They would be content with a "roll back" on immigration.
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I told them I would not be content with a draw.
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You have the advantage, you're here already, be content with that.
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But some people may never be content with virtual water coolers.
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"I learned to be content with what I have," she said.
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Can fairy tale characters be content with their fairy tale lives?
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Putin previously said Russia would be content with oil at $70.
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For now, she will have to be content with 22 major championships.
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I'm supposed to be content with what's going on here and now?
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And that they must, therefore, be content with a less natural citizenship.
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We will never be content with merely reporting on the tragic end.
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Pixar will have to be content with its Animated Short nomination for Piper.
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But doctors shouldn't be content with just reducing the number of seizures, French said.
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When it comes to future racing games, I'll be content with the driver's seat.
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Until then, researchers will have to be content with studying this dinosaur's charming grin.
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People object to the status quo; they will not be content with its maintenance.
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Democrats seem to be content with the status quo of the Affordable Care Act.
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He added Tehran would be content with crude prices at around $20163 a barrel.
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Crase owed us nothing further and we should be content with what we got.
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Remote from power, most people are expected to be content with growing material prosperity instead.
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While many may be content with the fact that the drugs have a beneficial effect
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Despite the setbacks, he seems to be content with everything he left out on the field.
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You have to know who you are, you have to be content with who you are.
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For the first time in my existence, I saw a future I could be content with.
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It's enough that the person creating it be content with the work they've put into it.
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Will both teams be content with a point, or will somebody push for a winning goal?
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But in the end, it turns out to be content with simply filling that universe in.
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BRITISH CHANCELLORS used to be content with making a dozen or so tax-policy changes every year.
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That is some way off, of course—so for now, let's be content with the scientific discovery.
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None of this is to say that you can't be content with a job unless it inspires.
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Instead, it went for something closer to what unprofitable current-era SaaS companies would be content with.
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For a long time, women have been forced to be content with one-size-fits-all vibrators.
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I don't think he'd be content with just staying at one weight and contending for one belt.
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This does not mean that Brazil should be content with its accomplishments or with the status quo.
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Consequently, China had to be content with just golds and silvers—and no perfect podiums—in 2012.
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Obama said he will be content with his tenure as president when he leaves office next year.
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If you want to make big money, you can't be content with only one source of revenue.
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The richest, most successful people agree that you can't be content with only one source of revenue.
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" Mr. Gornstein responded that the two were synonymous, adding that he would also be content with "appropriate.
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If I went broke and couldn't pay for filler, I'd learn to be content with my dark circles.
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There are many people in the world who would be content with it being Christmas all year long.
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Parineeti Chopra, who plays his wife, has to be content with her fleeting role of appearing in flashbacks.
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While one can be content with this formal reading, it seems to me there is more going on.
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Upon trading him, the Knicks couldn't be content with the salaries they cleared and the draft picks acquired.
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But in reality, the U.S. may have to be content with the ability to disrupt the group's activities.
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He was a novelty who resisted being just that, a symbol who wouldn't be content with mere symbolism.
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For the moment, he said, it would probably be content with monitoring the situation in the United States.
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Soon, we may not have to be content with simply staring at Instagram photos of the giant floating unicorn.
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Most people will go their entire lives without ever seeing a tornado — and many would be content with that.
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We cannot be content with just saving the observable phenomena and producing theories that account for the available evidence.
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So if you're looking for a new flagship smartphone in 2018, you'd better be content with glass or glass.
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Selena Gomez has over 161 million followers on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter combined – but she'd be content with zero.
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How do I shift my perspective so I can live in peace and be content with what I have?
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They'd like insurance to be cheaper but know that won't happen, so they'd be content with holding down costs.
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So if you're looking for a new flagship smartphone in 2018 you'd better be content with glass or glass.
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She might be onto something: Maybe Black cannabis entrepreneurs who want to gamble must be content with playing it smaller.
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Prior to this, many had to either juggle between multiple mobile wallet apps, or be content with the $150 limit.
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Can they be content with the low-key waffling they've given us here and in other recent productions of theirs?
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To get this far, they've sought out financial planners who could be content with a mere low-six-figure income.
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Will Boy have to be content with a future in which he can be his real self only in private?
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I've learned to sit alone in a cafe full of people and be content with just the company of myself.
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I want to be able to look at my life and be content with it no matter what I'm doing.
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Alas, not every Styles fan will be content with merely watching the program on television — and you don't have to be.
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But for now at least, he seems to be content with letting the two sides work out the details for themselves.
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But for all the discord at the Capitol, it seems that many voters may be content with the new, slower pace.
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While I'm guessing most people will be content with Odyssey for the next few months, don't forget about Super Lucky's Tale.
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We shouldn't be content with the roughly 2.33 percent annual growth that has been the norm this century, he has said.
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But for now, Mayweather will have to be content with being the richest boxer in history, following the richest fight ever.
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Self-made millionaires agree: If you want to make big money, you can't be content with only one source of revenue.
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According to self-made millionaires, if you want to make big money, you can't be content with only one source of revenue.
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But their refusal to be content with physical and material security actually reveals something beautiful: a universal human hunger to be needed.
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Investors may have viewed Mr. Trump's threats since February as negotiating tactics, and believed that he would be content with limited gains.
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For now, Djokovic will have to be content with having an edge over Nadal and Federer in their head-to-head encounters.
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The Twitter president appears unlikely to be content with working congressional back channels and using conventional levers of power to get his way.
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Whoever remains after Endgame will have to be content with an entirely new class of hero...and a potentially worse category of villains.
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"This law is a dressing on a gaping wound ... and we cannot be content with a symbol," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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First, he must reach across the aisle and be content with "half a loaf," to gain some Democrats' support for his agenda items.
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VARIETY PUZZLE — Are you one of those D.I.Y.ers, someone who would rather build something yourself than be content with a mass-produced object?
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S. trade talks later this week, though sentiment was not helped by reports U.S. President Donald Trump would be content with "any outcome".
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Indeed, for now we'll have to be content with the observation that human brains can detect magnetic waves, and leave it at that.
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S. trade talks later this week and sentiment was not helped by reports U.S. President Donald Trump would be content with "any outcome".
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There is this sense she will never be content with her rendition, that there is no exact equivalent to the original Japanese words.
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As long as so much of what we see is unnecessary suffering, we cannot be content with the world as we find it.
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You've just wasted money, again, on a product you may try to force yourself to like, but will never quite be content with.
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There are also still questions as to whether investors will be content with Snap's user numbers and growth enough to justify its valuation.
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Zach Baron argues that more of us should embrace the idea, and that it's perfectly fine to be content with your current state.
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So like an author with a well-reviewed novel, Mr. Moulton may have to be content with the praise, if not the audience.
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First, he must reach across the aisle and be content with "half a loaf" to gain some Democrats to support his agenda items.
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Hunger generates political unrest; people will not be content with their country's state of affairs if they do not have enough to eat.
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The 34-year-old scored "only" 28 goals and had to be content with adding just a Serie A title to his medals' collection.
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" Asked if the campaign would be content with a fourth-place finish, Sanders avoided answering: "what I'm saying is we continue to be competitive.
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Most people will be content with the $22,214.5 option, which provides a comfortable amount of local storage and unlocks the options for new colors.
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For now, we'll have to be content with the new figure of 1.5 trillion solar masses and our slightly heavier-than-average Milky Way.
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Casual fans would be content with what they get from Prime, while more serious fans would be enticed to pay for the extra service.
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Quite the contrary:Just 42% of those satisfied with Warren would be content with Buttigieg as nominee, 8 percentage points lower than his overall performance.
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Fully 48% of Booker fans would be content with Klobuchar&aposs nomination, which is 14 percentage points higher than her 34% satisfactory performance overall.
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His collaboration with Abramović signals that he won't be content with a conventional business-class career, shuttling from one élite venue to the next.
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That's more than double the salary they reported needing only two years ago, when they said they'd be content with a comparatively modest $55,2000.
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We will not be content with a sit-in at the Green Zone," Nasiri added amid crowd chants of, "Yes, yes to Moqtada our leader!
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I also know firsthand that writers are precise, and few of us would be content with our words being published 70 percent as we intended.
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They defeated Poland and tied Japan, and appeared to be content with fending off Colombia's attack and aiming for a draw on Thursday in Samara.
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The team that drafts him, however, should be content with his scoring for the foreseeable future instead of assuming that his recent changes will stick.
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When you couple that fact with Moody's slightly suspicious explanation — would someone as paranoid as him really be content with useless and disabled secrecy sensors?
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We want our exceptional women to be content with whatever scraps of attention we are willing to toss their way, and that attention is minimal.
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Adam Stein (the director of Kim Possible) has always told me that I need to try to be content with where I'm at in the moment.
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Wonder Woman will just have to be content with $800 million in worldwide box office, critical acclaim and legions of fans who found the film inspiring.
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McIlroy led by one shot going into the last two holes, but bogeyed 17 and had to be content with a 18933 to force a playoff.
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It also justifies Israeli fears that the Palestinians would not be content with a return to the 1967 borders that existed before the Six- Day War.
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I guess Greg will just have to be content with being the father of a Major League pitcher who has drawn comparisons to Randy Johnson. [MLB]
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Sometimes you just have to be content with two new albums, a full-length Young Thug collaboration, and a handful of solid features in a year.
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Russia might be content with a draw and a point, but Egypt will most likely push for a goal and the victory in the second half.
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At a news conference on Friday, the team's brass had postured that it would be content with starting training camp with Anthony still on the roster.
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Again, a trade like this is extremely complicated and would dramatically shift the direction of two franchises that seem to be content with where they are.
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Many would be content with stop-gaps: a law to make outsourcing easier, say, rather than an overhaul of the sacrosanct labour code dating back to 1943.
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It's rare to see an iPhone 8 on offer, so we have to be content with the fact that this deal expires in a matter of hours.
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Will fans be content with 10 wins, if that also means a couple of losses to marquee opponents and no appearance in a New Year's Six bowl?
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Trump has mobilized a new majority of forthright bigots within the Republican Party, and they will no longer be content with the racist dog whistles of old.
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That's why I say it's not just fantastic hand-eye coordination, but it's also the ability to be content with a less sexy, but tremendously important, result.
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I rather suspect they do, but until we know for sure, we will have to be content with a history that tells us only half the story.
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The dilemma for the Trump administration is whether to be content with quieting FSOC for the next four-to-eight years or to try to abolish it.
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Since I was a child I remember respectable authorities asserting that our time as a nation has passed, that we should be content with mediocrity and managed decline.
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The favoured German pair of Toni Eggert and Sascha Benecken, who had won virtually every major trophy over the past two seasons, had to be content with bronze.
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But they both rebel against a stubbornly patriarchal society that pushes them to the margins and expects them to be content with a half-invisible, second-class status.
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Google may be content with Stadia's early progress, but that hasn't been the case for plenty of folks who bought into the early adopter-focused Founders Edition program.
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President Donald Trump is talking up Friday's second-quarter gross domestic product release, saying he would be content with U.S. economic growth of about 4 percent or more.
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It sounds incredibly basic (and not everyone's into the idea we can will ourselves, via osmosis, to be content with our physical selves), but personally, I think it's great.
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Once tech companies look at the costs and complexities involved in building a vehicle, Zuchowski explained, he believes they will be content with simply manufacturing software for existing cars.
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I think at the end of the day, it'll be a plan that both sides of the aisle can be content with and will expand coverage for all Virginians.
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We need to make an effort in the United States to be content with disagreement, and to embrace compromise — something that, until relatively recently, anchored and enriched American culture.
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He also thinks that people who might have been amazed at a concession on universal suffrage a few months ago would not be content with anything less than independence.
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My hunch is Lance will aim for an IPO for StackPath — it's unlikely he will be content with anything less, especially knowing his last exit was a $2 billion outcome.
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Until scientists figure out how to genetically graft a narwhal horn onto some poor Shetland, guests will have to be content with being trapped inside Lisa Frank's personal acid trip.
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But the Commission on Presidential Debates nixed the plan, saying that area was for family only, so the women had to be content with a prominent seat in the audience.
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But as new cohorts of Muslims grow up in Athens, undergoing Greek education and military service, they are less likely in his view to be content with living in legal limbo.
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While straight-edge puffys will be content with a suggestion of flesh under a down coat, more hardcore devotees will seek the pillowy pleasures of specialist porn sites like Down Girlz.
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Whether you want the fried fish sandwich depends on whether you can be content with the taste of tartar sauce while everyone around you is wiping beef fat from their lips.
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Back in 2011, on the eve of huge farewell Madison Square Garden shows, de facto bandleader James Murphy seemed to be content with the idea of becoming the Brian Eno of Williamsburg.
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Apple will never be content with being second best, and the latest iPhone camera system — undeniably Apple's best to date — bears a striking resemblance to the computational photography approach pioneered by Google.
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Viewers will have to be content with the fact that this is Saulnier's most visually beautiful and accomplished film, thanks to a striking wilderness setting full of icy mountains and glacial rivers.
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" Fear of change is common, but Smith writes we must learn to be content with life's shifts "if we are to find inner peace and passion even when everything else is changing.
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It was another helping of Olympic gold for Zhang, too, who won the mixed doubles championship with Zhao Yunlei in London but had to be content with bronze in the event here.
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With U.S. combat and advisory forces engaged in dozens of countries on every continent except Antarctica, members of Congress in both parties can no longer be content with sitting on the sidelines.
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In President Kennedy's address on civil rights, he said: Who among us would be content to trade the color of their skin and be content with those who counsel patience and delay?
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Lee Byong-chul, a senior fellow at the Institute for Peace and Cooperation in Seoul, the South Korean capital, said Mr. Trump might be content with a freeze on North Korean weapons tests.
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Are there sports fans willing to subscribe to both cable and streaming services, or will they be content with the biggest ones and decline to pay extra to be able to see everything?
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Anxiety among investors about the U.S.-China talks at the G20 Summit in Osaka, Japan was not tempered by media reports saying Trump would be content with "any outcome" from the coming meeting.
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And the rest of us should be content with listening to "Stitches" for the millionth time and taking Mendes at his word, rather than wildly speculating on what he does in his personal life.
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" Avtar Sandu, senior commodities manager at Phillip Futures in Singapore added: "OPEC would be content with a very slow appreciation of prices since they are wary of sending positive signals to American shale producers.
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In the meantime, fans will have to be content with this recent fan adaptation, a striking, bloody animated short that adapts a monologue in the book, and draws on some of the story's ending.
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Members pushed for language in the statement to make it clear that the committee would not be content with inflation that ran persistently below the 2% target that Fed economists believe reflects solid growth.
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Hard as it is to imagine, Mr Xi could end up facing a much tougher choice: to be content with lagging behind, or to give his scientists the freedom they need and risk the consequences.
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Unfortunately, history suggests that Mr. Trump will be content with another colorful photo opportunity and more diplomatic shadow boxing that perpetuates the illusion of success, while running down the clock on a nearly intractable challenge.
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Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte vowed on Wednesday to open up the economy to new corporations to halt graft and protectionism, telling the country's oligarchs he owed them no favors and to be content with their billions.
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But to do so would have required Trump to admit that there was merit in the deal Obama had forged and to be content with limited, but valuable, fixes that our European allies likely would have embraced.
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But we the pressure to succeed and achieve in at least one of these realms, and increasingly both at once, feels like we'll never be left alone to be content with doing our job and coming home.
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Investors are keeping a close watch on a scheduled talk between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping later this week, but sentiment was not helped by reports that Trump would be content with "any outcome".
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Kendricks, a first lieutenant in the U.S. Army reserve, cleared 5.95 meters while Poland's Piotr Lisek took the silver and Lavillenie had to be content with a fourth world bronze despite producing his best leap of the season.
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White House national security adviser John Bolton on Monday warned that there are even more Iran sanctions planned, saying the Trump administration is not "simply going to be content" with the level that existed under former President Obama.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte vowed on Wednesday to open up the economy to new corporations to halt graft and protectionism, telling the country's oligarchs he owed them no favors and to be content with their billions.
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But it remains to be seen whether EU operators will generally be content with the impact of the new wholesale roaming regulations on their bottom lines — or whether they will raise domestic prices to top up any shortfall.
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For now, we must be content with random singles he drops whenever the mood strikes him -- from a searing cover of "Moon River" to "Biking," which recruited an unlikely backing duo in Jay-Z and Tyler, the Creator.
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Most people will be content with the Echo's sound quality for casual listening, but given that it is the one area most often complained about with the first model, I'd have to liked to have seen more improvement here.
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But while I love most diner food and would likely be content with nearly any dish on the menu, I find that when I'm confronted with so many choices I just can't decide between disco fries and a cheeseburger.
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Led by superb runs from Natalia Nepryaeva and Yulia Belorukova, Olympic Athletes of Russia made the early running but when the Nordic nations upped the tempo they gradually fell away and had to be content with a bronze medal.
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Instead, I guess I'll have to be content with the return of one of my favorite shows, Netflix's "BoJack Horseman," and the knowledge that as a society we continue to make strides in the "frozen/slushy alcoholic beverages" department.
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Mr. Welser-Möst resisted histrionics in the stormy second movement; and while his insistence on control and restraint sometimes robbed the symphony of its power, it also achieved a remarkable transparency where many conductors would be content with translucence.
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While Anaheim holds a two-point lead over second-place Edmonton, Los Angeles has been eliminated from the playoff discussion and will look to be content with claiming a third victory in the five-game season series versus the Ducks.
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Analysts say the decline reflects disappointment that SABIC will not seek to buy Clariant outright, although some still say the Saudi company, 21 percent owned by the country's sovereign wealth fund, will not be content with just a quarter share.
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Stoch took the silver medal on 638.6 points and Freitag, making his return from an injury sustained in Innsbruck two weeks ago, was 11 points further back and had to be content with a bronze medal ahead of Sunday's team competition.
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We can't be content with continuing to build a society in which millions of our fellow citizens are supposedly unfit to hire and therefore have to be supported by those who do work, with likely rising resentment among both groups.
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For now, Mr. Cuomo would likely be content with the power of traditional labor — perhaps New York's most powerful voting and get-out-the-vote bloc — to blunt Ms. Nixon's fiery appeal with the state's newly energized progressive true believers.
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" Seitz said Taylor is the embodiment of the US Military Academy Cadet Prayer, which says: "Make us to choose the harder right instead of the easier wrong, and never to be content with a half truth when the whole can be won.
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"If Ryan feels like something is going to hurt McCarthy, then he may be content with just passing another [continuing resolution], especially if Republicans are able to hang on to the House and kick this issue to the next Congress," Chmielenski said.
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For now, even those agitating for a vote to open a formal impeachment inquiry appear to be content with the plan laid out by Ms. Pelosi and her leadership team to use the Mueller report as a road map for further investigation.
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While Beijing might be content with the election of Carrie Lam, a seasoned and popular civil servant who will be inaugurated on Saturday as Hong Kong's next leader, the undercurrent for change could return with a vengeance in just a few years' time.
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By the end Bayern were threatening to surpass the 12-1 aggregate score they piled up against Sporting Lisbon in 2009 but had to be content with a 10-2 margin that sent an ominous warning to whoever they face in the quarter-finals.
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With the show's other big love triangle — Owen (Kevin McKidd)), Amelia (Caterina Scorsone), and Teddy (Kim Raver) — Owen and Teddy seem to be content with being friends and co-parenting their baby, though with this being Grey's Anatomy, we'll see how long that sticks.
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There is a way through it, you can do everything in moderation, you just have to be content with a bit of a buzz and not going to the moon all the time… Most of my generation that I hung around with are gone.
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Perhaps, like good little children at the holidays, we should just learn to be content with what gifts Apple deigns to give us; perhaps, like spoilerphobes, we should avoid disappointment by ignoring even the best-sourced rumors from analysts with the greatest track records.
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"I reflected and asked myself how can I be content with all the blessings I have been given in this world when there is so much to do to fight injustice, uplift each other, and to make our communities better for future generations," Allam's website reads.
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The Westerners have assumed that the Easterners would be content with less — that they would be happy simply to be included in the European Union and could therefore be treated as second-class equals (for example, workers from the East face extensive discrimination in Western employment markets).
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"We can no longer be content with symbolic strikes; these have to be efficient strikes that show not only our resolve but that the point of no return has been established," former French Air Force chief of staff Jean-Paul Paloméros said in a radio interview on Tuesday.
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Morgan Stanley added that even though Deutsche Bank's overhaul plan has been discussed at length with the bank's home regulator BaFin, they expect Europe's Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) — the European institution that oversees banks in the euro zone — to be informed as well as be content with the CET1 minimum target.
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I would be content with this were it not for my quite strong desire to open a present that isn't my office secret Santa this year (the gift from my parents was a costly bed bug de-fumigation—probably the most expensive and least enjoyable present they have ever given me).
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And so long as we can manage to avoid the guy obsessed with evolution and questioning everything, the guy fixated on the how and the why—the guy echoing the voice of our curious and survival-obsessed inner cavemen—we might be content with our delusion that we really know how it all works.
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Former director of National Intelligence James Clapper told CNN that President Trump will receive intelligence on countries that he doesn't like, but doesn't accept the information when it comes to Russia: Clapper went on to criticize the way Trump spoke about the intelligence community, suggesting that the President should be content with the team he appointed since inauguration.
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She reached Sochi four years later in peak condition but had to be content with a bronze in the downhill, won jointly by Tina Maze of Slovenia and Gut's compatriot Dominique Gisin, and was fourth in the Super G. Gold medals have also eluded her at the world championships where she has won three silvers and two bronze.
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As North goes on to state, in response to Bloom's theory of poetry, which he fleshed out in The Anxiety of Influence (1973): The point is that criticism has shaky ground to operate on but better shaky than papier-mâché, better to fumble around and dig out possibilities and be aware they're that, than to be content with systems.
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Meanwhile, the Diamondbacks have to be content with Robbie Ray, Archie Bradley, and Rubby De La Rosa, who have formed a tolerable back-end trio during their various stints in the rotation―the problem being, of course, that you shouldn't want your passable back-end options to be a relative bright spot for resembling passable back-end options.
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According to him, the world is, very roughly, divided into two types of people: satisficers, who can be content with a good-enough thing — they're perfectly fine pants, let's move on with our brief lives — and maximizers, who can't call off the search until they're certain they're getting not just a good thing but the best.
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"They have all the right people of color backing them up, but the artists involved with PSSST fail to see beyond their utilitarian use of identity politics and realize that LA and its working-class residents no longer will be content with mere representation in a gallery or museum when it results in their literal displacement," they told Hyperallergic via email.
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I could continue this ventriloquization, but instead I'll just point to its most substantial flaw: It assumes that Trumpian weakness will never breed Trumpian desperation, and that this president will be content with his impotence even in the face of a Mueller indictment of someone in his inner circle or a Democratic House's investigation that threatens disgrace and ruin for his family.
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Rep.-elect Ayanna PressleyAyanna PressleyScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' Pro-Trump Republican immigrant to challenge Dem lawmaker who flipped Michigan seat Joseph Kennedy mulling primary challenge to Markey in Massachusetts MORE (D-Mass.) on Tuesday said Democrats' midterm victories in House races "altered the course of history," but she also challenged Democrats not to simply be content with those victories.
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