It would be beyond pedantic of me to suggest that this set of emojis be called "Mesozoic animals" as opposed to the popular catchall "dinosaurs" but I happen to be beyond pedantic.
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Breaking the norms of collective leadership may be beyond him.
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She has a vision that might be beyond their grasp.
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The term wellness programmight be beyond redemption by this point.
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This may be beyond his reach for the timebeing. Why?
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This scowling kitten appears to be beyond bothered by something.
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The Mets, however, should be beyond simple glimpses of potential.
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Admittedly, some of those circumstances may be beyond your control.
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But those payment plans can be beyond some borrowers' means.
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But the damage to the country will be beyond repair.
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Planning the perfect Valentine's Day date can be beyond stressful.
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There are things that are -- or should be -- beyond politics.
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"The pain will be beyond endurance," added one of the researchers.
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"I would be beyond shocked," he said, if Trump backed Malliotakis.
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An exhaustive list would be beyond the capacity of this blog.
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The nation may be beyond a peaceful resolution at this point.
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If you like something, it's supposed to be beyond the intellectual.
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That race may be beyond its reach, but others are not.
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But imposing order might be beyond it without unacceptable military risks.
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More likely the final margin will be beyond a couple points.
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The dominance shown by Libratus certainly seems to be beyond doubt.
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Now the fate of humankind may also soon be beyond repair.
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Umpires have to be beyond reproach on the topic of impartiality.
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The gravitational forces at work, moreover, might be beyond any simple fix.
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But understanding them on an emotional level may simply be beyond us.
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I had impostor complex and thought that this might be beyond me.
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Pair that with their french fries and you will be beyond satisfied.
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It would be beyond foolish for America to withdraw into a shell.
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Fixing this problem will be beyond the power of any one billionaire.
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We were lesbian and nonbinary dykes; we were supposed to be beyond gender.
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But, unless it becomes a safety issue, that should be beyond government's remit.
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Trump, too, by virtue of his office, seemed to be beyond Drollinger's judgment.
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Becoming president next year, before his 40th birthday, may not be beyond him.
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Whether or not he achieves that, Mr Falih's focus will be beyond OPEC.
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Jones remarked that he was raised to be "beyond respectful" of law enforcement.
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"Innocent people should be beyond the reach of the watchlist system," Abbas said.
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If Selena were here, she would be beyond ecstatic to have this happening.
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My sense is that absolutely nothing will be beyond the pale for Trump.
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The more specific you can be beyond the vanilla "happy hour," the better.
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Dershowitz assumes it to be "beyond a reasonable doubt," but that is unsettled.
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The compromised canvases were determined to be beyond repair and moved to storage.
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Commanding the slaughter of children would not be beyond the pale for Herod.
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While this charmed some critics on Twitter, I found it to be beyond tedious.
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For the very poorest farmers, even a cheap drone will be beyond their budget.
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Nothing can be beyond the pale, because they refuse to recognize the pale itself.
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No one is going to tear up this agreement—it would be beyond folly.
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The question is, what goods and services should be beyond the reach of wealth?
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True, most Republicans — in Congress and in the country — seem to be beyond persuasion.
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Wade, but deeply divided on how accessible abortion should be beyond Roe's basic protections.
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Or do you think that one's art should be beyond the scope of punishment?
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But it would be a massive logistical undertaking, which may be beyond the IDF's capacity.
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The 5G capability is going to be beyond anything the United States has seen before.
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Leave aside whether anyone should be beyond redemption: isolation and joblessness make reoffending more likely.
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Even the more modest task of saving Afghanistan's current shaky structure may be beyond it.■
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Nothing should be beyond words, no liminal realms of discomfort can be allowed to exist.
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We'll be beyond our bodies and the unnecessary labeling and boxing of certain mannerisms and energies.
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And it&aposs highly unlikely that it would be beyond anything anyone has ever experienced before.
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Right now it isn't clear where any of them will be beyond the fourth Avengers movie.
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Wouldn't you want them to be beyond reproach or as close to that place as possible?
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Since he's the star of a bankable franchise, WALL-E may be beyond The Upshot's budget.
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Any state convictions would be beyond Trump's reach, because presidential pardons don't apply to state crimes.
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I would be beyond happy if Alice were 80 percent Michelle and maybe 20 percent me.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has said any extension should not be beyond the end of June.
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Ted Cruz explained in clinical terms why he doesn't consider waterboarding to be beyond the pale.
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But resolving issues around the unevenness and distribution of that growth may be beyond monetary policy.
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"A legend is entitled to be beyond time and place," the narrator in Cocteau's film says.
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Were those top three execs, almost certainly all men in 1937, supposed to be beyond reproach?
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Bryant would prefer any drilling activity be beyond the Barrier Islands, and not in the Sound.
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Obviously, for example, speech that incites violence is always considered to be beyond the line too.
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If you've ever had your food stolen at the office, you know it can be beyond maddening.
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Nevertheless, Trump's lawyers raise two broad arguments claiming that Trump's financial documents should be beyond Congress' reach.
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The Pats can't just lose like the rest of us chumps, it has to be beyond comprehension.
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Politicians are judged on a wider set of goals, many of which may be beyond their control.
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Both normally would be beyond the reach of U.S. extradition, as Switzerland does not extradite its citizens.
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What should publishing's mission be—what should its values be—beyond the important one of staying profitable?
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Lawmakers in Washington said Thursday that accelerating insurance payments for Puerto Rico could be beyond their capacity.
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"The benefit and value of The Undefeated to the company will be beyond the site," she said.
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"We'll certainly discuss it at 3.83Q, but it's more likely it will be beyond that," Gilvary said.
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BI: And when do you envision that Roxo would be beyond the testing phase and commercially available?
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No politician should be beyond the reach of public criticism regardless of prior service to the country.
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President Trump's choice should be beyond any doubt and should be widely accepted by Democrats and Republicans.
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If so, Rodrik's call on the center-left to adopt a "bolder agenda" may be beyond reach.
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"No organization or individual is privileged to be beyond the Constitution or other laws," declares Article 5.
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However, the district sustained heavy damage in fighting this year, leading to concern it may be beyond repair.
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Maybe-- it may be beyond my ability to figure out the intrinsic value of certain kinds of businesses.
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It has to be beyond a country or region, it has to be the whole world addressing this.
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The relationship between exes Kris Jenner and Caitlyn Jenner may be beyond repair, according to Kim Kardashian West.
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But I would be beyond blessed if I'm allowed a platform to inspire a mass amount of people.
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Canuck's behavior might be beyond his control, as apparently city living can cause birds to act more aggressively.
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European Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said that the budget seems to be "beyond the limits" of European fiscal rules.
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That would be beyond the expiration date of the current agreement between the Burkard family and Saint-Gobain.
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"Try to be beyond that -- the bullying -- because I think that's who you are," the man told him.
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"While I will unify the party, Lindsey Graham has shown himself to be beyond rehabilitation," Mr. Trump said.
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Inequality is a third: access to superhuman cognitive abilities could be beyond all except a self-perpetuating elite.
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The ability to consistently log the hours required to qualify for government benefits can be beyond their control.
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It's an audacious goal that may be beyond any president's ability to accomplish in a four-year term.
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That situation appears to be beyond the pale for many of America's progressive and alt-left Jewish groups.
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All that may be beyond America's ability to halt, and further proof of the wisdom of getting out.
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And of course, given the ecological crisis, it's got to be beyond even the human, in some sense.
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That allows them, in theory, to perform calculations that would be beyond the powers of a typical computer.
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Though this would normally be beyond the scope of the board's warranty, the company sent us a new remote.
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" "I find Harry Reid's public comments and insults about Donald Trump and other Republicans to be beyond the pale.
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For an Indonesian activist who makes less than $750 a month, cyber training could be beyond their financial reach.
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One of the things that's about this, it's not just about sexual harassment, which has to be beyond it.
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Success will be beyond Tillerson's reach if the White House and Foggy Bottom are not on the same page.
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The fact is that Trump is way ahead of the others in the polls and may be beyond reach.
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The gun industry lobbyists may be beyond reason, but the lawmakers have a duty to respond to their constituents.
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They said in a joint statement that any Arab participation would be "beyond the limits of normalization" with Israel.
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This error of omission constitutes a disrespect for personhood that should be beyond the pale in any civilized society.
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But if it would be beyond and against our own self-interest, I would believe -- to have them leave.
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The encryption debate is about whether to allow companies to be "beyond the reach of the law," he said.
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Like the incumbent, no action Clinton might take would render her impeachable—meaning that little would be beyond her reach.
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But it has to be beyond easy to make that happen or else you're just not going to do it.
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The other universes would be beyond the limits of our detection, and could have began before and after our own.
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"I suspect the craziness of this market will be beyond my understanding," said Luo, chairman of Shanghai Hengsui Asset Management.
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Kanye is years ahead of his time Explaining exactly what's going on here might be beyond our or anyone's abilities.
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Neutralizing the hardened nuclear sides may be beyond the capability of most, if not all, of our conventional weapons systems.
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But I'm afraid many Sanders fans are just now learning the problem with imagining your candidate to be beyond reproach.
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Operations that were once thought to be beyond the reach of private firms are now commonplace in the global arena.
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It should be beyond debate that citizens have a duty to defend the nation against government threats to our freedom.
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The Trump presidency has caused everything to be beyond bleak, their logic goes, so why not have a little fun?
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Whole Foods has long postured the company was "beyond unions," while Amazon seems to be striving to be beyond employees.
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It would not be beyond the realms of possibility that somewhere outside of our own universe lies another different universe.
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But as the only actual superhero in history, his effect on its course has proved to be beyond his control.
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Campsites are also long gone in places like Oregon and other parks, like those in Nebraska, will be beyond crowded.
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If China gets carbon trading right, the effects — direct effects on emissions and indirect political effects — will be beyond calculating.
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The absolute level of spending may be small; the perception of inequity, though, can be beyond all proportion to the cost.
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Like Richie, I was raised Methodist, and like Richie, I found the Bible to be beyond nuts from a narrative standpoint.
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"But the exact mechanisms of how this happens is going to be beyond [what we can find] from survelliance," he added.
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The name signifies just how extraordinary this flyby will be, as it will be beyond anything humans have ever before accomplished.
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Exactly who those villains might be, beyond Luthor and Deathstroke, will probably be spelled out in Warner Bros.' next few movies.
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Ralf took his task seriously, and with a kind of Teutonic efficiency that'd be beyond parody had it not actually happened.
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We thought 35,000 would be great, 40 would be beyond our wildest expectations and obviously where we ended up is fantastic.
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Aria wears some wacky accessories, but we're pretty sure that wearing a wedding veil for fun would be beyond the pale.
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For any other chemist, a rise to the upper ranks of the biological revolution ignited by Crispr would be beyond improbable.
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Sifting out those energetically committed to fighting radicalism can be beyond well-meaning but strained local branches of the British state.
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"It's nice to do training for the board and chapter leaders, but the reach needs to be beyond that," Zohlen said.
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So wouldn't students Quentin's age already be beyond the very basic magic he begins to learn as soon as he enrolls?
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Once a dieback starts, the Amazon would be "beyond the reach of any subsequent human intervention or regret," The Intercept reported.
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I'd assumed that racism wasn't as frequent here because it was so diverse, but I was proved to be beyond wrong.
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Trump has said he believes any investigations of his and his family's finances would be beyond the scope of Mueller's probe.
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It would be beyond the scope of this short essay to detail all the ins and outs of the Pebble project.
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In the article I strongly agree with Camille Paglia when she says that art should be beyond the scope of punishment.
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He was one of four dads waiting, the other three similarly preoccupied, their presence noteworthy enough to be beyond technological reproach.
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But there is now a growing sense in the West Wing that Trump's relationship with Coats may finally be beyond repair.
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Such "godmen" often seem to be beyond the reach of the law, with their wealth, devoted followings and close ties to politicians.
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Earlier Friday, New York City Triathlon officials canceled that race, citing high temperatures and humidity expected to be beyond safe racing conditions.
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Once this dieback starts, the forest would be "beyond the reach of any subsequent human intervention or regret," according to the Intercept.
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While 13 pieces may not seem like enough for all of your kitchen needs, I've found the set to be beyond sufficient.
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Our advice to the delegates in Bonn is this: Ignore Mr. Trump, who seems, on this issue anyway, to be beyond persuasion.
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In the Netherlands, she is asking herself who she should be, could be and wants to be — beyond mother to her children.
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But a wager of this scale would not be beyond the ambitions of Barrick's Chairman John Thornton, a former Goldman Sachs banker.
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Speaking in a national address Wednesday, Khan said that any further escalation between the countries would be beyond the two leaders' control.
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Once this dieback starts, the forest would be "beyond the reach of any subsequent human intervention or regret," according to The Intercept.
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" She says the professional experience you will gain building your own business will be "beyond anything that you will get anywhere else.
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For Luke to disregard her feelings and return anyway would be beyond disrespectful — not that he's got a history of respecting anyone's boundaries.
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We already know that twins don't have to look alike, but these fraternal biracial twins are proving that differences can be beyond adorable.
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The notion that the murderers and the victims were working together is so far beyond historical acceptability as to be beyond the pale.
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The 19th annual endurance race in Manhattan is canceled, organizers said Thursday, with temperatures and humidity expected to be beyond safe racing conditions.
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To claim, as he did, that the "system is rigged" in the absence of any proof was said to be beyond the pale.
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If this doesn't work, bad luck—you've likely fallen foul of server issues again and that Eevee will forever be beyond your grasp.
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Even in a close race, it appears that three states once considered competitive — Virginia, Colorado and Pennsylvania — may be beyond Mr. Trump's reach.
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How expansive Mr. Mueller is willing to be — or is allowed to be beyond the details of his report — remains to be seen.
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Some people, like the feminist scholar Camille Paglia, argue that art — no matter who created it — should be beyond the scope of punishment.
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"One man is able to present himself and his narrative as something that appears to be beyond any one person," Mr. Segal said.
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But with the exception of the first 21 Jump Street, Hollywood seems to be beyond the point of putting any effort into these things.
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Getting our ODM in China to finish the committed features and fix known issues on the Hydrogen One has proven to be beyond challenging.
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Most of the companies involved are troubled miners and steelmakers, which could be beyond salvation unless China's state-led system forces through tough changes.
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That vintage may be beyond the means of New Yorkers on a budget, as Shomaker said he's planning on selling them for $1,000 each.
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The complex process of structuring and offering a health plan tends to be beyond the reach of the smallest of organizations within our economy.
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I think it's like imagining what could be beyond and really challenging that, and with the work that you're doing really creating community. Julian?
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That would be beyond the scope of the inspector general's mandate to focus on Justice Department wrongdoing, not the acts of those outside it.
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Trump's relationship with Attorney General Jeff Sessions, one of his strongest supporters, appears to be beyond repair after Sessions recused himself from the investigation.
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The company supports Apple in its defense of encryption, but doesn't share the view that smartphones should be beyond the reach of any subpoena.
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Trump era will also be something of a barometer for how influential these shows can be, beyond goosing album downloads and box-office sales.
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Homes, businesses and other structures will be beyond repair, forcing residents and government officials to make difficult decisions about whether to rebuild and how.
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When war broke out, her father moved the family to Dinard, in Brittany, which he thought would be beyond the reach of the Germans.
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If the North Vietnamese decided to assault our position, the approaches they would probably take would be beyond the reach of our supporting artillery.
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Surveys of the Great Barrier Reef conducted by Professor Hughes from low-flying aircraft showed that extensive patches of reef may be beyond saving.
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Fitch acknowledges that the assumptions made in our severe-case scenario are very harsh, and likely to be beyond the expectations of most market participants.
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Honestly, for as much faith as I have in the multi-camera sitcom, it might be beyond the ability of any one show to handle.
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It may be beyond the capacity of May's government to do so, just as the process of leaving the EU may founder or be reversed.
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Stephens might get boxed up on the way there, but tying him up long enough to take breathers could be beyond the abilities of Aldo.
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Of considerable concern is that many manufacturers of improvised weapons may not respect bans on devices deemed by many nations to be beyond the pale.
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But getting through a Democratic primary could be difficult: Ojeda voted for Trump in 2016, something that may be beyond the pale for some Democrats.
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For Mr. Cruz and Mr. Trump, he surmised, the relationship could be beyond repair after months of sniping that went beyond the usual political fare.
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The Fed can legally buy only government- or agency-backed securities, so some sort of green buying campaign would most likely be beyond its authority.
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"I had wanted to do one of each, from all six thousand molds, but that turned out to be beyond my financial means," she said.
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But doomsday scenario-laden interviews in the New York Times aren't the way to do it and that should be beyond clear to everyone now.
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Yet Trump's demeanor gave the impression that he was stuck in a corner, contemplating extreme measures to extricate himself and may be beyond convincing otherwise.
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Twice, Spain recovered, before Nacho Fernández scored the sort of goal that is supposed to be beyond the skill of a stand-in right back.
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But pacifying northern Mozambique may be beyond a few dozen Russian mercenaries and a poorly-trained and equipped Mozambican army that's largely relying on artillery.
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An American might imagine that Enes Kanter, a 24-year-old goofball and seemingly the highest-profile Turk in the United States, would be beyond suspicion.
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He helped found the CBC — and was thought to be beyond reproach, because he was at the seat of power and had legislated for black causes.
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And, for most, other means of monetization will be beyond their reach, as they fail to deliver a sufficiently compelling, differentiated and emotionally connected media experience.
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As the data-driven economy continues evolving at breakneck speed, catching up may be beyond our reach; we will build the guardrails by trial and error.
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So Microsoft has grand plans for Outlook, and this new Android Wear watchface shows just how useful it hopes the software can be beyond the desktop.
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KBW's analysis, though, looks specifically at what the fallout will be beyond the bank itself and finds that government regulators and consumer watchdogs will be emboldened.
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" If they do not, he said, the process of nominating Supreme Court justices — one of the most important jobs of any president — will be "beyond repair.
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But because his long record of public service includes some episodes that have worn quite poorly in our era, the nomination may be beyond his grasp.
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" But, he added, "there is a real concern that the rate of climate change is going to be beyond the ability of many species to adapt.
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You'll be beyond caring by then, but why not do what you can ahead of time to see that the assets get distributed as you'd like?
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The app does exactly what it says it does, and any kind of piping of information would be beyond what Apple or Google can actually observe.
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Modeling even a single one at high resolution requires the fastest supercomputers in the world; modeling a planet's worth will be beyond our capabilities for decades.
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Although the probes have left the heliosphere, neither Voyagers have yet left the solar system, which NASA considers to be beyond the edge of the Oort Cloud.
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We certainly begin to wonder if there's anything along the lines of safety for her anywhere, and if a certain "better place" might be beyond her reach.
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Other phone companies including HTC and Motorola have insisted they don't throttle their phones, though it remains unclear how widespread the practice may be beyond Apple.[Reuters]
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Swallowing more of these brain-enhancing compounds at or after middle-age "may be beyond the critical period" when they're able to confer cognitive enhancements, he says.
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Moreover, Facebook, Google and others are working on ways to beam the internet from drones, balloons and satellites, which may be beyond the control of national regulators.
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But for seniors, many of whom live on fixed incomes such as Social Security benefits, such amounts, particularly at the higher end, may be beyond their means.
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"I'd of course be beyond flattered if the movie ever gets made and if he'd even consider taking on the role of me," Logelin tells Us Weekly.
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Non-binary may be beyond the categories we think we know, but it also might include and embrace them: male, female, genderqueer, gender-fluid, agender, transgender, etc.
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But it's probably fair to say that the documents generated by the planned marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on May 19 will be beyond ordinary.
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Were that to occur, it would almost certainly lead to an escalation in the U.S.-China trade war in a manner that would be beyond Trump's control.
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"I understand bad actors utilizing bots to game our system may be beyond our borders, but that does not mean they are beyond our reach," he continued.
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Because they are treated as staff, often they are also supposed to be beyond Congress's reach, their work shielded by classification and the concept of executive privilege.
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Pakistan's Prime Minister, Imran Khan, said neither side could afford "miscalculations" and that any further escalation would be beyond his and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's control.
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States, militaries, and lobby groups are not and should not be beyond critique — Omar showed that by recently criticizing the role of Saudi financial influence in Washington.
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Norms have restrained presidents from doing anything like this because, well, no one else has, and it sure would seem to be beyond the pale of American politics.
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I have talked to these teens in the past, and they are, like most teens, fundamentally so teen as to basically be beyond any moral standard or judgment.
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Quantum computers refer to supercomputers, like that built by Google, which use qubits to process huge amounts of data that would be beyond the capabilities of traditional machines.
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The Burevestnik has been in development since the early 2000s, but the lofty aims of the missile currently appear to be beyond the capabilities of Russia's defense engineers.
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As Vox's Alex Ward has reported, the strategic partnership between the two NATO allies has deteriorated in recent years — and it's quite possible it could be beyond repair.
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Hackers are very well-funded today, and it certainly wouldn't be beyond their financial abilities to buy a quantum computer and begin selling encryption-busting services right now.
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Mr. O'Neill had suggested that drugs could be approved without first proving they worked and supported the creation of colonies at sea that would be beyond government reach.
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Executives wanted the deal to be beyond reproach, so an open bidding process was announced in June 2015 and overseen by Ernst and Young, an international accountancy firm.
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Like Hirut, Aster too needs "something to do," to be, beyond her life at home, so she takes on the role of soldier, with wild and fierce pride.
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The joint venture was an unincorporated subsidiary of Mitsubishi and Nissan registered in the Netherlands, meaning it is likely to be beyond the purview of Japanese financial regulators.
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The executive order also only explicitly protects statements on moral or political issues, which the IRS calls "issue advocacy" and considers to be beyond the Johnson Amendment's purview.
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First and foremost, many of the most racist actions and decisions of our past were made by people who fully believed themselves to be beyond accusations of racism.
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In rural Madagascar, men are prized for kabary: flowery, indirect speech that avoids putting other people on the spot, a mode that is thought to be beyond women's abilities.
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The collection of a thing's obscure features has been proven to be beyond the ability of any computer or human to list out, deduce, or explore in its entirety.
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"Iran's economic growth slowed down in 2015 but domestic and international predictions both indicate that growth in 2016 would be beyond 5 percent," central bank chief Valiollah Seif said.
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The fearless Finnish 'Iceman' has won four times at Spa but will need to be beyond the reach of Ferrari 'team orders' if he is to do it again.
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It feels impossible that something could be beyond easy American resolution, so the problem must be that the president lacks proper will or resolve to see that resolution through.
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"I consider the characterisation of the subject matter of these proceedings as inherently and unmistakably political to be beyond plausible dispute," McCloskey said in a 68-page written judgement.
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"I consider the characterization of the subject matter of these proceedings as inherently and unmistakably political to be beyond plausible dispute," McCloskey said in a 68-page written judgment.
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But the $350 gadget, which just debuted at CES, may be beyond the price range of people who are most vulnerable to the very problem its seeking to address.
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So in that process, it may be beyond my tenure here, in which the team becomes vibrant, competitive, has a chance to go beyond just being in the playoffs.
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We must all face the harsh reality that our planet is rapidly approaching an irreversible tipping point, beyond which the unraveling of our ecosystems will be beyond our control.
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"We should all be beyond outraged by the terror that a needless proliferation of guns can bring into our children's lives without warning or cause," he said in a statement.
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The graphical downgrade required to make it run in VR doesn't seem like it'd be beyond the Switch's capabilities, and Capcom has already ported the Revelations games to the system.
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But this is like telling you not to wear a deep V–neck T-shirt: If you can't figure that out on your own, you may be beyond my help.
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It would seem to be beyond dispute that a sitting justice could not be impeached and removed for alleged conduct he committed decades ago, when he was 17 years old.
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Are there certain categories of issues out there—say, hurricane relief or the aftermath of a mass shooting—where even Sanders and Trump agree lying would be beyond the pale?
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" In terms of deciding what would actually be beyond the door, they went with something they feel is "best for the game as a whole and in the long run.
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With a premium price tag attached, RIGS is a specialist experience that might just be beyond many players in terms of both its strain on the body and the wallet.
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Advisers who once hoped a Pygmalion-like transformation would refashion a crudely effective political showman into a plausible American president now increasingly concede that Mr. Trump may be beyond coaching.
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Escaping from what's inside, however, takes a mental effort that is beyond me and will probably be beyond many others as well, whether Mr. Niccolini is in sight or not.
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Also, at some point in the future it may not be beyond the realm of possibility to arm the Reaper for air-to-air engagements as well, service developers have said.
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Each one of my freelancers also has their own specialty — branding, illustration, and print work — which has allowed me to take on jobs that would normally be beyond my solo abilities.
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But presenting economics as a settled discipline allowing for a dispassionate display of its various facets, as Citéco tries to do, turns out to be beyond the wit of homo economicus.
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While the order seemed to threaten to jeopardize all federal funds for cities the administration deemed non-cooperative, it didn't make clear what the threshold would be beyond that small law.
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Just ten years since Britney's much-sensationalized emotional breakdown, it would be beyond ignorant to mock her today as the tabloids did then, rather than empathize with her mental health struggles.
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But a few things, as we've tried to explain, should be beyond debate, as should the idea that Thanksgiving dinner ought to include at least some time not devoted to politics.
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Lenin, as a historic figure, had always seemed to be beyond criticism, and residents of the neighborhood where his statue was destroyed last week have already asked that it be restored.
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The current Ebola epidemic could be beyond control, he said, and may—for the first time since the deadly virus was first identified in 1976—become persistently entrenched in the population.
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In this respect, however, artificial intelligence is an unprecedented technology insofar as the predicted end goal of its leading developers is a superhuman intelligence that will likely be beyond human control.
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Since the arrival of President Donald Trump, all eyes have been on what the U.S. approach to ending the war in Syria might be beyond the fight to crush Islamist militants.
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Though out-of-towners were the intended targets, the offer appealed to local residents who considered culinary temples like Montrachet and Le Cirque to be beyond their reach, Mr. Zagat said.
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The program is best suited for less complicated returns since some tax issues may be beyond the scope of AARP's training program, such rental income or couples who are married filing separately.
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A rocket motor on the back of the vehicle ignites, pushing it up to an altitude of around 55 miles — a height that many consider to be beyond the boundary to space.
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That wouldn't be beyond the realm of reason, especially considering that Scott just got back from a trip to Missouri City, Texas, where TMZ reports he received a key to the city.
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Take, for example, the problem of factoring large numbers, a task that a big quantum computer could solve efficiently, but which is thought to be beyond the reach of any classical computer.
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He said terrorists could also fly from an unprotected small airport and attack after reaching a bigger airport, where they would already be beyond the current ring of security checkpoints in terminals.
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There can be something humbling about embracing that legacy, especially when you recognize that you are a blip in time, and that whatever the future holds will likely be beyond your comprehension.
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"Don't play politics with DFID (Britain's Department For International Development) - (its) work is too important and should be beyond that," Alex Thier, head of the Overseas Development Institute, said before Mourdant's appointment.
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" Burrington said this would be beyond the scope of your average protest group because "it requires a level of coordination and resources that [means] you're probably dealing with a nation state actor.
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As they recovered the drone, Mr. Taylor said, half of his crew started getting the ship ready to return to port, thinking that the vehicle was likely to be beyond quick repair.
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Though Russian hackers would likely be beyond the jurisdiction of the United States and protected by the Putin government, the "name and shame" approach of indicting foreign agents would not be unprecedented.
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"My original plan was to make sure that the 'bits,' the raw data, of the DeCSS code was archived somewhere where it should be beyond the reach of the law," Carmody explains.
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Almost nothing good comes to pass without mass struggle, and so it would be beyond naive to think that anything will happen "just" because it's plainly fucking obvious that it saves lives.
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And in a sign that they are already preparing for substantial losses, Republican officials are contemplating political triage, weighing which districts may be beyond hope and determining where money can be saved.
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They also noted that Mr. Erdogan was benefiting politically at home from his military operation in Syria, and were not sure what the negotiating strategy would be beyond threatening punishing economic sanctions.
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Even as Democrats step up broad efforts to rein in Trump's power, the President will seek to maximize every opportunity to wield executive authority that may be beyond Congress' power to constrain.
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But the scale of the new trade has alerted retail brands to potential new sales via daigou tie-ups that might otherwise be beyond the reach of mid-tier consumer goods makers.
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Moving forward, both Thompson and Levin believe that the research lays bare the importance of human decision-making and the impact on forces once thought to be beyond our realm of influence.
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Before each article I wrote (and continue to write), I pray that the work I produce will be beyond my own capability; and I visualize my work reaching the people who need it.
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J Street said it "vehemently" opposed Friedman and said he "should be beyond the pale for senators considering who should represent the United States in Israel" when they consider whether to confirm him.
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"We're entering a world where literally nothing seems to be beyond the reach or intent of someone out there to try and access it, and often for a variety of purposes," he said.
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Jonas is originally from Texas, and it wouldn't be beyond the realm of reason for him to want to move someplace a little more slow-paced to grow roots with his new family.
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Moreover, virtual currencies can be traded from just about anywhere on the planet, so even if there is a pattern of suspicious orders the perpetrators may be beyond the reach of federal authorities.
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The outcome "opens a chapter of harsh dictatorship, where the president will be beyond any other institution," Agathon Rwasa, who led the campaign against the new Constitution, said ahead of the provisional results.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Standing by a towering equatorial forest, Jean-Noel Kouame's new breeze-block house may be beyond the reach of Ivory Coast's power grid, but it's perfectly located for solar power entrepreneurs.
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Putting claims of supremacy aside, the key innovation is Google's superconducting processor is programmable, so it can receive instructions for different tasks, some of which may be beyond the reach of classical computers.
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As a result, even established science, such as climate change or Darwinian evolution, which we know to be beyond debate, is now being questioned, especially when there are political, economic, or cultural implications.
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Figuring out how to distribute the fruits of the useful work we do in an equitable manner is a problem of societal organization that ought not to be beyond our abilities to solve.
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It's rare, but not impossible, to see any image of the Virgin Mary with her belly swollen by pregnancy: It's a fleshy image, and the Virgin Mary is supposed to be beyond flesh.
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"He wasn't too into fame, but I think he would be beyond honored and extremely excited to be recognized along with his very talented bandmates," daughter Michelle Kath Sinclair said during the induction ceremony.
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Lenovo's new Moto Z and Moto Z Force are the best test yet of whether a "modular" approach to smartphones can truly reinvent what these devices can be, beyond slabs of internet-connected glass.
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Altobelli was sacked, a revival proved to be beyond the un-retired Weaver's remaining power or patience, and then, after the club suffered its first losing season since 1967, it was finally Ripken's turn.
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NASA successfully launched the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, or TESS, Wednesday evening as part of an ambitious step that will allow astronomers to estimate how many planets there may be beyond our solar system.
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The decision led to a proliferation of fund-raising vehicles that were supposed to be beyond the control of candidates or party officials but that in fact often worked in concert with their campaigns.
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Curator and artist Dena Beard has devoted the last several years to reviving The Lab, an experimental venture that provides space and support to artists for projects that would normally be beyond their reach financially.
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Other ideas include a giant space reflector (though that might be beyond our technological capacities by 2100), ocean fertilization to spawn carbon-sucking algal blooms, and ocean alkalinity enhancement to make the ocean less acidic.
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All you need is a mouse and levels of dexterity that shouldn't be beyond anyone who's racked up a couple of hundred in Crossy Road or managed more than a few seconds of Super Hexagon.
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It would be beyond flippant to describe the last two years of institutionalized anti-trans bias in the United States as trans people being somehow "canceled," particularly given how meaningless the term has been made.
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But getting through a Democratic primary would have been difficult: Ojeda voted for Trump in 2016, something that may be beyond the pale for some Democrats, and failed to attract significant attention in his bid.
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Sobotka said the next government should lead talks with unions and employers over conditions for euro adoption and also set an entry date, although that would be beyond the next parliamentary term ending in 2021.
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Insurance and shipping alone would be beyond the reach of Paris's public museums; it fell to Bernard Arnault, the richest man in France and the president of the Fondation Louis Vuitton, to foot the bill.
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"That is the message we want to send to Secretary Nielsen: Not that we disagree with you on a policy matter, but that we find your actions to be beyond any moral justification," Stull said.
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It would be beyond optimistic to think that the Legislature and Mr. Cuomo will successfully enact the comprehensive congestion-pricing proposal that the region needs with less than three months left in the legislative session.
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Kids go to school (and run errands) by themselves at a very young age, the idea of someone being persecuted for leaving a kid in a car for a few minutes would be beyond laughable.
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A startup seeded by Silicon Valley&aposs hottest mentorship program aims to bring the first male birth control to marketGetting pregnant while taking contraception could be beyond your control if you have a certain gene
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Whatever it is she decides she wants to do, I would be beyond proud of her if she was willing to put 30 years of planning into it, 30 years of work and education and sacrifice.
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"Leaders have to be beyond reproach in the example we set and unfortunately I fell short of that standard when I was insensitive in speaking to my team about words that offend in comedy," he tweeted.
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If Butina was released, US law enforcement would not be able to stop her from going into the Russian Embassy, at which point she would be beyond the legal jurisdiction of the United States, prosecutors argued.
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When your correspondent offered himself as a test subject, only partially in jest, Dr Brown flashed an arch grin, before sombrely explaining that such an experiment would be beyond the tolerance of modern review boards, too.
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And we're entering a world where literally nothing seems to be beyond the reach or intent of someone out there to try to access it and often for a variety of purposes: economic advantage, intelligence, embarrassment.
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Andreas W. Schäfer, director of the Air Transportation Systems Laboratory at University College London, said he expected emissions from any supersonic revival to be insignificant at first, given that seats would be beyond most travelers' reach.
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It would be "beyond the pale," Mr. Baquet said, if the Trump administration had subpoenaed phone records, or had gotten secret warrants for phone records, of New York Times reporters — or if they were wiretapping phones.
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In his first answer of the debate, Buttigieg referred to President Donald Trump's conduct as impeachable, but prefaced it with a curious declaration: "The constitutional process of impeachment should be beyond politics." from start to finish.
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"Establish" is prosecutor talk that simply means "I won't bring an indictment because I don't think a jury would find the proof of conspiracy to be 'beyond a reasonable doubt'" — an extremely high standard of proof.
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This is not to say that residents don't want a lush garden or small meadow above their home or business, but rather that they can be beyond the means of, say, a renter, living paycheck to paycheck.
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A hotline established by the university had received more than 300 calls, but because some complaints are old they could be beyond the statute of limitations to bring charges that could include rape and other sexual assaults.
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Perhaps more importantly, it's shown that at least some people who argue for giving hate a high-profile platform — to demonstrate their commitment to absolute free speech — actually do think legal speech can be beyond the pale.
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Major forms of communication should not be beyond the reach of the law, Walter Isaacson said one day after the Justice Department said it had broken into an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters.
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If all of that combines with the onrushing 2018 election, which looks very much like a good year for Democrats, the political climate in Washington for Republicans will be beyond toxic right at the worst possible moment.
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That means that most OTT video players simply cannot succeed on ad dollars alone — and other means of monetization will be beyond their reach because they fail to deliver a sufficiently compelling, differentiated and emotionally connected media experience.
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The upshot is that a president who once marketed himself as wealthy enough to be beyond the control of the billionaire donor class has, in practice, set up the most flagrantly up-for-sale administration of all time.
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" And later Saturday, in Louisville: "I not only don't think it will increase the deficit, I think it will be beyond revenue neutral, in other words I think it will produce more than enough to fill that gap.
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There's no doubt both parties will be working hard, but the problem for Democrats could be beyond their control in some ways, especially if the press and the public start to expect a Democratic takeover of the House.
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Like Clarissa, Frances is awed by, and more than a little attracted to, her fantastic friend, who speaks her mind with such free, natural authority and seems to be beyond the range of standard human destinies and disappointments.
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In an interview, Turner said the investigation demonstrated that even in the case of a website like Silk Road, which was designed to be beyond the reach of law enforcement, authorities could still hold those behind it accountable.
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But ordinary Israelis and Palestinians are keenly aware that even a single incident - a rocket causing multiple fatalities in Israel or Israeli forces killing a militant leader - could set off a conflagration that would be beyond their leaders' control.
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I don't know how to put it, but people were coming from places in the country where a Christian worldview is so integrated into everyday life that it would just be beyond offensive to even imagine the movie existing.
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Chatting at the dinner table two years ago with business partner Rebecca Young, the idea seemed feasible, but the pair soon discovered that the logistics of setting up their own herd would be beyond what they could realistically achieve.
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The crops are currently sold at a 20% premium, similar to organic and locally produced food, but because no soil is involved, they cannot get an organic certification, although some retailers consider them to be beyond organic, Rosenberg explains.
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" Eventually it prevailed in court, setting a precedent for regulating online businesses — The New York Times wrote that it "suggested that the internet is a place that, in some cases, may be beyond the reach of local government regulators.
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Gonzales-Day's larger project is to broaden the established canon of art, and U.S. history more generally, to recognize not just Latinx people but all those whose ethnicities and sexualities are so mixed as to be beyond meaningful categorization.
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His only advisers, one might assume (in the absence of any evidence to the contrary), are career FBI employee with the long-held belief that there's nothing Americans communicate in private that should be beyond their power to collect.
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We may be beyond a tipping point where there are just too many people, too much communication, too much pressure, and too many crises for senators and representatives to manage without some serious rethinking of congressional operations and capacity.
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"A mass evacuation of the lower Puna District would be beyond current county and state capabilities, and would quickly overwhelm our collective resources," Ige tweeted, saying in a separate post that he signed a request for federal disaster assistance.
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It would be beyond stupid and incredibly short-sighted for Apple to do this and, if it was actually true, would likely lead to tangles of a governmental and legal nature that no company like Apple would ever want to happen.
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"It would be beyond appalling for the president to take money from places like Puerto Rico that have suffered enormous catastrophes, costing thousands of American citizens lives, in order to pay for Donald Trump's foolish, offensive and hateful wall," Velázquez said.
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It's a good thing an expert like James was at the controls, because without any shrouding around the its propellers (to reduce weight and for maximum power) getting hit by an out-of-control 115 mph drone would be beyond painful.
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"I am worried that, in fact, the task may be beyond them and that in fact they are stretched extremely thin, with an array of other priorities ... and that they won't have the bandwidth to follow up adequately," Rosenberg said.
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As Mueller's investigation matures, it may come to pass that some of the leads investigated (including possibly Trump's and/or his family's financial dealings) will prove to have merit, but that they may be beyond the scope of Mueller's original mandate.
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Mr. Musk predicted that the new Autopilot system was "really going to be beyond what people expect" and would make the Tesla Model S sedan and the Model X sport utility vehicle "by far" the safest cars on the road.
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A debt so old would normally be beyond the statute of limitations, and legally uncollectable, but the company had a copy of a 2006 default judgment that was entered against her when she failed to respond to a collection lawsuit.
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The potential human costs of a war were so high that, at one point during the exercise, General Milley remarked that "the brutality of this will be beyond the experience of any living soldier," according to officials who were involved.
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About 95% of courses covered basic pistol anatomy and how to check whether a gun is loaded, and 90% explained how to load and unload a gun and be sure of both a target and who or what may be beyond it.
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In her dodge, she said Trump should be held accountable and called some of his behavior detailed in the report "appalling," but wasn't exactly clear about what the consequences should be -- beyond congressional hearings and bringing Mueller before the Senate to testify.
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"The main takeaway from these two weeks is that, incredibly, we may be on the brink of electing such a damaged, sociopathic narcissist that the simple presidential duty of comforting the families of fallen soldiers may actually be beyond his capabilities," Oliver said.
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So while a nosy border guard might get at your personal email and LinkedIn, if you selected those as safe for travel, the others will be beyond their reach — and yours, as presumably you haven't memorized all those 16-character nonsense-generated passwords.
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"That will lead to political consequences that may be beyond the control of the current administration, and it is a matter of great urgency that the resources be found to assist Colombia with a problem not of its own making," he said.
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While Apple fought the idea of creating a back door in efforts not to compromise privacy and data security, it didn't argue against a workaround from the FBI, as that would be beyond the company's control, former Apple CEO John Sculley told CNBC.
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I came at it with this mentality — I saw all the keynote presentations and the presenters that were going to be here, and I was afraid that it would be beyond my skills because I don't know how to navigate industry stuff.
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The island is the easiest from a deployment standpoint, but its significant distance from the Chinese coast means the entire country will be beyond the range of the initial types of intermediate-range land-based missiles that the United States will deploy.
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"When you consider we are setting MREL for the largest institutions in the banking union, it's fairly safe to state that MREL of not less than 8 percent is probably the rule, it could even be beyond," Koenig told the Reuters Regulation Summit.
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I'll be blunt here, because it feels appropriate, and because this is my time and your time at stake, and I would be beyond remiss to waste it: If it's time for you to look for a new charcoal grill, look no further.
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To do so will require a delicate balance between energizing liberals, who are more prone to support aggressive steps like subpoenaing Bolton, and protecting moderates in battleground districts, who have struggled through the impeachment debate and are pleased to be beyond it. Rep.
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The past couple of weeks, however, saw Mr. Trump seal a revised trade agreement with South Korea and replace the North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico, which not long ago seemed as though it might be beyond his reach.
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" Melissa L. Bondy, a brain tumor epidemiologist at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, said that the deaths of the former Phillies players seemed "to be beyond a coincidence," but that until more research was done, "we don't know for sure.
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Some of the fill might leave solvers scratching their heads, like EELER, and some might be beyond the ken of younger solvers, like newsman Robert MACNEIL, who returns to the New York Times Crossword after a hiatus of 217 years (Hi, kids!).
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They want to follow in the footsteps of engineers like those who have won the Draper Prize, and to bring us all the incredibly powerful tools for improving life that may be beyond our imaginations today but will be the necessities of tomorrow.
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What do you do when one of you prefers missionary and considers even relatively tame moves like the Alleged Kanye to be beyond the pale, and the other can't get off without involving sounding, feeding, or laying "alien eggs" inside their body cavities?
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Every quest in the game has a level attached to it, and while there's some wiggle room, anything more than a couple of levels above your character is intended to be beyond your capability — more simply, you just can't do enough damage to fight effectively.
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The thinking seemed to go that any decision by these well-respected men — the New York City comptroller, Scott Stringer; the former city comptroller, William Thompson Jr.: the state comptroller, Thomas DiNapoli; and the former state comptroller, H. Carl McCall — would be beyond reproach.
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James had approached the chance to book an eighth consecutive N.B.A. finals appearance and a ninth over all with the measured calm of a man who readily understood that all he had done to get the Cavaliers this far was, or should be, beyond reproach.
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Even conducting an election this fall could be beyond reach, said Reneé Kolen, the Curry County clerk, who has one full-time staff member left in her elections division, and is facing another possible 30 percent cut in funding this year in her budget.
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Valentine's Day comes but once a year, and while we may be beyond the years of passing out cringe-y cards and nervously flirting with our homeroom crushes, we're still happily on board for any holiday that gives us an excuse to practice a little self-love.
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The same feelings of quiet, constant panic in the face of an inevitable future that come through in this fiction are also bubbling up in our lives, and in these subcultures whose affiliations and actions may be beyond the pale, but whose desperation feels very familiar. ●
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So failing on those fundamentals would be beyond foolish, with so many rivals now pushing cheaper priced yet very similarly packaged (and shiny) alternatives at consumers — which also often offer equal or even greater feature utility for less money (assuming you're willing to compromise on privacy).
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Toni The latest reporting from Alexander Burns and Maggie Haberman essentially shows a candidacy in crisis: Advisers who once hoped a Pygmalion-like transformation would refashion a crudely effective political showman into a plausible American president now increasingly concede that Mr. Trump may be beyond coaching.
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Sports officials and antidoping authorities alike have agitated for strong action from the I.O.C. in recent days, pointing out that the Olympic organization had in its power a drastic option that would seem to be beyond legal challenge: banning the whole Russian delegation from the Games.
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"Is it not the opinion of the legal community that the Supreme Court, the justices that sit on the highest court in this state, should be beyond reproach, like Caesar's wife?" said Delegate Patrick McGeehan, a Republican, who referred to several ancient Romans in his remarks.
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Android Authority noted that because unlocking a bootloader and sideloading apps may be beyond the technical abilities of the average user, it's thus unclear whether this feature will matter to more than a handful of Huawei enthusiasts or offset any impact on Mate 30 series sales.
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As with the Seattle charges, federal prosecutors also accused the company of trying to impede the investigation, by lying to the federal government, as well as concealing and destroying evidence, which included moving potential witnesses back to China, where they would be beyond the reach of prosecutors.
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Edward Scott, 58, who lives in Maryland but works in South Carolina, noted Mr. Bush's "civility" and asked if he "could raise the bar" in the next debate and "try to be beyond the bullying," adding that Mr. Bush seemed to have been "knocked off center" by his rivals.
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When we told the world that America is the country that believes Nazis are the ultimate bad guys and made a million mediocre action movies saying as much, that said something about us — both good (we're committed to anti-fascism!) and bad (also we believe ourselves to be beyond moral reproach!).
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That's less than half the proposed route initially suggested for San Francisco and LA. But if the company is able to cut through the bureaucratic BS that would likely plague a American project, the first passenger-ready Hyperloop system (beyond a simple test track) could be beyond United States borders.
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"Everybody needs to go into this knowing there are definitely things that will be beyond the government's or Mike Pence's control, but as long as they're being transparent with the public, with Congress and with fellow governors, I think there's much less political risk," said a former White House official.
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Washington (CNN)A federal judge will consider a lawsuit over a key White House official's House subpoena in mid-December, meaning some key impeachment witnesses like former national security adviser John Bolton may be beyond the reach of Democrats as they try to rapidly pursue their investigation of the President.
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George Conway, husband of the White House adviser Kellyanne Conway, played a not insignificant role, both publicly and behind the scenes, in getting the public and the justice system to accept the premise that Mr. Clinton — or any other president, for that matter — shouldn't be beyond the reach of the courts.
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"The notion that we are trying to stimulate growth to be beyond the longer-run trend ... that is no longer the relevant context of thinking of monetary policy once we get closer to neutral," San Francisco Fed President John Williams told Reuters in his last interview before the Fed's June policy-setting meeting.
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Both Facebook and Apple also offer RSS tools to import existing content, but there are limitations around both (Apple News doesn't allow advertising in RSS-driven publications, while Facebook IA requires a custom RSS feed with IA-specific markup, which is again going to be beyond the ken of most non-coding publishers).
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To be sure, 50% growth year-over-year would be an enviable clip for any service with more than 100 million users (as in, Twitter), but there has always been a question as to what the upper bound of Pinterest would be beyond really powerful use cases like wedding planning or recipes.
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"As someone who has been a leading American friend of the settlement movement, who lacks any diplomatic or policy credentials and who has attacked liberal Jews who support two states as 'worse than kapos,' Friedman should be beyond the pale for senators considering who should represent the United States in Israel," the group said.
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As word of the coming Harper's piece spread on Twitter, the software engineer and congressional candidate Brianna Wu wrote about the threats she faced after calling out sexism in gaming: 1/ Rumor is, a traditional print magazine is about to out the woman that created the "Shitty Media Men" list, which would be beyond unethical.
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The idea that there should be "zero tolerance for bigotry" or that some things should be beyond pragmatic politics might sound nice, but if you actually intend to live by them, get ready to lose every election ever — something that I don't think will be very helpful to the people who anti-bigotry politics is supposed to protect.
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"As someone who has been a leading American friend of the settlement movement, who lacks any diplomatic or policy credentials and who has attacked liberal Jews who support two states as 'worse than kapos', Friedman should be beyond the pale for senators considering who should represent the United States in Israel," the group said in a statement.
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While the targeting of vulnerable teenagers is seems to be beyond the pale for public opinion, these same practices can just as easily be applied to adults who are sad, lonely or depressed; there are tough questions to be asked about whether and how ethical guidelines could be applied, just as guidelines apply to advertising for alcohol and tobacco, or in schools.
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North Korea has two satellites in orbit, and more to follow, that could be nuclear-armed for high-altitude electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack that could blackout North America for months to years, killing millions ... This point appears to be beyond the comprehension of most, including secretaries of Defense, the military leadership, and the usual 'experts' who appear in the press.
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In my tipsy state, it seemed outright implausible that all of this would one day be beyond my reach, that one day I would die and never again breathe this air or hear these sounds — crickets, traffic, words, vibrating phones: the interwoven signals of animals and machines — or feel the hopeful surge of alcohol in my blood, the world advancing its uncertain promise.
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Triaging them is a test of steel and prioritization: There is a superstar, Anthony, who feels the need to insist he is not in a feud with the front office; there is a leaky defense that appears to be beyond repair; and now there is a burbling of dissatisfaction after a lineup switch that Hornacek hoped could bring about a changing tide.
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A children's science book is placed within a porcelain pan, along with salt and laundry bluing, which interact to slowly crystallize and corrode over the surface of the book and the pan — information that is taught as being straightforward in a theoretical context may turn out to be beyond our control as we apply it in a real-life setting.
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"If carried through, the ramifications would be beyond the financial viability of Huawei; it would cause a sharp deterioration in the relationship between the US and China, severely slow the rolling out of 20.6887G networks around the world in the coming years, and ultimately begin the process of decoupling between the two nations," economists at Singapore's DBS Group Research wrote in a note on Friday.
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"Benjamin Brafman [Zarrab's lead attorney] is no idiot, and failing to file any pretrial motions or suggestions for jury instruction for a client about to face decades of prison on quite strong charges would be beyond incompetent unless he was extremely confident that his client wasn't actually going on trial later this month," a former federal prosecutor who'd been involved in the case during the Obama administration told BuzzFeed News.
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In an interview with Recode's Kara Swisher and MSNBC's Chris Hayes, Apple CEO Tim Cook made thinly veiled remarks about Amazon's city search for a new headquarters and how it compares with Apple's plan to build a new campus somewhere in the US. Although he wouldn't specify where Apple's new campus is going to be (beyond that it won't be in California or Texas), he did take the opportunity to cast some aspersions on Amazon's high-profile competition.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiPelosi, Schumer praise Romney after impeachment vote Senate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga McCarthy to submit copy of Trump's SOTU address to House Clerk for archives MORE (D-Calif.) and President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE's relationship may be beyond repair, and the only thing that might break the tension could be the November election itself.
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