be almost 20 years.
In the weeks leading up to an election that would be almost impossible to disprove.
The cost of private school, including tuition and fees, can be almost twice as high.
These planets can be almost double Earth's radius and up to 10 times more massive.
And although some Democrats may cross over, getting eight or nine will be almost impossible.
But they could be almost as deleterious to American press freedoms in the long run.
The total interest she'll pay over the life of the loan will be almost $2000,210.
The financial benefits of such a move to companies like Comcast will be almost immeasurable.
"It can be almost impossible to parse out any one, individual influencer's motivations," Lewis said.
Kellyanne Conway continues to be almost as confusing a speaker as her boss, President Trump.
It would be almost impossible, and prohibitively dangerous, to get there, crossing several front lines.
Estradiol Valerate, in comparison, is significantly less expensive but seems to be almost completely unavailable.
Freeman was a vital catalyst, and the Resistance would be almost certainly doomed without him.
Freeman was a vital catalyst, and the Resistance would be almost certainly doomed without him.
The process would have taken years and the issue would be "almost moot," she said.
What she liked was how close they could be, almost fused, with nothing between them.
The freezing process would be almost instantaneous, he said, and Dom wouldn't feel a thing.
Suddenly, a first-choice school may be almost within reach but still not quite affordable.
The capital structure will be almost entirely financed with secured debt following the company's refinancing.
A Russian internet disconnected from the world would probably right now be almost non-functional.
"My abs seems to be almost completely back together which I'm so happy about!" she said.
The need for mechanical assistance means that four of the crew will be almost permanently "grinding".
The 2020 presidential election might be almost two years away, but the campaign is already begun!
"The shape of the shadow will be almost a perfect circle in Einstein's theory," Psaltis said.
I realized that, had I not had an abortion, I would be almost seven months pregnant.
Sartore had treated her objection to that gesture as so outlandish as to be almost incomprehensible.
He says the perks can be almost anything the creator wants to offer, within YouTube's guidelines.
That means the culprit could be almost anybody, from a single individual to a larger group.
But these still burn stuff that is so gunky as to be almost solid unless heated.
The oldest white dwarfs, the study finds, are likely to be almost fully comprised of crystals.
It would be almost comical if Trump's tweets created the largest of his presidency's opportunity costs.
Roll like hell: the pasta "leaf" needs to be almost as thin as construction paper.3.
AAA's test of high-tech detection systems found them to be almost completely ineffective at night.
Beyond that, it will be almost entirely up to McConnell to fill in the procedural blanks.
I love her and find her YouTube videos to be almost as good as real classes.
If not, I will be almost dead because he is going to go for the shots.
The season will be almost live, with "live look-ins" of the house where contestants live.
It would be almost impossible to see monsters coming before they were on top of you.
His poise is professorial, but his moral ambition is so great as to be almost alien.
And why do you think by the end of the year this will be almost neutralized?
But sleeping less than the recommended amount on a regular basis can be almost as bad.
Maybe the answer he would give me would be almost as chilling as what he did.
The updated forecast would be almost half the automaker's previous profit forecast of 110 billion yen.
Pollen levels in the air today will be so low that they will be almost undetectable.
It will be almost impossible for Republicans to remove Moore once he is elected and seated.
When you get home from work the next night, you'll already be almost ready to eat.
There is always more optimization, but it will be so incremental as to be almost invisible.
"My sense is there will be — almost no matter what — major restructurings in the energy space."
This translated into extensive surveillance that would be almost comical if it hadn't been so unsettling.
For harm reduction to work, maintenance drugs need to be almost as accessible as street drugs.
This singer has drawn criticism for what some find to be almost animalistic singing and acting.
It will be pretty and it will be almost pointless, because the band will play on.
It can be almost impossible to peek inside the box and see what, exactly, is happening.
"I felt that for him to continue would be almost a bit sadistic," Mr. Friend said.
Ollie, who is thought to be almost 7 years old, may return for food and shelter.
It proposes that the Jordan Valley and all Jewish settlements be almost immediately annexed into Israel.
NT: Right, something can be almost abusive, and still be bad, but not cross the line.
The gnarled white oak on its front lawn is thought to be almost 500 years old.
The National Weather Service office in Nebraska said travel will be almost impossible until Friday morning.
There seems to be almost nothing about which we can reach consensus in the United States.
And since the selection can be almost overwhelming, we've highlighted 13 of the best ones here.
When Wendell's name was called out as the winner, he seemed to be almost in a trance.
But, in some cases, such as the low-profile or dormant ones, detection can be almost impossible.
He has previously predicted the bus sector could be almost entirely electric in the next 10 years.
If the sun would come out, it would be almost warm enough to hang out for longer.
I say used to because I found the later seasons to be almost a pastiche of themselves.
"You find out what [the game] needs to be almost by necessity," he says of designing Divide.
Similar to Evernote, Microsoft's OneNote note-taking app can be almost anything you want it to be.
Few would disagree that Ted Cruz has the I.Q. to be almost anything he wanted to be.
But in areas glutted with condos for sale or rent, selling a timeshare can be almost impossible.
And yet, for Xi and his country, a massacre reminiscent of Tiananmen would be almost incalculably costly.
Getting your protein from insects—very efficient converters—might be almost indistinguishable from veganism in environmental terms.
In other words, this double blow will be almost certainly be followed by other, equally painful ones.
If it weren't for her video, there'd be almost no record of what took place that day.
Cities like LA, which have about 3.3 spaces for every car right now, will be almost unrecognizable.
Right now, a Republican would be almost foolhardy to publicly vouch for anything that the president says.
But on the people who would feel the impact the most the impact would be almost zero.
By Tuesday, though, the transition will be almost over; Trump will take power just ten days later.
To put this in perspective, a similar drop in the Dow today would be almost 0003,000 points.
Onstage, the staircase will be almost 20 feet high, to better showcase the gown's shimmering green tail.
It is expected to propose that safe levels be almost six times stronger than EPA's current recommendation.
Staking a whole new line of peripherals on an already marginal product would be almost suicidally optimistic.
As full-time travelers, our lifestyle can be almost as cheap as we need it to be.
"It would be almost impossible for a Republican primary challenger to defeat Trump in 2020," Pace said.
Eventually, you'll get so good at pitching your ideas that they'll be (almost) impossible to turn down.
It could be a criminal gang, it could be a foreign government, it could be almost anybody.
Is it possible that exercise could be almost too much of a good thing for our brains?
However, a leaked version of the offer suggests that it will be almost immediately rejected by Brussels.
"The pace has continued to be almost as challenging since then," he told a conference in Israel.
Sirk intended his movie to be "almost like a documentary," Carradine's cold, self-dramatizing impersonation not least.
That would be almost 24 percent higher than the price at which the stock closed on Wednesday.
It seems like infidelity, to some people, can be almost as unforgivable an act as killing is.
"The impact on many industries can be almost immediate and have quite a devastating effect," Ballantyne said.
It just means that content you create is going to be, almost by definition, complimentary and celebratory.
There followed, by Mr. Howald's account, a string of events so ridiculous as to be almost comical.
Oh, wait ... - Seth A. Abel (Aha, let's be) Almost finished solving but need a bit more help?
In my experience, people tend to be almost apologetic that they've never heard of the Lyman Family.
The new Google Nest Mini smart speaker will be almost half-off of its usual $49 price.
On its 3603th anniversary, the civilian age of nuclear power in America appears to be almost over.
"The building has been substantially altered, to be almost unrecognizable," said Lisa Kersavage, the commission's executive director.
However, since hormones can affect nearly every major bodily function, one person's symptoms could be almost anything.
There weren't many women in that room because the Freedom Caucus appears to be almost entirely male.
We need a nominee that understands there will be almost unlimited amounts of dark money fighting us.
The rages would be almost incomprehensible to an outsider—I'm hard pressed to explain them to myself. . . .
It would be almost impossible for any broadcast channel to show Mr. Poperechny, given his profane monologues.
We were not up to those standards that you have to be almost perfect and we weren't.
Outlook: Some teams in this division are starting rebuilds; the Coyotes appear to be almost finished theirs.
But Obama's initiatives, particularly with regard to broadband and spectrum, will be almost universally viewed as laudable.
Under those circumstances, connecting the content, targeting and buyer itself to deduce foreign interference would be almost impossible.
I think when we got there I was really expecting it to be almost exactly like the Bahamas.
I figured, as a beauty editor, it'd be almost irresponsible if I didn't test the latest thing, right?
I even tried out the bus system and found it to be almost as intuitive as the train.
"It's going to be almost impossible to steer that ship in time to accommodate that disruption," he said.
Square "has gone through the process on behalf to be almost fully compliant with FDIC guidelines," she added.
It would be almost 37 years before it was repealed, eventually falling to mounting public and press opposition.
Keeping track of relatives as a vampire appears to be almost as hard as the water in Arkansas!
OceanOne appears to be almost as capable as DARPA's ATLAS robot, but tailor-made to easily maneuver underwater.
But, the problem with Amazon's endless options is that it can be almost impossible to wade through them.
But when all those shots are strung together, the result is so stupefying as to be almost unwatchable.
Further analysis, Mr Schlaerth says, indicates that the overall shock wave might be almost inaudible at ground level.
"Progressive" has become a vague identifier, but the term is used so loosely as to be almost meaningless.
So if these were publicly traded companies, there would be (almost) no reason for drastic rise in value.
So charging the battery to 95% might actually be almost as good, range-wise, as charging to 100%.
Now, you'd have to be almost completely web illiterate to not find your way around the new Twitter.com.
In that sense, Hayward's value is replicated in Utah in a way it wouldn't be almost anywhere else.
Even when they are within the communities they serve, local jails can still be almost impossible to access.
People with anorexia tend to be almost "hyper-controlled," she says, similar to people with obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Unlike their oil-based counterparts, water-heavy iterations tend to be almost weightless and buildable on the skin.
IF THIS ARTICLE were a TikTok video, it would already be almost over—and you would be smiling.
The first movement begins with the cello playing a sustained pitch so softly as to be almost inaudible.
Waging peace can be almost as difficult as waging war, and for Colombia, the remaining challenges are considerable.
"When we talk about transgender entrepreneurs, the numbers are so small as to be almost unmeasurable," she says.
There is, quite simply, no other issue this important, and letting it slide would be almost criminally irresponsible.
Once these smart city technologies are installed, it will be almost impossible for anyone to avoid being tracked.
"This gives rise to the clear possibility that there will be almost only military-favored appointees," Chambers said.
The Socialists' new tally of seats appeared to be almost double that of the main opposition Popular Party.
You can have it all in one place, and it can be almost as portable as a phone.
At the same time, a conservative federal judiciary will be almost as significant a roadblock for progressive change.
With a good hat, parka, snow pants, and boots, you&aposll be almost set to face the freeze.
"It's crazy to feel like you have to sell yourself and just, like, be almost … marketable," she said.
"I wanted them to be almost a fantasy of what people thought they'd be like," Mr. Goodman said.
If you're really focused on weight loss, it's going to be almost impossible to be an intuitive eater.
The downside is that, with four-year presidential terms, Americans seem to be almost perpetually in election mode.
He could also simply sit that election out, which would be almost as serious a snub to McConnell.
The impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump may be almost wrapping up, according to a letter sent by Rep.
It's a format that works well on a smartphone and would be almost unusable on a desktop computer.
A series where the occupation forces slowly but surely wear down all resistance would be almost unbearably grim.
I mean, it would be almost impossible to regulate it all or adhere ... like put standards around it.
Being Spanish American allowed my grandparents to be almost white — to be different but in an acceptable way.
Besides which, it would be almost comically easy to catch Clinton in the act of systematically destroying relevant emails.
It will be almost five years old by the time Apple unveils the next version of iOS in 2020.
It'd be hard to believe if we hadn't driven the 24S first, which manages to be almost incomprehensibly perfect.
Combined, their loss is expected to be almost three times as much as a year ago, at $199 million.
A medication called PrEP has been shown to be almost as effective as condoms in preventing sexual HIV transmission.
The event would be almost exactly a year since Apple announced it was acquiring digital magazine subscription service Texture.
The offerings can be almost anything, ranging from sensors and communication solutions to 3D mapping and drone insurance platforms.
The garments' audacious shapes became more than wrappers, growing to be almost independent of the female bodies they cloaked.
Baths can be almost womb-like, the body both weightlessly suspended and protected by the density of the water.
You need someone who is good at delivering corny jokes and can be almost supernaturally charming while doing so.
But Canucks fans will be almost as interested in what the team says as in what they actually do.
With their nuclear ambitions unchecked, it would be almost impossible to convince other nations, like China, to exercise restraint.
This is a huge question; one that—if I could not answer it—would be almost irresponsible to pose.
OK Computer may be almost 20 years old, but they can still spin up that unique sense of unease.
TMZ broke the story ... Cardi will be almost 7 months pregnant when she hits the Coachella stage next weekend.
Trying to tell a grieving family otherwise can be almost an insult — an invitation to give into dangerous delusions.
Big solar used to be almost entirely driven by policy, mainly state renewable energy standards and federal tax credits.
The ship will be almost identical to the original, only 12 feet wider in compliance with maritime safety regulations.
"I feel so lucky to be functioning and to be almost normal and to not have cancer," she said.
If greenhouse-gas emissions aren't curbed significantly worldwide — and soon — Earth might be almost unrecognizable by the year 2100.
"That'll be almost like in the Andes, except they don't eat each other," Sandys said, with a mischievous smile.
Huawei also owns many essential patents, meaning it will be almost impossible to avoid using some of their technology.
They were also said to be almost the same size, and both sank in April, due to an iceberg.
It's going to be almost like when photography was digitized; it's going to be that much of a transition.
Luckily, we found products that seemed like they would be almost identical to the Kirkland products we had ordered.
I miss how friendly and polite everyone is in the South, although it could be almost annoying at times.
Kupor reckons that AI will be almost as core to technological infrastructure as databases over the next 10 years.
Calum: If we live in an infinite universe, it would be almost ignorant to think that aliens don't exist.
"I wanted 'The Hate U Give' to be almost a girl version of 'Boyz N the Hood,'" she remembered.
For anyone who has recently lost a spouse or parent, "Love After Love" may be almost impossible to watch.
A D&E ban wouldn't explicitly outlaw second-trimester abortion, but the practical effect would be almost the same.
The scientists said Einstein's theory correctly predicted that the shape of the shadow would be almost a perfect circle.
Such opinions shouldn't make or break a hiring decision, but it would be almost irresponsible to ignore them altogether.
However, politically it would be almost impossible for Johnson to present May's deal again without changes to the backstop.
"We have this unique, incredible platform for waves to be almost identical," the surf league commissioner Kieren Perrow said.
The Earth is an ever-changing planet, even though in some respects change might be almost unnoticeable to us.
Players gathered around a fallen teammate seemed to be almost as common a sight as a pick-and-roll.
The government puts the population at about 2400 million, while other estimates suggest it could be almost double that.
According to Congressional Budget Office, the 10-year savings of eliminating harvest price option would be almost $25 billion.
That type of legislation could be "almost a salvation to most of the states, especially rural states," he said.
I wasn't going to write so personally about Patrick and me; that was going to be almost an aside.
The movement may be disrupted, but U.S. officials concede that it will be almost impossible to totally dismantle it.
However, growth is expected to be almost flat in the third quarter, according to BankservAfrica's monthly economic transactions index.
The bar is pretty low for Trump to do better and that has to be almost irresistible for him.
A life without pain would be almost entirely beneficial, and I would definitely take that option if made available.
But I found another question on the poll to be almost as interesting as the head-to-head matchups.
The only problem is that mentally going through the experience of crunches can be almost as uncomfortable as doing them.
Joining Davis, who signed on for the reboot in July, will be almost every fan favorite from the original series.
"This will be almost impossible to fulfill as a commercial deal as it is too cheap," one European trader said.
As with the Malta address, it appears to be almost exclusively associated with companies and apps involved in the scheme.
The spicy version seems to be almost the same, except that it's loaded with chipotle sauce for an extra kick.
My father lived to be almost a hundred and three, and most of my friends are now in their seventies.
The distributional effects would be almost the same, the center found, with upper-income taxpayers receiving much of the benefit.
The new calculations show that the minimum distance of the star will be almost five times closer than previous estimates.
It's such a weird, interesting mix of gameplay, story, setting, know-how, and ambition, that it can be almost overwhelming.
It is now almost axiomatic that anti-democratic ideologies can be almost as dangerous as physical preparations to use force.
Raising venture capital for a "vice" product used to be almost impossible, due to specific restrictions in limited partnership agreements.
The reality is that corruption is now so thoroughly entrenched in Iraq that it will be almost impossible to excise.
But, for hetero men who date and fuck trans women, that sort of community can be almost impossible to find.
Without active U.S. participation in the global energy transformation, reaching the goals agreed upon in Paris will be almost impossible.
To be a libertarian, after all, is to be almost constantly at issue with both ruling parties in some way.
It would be cruel, exploitative and a logistical nightmare, plus organising pay-per-view television coverage would be almost impossible.
If people are cocooned in their information bubbles, as they seem to be, almost any bullshit narrative can take hold.
The slim Senate majority that has proven to be almost unworkable over the past year will get that much tougher.
Tara Foley was always fascinated by the life of her grandmother, Stasia, who lived to be almost 103 years old.
This hypocrisy and disrespect for the law would be almost comical if the stories I've recounted here weren't common occurrences.
The script needed to be almost like a collage of put-together scenes in a scenario that was very modular.
When a behavior happens constantly, it can be almost impossible to gain the Archimedean point necessary to see it clearly.
Goldman Sachs estimated there will be almost 100 million users of VR in 2020, with almost half watching video content.
"It will be almost like eating three meals a day, because it will become that much a part of you."
Getting an early start on investing for retirement can be almost as valuable as shoveling a ton of money away.
It would be almost impossible for a calorie-counting dieter to accurately estimate their intake given this kind of variation.
Beneath Mr. Mitchell's gleaming smile and sunny charm was a tenacity of belief and purpose that could be almost frightening.
Though they are made by four separate companies, they are similar enough in appearance and content to be almost interchangeable.
Obama's face forms the composition's peak, but could be almost anyone's face, like a model's face in a fashion spread.
Just a few years ago, the musicians playing in a samba circle jam session used to be almost all male.
"We knew it would be almost impossible to get an acquittal when a jury hears you confess," Mr. Peruto said.
Full-time employment rose a solid 15,900, only to be almost completely offset by a drop in part-time jobs.
Rockwell explains this is why the illusion of "closeness" to famous folks in the digital age can be almost dangerous.
GDP growth may have hit 4% in 2.23, but JPMorgan reckons it'll be almost half that this year and next.
The fact is, countless businesses are rapidly approaching a day when commerce will be almost entirely dependent on online connectivity.
Proponents also claim that the hovercraft was expensive to operate — but upkeep on the road will be almost as expensive.
"The way that she plays, if she's on, it would be almost impossible to beat her," Osaka said of Giorgi.
To the Editor: There seems to be almost total amnesia about the harm that deregulation can do to the economy.
I wrote: A series where the occupation forces slowly but surely wear down all resistance would be almost unbearably grim.
It'll be almost impossible to make a bendy phone as thin or compact as the original Razr, so what's the point?
And of course, hacking the phone of a senior Trump aide could be almost as valuable as hacking Trump's own phone.
It will be almost impossible to forgive the militant men of the self-proclaimed Islamic State who shattered thousands of lives.
The moonflower was a grail to Ms. Mee, but for many people plants are so boring as to be almost invisible.
With a quick scrape, that'd be almost good to go: Our European editorial director left these Post-Its out for me.
It would be almost a guarantee of more of the partisan rowing and deadlocked government that has blighted Mr Obama's presidency.
Four pieces of the debris have been determined to be "almost certainly from MH370," according to the Australian Transport Safety Bureau.
But in May Culp said he would focus on generating cash and let earnings be "almost like a byproduct," Dray said.
That way, the main camera can be used for selfies and the front of the phone can be (almost) all screen.
In fact, net income this fiscal year is projected to be almost exactly equal to what Apple booked four years earlier.
We can be almost certain it was a mountain bike, or a hybrid of some sort based on that popular design.
"The decision (to extend cuts) seems to be almost a done deal," said Bjarne Schieldrop, chief commodities analyst at SEB Markets.
And it is easy to see how the impulse to grasp for a scapegoat would be almost irresistible in this scenario.
But it would be almost cliche if Daenerys went from being a good person to being an out-and-out villain.
Places where enough people vote Labour for Mr Corbyn's uselessness, even on the delicate matter of Brexit, to be almost immaterial.
This fits with a pattern Mr Kane's research reveals to be "almost constant": new teachers lack classroom management and instruction skills.
Williamson said he expected 2019 revenue growth would be almost flat at around 20%, compared with last year's expansion of 19.5%.
Though Joshua might be almost a decade and a half younger than Klitschko, the experience of the latter cannot be underestimated.
Some of the big questions we will be watching as the returns roll in: It would be almost impossible for Mrs.
"That's so flawed as to be almost worthless," said Gigi Sohn, a former adviser at the FCC under the Obama administration.
Tara Foley was always fascinated by the life of her late grandmother, Stasia, who lived to be almost 103 years old.
And I think it's worth remembering that Virginia and Colorado would basically be almost enough to get Clinton over the top.
The OnePlus 7T Pro is said to be almost identical to the OnePlus 7 Pro, with only a few updated specs.
Even though 2019 may be almost over (kinda), you can always redeem yourself by getting a head start on next year.
However, the free-wheeling nature of Trump's account may be almost impossible to maintain, since there will be, starting on Jan.
The United States is the world's sole remaining superpower, but Americans often seem so inward-looking as to be almost provincial.
Technology and financial earnings in the first quarter are expected to be almost double the rest of the S&P 500.
Some categories of expenses, especially in the early development of an APCD, will be almost identical regardless of a state's population.
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan recouped early losses to be almost flat, as did Shanghai blue chips.
It's not unnatural for the media to be almost entirely focused on Trump because we've never seen anything like this. Right.
We expect them to be almost godlike, to be so perfect that we will blindly follow them wherever they lead us.
It is cheap and portable enough to be almost disposable and it's not as heavy and hot as other, larger devices.
"I hope the feeling will be almost warrior-esque," she told T. Accordingly, her garments are designed to celebrate women's bodies.
"The Wonder Years" can be almost unbearably poignant, but it is so unabashed in its earnestness that you can't begrudge it.
"This will be almost more important than electricity," said Chris Lane, a telecom analyst in Hong Kong for Sanford C. Bernstein.
Mr. Brown predicted his successor would face demands for "virtually limitless spending" from lawmakers that would be almost impossible to meet.
Mark Hollis is an immaculate and worthy successor to a body of work that can, at times, be almost overwhelmingly incredible.
Odell brings up a famous redwood in Oakland called Old Survivor, which is estimated to be almost five hundred years old.
Samsung's chip division, which propelled it to record second quarter earnings, could be almost twice the size of Intel's entire business.
Over the next seven days, there will be almost 1,243 delegates awarded in more than a dozen contests across the country.
And if you had stuck with Sears during all of its travails, you would be almost where you started, with $1,022.
The new token will be almost like a free dividend, according to Charles Hayter, founder of digital currency comparison website CryptoCompare.
Because the overhang eliminates the need for structural columns around the lobby, the exterior glass curtain wall will be almost diaphanous.
He also said he wouldn't rule out another run for president in 2628 even though he'll be almost 28503 years old.
If Elkann had instead invested at Renault's 8% ratio, Fiat's spending would be almost one-third higher at 18 billion euros.
When it kicks in, the new dividend will be almost double what it was when Nadella took over from Steve Ballmer.
The new entity will be almost wholly controlled by executives from AB InBev, maker of beers including Budweiser and Stella Artois.
Indeed, rather than giving Americans a greater hand in managing the economy, much of it was designed to be almost invisible.
It's worth reflecting that New York City before the E.P.A. and the movement it represented would be almost unrecognizable in 2017.
If that is realized, Samsung's semiconductor business alone would be almost twice the size of Intel's in terms of operating profit.
Of the other title contenders, world number four Wawrinka proved last year that, on his day, he can be almost unplayable.
Current total debt for the 2019/20 fiscal year is estimated to be almost C$354 billion, according to provincial statistics.
It will be almost impossible for congressional Republicans to do anything meaningful without at least modest support from the Democratic side.
Before the events in Cologne, a debate of this intensity about the character of entire refugee groups would be almost unimaginable.
"For women not to be able to produce enough milk, it has to be almost conditions of starvation," Perez-Escamilla said.
"Our ambition is not to become the No. 1 player, obviously that would be almost impossible," Gadola told Reuters in an interview.
Instead, she steps into a puddle, and out into 18th century Scotland, where finding Jamie turns out to be almost anti-climactic.
The company is planning a 2018 ICO that may be almost 260 times the size of the biggest crypto deal to date.
It would be almost two weeks before the activity was determined to be a legitimate attack, and to have the exploit patched.
" He added: "You know, honestly, when you're fresh out of a relationship, I just feel like that'd be almost disrespectful, too, right?
That's a lot of people — about 7 percent of Cisco's workforce — but its headcount will still be almost 70,000 after the cuts.
Often critically-acclaimed Aussie flicks tend to be almost fable-like in their simplicity, obsessed with the natural world and morally ambiguous.
Without Strava's geospatial data, it would be almost impossible for the men to make sense of their physical activity on the mountain.
For people who are poor, older, or have a physical or mental condition, evacuating during a natural disaster can be almost impossible.
Left unaddressed, the internal angst we harbor can be almost as destructive to us as the external oppression we face off against.
It's likely not the character of random scientist #16, or generic hunting guy #3, nor should it be almost every single protagonist.
Google is launching a new, more limited cinematic VR format that it hopes will be almost as accessible as regular YouTube videos.
But this would require the repeal of a law from 1967, which a Republican-controlled Senate would be almost certain to block.
A potential President Donald Trump would be almost as painful for Asia as for his usual whipping boy, Mexico, Nomura has warned.
But this movie would be almost intolerably sour if Reitman, Cody, and Theron didn't also identify with Mavis in a major way.
The arcs themselves are so broad as to be almost obvious, and it can be hard to distinguish which one to use.
Over the past three years such price rises have boosted profits by about 14%—without them Time Warner would be almost stagnant.
However, as with any large conglomerate, separating the good stuff from the basic can be almost as tricky as staying on budget.
Women are obviously also exposed to the insidious messaging of what a woman should and shouldn't do and be almost from birth.
Cutting-edge factories in the U.S., like the one that Tesla is building in the Nevada desert, will be almost entirely automated.
We're never going to be good at that, and I don't want to be almost as good as 'fill in the blank.
Many spreadsheets simply aren't optimized for mobile, and can be almost impossible to navigate and manage unless you're sitting at a desktop.
We are also expecting some type of health sensor and features while battery life is thought to be almost exactly the same.
This is a shame, because conservatives used to be almost by definition conservationists, focused on preserving our shared heritage from destructive influences.
It may be almost as long until Labour has a new chief, and even then he or she may be a caretaker.
And while Kerry will be almost 2628 years old on Election Day of 28500, he's still seen as a possible Democratic candidate.
"I find the notion that people would only vote some way because they were tricked to be almost viscerally offensive," he said.
The incident ensured that P.M. Dawn would be almost as well known for the negative reactions it engendered as for its hits.
Or, while the genes of island foxes may be almost entirely identical, maybe they are activated in the animals in varying patterns.
It has pretty special effects, and it's about a dysfunctional family of scientists who are going to be almost dying a lot.
It may be almost four years later, but the few players who still log in are waiting for the end to come.
The resulting automatic deception classifier was found to be almost 90 percent accurate, handily beating out humans assigned to the same task.
Avocado Tree Starter Kit, available at Uncommon Goods, $20Setting these up will be almost as enjoyable as the fruits of his labor.
It would have been really nice to just be told, it's going to be almost as if you were going to die.
At this point, my approach is to be almost bullish about what I put myself in, about what I say yes to.
" Roger Greenspun, who reviewed the movie for The New York Times, found it "so distinctly worth seeing as to be almost mandatory.
As he stood to speak, he seemed to be almost bouncing on the soles of his feet, delighted at RT's newfound prominence.
The obverse of that seeming offhandedness would have to be almost any design by Rei Kawakubo at Comme des Garçons Homme Plus.
Or how the plaintiffs' demand for age verification of the women in online ads could be almost impossible to put in effect.
The impact of this on businesses in Great Britain "would be almost identical" to a no-deal Brexit, the think tank suggests.
However, your ideas can be almost psychically inspired, or even misleading, as Mercury harmonizes with Neptune, the planet of illusion and delusion.
If this were science fiction, you could say the machines had already risen, which would be almost reassuring in its nihilistic finality.
The city is now transforming Fresh Kills into a park that, once complete, will be almost triple the size of Central Park.
And more to come: China's anti-ship ballistic missiles are on the horizon, and its stealthy diesel boats can be almost undetectable.
Gallup is still polling Hillary Clinton's favorability — and at 36 percent, it happens to be almost as bleak as Trump's approval rating.
And maybe even further down the line, will technology advance to the point that it will be almost impossible to safeguard elections?
Its screen's curved edges seem to melt into the aluminum case, and the bezel is so thin as to be almost invisible.
We girls, we're taught to be almost too resilient, to be strong and sexy and cool and laid-back, the girl who's down.
When it is fully connected the Yangzi delta, where Ms Hu is based, will be almost four times as big, with 226m people.
Colonies where ants help the injured are estimated to be almost a third larger than colonies where the injured are on their own.
Since 2010 the budget deficit has been reduced from 20103% to 4% of GDP; by 2020 it is forecast to be almost eliminated.
Here are some of the big questions we will be watching as the returns roll in: It would be almost impossible for Mrs.
Now, with the vote looking to be almost a formality, Clyburn is already seeing internet providers walk back promises to maintain net neutrality.
IMMELT: OH I THINK, AGAIN, I LOOK AT OUR – LET'S SAY TO REPLACE THE GE INSTALLED BASE TODAY WOULD BE ALMOST $2 TRILLION.
It would probably be the last chance for Mr Bloomberg, who will be almost 79 by the time America's next president is inaugurated.
The result is that the features used by deep learning to identify diseases will be almost entirely unknown to the humans operating them.
"Current shareholders would be almost fully diluted and that's something the majority shareholder now clearly accepts," the source said on condition of anonymity.
Mr Davis has been having a torrid time negotiating in Brussels; he may find that life in Westminster can be almost as trying.
That would be almost a doubling of mortgage rates and we all know that mortgages as a monthly payment kind of a game.
And the average price nationally next year for the next tier — silver — will be almost $297 per month for a 2200-year-old.
One of the sources said the bank would announce at least 20163,000 redundancies and the job cuts would be almost entirely in Italy.
"If I had been, I would be almost asleep at the press conference and would not have said those stupid things," he added.
Although he'd left the organization when he was eight, it would be almost five years until his mother allowed him to watch television.
Game of Thrones may be almost over, but HBO is gearing up for one final ride for fans of its massive hit show.
Since success really can be almost anything, everyone should be involved in defining your communal idea of success and then buying into it.
Schlafly warned that it could mean the mother wouldn't be almost automatically granted custody of the children in divorce cases, nor awarded alimony.
The new collider would be almost four times the size of the LHC, and would enable colliding particles about 10 times as fast.
Self-harm has gone from being misunderstood and not discussed, to common enough to be almost an accepted part of the adolescent experience.
Politically, however, it would be almost impossible to overlook the outcome of the first plebiscite on Britain's place in Europe in 41 years.
Given the date of her reported separation from Al Mana, it seems to be almost exactly at the 5 year mark of marriage.
It actually was crafted in expectation that Hillary Clinton would be president and Biden would be almost solely focused on the cancer moonshot.
The line-up for the July debates will be almost the same as the line-up for the June debates, only with Rep.
Space Twitter can be almost as overwhelming as space itself, but curating a list of accounts makes it easier to handle and navigate.
The scientists embraced this new plan: Talking with Joel before and after, they figured, would be almost as useful as having him onboard.
They are filled with our most intimate information, and digging through someone's can be almost more revealing than snooping in their medicine cabinet.
It's a familiar rhetorical technique, the obfuscation of the facts with layers of detail and qualification, so labyrinthine as to be almost unfollowable.
They used to be almost entirely young men, prepared to take the risk posed by the crossing in search of a better life.
But in Croatia, it appears you have to be almost perfect to match the idealized version of the players from two decades ago.
We accept and perpetuate the boys-play-offense and girls-play-defense framework because it is so atmospheric as to be almost invisible.
I could physically describe the projects in 2017 and that description would be almost identical to what they looked like 30 years earlier.
We have the names of today's picks, the first of what could be almost monthly waves of nominations, a White House official said.
For the attendees, this is all about defeating anti-Semitism; for Netanyahu, this will be almost as much about defeating his political adversaries.
It would be almost impossible to know what bodily changes would have a minor impact on health versus what could potentially be lethal.
While healthcare can be almost free within the Portuguese public system, the Pimentals say they spend an extra €100 ($111) on private coverage.
"It would be almost like a beacon," said McDaniels, now the curator of African-American collections at Emory, said of a potential title.
You may even need to scramble to avoid missing a connection, so your luggage needs to be almost as responsive as a car.
This juvenile folklore passing as historical fact would be almost laughable if not for how widespread the acceptance of this myth has become.
The new plant is located north of Koeberg, Africa's only commercial nuclear power station, and will be almost double its 1,800 MW capacity.
But in reality, many find the Bahamas to be "almost like a very expensive Las Vegas," as Quora user Kyle Baley put it.
It's a redistribution of pain, and without access to that redistribution, what is hard and horrific can be almost too much to bear.
Copacabana might be so famous as to be almost a cliché, but it's still one of the best city beaches in the world.
Those hires, she said, would be almost entirely technical, to build out Thrive Global's platform to serve businesses in a more automated way.
Objectively speaking, your "prior" belief that he is an actual account-skimming thief should be almost as unlikely as in the previous example.
Cobbling together enough cash for that has become a major barrier for many, especially in places where 2402 percent down can be almost $23,2470.
And if you begin there, isn&apost it going to be almost impossible to maintain the sanctions regime, the maximum pressure against North Korea?
"The gas infrastructure infrastructure will be almost half of the cash flow earnings stream of Dominion Resources, which makes it quite unique," Farrell said.
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Instead, it depends on Pau Gasol: if he opts in to his contract, carving out $35 million of cap space will be almost impossible.
The investments required to scale are almost negligible, their market size often unlimited, their shift from loss-making to profit can be almost immediate.
As a character, he is so pallid as to be almost invisible, barely intruding on the action except every so often to fall ill.
In the dark days of 2009 one rule of thumb for monetary policy suggested that nominal interest rates needed to be almost minus 4%.
One key finding is that electric vehicle replacement seems to be almost equally feasible in any American city, regardless of climate, topography, or size.
In Apple's case, at least, the sums involved are so large that it would be almost impossible for Apple to invest it all productively.
"If Hakan Atilla is going to be declared a criminal, that would be almost equivalent to declaring the Turkish Republic a criminal," he said.
It is projecting operating expenses in 2018 of less than $400 million, which would be almost half of what the company spent in 2016.
This trend of opening up politics to more lower- and middle-class Americans can be almost entirely attributed to the rise of the internet.
Yet, mysteriously, these super spirals seem to be almost unlimited in both how big they can get and how many stars they can build.
In the next few days, President Rivlin will start the process of consultations with the different parties, but it will be almost a formality.
Exhibits range from the medieval to the more modern – and include a few items that are so unusual as to be almost beyond categorization.
Average prices would need to be almost 30 percent higher to give Uber the 10 percent margin typical of a successful and growing company.
"It would be almost impossible to work with Sephora and Ulta Beauty any other way because the numbers are so large," he tells R29.
"The motivation behind the growth seems to be almost entirely economic, because it's not as if the education is getting any better," he said.
Wall Street analysts believe the pace of the rally may slow, but that Amazon will be almost 240 percent higher a year from now.
"I wish everybody would take a deep breath and be almost prayerful about this," she said last Wednesday at a Washington Post Live event.
It would be almost foolish to try to predict where things will go, but we'll keep giving people the foundation to build social worlds.
"Certainly, if Donald Trump would be re-elected, to not have a recession over the next eight years would be almost impossible," Wren said.
Enter: the multitasking Maxam Pineapple Peeler/Corer/Slicer which does exactly what it sounds like and happens to be almost half off at Walmart.
These letters were sent to overseas branches of banks, thought to be almost all Indian, that would then lend money to the jewellery firms.
Hutton may still be almost two months shy of his second birthday, but his mom says he already has quite the personality on him.
Though no central database exists, there are thought to be almost as many guns in private hands, or about 300m, as there are Americans.
Which led to the realization that in less than two years, people born in the year 2000 will be almost old enough to drink.
"If Hakan Atilla is going to be declared a criminal, that would be almost equivalent to declaring the Turkish Republic a criminal," Erdogan said.
If Democrats can run the table of competitive seats in California this fall, they would be almost halfway to the 23 pickups they need.
" Former Watergate prosecutor Nick Ackerman declared the emails to be "almost a smoking cannon" and added that "there's almost no question this is treason.
If there is a 28503 tax bill, it is likely to be almost all tax cuts, with no tax reforms to broaden the base.
Trump wants to create 5 million new apprenticeships over the next five years, which would be almost 10 times the total that exist now.
The foundation says it would be almost impossible to remove the plastic already in the patch by traditional methods, like nets attached to boats.
The benefits for longevity appear to be almost exactly the same, according to an inspiring new study of physical activity patterns and life spans.
In the end though, he concluded that the threat may be almost nonexistent in the wild and that people should continue enjoying their buttplugs.
Now, with the emergence of deepfake technology, the ability to produce convincing fake video will be almost as widespread as the ability to lie.
"They sometimes seem to be almost like an arm of the People's Daily," George Magnus, a former chief economist at UBS, said of McKinsey.
Red beets can be almost cloying here, but if they're all you have, squeeze on some extra lime juice to offset the added sweetness.
If that rate of increase were to continue, the percentage of whites in 2020 who would qualify as intolerant would be almost a third.
This would be almost equivalent of getting a consistent massage, so it would be good for perhaps relaxation or maybe some form of detoxification.
Ms. Maviel, a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, doesn't work like a typical singer; her process is so deeply rooted as to be almost subliminal.
But there will be almost 603,700 across the state Monday, and those candidates' strengths vary wildly from region to region and room to room.
Washington state snowstorm Travel will be almost impossible in parts of western Washington today as a wicked winter storm continues to wallop the state.
Despite the risks associated with a thriving zero-day market, security experts stress it would be almost impossible to regulate from a technological perspective.
Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.) said a coordinated physical and cyber attack could be almost as devastating to communities as a massive earthquake or tsunami.
And once cats get into bad bathroom habits, Long told Insider that it can be almost impossible to force them to change their ways.
The water is to gush downward from delicate Swarovski crystal branches atop tall, slender towers that rotate — so slowly as to be almost imperceptible.
Britain's budget forecasters also say the headroom could be almost halved by the way that official statisticians treat student loans in the public accounts.
She appears to be almost relieved to have to pay for her lies, even if she objects to Julien's sudden upping of the ante.
I was thinking that there would be, almost inevitably, a Lil Wayne song that samples George Michael, who died last night, but there isn't.
This could be almost anywhere, the Pacific coast of Mexico, where we last left Moose, or even off the beautiful shores of Lake Ontario.
These youngest Americans have continued and deepened many of the political trends favored by millennials, and they are expected to be almost half non-white.
If Seehofer, backed by his CSU, were to defy her by enforcing the plan on Monday, Merkel would be almost certainly forced to fire him.
"If another Sandy were to come today, or this year, I think there would be almost the same flood conditions in subway system," he said.
The power requirements would have to be almost nil, of course, which is why DARPA called the program Near Zero Power RF and Sensor Operation.
Unlike shopping for plane tickets or shoes, drug prices can be almost impossible to find until you're at the pharmacy trying to fill a prescription.
By the time an election came where she would actually have a say, the chance to rein in climate change could be almost gone forever.
And the stockmarket is much more international than it used to be; almost half the revenues of S&P 500 companies come from outside America.
Information that required years of on-the-ground counting and analysis at Sagehen—tree diameter, forest structure, fuel load—should soon be almost instantly accessible.
Long hours, lots of sitting in a stiff position — every now and then the desire to stretch out and lie back must be almost overwhelming.
They also reflect the gaping cultural and political divides opened by the 2016 campaign, which will be almost impossible to close whoever wins the election.
The price of Zynteglo, a new gene therapy made by Bluebird Bio, will be almost €1.6 million ($1.8 million) in Europe, the company said Friday.
"What makes us a compelling venture-scale opportunity is what I believe is really going to be almost a winner-take-all situation," Morgan said.
By 2020, it'll be spending upwards of $60 million more on health care than it brings in — and the reserve fund will be almost gone.
This and subsequent experiments have shown the vaccine to be almost 90% effective and, crucially, safe for use in children as young as six months.
Even though Wall Street is considering a Fed cut to be almost certain later this month, it's Trump's tariffs that companies are remembering, Cramer said.
Sanctions on Eritrea, which has an official population of 3.6 million though other estimates suggest it could be almost double that, then followed in 2009.
They also happen to be almost identical to a series of album covers designed in 2015 by Hachim Bahous, who shared the similarities on Facebook.
The quartz for the crucibles, like the silicon they will produce, needs to be almost absolutely pure, purged as thoroughly as possible of other elements.
With no need to click anything or make any mistakes in order to trigger the attacker's success, being targeted may be almost a fait accompli.
Combined, Toshiba and Western Digital could be almost as large as Samsung's memory unit, which could give a combined company more negotiating leverage against Apple.
Following the ban, a number of studies were carried out at various disposal sites and the environmental impact was found to be almost non-existent.
In the United States, free speech protections are more powerful than privacy rights and a court order like the threesome injunction would be almost unthinkable.
If another five planned schemes involving 22014 farmers go ahead, Tasmania's investment in shifting its water around the island will be almost A$227 billion.
The National Audit Office, a spending watchdog, says that at today's wholesale prices the subsidy for EDF would be almost £30 billion over 35 years.
This realization that your mom actually does know what she's talking about can be almost as terrifying as noticing that you're turning into your mom.
Unless your workplace is super lax about absences, writing in that you're under the weather can be almost as nauseating as whatever is ailing you.
I don't just mean that their pleasures seem more routine than revelatory, or that they feature climactic scenes so similar as to be almost identical.
"Company executives," on the other hand, could be almost anyone within the Trump Organization's upper ranks, including the president's eldest children or even Trump himself.
However, student loan debt can be almost impossible to discharge when you file for bankruptcy — and almost one-third of filers have student loan debt.
Unlike college basketball's annual "March Madness" tournament, whose guaranteed diet of upsets makes it must-see TV, the NBA can be almost mind-numbingly predictable.
By this stage, the chicken should be almost ready – if you have a probe thermometer, you're looking for an internal temperature of 75°C. 8.
"The initial performance of the stock will be almost irrelevant," says Paul Bricault, cofounder of the L.A.-based accelerator and seed-stage venture fund Amplify.
But the contribution from the federal coal lease program on global emissions, let alone on global temperatures, is so insignificant as to be almost unmeasurable.
Given the body of very serious charges that are now facing this President, it would be almost reckless for the House to refrain from investigating.
But such a move would be almost politically impossible in the United States, the world's largest economy and second-largest greenhouse gas emitter behind China.
But Nadal has proved through the years to be almost as good at recovery as he is at whipping forehand passing shots on the run.
Which means, at a bare minimum, the medical cannabis sold under MMRSA is anticipated to be almost twice the cost of what we're selling now.
Their dad was a Vietnam vet, it turns out, and prone to scary eruptions of violence, which their mom seemed to be almost proud of.
In 1988, the organizers of a nationwide photography competition approached Mr. Li with a request that would be almost unimaginable in China's current political climate.
Equally subtle and emotionally grounded, Reilly portrays Hardy as a big man with a light touch, so laid-back so as to be almost reckless.
With a revenue of $1.54 billion, a valuation close to $33 billion would still be almost 13 times more than what the company brings in.
"If your children gets used to sweetness, it's going to be almost impossible to get them to drink milk or plain water," Dr. Harris said.
"The federal approval, frankly, we just assumed it was going to be almost pro forma," Mr. Cuomo told reporters during a news conference on Monday.
Now that Mr. Trump has moved to roll back the plan, it will be almost impossible for the United States to meet its Paris commitments.
And pending legislation in Congress to close a loophole that allows for-profit colleges to be almost entirely dependent on federal funds is likely dead.
But with Mr. Trump in the White House, it often feels like the bar for moral behavior is so low as to be almost nonexistent.
It would be almost impossible for an inmate to swim for the mainland because of the strong currents in the East River, Mr. Cranston said.
He could wake up every day and Hillary Clinton would be up by four percentage points and the whole Trump nightmare would be almost over!
The National Weather Service office in Nebraska said travel will be almost impossible until Friday morning, using language nearly mirrored by offices throughout the region.
Some of this can be almost too hard to bear; there are images of discarded fetuses and a story about a pregnant woman's attempted escape.
"I believe that it will be something, economically, that will be almost hard to compete with for many countries; it has such potential," he added.
As a result, it seems to be almost impossible to host a major Hollywood event filled with A-listers and not inadvertently include an alleged predator.
I could also see The Martian playing spoiler, but that would be almost as disappointing as the fact that Ridley Scott wasn't nominated for Best Director.
If Trump were to put his own stated polices into place, four foreign policy crises — two economic and two military — would be almost certain to erupt.
And so it can be almost anything, it can be an interesting optical phenomenon and I'll decide, I've got to understand what this strange phenomenon is.
Step into the kitchen with a friend or loved one, and you'll surely find yourselves in a beautiful, shared moment, one that can be almost meditative.
They concluded that the decision to focus on Latin acts at the Super Bowl could therefore be almost focused around recruitment — but not just of players.
Meaning that Steyer, the billionaire Democrat, has dropped more than $35 million on ads in support of a candidacy that appears to be almost entirely lifeless.
The next iPhone may be almost a year away, but one of the biggest rumors about the upcoming smartphone is now looking more plausible than ever.
Both leaders said ties would be upgraded to the level of "comprehensive strategic relationship" and bilateral trade would be almost doubled to $15 billion by 2020.
While the Galaxy S29 successor has been teased with camera improvements, the design of the Galaxy S28 is rumoured to be almost identical to the S29.
This would be almost impossible, given the gun lobby's and many gun owners' current stance and the paranoid fears of confiscation, a fear some liberals feed.
You might not use it all now, but make more and you'll be almost all the way towards Welsh rarebit when the cheese toastie cravings hit.
Oh, and even if North Korea does actually go through with ditching its nukes this time, it's going to be almost impossible to hold them accountable.
The stupid stupid stupid microphone one, it just kind of slides into a flimsy gate that you can be almost certain you broke but didn't actually.
It is estimated by the Government Accountability Office that the costs of replacing infrastructure in rural communities can be almost $190 billion in the coming decades.
What makes Paris Is Burning continually fascinating is that it is perhaps one of the first seminal gay texts to be almost entirely devoid of camp.
Again, experts canvassed by VICE broadly agree it will be almost impossible for any group to pull off a massive attack at a major-game site.
European shares are seen steady, with spread-betters picking Britain's FTSE and Germany's DAX to be almost flat and France's CAC to edge 0.1 percent lower.
The beauty of Danny Drinkwater is that, if he were presented in an identity parade, it'd be almost impossible to point him out with any confidence.
He quickly amassed a remarkable portfolio of responsibilities, especially considering the fact that he has no prior government experience and seems to be almost singularly talentless.
This month, a new class of robots designed to be almost indistinguishable from actual humans will be introduced to a select group of remote markets worldwide.
It would be almost insulting to be told that the women we fell for were just paper dolls being moved around on Carrie Bradshaw's story boards.
And yet, while these reactions appear to be almost universal, their emotional wake is intensely personal, possessing — at times obsessing — each individual in a unique way.
People who were fit throughout the study period proved to be almost 50 percent less likely to develop dementia than the least-fit men and women.
While stocks have rallied around it, some Wall Street pros say the tax bill could be almost too much of a good thing for the economy.
Analysts at broker Equita said in a note it would be "almost impossible" for the lender to raise all the required cash in current choppy markets.
This is so unlikely as to be almost not worth discussing, but it is nonetheless true that the more people involved, the more cumbersome the procedure.
The BoE penciled into its forecasts the bets in financial markets that there will be almost three quarter-point rate rises over the next three years.
And if they don't meet before this second summit, it will be almost a foregone conclusion that we won't have specific progress to announce on denuclearization.
Unlike the first time around, when you impose these sanctions you will be almost universally isolated from other countries who are strongly opposed to your efforts.
Moody's said the city's projected $102 million deficit would be cut by 73 percent this year and be almost eliminated by 2020 if both bills passed.
The study, released this Friday, found that a male contraceptive injection could be almost as effective as the pill, with a success rate of 96 percent.
Then I remember her second piece of advice: In order to see results, the last few reps of each exercise should be almost impossible to complete.
According to official figures, 19 people including two military personnel have died in clashes though Amnesty International has said the number may be almost double that.
Fraud like this is so rare as to be almost unmeasurable, and yet its specter has led to dozens of strict new laws around the country.
"I mean I may be almost 30 years old but I've never actually functioned as a true adult," Kevin, a patient at reSTART, told VICE News.
In effect, a situation has been created where a foreign adversary can include EternalBlue exploit code in malware and be almost guaranteed anti-USG/NSA sentiment.
I was riding with her for an article about the resurgence of syphilis, the sexually transmitted infection that health officials once believed to be almost vanquished.
A homey dish of chicken and egg over white rice, oyako-don can be filling or it can be almost ethereal, as it is at Torishin.
Several Senate committees are reviewing the deal, and some panels plan to hold hearings to suggest changes — even though those could be almost impossible to make.
If Russian claims are true, the Kinzhal and Avangard would be almost impossible to intercept due to their speed and their ability to rapidly change direction.
Fox's "Spider-Man" cashed in on the popularity of the "X-Men" series and proved to be almost as big a hit as Wolverine's animated adventures.
My grandmother, who lived to be almost 100, was not, as I knew her, xenophobic or anti-Semitic; she did not seem temperamentally suited to hate.
Once I was set up in the ambulance, I knew that the way in which people would move around it would be almost identical every night.
By the time I die, illiteracy and extreme poverty may be almost eliminated — and it's difficult to imagine a greater triumph for humanity on our watch.
Still, political strategists argue that a Republican challenge to Trump in 2020 will be almost impossible if the economy is booming and voters are back to work.
It predicted rice production this year in Sri Lanka would be almost 40 percent less than last year, and 35 percent lower than the five-year average.
Other competitors—Mission Workshop, Acronym, Aether—tend to be almost completely online retailers, with maybe a pop-up or just one or two brick-and-mortar outposts.
Apparently, the Galaxy Note 73R will be almost identical to the original Galaxy Note 27, save for a smaller 27,27mAh battery compared to the original 3,500mAh battery.
Banks have complained that the rule is too restrictive, arguing that it can be almost impossible to distinguish between prohibited trading from permitted activities like market-making.
In contrast, to be in the group with the smallest shift in weight, your weight had to be almost entirely stable, changing by only about two pounds.
Cervical rings doped with dapivirine, which early trials suggested may be almost as effective for women as circumcision is for men, have yet to obtain regulatory approval.
Mr Gentiloni's cabinet, however, will be almost identical to that of his predecessor, who resigned after his plan to reform the constitution was rejected in a referendum.
The college now says that pies out of the ATM will be almost the same as the ones served from "artisan" pizza ovens in their dining halls.
Jill thinks she can get them to the point where they'll be almost invisible to the naked eye, but for Phuc, it's more about being pain free.
If they do end up getting hitched this weekend, it will be almost 9 months after they got engaged -- J.J. popped the question back in May 2019.
At that Clinton rally, Buffett seemed to be almost out of breath and folksy as ever even as he lowered his "monkey" boom on the GOP nominee.
The new deal will be almost identical to the one rejected back in January, which led May to the biggest Parliamentary defeat in more than a century.
"The harm may be almost invisible now, but there are enormous accumulative effects for the future generations," says Isao Kubota, the chairman of Nishi-Nippon Financial Holdings.
Whatever they do, it will be almost impossible for Democrats to compete with the kind of reality television, WWE wrestling-style production that Americans saw in Cleveland.
The Democratic presidential candidates have stark differences on a number of issues, but on foreign policy there are big changes they'd all be almost certain to make.
LG's new G5 is a novelty item that tech watchers have compared to the Nintendo Game Boy that used to be almost as ubiquitous as the smartphone.
"The most probable scenario is that in the next three to four months, Venezuela's access to hard cash is going to be almost all gone," he says.
I recently tried Briogeo's Superfoods Hair Bar system ($50) and found the products to be almost as effective at softening my hair as getting a keratin treatment.
The small number of samples Zayner collected means that it would be almost impossible to tell if the differences he found between various samples are statistically significant.
Then, between three and nine months later, the cilia in your lungs (the hair-like structures that catch intruding mucus and particles) will be almost completely repaired.
Between the lines: Some Trump administration officials are nervous about making concrete funding demands, in Arizona, that will be almost impossible to get Congress to agree to.
In one month's time a pound will be worth $1.31 and in a year it will be almost 8 percent stronger at $1.40, according to the poll.
Polling also suggests that guns could begin to be almost as much a motivating factor for liberal voters as they have long been for Second Amendment conservatives.
At the moment, the energy among Democrats appears to be almost entirely among liberals, while the Third Way/centrist path trod by Clinton feels almost entirely discarded.
Here's the thing: If Tillerson refused to directly deny calling Trump a "moron," you can be almost certain he did in fact call the president exactly that.
For years, gynecologists have had a bird's-eye view on a phenomenon that is now so popular as to be almost commonplace: female genitalia, bereft of hair.
The nominees that a President Hillary Clinton would select for the judiciary would be almost identical to the kind of nominees a President Bernie Sanders would select.
One person's "appropriate" can easily be another's "disgraceful," and words like "professional," when used to describe dress requirements, can seem so vague as to be almost meaningless.
"Software upgrades will be almost mandatory once we move up to higher forms of autonomous driving," said Richard Wallace, a director at the Center for Automotive Research.
Perry later tweeted that the demonstrations, which began with students near the University of Virginia's campus, came to be "Almost exclusively Antifa" after students left the protests.
In the wake of the 2018 midterms, the American electoral system is under scrutiny again—as, in fact, it seems to be almost every two years now.
Editorial Updated: July 8, 2016 Videos of two fatal shootings of African-American men have again documented what appear to be almost casual killing by the police.
The former secretary of State's proposals would cost $2202 trillion over 2628 years with interest and would be almost completely paid for by $28500 trillion of offsets.
"The kind of experiments that they did would be almost impossible for an independent laboratory to do, just because it's so complex and so expensive," he said.
With Wall Street analysts in a frenzy over the stock of market favorite Nvidia, Jim Cramer finds the buzz around the chipmaker's stock to be almost cartoonish.
Musk believes it's possible to mount the tubes with solar panels meaning that, in terms of energy, the transportation system will be almost entirely green and sustainable.
I think what's different perhaps in this scenario is that the circumstances around the declaration of a national emergency seem to be almost manufactured in some sense.
Women who are about to get their period should also be more careful since you're more sensitive around that time, and the pain can be almost unbearable.
"Cava was always [drunk] to celebrate, the main time was Christmas or birthdays or things like that, but slowly it changed to be almost everyday," he said.
Ted Cruz sought to block Obamacare before implementation in 2013, he warned it would be "almost impossible" to stop subsidies for health insurance once they started flowing.
Remembrances of Scalia typically note that he could sometimes be almost (gasp!) liberal in some areas of the law (even as he was breathtakingly conservative in others).
Finally, the researchers had their volunteers repeat the entire four-days-in-a-chair portion of the experiment, asking them once more to be almost completely sedentary.
"In the 1980s, the temperature of permafrost in Alaska, Russia and other Arctic regions averaged to be almost 18°F," the U.S. Geological Survey explained in 2015.
Republican congressional seats once thought to be almost unassailable are now being examined for signs of vulnerability, with their ties to Trump-backed policies a telling guide.
Kroger, for example, used to be almost 40% cheaper than Whole Foods on average, but now only has a 27% price advantage on average, the note said.
For many of our students — those who have had to be almost perfect to get accepted into a school like Smith — failure can be an unfamiliar experience.
But bridge crews commonly turn off the systems near Singapore because other vessels are frequently less than a mile away, so the beeping would be almost continuous.
It would be almost trivially easy to get a variety of school districts all around the country to randomly select schools for the installation of air filters.
The number could be almost double that when counting followers in the underground church, according to a researcher with the Holy Spirit Study Center in Hong Kong.
If we&aposd done what the CFP suggested, those cards would have been paid off in 223 months and we&aposd be almost free of consumer debt.
If you do, your resumed monthly amount will be almost the same as if you had waited until your full retirement age of 66 to begin with.
There will be almost 30 CCAs operating in California by 2020; the largest, the Clean Power Alliance, now serves more than 3 million people across 31 communities.
The former secretary of State's proposals would cost $2628 trillion over 28500 years with interest and would be almost completely paid for by $6900 trillion of offsets.
If you win the Mega Millions, you could take home $904 million and be almost three times as rich as her with absolutely none of the work.
But when Coates appeared on The Late Show Monday night, Stephen Colbert asked him to offer that hope — and appeared to be almost offended when Coates refused.
But while Amazon Studios seems to be almost flailing with finding a cohesive programming slate, one aspect of the service is plugging along nicely: Amazon Studios' children's programming.
The Fremont factory was always supposed to be almost fully automated, and, as Musk's Instagram account attests, there are more robots coming online at the plant every day.
It would be almost another decade before the Philadelphia 20003ers and GM Sam Hinkie made it famous as a mantra (or punchline, depending on your point of view).
"It will be almost impossible to control because there are no laws in place yet," said Rubén Vázquez, a social media and electoral expert at Mexico's Autonomous University.
That would be almost double the roughly 3 million tonnes it bought from those countries last year and would make it Asia's biggest importer of Black Sea wheat.
"The idea of getting Huawei to be monopolist would be almost suicidal to a country, because it's handing over the keys to the kingdom to a foreign government."
Though carmakers have generally embraced Apple's CarPlay and Google's Android Auto, many are hoping to establish an alternative app system that will be almost entirely under their purview.
In the United States, colorectal cancer is the third most commonly diagnosed cancer; according to American Cancer Society estimates, there will be almost 211,22 news cases this year.
GE had been known to manage earnings, but in May Culp said he would focus on generating cash and let earnings be "almost like a byproduct," Dray said.
Set to Johnny Cash's cover of "Hurt," it portrays the hero still standing (but unable to heal) in a world where mutants appear to be almost entirely extinct.
When it pops up in your colleagues' Convo timeline, it'll be almost entirely blurred, save for a subject line and a prompt asking them to acknowledge the post.
Pinterest says the Following feed will be almost entirely chronological: posts won't appear higher just because they've received more engagement or the site thinks you'll like them more.
WARNING: GRAPHIC LANGUAGE He later tweeted that the demonstrations, which began near the University of Virginia's campus, came to be "Almost exclusively Antifa" after students left the protests.
Wade is overturned, abortion would be almost immediately illegal in four states - Louisiana, Mississippi, North Dakota and South Dakota, according to Guttmacher and the Center for Reproductive Rights.
By 2060, the Census Bureau projects that there will be almost 128.8 million Latinos in the United States and that they will comprise 31% of the total population.
There were no Syrians on either boat, the official said, and the second group appeared to be almost all men, according to a Reuters reporter at the scene.
"In the absence of a regulatory path that's rational and easy to understand, it will be almost impossible for any animals to make it to market," he says.
The Republican conference meets three times weekly when the chamber is in session, and McConnell has made clear that those meetings will be almost entirely about health care.
The so-called Indigo cable will be almost 5,600 miles long and will be built by a consortium that also includes AARNet, Indosat Ooredoo, Singtel, SubPartners and Telstra.
The new ship will be almost 300 yards long and 57 yards high, with nine floors and 840 cabins that can hold 2,400 passengers and 900 crew members.
In those situations, the response phase can be almost perfect, yet the reality is the response doesn't meet expectations of the public or those affected by the disaster.
The zoo had received several reports from people who said they had seen the bobcat, who is thought to be almost 7 years old, in nearby residential areas.
"As we have said, by 2020 trucks and utilities — including their electrified versions — are going to be almost 90 percent of our volume," a Ford spokesperson told CNBC.
UberX is significantly less expensive than Uber Black in Los Angeles…a ride from the airport to downtown can be almost $50 more expensive in a black car.
But the music can be almost lethally catchy, and perfecting the genre's blend of Western-style melodic lines, Eastern-style pentatonic ones, and electronic disco beats requires skill.
It's pretty clear it would be almost impossible to really make that happen, unless Trump starts swinging from the chandelier and throwing rocks at White House tour groups.
Nonetheless, coronavirus continues to be almost all anyone is talking about, but with almost everything closed and the outside world off-limits, what else is there to do?
I know if I want to have a productive afternoon I need to stay away from alcohol, and the virgin one turns out to be almost as nice.
Parasite seems to be almost universally adored, which is especially surprising given the general American audience doesn't always cop to a movie that requires them to read subtitles.
New, public revelations about Trump's business and personal relationships before he became President would be almost certain to set the political vultures swirling around the White House again.
The 1800-lumen beam will fully illuminate the trail or road far ahead of you, and you will be almost impossible for an oncoming motorist to miss seeing.
It was well before he became a senator who is omnipresent on cable television, and he seemed at the time to be almost surprised at all the attention.
The multi-story "Chancery new office building" is slated to be almost 22019,000 square feet, including "shops and vehicular maintenance shops and break-room" and a parking lot.
It would be almost two years and another World Wide Developers Conference before Apple would have enough products and, finally, a consumer-facing app it called, naturally, Home.
Democrats have been far better than Republicans at running diverse candidates, and if those candidates do well, the Senate could be almost a quarter female — a record high.
It's a sign that there may be almost nothing Democrats can unearth in their impeachment inquiry that will move many GOP senators to support Trump's removal from office.
The crowd in Turku is likely to be almost half Kosovan as the local diaspora population is huge, and there are little to no expectations on the team.
The N.H.L. continues to be almost exclusively white: Of the 250 players who played in at least one game last season, 260 percent were members of minority groups.
"Video game graphics have actually gotten good enough that you can train on raw data and have it be almost as good as real-world data," Schmidt continued.
Kris Bryant became the franchise-defining player he was billed to be almost immediately after his arrival, while not even a six-month layoff could curtail Kyle Schwarber.
Cohn would not commit to that level, and the proposed 10% would be almost double the rate the last time there was a one-time repatriation, in 2004.
But painted in green and ochre hues against a black background, Mondal's iconic totem appears to be almost chameleon-like — threatening to change colors and form any moment.
Gambling will be almost actively encouraged throughout the event as Woods and Mickelson challenge each other with high-stakes side bets paid from their own pockets for good causes.
"That we would elect Reagan and then elect him a second time seemed to her to be almost confirmation that there was something fundamentally wrong with us," he says.
There was a resstop there, and the new runner would need a fuel and a resstop, as her op would be almost passed statelet legal limitations on box time.
It opened up doors for me in my career that likely would not have been available otherwise (and would most likely be almost impossible for me to obtain now).
"Kaplan's questions allowed Powell to walk back his sadly intemperate , comments that seemed to be almost blithely oblivious to some of the more worrisome data out there, " Cramer reflected.
"We decided for The Pilcrow that the bar snacks should be almost like a multiple choice sort of thing," Buckley tells me over a bag of chicken salt crisps.
For context, Tinder's business in 2018 will be almost as big as Snap's business was last year, and growing at about the same pace Snap was in 2017, too.
"If we had a [physical] line out the door, it would be almost four miles long," said Ando General Manager Anoop Pillarisetti, although the company isn't sharing specific numbers.
The agency also predicts OECD stocks will rise to 20183,020 million barrels at the end of 2018, which would be almost 260 million barrels over the 2012-2016 average.
Every story expect for the one that has gone viral is behind a paywall, and there seems to be almost no coherence to the stories on the various pages.
He can hardly go on Tinder or a dating app like normal people, but to meet someone that you actually connect with, that was proving to be almost impossible.
As it happens, it'd be almost impossible to truly recreate the ring, which Prince Harry gave the Suits actress after a dinner of roast chicken at home in London.
That would be almost 43 percent revenue growth over the same quarter a year ago; certainly not bad, but also not where Facebook has been the past two years.
One of the difficulties in decoding polling data like these is that in the most religiously patriotic countries, faith and national pride can be almost inseparable in people's minds.
The gameplay and puzzle design act as something of a distraction, but not a frustration, while the game's painted vistas and ambient music lull you to be almost meditative.
Despite the stigma that body image is more of a women's issue, a 2015 study shows that men and women tend to be almost equally dissatisfied with their bodies.
MORE eight years earlier, and Sanders is already refusing to rule out a future bid despite the fact he would be almost 80 when the next election rolls around.
And as anyone who's read Stephen King's novel will know, his role in the second film is likely to be almost as big as his role in the first.
The autism of a particularly high-functioning person might be almost imperceptible, manifesting itself only subtly in an obsessive interest with maps, say, or the merits of different aeroplanes.
Winning 60 games, like the Hawks in 2015, will be almost impossible in the treacherous Western Conference, but the Jazz have similar on-court ingredients and organization-wide temperament.
What comes next: It's going to be almost impossible to move major legislation that isn't a government-funding bill during the lame duck session to start after the midterms.
Governor Cuomo's office is warning residents in western and northern New York State that there could be almost a foot of snow in some areas, creating treacherous driving conditions.
Technology-driven change will come at them so fast that following static rules and established authorities will be almost useless — rulebooks will be obsolete as soon as they're written.
At parties, it's important to be almost invisible, to catch people when they're oblivious to the camera — to get the intensity of their speech, the gestures of their hands.
In the meantime, with Wall Street analysts in a frenzy over the stock of market favorite Nvidia, Cramer finds the buzz around the chipmaker's stock to be almost cartoonish.
From 23 miles high, the storm fills the entire screen, appearing to be almost a piece of art, with its symmetrical spiral shape and cleared out, cloud-free eye.
Re/Code reported Wednesday that 1,000 jobs would be cut as a result of the merger, but TechCrunch and Reuters reported Thursday that the number will be almost double.
Indeed, then-President Obama conceded that Iran's breakout time (the time it would need to construct a nuclear weapon) would be "almost down to zero" when the deal expired.
"General long-short equity can kind of be almost a dirty word," said this person, who asked not to be named because their fund still may raise more capital.
An animation of the process revealed it to be almost incomprehensibly complex, involving relocating a rail line, rerouting Route 23, and assembling the enormous gates out of floating sections.
In mitigation of Trump's reaction, LaVar Ball has a history of provocative comments, and might be almost as adept at whipping up a media storm as the President himself.
Even if the U.S. and the rest of the developed world meet their global warming targets, the change in global temperatures will be almost too small to even measure.
Such is Murray's misfortune: to be almost the exact same age as Novak Djokovic, the best player in the world and one of the most dominant of any era.
There is a villain in this piece, Roy Purdy, to whose thoughts and machinations we are privy, and he is so beyond redemption as to be almost a caricature.
It will have no room for passengers or cargo or much of anything besides a pilot—the interior will be almost completely occupied by huge, heavy batteries (800 pounds).
He wants the toys to be "almost sentient" so they know when they're thrown or left alone for a while and can react by screaming and welcoming you back.
Re/Code reported Wednesday that 2628,28503 jobs would be cut as a result of the merger, but TechCrunch and Reuters reported Thursday that the number will be almost double.
"When we arrived in Italy, we went to scout for alternative places, because this was logistically going to be almost a nightmare," says Inbal Weinberg, the film's production designer.
And it's not a sure bet all of them will survive the November elections, raising the possibility that the Democratic caucus could soon be almost exclusively pro abortion rights.
"Cheese that goes well with apples" could be almost any cheese (Please don't yell at me, cheese connoisseurs; I'm appallingly easy to make happy when it comes to food).
"This would be almost a test for Modi himself," Harsh Pant, a fellow at the Observer Research Foundation, a New Delhi think tank, said of the new sales tax.
Untreated effluence The archipelago nation of the Philippines boasts well over 0003,000 islands, and among them Boracay had come to be almost a byword for white-sand beach paradise.
" That motto would be almost meaningless today, as would "The Roentgen Ray of Journalism" and "The Sapolio of the Press!" and "As Clean as New York Under Col. Waring.
Democrats argue that this is basically establishing a PA map as it should be: almost evenly divided in a state where the vote typically splits close to 50-50.
Furthermore, the Supreme Court's deference to executive judgment on the domestic front in order to overcome the equal protection guarantee of the 14th Amendment would now be almost unthinkable.
In any movie about a magical teacher, you can be almost certain of one thing: The teacher thinks she has a lot to teach the kids, but guess what?
But values have been coming down and down and down, and a lot of folks thought maybe there'd be almost no buyers for titles like Time, Fortune, Sports Illustrated.
On tracks like the recent "Talking Freddie Gray Blues" his sincerity and self-reflection can be almost oppressive; a level of white guilt that's hard not to wince at.
It was so seasonal it'd be almost impossible to recreate it on your own, at any time that was not July of 2016 on our roof in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Recent reports citing unnamed officials have suggested Mueller's work may be almost done, and that a final report on President Trump and Russia may arrive as soon as February.
When (if?) Nurmagomedov returns to the cage this weekend it will be almost two years to the day since his trouncing of Dos Anjos, and Nurmagomedov hasn't fought since.
Developers say that in a city where land is so pricey, it can be almost impossible to build without the program, especially rentals, for which revenue trickles in over time.
It's super refreshing to see Hannah take even her most serious relationships to task when they're upsetting her, which means that the person she's angry with could be almost anyone.
He recognized that the appearance of control can be almost as valuable as possessing it, and gradually made others believe his authority was even greater than it was, in fact.
The overarching goal is to make the process more accessible, so that one day, obtaining abortion services may be almost as simple as taking a trip to your local pharmacy.
Though Meghan grew up an ocean away from her future royal family, the bride-to-be almost crossed paths with Prince Harry's mom two decades before the couple first met.
Facebook has some perceived advantages over Tinder — it has a massive network of people already on its service and has shown that its matching algorithms can be almost too good.
Consumption is forecast to rise by another 228 million bpd in both 22000 and 22004, which means demand will be almost 22008 million bpd higher in 275 than in 280.
In 2014 Nigeria leapfrogged its rival to the position of Africa's largest economy, when its GDP was recalculated by the government and found to be almost double the previous estimate.
According to the Education Commission, low and middle income countries expenditure on education was $1 trillion in 2015, but should be almost three times that, at $2.7 trillion by 2030.
Piper leads me into a large room where I spot dozens of miniature replicas of parade balloons from what appears to be almost the entire recent history of the parade.
You'd be almost as cool as Rayden in sunglasses 😎 if you decided to support or share his gofundme that directly supports Rayden's medical treatment, his counseling, and his family!
Because trying to impeach him now before there is that kind of public resolve that he should be removed would be almost a guarantee that he would not be removed.
Moments will be almost entirely absorbed into this new feature, in function but not in name, as its curators will now work alongside algorithms to pick which tweets to feature.
But as Dr. Bijal Shah of the Moffitt Cancer Center told BuzzFeed News, "It's going to be almost universal that the leukemia will come back" if treatment is stopped early.
The down payment we'd need to make to bring our mortgage payments into the realm of feasibility would be almost all of our savings, so we'd rather move back east.
Bogus claims of fake plastic rice, which in other cases haven proven to be almost always false, makes it look like the government is unwilling to deal with the situation.
The bottom bezel is said to be "almost 50 percent slimmer" than the G6's, and of course there's that notch at the top in place of a top bezel.
And while President Trump proved to be almost immune to news media and other scrutiny during the 2016 election, Congressional Republicans don't want to take that kind of a chance.
The first star: Alexander Ovechkin is celebrating again – Remember when you were a kid and summer vacation would be almost over and you'd start to get really sad about it?
Just as businesses have a difficult time finding good engineers, businesses find that marketers with specialized expertise in top trending areas can be almost impossible to win over from competitors.
When the keynote kicks off, it'll be almost two years to the day since Apple first unveiled the Apple Watch (though it was another eight months before it hit stores).
The President has often unquestioned and all but unrestricted power that is so readily available as to be almost frightening, especially in the wrong hands or used for malicious purposes.
"This revenue should be almost pure profit to Apple, as Goldman Sachs bears all of the operational and credit risk for the program," Bernstein wrote in a May research note.
Dakin said that following the deal and other contracted sales, GMT's NZ$2.2 billion portfolio will be almost fully invested in the industrial market of New Zealand's largest urban area.
"There will be almost no pro-immigration voices in this conference if all of these members lose, and so that's a big problem for the party's prospects nationally," he said.
The establishment will love his face as the future of the party, and the neoconservatives will find his slightly-too-interventionist ideas on foreign policy to be almost-interventionist-enough.
"Initially this was thought to be almost solely respiratory," he said, adding that "fever and cough and shortness of breath" still appear to be the prevailing symptoms of Covid-19.
"We are in this unimaginably just distraught moment in this country, where we seem to be almost accepting this idea that these are going to be a regular occurrence," Sen.
The committee also noted that British law currently caps fines for election-law violations at a maximum of 20,000 British pounds, which would be almost meaningless for an internet giant.
"It would be almost certain that the decade will be warmer than the previous, almost certain that we will break at least one annual record in the process," Arndt said.
Bahnsen said Yellen's testimony could be a "legacy-setting" moment for her and that she may be more likely to surprise investors knowing that her term may be almost over.
"The impact of the lower tax rate would be almost entirely offset by actions that we will take to reinvest this benefit in our employees and our business," Scharf said.
And then I started to -- before I would be almost, you know, very generous of this, this and this and then I realized the enormity what has to be done.
There appears to be almost nothing he can say or do to break the bond that has developed, and virtually nothing that many of his Christian supporters will not excuse.
"Our members currently are competing with companies around the world in making components, and so we think that the impact would be almost immediately," said Roy Hardy, the association's president.
If the average projection is confirmed, Brazil's corn output will be almost 1% above the government's estimate for the previous season, and the highest in history, according to poll data.
Three wing fragments were confirmed as coming from the missing plane, while other pieces, including some cabin interior items, were determined to be "almost certain" from MH370, the investigators said.
In fact, if the rest of the nation had improved as quickly as California has between 1975 and 2016, US greenhouse gases would be almost 25 percent lower, NRDC found.
If supply chain breakdowns worsen, it could become harder to find products that rely on parts or materials from affected countries — which, in today's globalized world, could be almost anything.
But they have increasingly warned store owners to stock up on inventory ahead of any further escalation, which the letters say will be almost entirely passed on as price increases.
Clearly, U.S. News looks at a destination from all angles, so if we go off its data, we can be almost certain that every last vacation day we take really counts.
His argument will resonate in many other contexts, though: Readers will be moved to examine their own averagerian prejudices, most so ingrained as to be almost invisible, all worthy of review.
Packing for vacation can be almost daunting enough to make you lose all desire to actually take the trip, because there are just so many different ways to mess it up.
"There is a bucket-load of college-educated white women in Texas as a proportion of the electorate, which is really turning out to be almost a Democratic base," Carville says.
At the time, many people still found the idea of combining sex and computers to be almost absurd, said Durkin, recalling befuddled peer reviews of his early work in the field.
There will also be almost two dozen companies introducing Star Trek merchandise, much of it exclusive to San Diego Comic-Con, including Mattel, Simon & Schuster, Hallmark, Her Universe and DK Publishing.
He points out that these big swings in weather are par for the course in his home state; it's expected to be almost 80 degrees in the Denver area by Friday.
For instance, when buying a mattress from offline stores, it can be almost impossible to price compare, because manufacturers fragment their product line such that each store has slightly different SKUs.
"The amount of consternation this has caused among the rank-and-file people who work here would be almost impossible for me to overstate," Maddow said on the air Friday night.
Finally, drones will be almost certainly be buzzing onstage and around the show as entertainment, a robotic crowd-pleaser that never fails to lend a futuristic edge to the CES madness.
The survey suggests that a pair of rear surround speakers would be used to add support, but this would be almost impossible without a front speaker that also supports the format.
To listen to some in the party, Sunday's meeting could be almost as fateful; another turning point in the party's history at which its identity and purpose hang in the balance.
The company also says it purposefully programs its cars to be almost too-cautious, to brake when, for example, a cyclist even hints that she might be darting across the road.
The poll also found that while many economists believe the central bank will implement new stimulus this year, companies continue to be almost evenly split on the merits of further action.
Japan's Nikkei led the way as the yen eased on the dollar, rising 1.1 percent on top of Thursday's 1.45 percent bounce to be almost back where it started the week.
So, too, would the overwhelming number — it'd be almost virtually unanimous — of military and intelligence leaders in the U.S., our NATO allies in Europe and throughout the rest of democratic world.
After seeing their body scan, the participants — both men and women — perceived their actual selves to be almost one figure larger than what their perception had been before seeing the scan.
The Formula One website reported fears that the new car, based on data simulations, could also be almost two seconds slower than its closest rival when it does hit the track.
That perception would be almost entirely unaffected by any and all of the other things Trump has done or will do over the next three and a half years in office.
Average carbon prices are likely to be almost 227 percent lower than forecast last year, a survey of 21 companies published by the International Emissions Trading Association (IETA) on Wednesday showed.
Going into the clinch after throwing the left hand is a great way to escape counter strikes, but Holm's game when locked up seems to be almost entirely a defensive clinch.
For instance, if the largest company in a space has a market cap of $0003 billion, it will be almost impossible for them to pay $1 billion to buy a competitor.
The EIA's AEO 2017 forecasts a steady level of oil production over the next three decades-plus that on average would be almost 15-percent greater than the 2015–21625 average.
So in order to match the energetic power of a hurricane, there would need to be almost 2,000 "Little Boys" dropped per hour as long as the hurricane remained a hurricane.
"Given the nature of that seat and who is likely to come vote in November, nominating someone perceived to be very left of center would be almost sure defeat," he said.
Even more, if a damaged Mr. Corbyn survives the coup attempt against him, the temptation among Conservatives to rush to the polls while Labour is so weak will be almost irresistible.
To satiate this curiosity and hunger for near-obsessive detail, few can top "When Paris Sizzled," a book so packed with intriguing character sketches and associations as to be almost encyclopedic.
Covered widely in the media, it was all, according to Einstein, a disguised Red Bull marketing campaign, but one where Red Bull's role was so discreet as to be almost invisible.
Analysts surveyed by Refinitiv reckon Alstom's standalone revenue in the year to March 2021 will be almost 9 billion euros, compared with about 8.3 billion euros in the current financial year.
That's because although the terms of the offer were not disclosed, it appeared to come with conditions that legal experts say will be almost impossible for the special counsel to accept.
The fact that the armchair economists of the mainstream media seem to be almost unanimous in predicting an impending recession only proves that they have substituted wishful thinking for sober analysis.
In Lebanon and Israel, Hezbollah and the Israeli Defence Forces agree on one thing: that war between them may be almost unavoidable as a result of a sudden escalation in Syria.
As Amesh Adalja, a senior scholar at the Johns Hopkins University Center for Health Security, previously told VICE, most cases of coronavirus will be so mild, they'll be almost entirely asymptomatic.
It's hard to know what damage he suffered as a result of the stroke, but the incessant categorizing that occurs in all of his drawings feels to be almost mantra-like.
Woods said his last two rounds could easily have yielded lower scores if he had made more putts from inside eight feet, which used to be almost "gimme" distance for him.
"I don't think they appreciate what it's like to be almost seven feet tall and be as coordinated as he is, to have the soft hands that he does," Gimelstob said.
The trouble is, there would be almost no way for the Supreme Court to resolve the current crisis without seeming as though it was taking a side in a political fight.
Each row of the spreadsheet is called a record, and records can be almost anything you like, such as a task with a deadline, or individuals&apos names and contact information.
T. J. Oshie, Karl Alzner, Shattenkirk and Daniel Winnik are unrestricted free agents, and with several restricted free agents due raises, it will be almost impossible to keep this team together.
In reality, the series turned out to be almost boring, since it was mostly about the two YouTube stars marveling at their own business acumen and crying over their shared success.
Brennan found that the penises unfurl out of a duck's body at lengths of around 5 to 7 inches—some duck penises can be almost as long as the male's body.
"It's just the nature of the job, which means you have to be almost more multicultural, which means that there are a lot more women getting into the field," Renfrew added.
Originally, the group wanted to put the tapes on the outside of the structure, but quickly killed that idea after realizing the printed Jerry Maguire images would be almost immediately destroyed.
In North Korea, salaried wages have always been so low as to be almost meaningless; all essential goods, including food, were meant to be provided by the state's public rationing system.
But Tenshin Nasukawa is good—very good—and exceptionally entertaining, and to not drape him in ceremony and push him to high heaven would be almost criminal mismanagement at this point.
But for the more than 100,000 migrants who've arrived in Italy so far this year, the life that awaits them can be almost as dangerous as the one they left behind.
Last year, it announced that its first aircraft carrier was combat-ready and that it has commissioned the construction of a second -- said by state media to be almost ready for launch.
If those estimates pan out, there would now be almost as many Christians in China as there are members of the Communist Party, which had an estimated 90 million members in 2016.
This year, that average is projected to be almost 92 pounds per person, and as Buzzfeed noted, the increased demand has led to younger—but much bigger—birds being sent to market.
So, that, a couple of years from now, that regulator was a part of that, very collaborative and then they'll be almost co-authors as to how that technology can be regulated.
Ms. Ogata initially pursued a career in academia because she thought it would be almost impossible to enlist in the foreign service and keep up with the demands of being a mother.
One is retail has to either be so embedded into a community life, to be almost the living room of the community, if you will, versus retail being a leisure/tourist sport.
Installed gas-fired capacity is scheduled to grow by another 11.5 gigawatts to 459 gigawatts by the end of 2017, when it will be almost 24 percent higher than five years earlier.
The price of Zynteglo, a new gene therapy made by Bluebird Bio to treat a rare genetic blood disorder, will be almost €1.6 million ($1.8 million) in Europe, the company said Friday.
You're away from your families a lot, so it's really something that you have to be almost crazy passionate to dedicate your life to studying judo, but people are really into it.
The car was supposed to be one of two models that Ford planned to sell in the US going forward as it shifts its lineup to be almost exclusively SUVs and trucks.
I found that simple, non-verbal exchange of gazes impactful in a way few digital experiences are — and one that would be almost comical if attempted with AR through a smartphone screen.
This is when the planet will not only be almost at its very closest and brightest, it will also be dark and Mars will be at its highest point in the sky.
The current project will start by looking at the feasibility of setting one up outside of the lunar orbit, but researchers add that, if successful, these structures could someday be almost anywhere.
The focus will be almost entirely on the Republican side as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell tries to craft a bill that can win the votes of 50 of the 52 GOPers.
With hundreds of bride-friendly boards, separating the cute ideas from the ones that really represent your style can be almost as hard as finding a bridesmaid dress that everyone agrees on.
The Center for Women and American Politics at Rutgers predicted that even with a few races still too close to call, there will be almost no growth for women in state legislatures.
"It would be almost naive for Kurz to assume that we, the FPO, have no distrust of him following his distrust in us," Kickl told tabloid Oesterreich before Van der Bellen spoke.
That promise, however, will be almost impossible to achieve in the complicated web of Congress, where GOP leaders must navigate complex Senate rules, united Democratic opposition and substantive policy disagreements among Republicans.
President-elect Donald Trump has to decide whether he is going to keep all of his controversial vows on counterterrorism and national security, some of which will be almost impossible to implement.
The unique "digital ownership certificates" would be almost impossible to replicate, and would be directly linked to one property in the system, making selling or advertising properties you don't own almost impossible.
That means that there will be almost 100 hours worth of Perry content for her Katy Kats (and websites), and time to play her new album, Witness, again and again and again.
Though dozens of towers have been built in Downtown Brooklyn over the past decade, the new building, at 1,066 feet, will be almost twice as tall as anything else in the neighborhood.
The valuation would be almost twice that of Microsoft , currently the world's most valuable listed company, and seven times that of Exxon Mobil Corp, the biggest listed oil major by market capitalisation.
"Basically, the progress to date needs to be almost tripled on a weekly basis to give us confidence we'll finish everything by the end of December," Mr. Haggas said of the testing.
"General long-short equity can kind of be almost a dirty word," one person told Business Insider, and new launches are better off with differentiated strategies that can help them stand out.
Moody's concerns come alongside a report from consultants Oxford Economics which estimated that Britain's economy could be almost 4 percent smaller than otherwise if it curbed inward migration after leaving the bloc.
A pain in your throat may get worse when you swallow, may be almost unbearably painful when you swallow, but that doesn't mean that the pain is gone when you're not swallowing.
And it turns out that a lot of what you kind of will get from an HR consultant or whatever it turns out to be, almost the opposite of what you want.
It would be almost like going to an airport, where you could drive and then you drop your car off and then a self-driving golf cart would take you into town.
If a global pandemic affects China or India as well as the U.S., there would be almost no way to source the critical goods necessary to save Americans infected by the disease.
But it is hard to overstate the degree to which these tech entrepreneurs are looking at the world in ways that would be almost unrecognizable to anyone already working on urban problems.
"It would be almost naïve of Kurz to think that after his distrust of us, we in the Freedom Party would not mistrust him," he told the daily newspaper Österreich on Tuesday.
For example, we really thought getting access to surgery in prisons was something that just was a fight that was going to be almost impossible when I first worked on some cases.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When it comes to David Reed's work, there seems to be almost no middle ground, especially in the US (he has a bigger reputation in Europe).
It was a presentation that seemed designed to demonstrate what Democrats have long professed: that the facts of the Ukraine scandal threatening Trump's presidency are so overwhelming as to be almost infallible.
"If your parents taught you that all debt is bad and going into debt is the worst thing you can possibly do… you're going to be almost allergic to debt," she said.
This could create the conditions of what would be almost an impossible situation: Kim and Trump meeting to directly negotiate an easing of tensions one on one — with no guarantees of anything.
Lube is a great addition to sex or masturbation — but there are so many options out there that it can be almost overwhelming to find the one that's right for you. Silicone?
Because when we do get deals, they annihilate the investors who go into them in spectacular fashion, mostly thanks to a lot of merchandise that's so horrendous as to be almost insulting.
The steel industry may be almost completely gone, but there are still plenty of fisherman hunting for the premium produce that ends up on expensive dinner plates down in Tokyo and Osaka.
Some days he'd be supermotivating toward us,'' he says, ''and then an hour later we'd be almost done for the day, and he'd walk in the squad bay and just flip out.
"I wanted [the installation] to be almost pure content, just a constant reading of the news that's so relentless that it becomes a drone and that content melts away," Chan told Hyperallergic.
Japan's topography made the deployment of ballistic missiles vulnerable to attack, and its proximity to the Asian continent meant it would be almost impossible for Japan to protect that force from attack.
"This number is still modest given total assets of the U.K. banking sector alone is estimated to be almost £8 trillion, but may become larger as we move towards Brexit," the research said.
"Most of the cases were in the pathology literature, so it was (thought to be) almost universally fatal," said Hayes, who has educated patients through the advocacy organization WomenHeart for over 15 years.
The library happens to be almost entirely made up of Young's music and is designed in such a way that virtually no other artist would possibly want to use it as a model.
BOOK OF INTUITION Elegant insight can be almost too reliable a condition in the work of Kenny Barron, a jazz pianist with more than 50 years of recorded excellence in his rear view.
It will be almost a decade since Congress raised the wage floor to $7.25 an hour, while inflation has cumulatively increased by close to 19%, meaning that working people's salaries are stretched thin.
At the same time, partisanship has made it so hard to pass bold legislation of any kind, even with an astute, well-briefed president providing impetus, it may be almost impossible without this.
Russell said such technology doesn't currently exist, but that when it does, it will at least initially be almost the exclusive preserve of ride-hailing fleet owners such as GM, Lyft and Uber.
The VFT technique also requires the subject's lighting to be almost perfectly uniform and intense for optimal results, limiting its use to studio or laboratory environments where the conditions can be precisely controlled.
The number of people left without health insurance would be almost the same as the initial Republican bill that was withdrawn from the House in March because the GOP didn't have enough votes.
Sanchez and Myrick had to find actors who were quick on their feet, because although the duo had written a very detailed outline of the script, the dialogue would be almost entirely improvised.
"I have great respect for his country and I believe that it will be something economically that will be almost hard to compete with for many countries — it has such potential," Trump said.
Many of the vulnerable areas in Houston are outside 100- and 500-year flood zones on FEMA's maps, zones which recent events (even before Harvey) have shown to be almost certainly too small.
If potential registrants don't actively reach out to the DOJ, it can be almost impossible to discover if there are foreign agents flying under the radar — either unaware of or misinterpreting the law.
But Santos, in a recent interview with Reuters, said it will be almost impossible to change the accord, which has been endorsed by the international community and broadly supported by the constitutional court.
That decision will be much-debated and questioned after Trump and Putin emerged from the meeting and stunningly appeared to be almost on the same page about Russian meddling in the US election.
It would be almost four decades before Frontier Airlines became the second carrier to hire a woman, Emily Howell Warner, who would go on to be the first captain for an American airline.
Interestingly, her advice to endurance athletes about how to match their training and racing to their menstrual cycles would be almost exactly inverted, she says, based on what scientists know at this point.
Cruz's big victory in Iowa would also be almost instantly dampened by an accusation that developed into a long-running theme of the campaign: that Cruz's staff engaged in underhanded and dishonest tactics.
This memoir about his time on the road can be "almost shamefully enjoyable," our critic Jennifer Senior wrote, and will "prove catnip for lovers of professional slang," with its bobtailing, deadheading and lollipops.
I was heartened that unlike traditional antidepressants, this new drug brexanolone (which will be available in June) has shown itself in studies to be almost immediately effective, regardless of when PPD symptoms begin.
Golf — with its five-and-a-half-hour rounds for pros, its dress codes for children and its private clubs that exclude women — can seem to be almost willfully lagging behind the times.
Golf — with its five-and-a-half-hour rounds for pros, its dress codes for children and its private clubs that exclude women — can seem to be almost willfully lagging behind the times.

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