"[M]any voters may not need to be convinced that female a candidate is more capable — they must be convinced that Americans are capable of electing them," the report says.
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Still, ultimately, it's Trump himself who needs to be convinced.
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Anyone who is not must be convinced to act quickly.
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Both companies had to be convinced for it to work.
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And maybe she'll say -- I could be convinced of anything.
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Watch the full video, below, and prepare to be convinced.
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On that last point, I didn't need to be convinced.
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Democrats aren't the only ones who need to be convinced.
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"I really needed to be convinced," Mr. Yglesias said recently.
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They just needed to be convinced that their vote mattered.
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Also, I'd need to be convinced that this was real.
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They have to be convinced that he didn't do it.
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And I'm full well – you know, I can be convinced.
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And maybe she'll say — I could be convinced of anything.
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It's people who need to be convinced they need the Internet.
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Most notably the Article 29 WP will have to be convinced.
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Can macOS users really be convinced to switch to Windows 10?
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Plenty of sceptics will fail to be convinced by this reasoning.
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Though I could be convinced otherwise—I do really love Yara.
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At the very least, voters can be convinced in either direction.
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But outside in the fields, many farmers remain to be convinced.
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But that doesn't mean they can be convinced to stay home.
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I think those people are going to need to be convinced.
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But it is not so easy for me to be convinced.
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I could be convinced by almost any number within that range.
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"It took me a long time to be convinced," she said.
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There was much to argue about, little to be convinced about.
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And at that point, the public had failed to be convinced.
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But suddenly, I could hardly be convinced to watch anything else.
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Self-Driving Cars Feel Like Death Traps–Can We Be Convinced Otherwise?
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And if you cannot be convinced to stop fighting, so be it.
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I have yet to be convinced that the benefits outweigh the risks.
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Vikramaditya Motwane and Anurag Kashyap were among the first to be convinced.
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This means that consumers need to be convinced to invest in them.
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So I would have to see data to be convinced of that.
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Key investor communities seem to be convinced of the promise of medtech.
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The Arab source, however, said Cairo could not be convinced to return.
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Bats can be adorable, y'know, but some people remain to be convinced.
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Q: Can people be convinced by logical arguments to overcome those fears?
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We know that it's not just regulators that need to be convinced.
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Republicans wanted to be convinced that they could stomach voting for Trump.
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Hearn, however, said his team needs to be convinced the money exists.
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"The disability community has to be convinced it's real," Ms. Hanley said.
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"I'm quick to be convinced by her," said Marla Castro, her mother.
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I think there are also some people who can be convinced, though.
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" "People do need to be convinced because the concern is the cost.
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They needn't be convinced that he's all four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
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Nadler also worried, to the Times, whether Trump's supporters could be convinced.
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The researcher noted that consumers need to be convinced they need a smartwatch.
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First, the big stakeholders—governments, families and unions—will need to be convinced.
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These deals were far from simple: Homeowners had to be convinced to sell.
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Banks had to be convinced to let the properties go at a discount.
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They must be convinced probable cause, OK, but in a court of law.
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Only by publishing the tape will people be convinced that this actually happened.
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Shareholders will need to be convinced that woke capitalism can do the same.
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However, others are still to be convinced of the merits of a deal.
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There are many who will never be convinced that trans women are women.
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They (athletes) must be convinced that they can be and will be protected.
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Those leading the talks hope the Labour Party can be convinced to participate.
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I still have to be convinced of anybody being worthy of my vote.
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Carmakers seem to be convinced that electric cars will eventually dominate the roads.
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He may, of course, be convinced that the Senate can pass this bill.
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Renters who really just want to pay less rent might not be convinced.
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"Some guys are going to be convinced, some guys are not," he said.
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Few in Hong Kong will be convinced that this was Mrs Lam's decision.
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"It was difficult to be convinced and impossible to be sure," he said.
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We could certainly be convinced to try David Tanis's recipe for homemade egg noodles.
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But Bullard said that if higher inflation carries on he would eventually be convinced.
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The colors are so realistic that you might just be convinced to join #teamblush.
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Would-be separatists, notably the Kurds, might be convinced to remain within existing frontiers.
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Investors still need to be convinced that the OPEC production cut deal is real.
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They must be convinced that you have a real shot at winning the election.
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When unscaling hits industry, politicians can be convinced to evolve laws to allow progress.
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Each needs to be convinced, immediately, or this whole Westeros thing goes to hell.
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Speaking of Oscar winners, Nicole Kidman had to be convinced to do The Hours.
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It is unclear whether Schiller will be convinced to stay longer in his position.
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Smaller EU states, usually reluctant to accept tax reforms, will need to be convinced.
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White voters are diverse, too, and Democrats should pursue those willing to be convinced.
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It is possible for voters to be convinced by more abstract tax policy arguments.
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And the experts we spoke with didn't seem to be convinced of the claims.
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No one wonders if Bill Gates' children could be convinced to run for office.
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They need to be convinced that not crossing him is as fatal a course.
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But it doesn't matter, as the only people who matter can't be convinced otherwise.
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However, Republican senators not appear to be convinced of the evidence presented so far.
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Many in the party's ultranationalist rank and file also have yet to be convinced.
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If that isn't incentive enough to take action now, perhaps your wallet can be convinced.
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But to gain greater currency, local regulators and governments must also be convinced it works.
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Click on to be convinced that maybe there are other carryall fish in the sea.
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Hill, meanwhile, had to be convinced to take the stand, only growing into her role.
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Then the Administration needs to be convinced that there is a strong legal case, i.e.
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Doctors need to be convinced that the risks of opening up the skull are justified.
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Sessions, even if he could be convinced to run, would have three weeks (or less).
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However, there are still other countries that need to be convinced, in particular the Netherlands.
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You should be convinced that the work will be tailored to your face and aesthetic.
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Nonetheless, investors will need to be convinced that the plunges are self-induced and temporary.
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But Democratic voters couldn't be convinced so easily, no matter how many ads they saw.
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"The American people have to be educated and they have to be convinced," he said.
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Believe me, by the time you get rich, you'll be convinced that you've earned it.
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Citizens are yet to be convinced that liberalized trade is what's best for their future.
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They now have to be convinced that this upgraded event package will justify the funding.
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But Mr. Rowley did not appear to be convinced by much of what he heard.
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The idea that one should lie about these data, or pretend to be convinced by bad arguments that are politically correct, or worse that it's okay to malign people, or even destroy their reputations, if they won't pretend to be convinced by bad arguments.
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But he thinks they could be convinced to become angel investors if they see the potential.
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Long-term investors should not be convinced that it is time to buy on the dip.
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" Quartz declares, "conservatives can be convinced to fight climate change with a specific kind of language.
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"The only way people are going to be convinced is with a randomized trial," Seres said.
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However existing investors could apparently not be convinced to keep funding the business at that point.
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Had he persisted, I'd be convinced that he was the second coming of the Christ child.
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And along the way, you may be convinced to change your mind from time to time.
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Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska couldn't be convinced by McConnell's new tactic.
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Also, maybe he could be convinced to become a Buddhist monk, which seems about equally likely.
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The question is whether Remain voters who have deserted the party can be convinced to return.
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After 20 or 30 years, investors might be convinced mega-cap stocks have a permanent advantage.
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But the party doesn't appear to be convinced that it's a politically winning issue so far.
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Maduro must be convinced that he will face severe consequences if his regime slaughters innocent Venezuelans.
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They will need to be convinced that Kavanaugh is not intent on overturning Roe v. Wade.
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"If I'm living in these rural towns, I'd be convinced I should go, too," he said.
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No one needs to be convinced by Pence of how bad the North Korean regime is.
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Both Congress and the public need to be convinced that climate legislation is possible, even pleasant.
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In Florida, DeSantis didn't have to be convinced, he simply put the pedal to the metal.
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"It's in the public interest to build AI well, but everyone has to be convinced," says Dafoe.
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But beware: If you didn't want to get a tattoo before, you'll definitely be convinced this time.
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They wanted to be convinced that the proof contains powerful new ideas that would reward further exploration.
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And I can't be convinced that The Dark Knight is anything but the best film ever made.
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Even he accepts, however, that most Japanese are "emotionally" against casinos and will need to be convinced.
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Talking with Eric… I will not use the word "convince," because he didn't need to be convinced.
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Google and other companies seem to be convinced that this is a feature that consumers will want.
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By this point, the audience should be convinced the murder-y vibes of this set are real.
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These are people who have caucused before, take their responsibilities seriously, and will need to be convinced.
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Others, drunk on the hype, will be convinced the Hyperloop will solve all the world's transportation woes.
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Order their house espresso and you'll be convinced that you can grow chest hair from its strength.
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I can be convinced that something so extreme needed something like a Comey letter at the end.
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The question now is whether enough Republican Senators can be convinced they need to hear from Bolton.
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It's not like they need to be convinced to, like, let their hair down and enjoy themselves.
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It's certainly possible in theory that electability-minded moderate Democrats could be convinced to go for Klobuchar.
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Morales, the head of Puno's agricultural authorities, said he does not need scientific studies to be convinced.
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Judges probably won't be convinced that the new rules need to be stayed for any period of time.
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If enough Republicans can be convinced to support net neutrality, net neutrality activists just might have a shot.
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Although whether people could be convinced they need two wearables seems a bit of a stretch to me.
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I try even harder to present a good image to people, but some people can never be convinced.
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While there may be optimism over the U.S.-China talks Ammerman said some have yet to be convinced.
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But that leaves an awful lot of the world to be convinced of the merits of such schemes.
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In the middle of a downpour, I could be convinced to get into the car with a stranger.
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The DUP, the Northern Ireland unionist party that props up May's government, also doesn't appear to be convinced.
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She declined to disclose financial details but said that the powers that be didn't need to be convinced.
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Trump still needs to be convinced of that, said the U.S. officials with knowledge of the NSC meeting.
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"At Goldsmiths I was looking to convince myself—actually be convinced by something I'd made," Lucas has said.
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Particularly without video of the shooting, it's just not clear if a jury will be convinced to convict.
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To convict a defendant of any crime, the jury must be convinced of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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First a Canadian judge must be convinced of the case, and then the country's justice minister must approve.
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And they would have to be convinced that Judge Kavanaugh lied under oath when he denied these allegations.
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ESPN is also reporting other Texans players wanted to boycott practice and needed to be convinced to stay.
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"I could be convinced on 3 percent, but you can't get there in this environment," Mr. Behravesh said.
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How could they be convinced, en masse, to pay a bit more because something is tagged as sustainable?
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If you have your heart set on a traditional venue, the hope is that they can be convinced.
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By the show's end, you might be convinced that the rest of us could use intimacy coördinators, too.
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In lawyer terms, I would now say that a prima facie case of obstruction of justice has been proved (that is, that a reasonable jury or judge could be convinced — not, necessarily, that they would be convinced — that all of the elements of the crime have been shown to exist).
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"I wanted to be convinced that there was going to be value in it," he says of the promotion.
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The Model 2050 and Tesla represent an important idea, nonetheless: people can and will be convinced to buy EVs.
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Those international regulators will have to be convinced that both Boeing and the FAA got it right this time.
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I do want to hear what she says, and maybe she will say -- I can be convinced of anything.
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The market could be convinced of having more success if the 50 or so Brexit ultras back the deal.
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Sunshiners also seem to be convinced that only they can coax the North onto the path of common sense.
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However, the general public seems to be convinced that McGregor will face all-time boxing great Floyd Mayweather instead.
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Even world class strikers can be convinced to snatch for openings and become vulnerable when they fall just short.
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That means that it would be fairly easy for others to adopt Qeexo's technology — if they can be convinced.
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But I'm not so sure that Peach would be convinced of it unless she was also obsessed with Beck.
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Based on this communication alone, I cannot be convinced that we will ever be able to level with robots.
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Who knew all you needed to be convinced to sleep with the lights on was a pair of headphones?
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I could well be convinced that you could spend $103 billion over five years in a way that's efficient.
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That doesn't leave you a lot of time to spare, but once you see that colour, you'll be convinced.
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The U.N.'s McGoldrick said the Saudi-led coalition still had to be "convinced the problem is that big".
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" Hewitt noted that many of Trump's detractors are not likely to be convinced that Trump is "a good man.
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Republicans hope that the former governor, Tim Pawlenty, may be convinced to run for the open seat next year.
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Now, suppose you want to generate a sequence, and you want to be convinced that it truly is random.
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But I let myself be convinced to do them and it turned out to be a really good idea.
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Even before receiving airlines' replies to his letter, he said he was unlikely to be convinced by the responses.
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If the reception for the album is positive, do you think the collective could be convinced to do more?
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But it could nonetheless be a political success if the public can be convinced to blame the wrong people.
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Those who work on C-SPAN told me that people are not usually calling C-SPAN to be convinced.
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He has pointedly left himself some wiggle room to be convinced that the nominee understands where he's coming from.
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But a handful of Republican senators would have to be convinced of the need to hear from him directly.
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These need-to-be-convinced followers must believe that Trump is knowledgeable, has good judgment and makes good decisions.
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McConnell hoped that the two moderate holdouts would be convinced to vote yes if the grants were more generous.
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In a series of Twitter posts on Saturday, the president seemed to be convinced that those claims were true.
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Or maybe he's thinks he's so obviously the right choice for the nomination that others can be convinced, too.
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Additionally, an importer must be convinced that a product—if it makes it through the paperwork and testing—will sell.
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Ballpoint pens need to be convinced to write, need to be pushed into the paper rather than merely touch it.
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Why did Christopher Wray have to be brought to the White House to be convinced that McCabe needs to go?
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By now, you must be convinced that the world will be eaten by intelligent software — literally in the scariest scenarios.
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Depending on what Mueller finds, it's certainly possible that support for impeachment will grow (maybe even Dershowitz will be convinced).
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Trump could have nominated Merrick Garland, and they would be convinced it&aposs Judge Jeanine in a Merrick Garland mask.
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But airport managers there have yet to be convinced that demand for the service merits the space, the source said.
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Picking on the models suggests that Adams isn't looking to be convinced, he's just trying to bait the scientific establishment.
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Some might be convinced of the falsehood that if someone has more wealth it follows that others necessarily have less.
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Cardozo also noted that Congress could be convinced to change the All Writs Act to clear up that gray area.
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There is no vaccine or treatment, so villagers must be convinced to filter their water and treat ponds with chemicals.
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She dismisses the tired idea that men are always in the mood and it's women who have to be convinced.
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The point is that the public must be convinced that the findings, whatever they are, are free of partisan taint.
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I didn't know who was going to be happy, who was going to be convinced, and who would push back.
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Basically, when you have a narrative like that, you always have a group that will be convinced by that narrative.
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Priebus, for one, appears to be convinced that Trump will eventually change his stripes to appeal to a broader electorate.
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Few people are likely to be convinced that Trump is a divine instrument who weren't already prone to thinking so.
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But if Nigerians can be convinced to pay their bills, it ought to get some cash flowing through the system.
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Trump called the settlement a "disgrace" and continued to be convinced of the group's guilt well into the presidential campaign.
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Seriously: Just look at what these actors wore to their first-ever Oscars red carpets, and you'll be convinced, too.
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Some people just can't be convinced to stray too far from their go-to drink orders, no matter the season.
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Americans are going to have to be convinced to be union members; unions can no longer count on simple maintenance.
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"You can't seek people out and try to convince them if they don't want to be convinced," Mr. Kasper said.
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But customers, both existing and prospective, will need to be convinced that the new, bigger bank is good for them.
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All kinds of companies pick through our online behavior for clues about how we might be convinced to spend money.
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"I remain to be convinced that your company has integrity," he was told bluntly at one point during the hearing.
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But John J. Shea, a paleoanthropologist at Stony Brook University, is yet to be convinced that anyone crafted the stones.
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Then they had an idea: Maybe their Brooklyn neighbors from across the hall could be convinced to come with them.
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Unfortunately, Cruise (or his agent) seems to be convinced that to be an action star, you need to be young.
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" Brown's brother Richard said, "Pat optimistically holds to the belief that people are rational and can be convinced by evidence.
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If the military can be convinced to not stand between the Venezuelan population and the humanitarian aid, he may fall.
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To hold otherwise, the Lieff team said, the 9th Circuit would have to be convinced the judge abused his discretion.
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"There are people who will not be convinced by the arguments we put forward and we accept that," he said.
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Unlike other members of Simpson's defense team, Bailey claimed to be convinced of his client's innocence years after the trial.
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Optimism is increasing on North Korea, as more voters now think it could be convinced to give up its nuclear weapons.
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There are still plenty of voters who embrace traditional Republican positions, but there are many others who remain to be convinced.
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"If one person on our side thinks there is something really interesting about a founder, Saul doesn't have to be convinced".
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So in the Senate, a second Republican (at least) will need to be convinced to join in on this Democratic plan.
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Trump added that he "can always be convinced" by Ford's testimony, which is set for Thursday before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Being able to be convinced by your employees builds trust and frees up your mind to tackle high-level strategic issues.
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The U.S. has yet to be convinced that the Kim regime is willing and ready to make concrete steps towards denuclearization.
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Some are hoping to educate him, praying that he will recalibrate and that he can be convinced to change his ways.
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And of course, there might even be some interest from the media, if they could be convinced to ever cover Uber.
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But the head of the world's largest aircraft leasing company is yet to be convinced that markets can support such levels.
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Reproductive rights advocates were expecting him to fall back on talk of precedent — and they warned Americans not to be convinced.
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Shareholders don't seem to be convinced: the two companies' stock prices slid today over concerns about whether the government will intervene.
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I could be convinced, by after the fall, that we should have a fourth but I haven't made that judgement yet.
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I'm willing to be convinced, but so far no one has made a good argument that he is a bad guy.
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Like, I don't need to see Dumbledore and Grindelwald renovating each other's basements for me to be convinced they are lovers.
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We prefer neutral spots, but we could be convinced if you have a cool meeting space at your accelerator or office.
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Now that Clinton has become Public Enemy No. 1 to the coal industry, I think Manchin could be convinced to run.
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Perhaps not wholly surprisingly, the proportion of Saudis reporting themselves to be "convinced atheists" was about the same as for Americans.
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No single data point was convincing, but after five or six passed through your timeline, it was easy to be convinced.
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"We can't wait for the last man on Earth to be convinced by the scientific evidence for climate change," she said.
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In order to sell, the foundation would have to be convinced that the sale will result in more trees being planted.
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The consequences are that the public may be convinced that passing such legislation will actually impact the climate, and it won't.
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While the U.S. may be technically at full employment, according to the definition, I won't be convinced until paychecks start increasing.
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Pelosi did say that she could be convinced to impeach Trump if there is a "compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan" case.
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Talk about motivated reasoning: They wanted to be convinced that they could stomach voting for Trump; they are Republicans, after all.
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They might be convinced that solving problems for all, at the root, will mean higher taxes, smaller profits and fewer homes.
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Replicating what smartphones could do was relatively simple, and although many consumers remain to be convinced, the value proposition was clear.
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An economist might first want to be convinced that the disparity does not simply reflect differences in girls' and boys' preferences.
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But apparently investors have yet to be convinced that G.M., the nation's largest automaker, has put its troubled past behind it.
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If residents vote for Puerto Rican statehood, will Washington be convinced that it is ready to become the 51st American state?
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But intelligence officials have lasted this long under the President and may be convinced to weather the storm a while longer.
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The marketing underscored how essential Trump's approval is to any deal -- and how much lawmakers believe he can still be convinced.
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But believing he could still be convinced, Graham, Cruz and Sasse piled into a car to appeal to him in person.
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Price hopes that Gardner can be convinced to support background checks and a strong red flag law at the national level.
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They need to be convinced that the people in the company know what they are doing and have the capacity to deliver.
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You might not think it sounds all that useful to begin with, but give it a try and you could be convinced.
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By the time you finish reading this article, you'll be convinced that Bran Stark (Isaac Hempstead Wright) is actually the Night King.
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If Wendy Williams can't be convinced that Bryan and Rachel's love is real, what does that mean for the rest of us?
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Once you believe that, it's not hard to be convinced that politics is only comprehensible, like nuclear science, to a select few.
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This is a guy who needed to be convinced to take an amazing job with benefits and a parking spot because bills.
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It depends on whether streaming-saturated audiences can be convinced to sign up for 10 little services instead of one big one.
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They're being broken down by the slow shift in humanity's theology, and they must be convinced to fight for their own survival.
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A career diplomat, Taylor had to be convinced to take the Ukraine job in the first place, sources familiar with conversations explained.
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Industry analysts are yet to be convinced that the market for electric cars can grow as quickly as VW and rivals hope.
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Many Greeks, worn down by austerity policies including pension cuts and tax increases dictated by the creditors, have yet to be convinced.
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Susan Collins (R-ME) and Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), it's possible, but unlikely, that they could be convinced to block Kavanaugh's nomination.
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Cestnick and another activist, Billy Taylor, who organized one of Sunday's protests, said they could not be convinced to vote for Clinton.
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Importantly, the same technology could also result in safer AI. Self-Driving Cars Feel Like Death Traps–Can We Be Convinced Otherwise?
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And I'd have to be convinced by a scientist not on Subway's payroll that its veggies are actually grown in the earth.
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But in my experience many won't be convinced because they consider themselves "good" people, while they think others may be "bad" ones.
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"There will likely not be a single mind in that audience that has to be convinced to support the President," Shear said.
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It's kind of sad, but I'll never quite be convinced that anybody that really is outside of my tribe thinks I'm beautiful.
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Bonus point if Busy Philipps can be convinced to return as a mom to one of the new freaks and/or geeks.
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He was removed from the National Security council, and Politico reported that Bannon had to be convinced not to quit the administration.
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This allows the Arabs to believe that you don't have to worry about Trump's statements and words; he can be convinced otherwise.
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Even if Carson cannot be convinced of this, the debate over how to address this legacy of discrimination does not end there.
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Also, in case you are a robot and needed to be convinced to try this new decadent dish, here's some added incentive.
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ECB President Mario Draghi is yet to be convinced that a recent rebound of inflation is durable because wage growth remains sluggish.
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The iris scanner works as advertised, but I'm yet to be convinced that it's easier to use than the familiar fingerprint scanner.
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But, to be convinced through writing, I need to describe what the experience was like, and this takes more paragraphs to do.
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With a potential windfall like that on the horizon, even the oldest of dogs might be convinced of a three-headed trick.
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Moreover, I have yet to be convinced that a significant number of Republicans in the House might coalesce around such a plan.
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History shows how easily people can be convinced to turn on those who look different, or worship God in a different way.
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Players from those teams might be the most expensive of all, because their owners have to be convinced of their own need.
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"Until he does," Mr. Buttigieg said, "I don't think anybody's going to be convinced that he's moderated or become any less extreme."
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And there's no reason to believe that if Trump loses, his followers will suddenly be convinced that he was wrong all along.
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Economists have yet to be convinced by one major idea in President Trump's budget: the assumption that tax cuts will unleash growth.
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As such, Thornberry said he could be convinced to lower his bill's top line if he received assurances on future defense budgets.
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With a potential windfall like that on the horizon, even the oldest of dogs might be convinced of a three-headed trick.
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They must be convinced the devil they don't know – with respect to how he will govern – won't turn the place into Hell.
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Fifth-generation Iowan Matt Russell is adamant that farmers don't need to be convinced about climate change — a narrative he finds patronizing.
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During the Cold War, it was the liberals who couldn't be convinced that the Red Scare was something to be scared about.
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"If allies can be convinced that it is only a symbolic step, a deal should be possible," said a second NATO diplomat.
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"Right now, the technical community in Russia does not seem to be convinced that HEU minimization is worth the trouble," Podvig said.
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And while that leaves partisans on both sides fuming, the much-less partisan American people can be convinced to get behind the idea.
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Libertarians, for their part, had to be convinced to make common cause with social conservatives pushing for greater government oversight of personal behavior.
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Jimmy Feng, chief of staff to the CEO of HTC, told reporters Friday that people often need to experience VR to be convinced.
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If we are supposed to be convinced that Kanye West eats McDonald's with any type of regularity, he should be aware of this.
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" I really needed to be convinced, as an over-protective food allergy mom, that this was going to be safe," she tells Refinery29.
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I could be convinced that's because the only way to make a great smartwatch is to be vertically integrated from silicon to software.
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It all sounds a little bit futuristic, but I remain to be convinced about a surgeon wearing a hololens while doing a surgery.
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Even when faced with not finding her colleagues, files, or ever appearing in court, this patient continued to be convinced of her reality.
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But for traders to be convinced that institutional sellers were really dumping stock you would need a series of distribution days close together.
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But first, the public has to be convinced that mental illness exists and that it is acceptable to seek help, Ms. McCray said.
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She had to be convinced to run this time around because there were plenty of top advisers telling her not to do it.
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A number of constituencies need to be convinced of the necessity of returning to the moon, including Congress, the public, and the media.
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While you may raise your eyebrows at such a seemingly gaudy pair of bottoms, you'll be convinced otherwise once you don them yourself.
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Trump will be "convinced" by China, Russia and India — all actively trading with Tehran as an ally — to scale back his Iranian hostilities.
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"We just want to make sure to the American people they can be convinced it was done for the right reasons," he said.
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But Mr. Son, 60, did not need to be convinced that Mapbox's technology — which powers Lyft drivers and companies like and — had value.
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The National Science Foundation, which runs the research station, had to be convinced to send an emergency plane to rescue the unnamed scientist.
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One only needs to take a brief listen to Call of the Void to be convinced of their potential for darkness and despair.
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Given the sick state of Italy's economy, which has barely grown since it joined the euro, they might easily be convinced to leave.
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His hope is that superdelegates will be convinced and switch sides, but there's been no sign of any defections from Clinton so far.
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I haven't seen a magic bullet in the Fitbit Premium pitch so far, but I'd be more than happy to be convinced otherwise.
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There will be those who will be convinced that his false claims must have some legitimacy, simply because he is a Nobel winner.
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Joni Ernst of Iowa labeled it a "political process" and dismissed it as unlikely that she would be convinced during a Senate trial.
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But he has yet to be convinced by Trump to come onboard, and the FBI critique of Clinton isn't speeding up that process.
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Trump's policy concerns have never really extended beyond his own term in office, and history shows that he's unlikely to be convinced otherwise.
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Democrats will also need to be convinced that the purpose is not just to tie the hands of future presidents from their party.
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"Their behavior completely changed: They brought fruit juice, watermelon and tea for us, and they seemed to be convinced about peace," he said.
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The problem is the people most likely to be convinced by false information are unlikely to be the same people buying and reading newspapers.
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Take a journey with me, and by the end of this article I think you will be convinced that the promised land is possible.
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If there are costs — and there inevitably are costs — those who will bear them need to be convinced by clear creation of new value.
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But Facebook could reach people not even thinking about a job, yet could be convinced to apply for the chance at a higher salary.
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Assuming the rest of the European project can be convinced that the Privacy Shield does not contain the same fatal flaws as Safe Harbor.
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Speaking of Kidman, her fellow Aussie Naomi Watts had to be convinced by agent Rick Nicita to take the starring role in The Ring.
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Others have cut subsidies, although oil prices have been so low that consumers are yet to be convinced that governments will allow costly fuel.
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Although we are yet to be convinced by Mr Rubio (see article), he stands a better chance of beating Mr Trump than anyone else.
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North Korea must be convinced that it cannot degrade allied posture by acting out and that it cannot cover conventional aggression with nuclear blackmail.
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By the end of this article, you'll be convinced that all of the action in Game of Thrones is leading up to something sublime.
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The appointment of John Bolton, as Trump's new national security advisor, raised speculation that the president could be convinced to withdraw from that agreement.
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Even if Kim could be convinced to give up everything, that point is a long way off, certainly well beyond Trump's time in office.
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Yet Sophia Besch at the Centre for European Reform says German sceptics are more likely to be convinced by arguments couched in European terms.
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You may be convinced that he's making a mistake in trying to keep his medical situation a secret, but it's his mistake to make.
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If the regime in Damascus blocks further convoys, Jordan must be convinced to allow access for humanitarians or to provide refuge for the displaced.
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Their experimental research found that voters are more likely to be convinced by politicians that offer solutions rather than politicians who mainly hype threats.
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The public also needs to be convinced that it wants to use the vehicles, and road users must learn how to interact with them.
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Helping people confront the consequences of their actionsTo avoid overwhelming the nation's healthcare system, experts say, Americans need to be convinced to stay home.
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Before Mr. Putin decides to work with NATO, he will have to be convinced that he can't do better by trying to divide it.
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Frankly, one would have to be terribly naïve or too committed to preserving the status quo in order to be convinced by those denials.
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Trudeau said the conclusion was preliminary and he called again for a full aviation investigation "to be convinced beyond all doubt" (The Associated Press).
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Voters seem to like the idea of providing sanctuary to refugees, especially if they can be convinced that the refugees aren't gaming the system.
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New backers will need to be convinced the trio won't squeeze the company too hard as they try to keep their own costs down.
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At the time, however, Schmidt had to be convinced it was worth the time and effort, and it was Page's job to do so.
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No matter who declares victory, tens of millions of Americans will be convinced — truly convinced — that the outcome isn't legitimate because untoward forces intervened.
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But because our brains understand that to be cataclysmic, we assume there's another agenda behind his rhetoric, or that he will be convinced otherwise.
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Combined with Aldo's tendency to reach, Aldo wasn't half as successful when could be convinced to come forwards and be proactive rather than reactive.
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More buyers can be convinced that a Range Rover with some batteries in it may be all they need for stop-and-go Manhattan traffic.
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Trump threatened to veto a spending bill and shut down the government over the summer because of the border wall, only to be convinced otherwise.
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Still, having spent the last few years getting to know Trump, I think there are a few ways he could be convinced to do it.
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China will have to be convinced by the United States that it will, the U.S., allow as part of negotiations, the Kim dynasty to survive.
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They launched the first Meatball Shop with around $400,000 from friends, family and anyone who could be convinced that the duo's business plan would work.
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I hope that I'm the kind of person—I try to be the kind of person—who can be convinced by evidence that I'm wrong.
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For example, mass incarceration continues to destroy Latinx communities, yet even many Latinx leaders still have to be convinced to take on this crucial issue.
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To really take off, the buying public will need to be convinced that flying cars are safe, affordable and more than just a billionaire's toy.
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The big question around all of this, of course, will be if Facebook's massive user base can be convinced this is the future they want.
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The key question is whether enough smartphone users can be convinced of the value of switching their keyboard to buy into Fleksy + ThingThing's big vision.
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The Independence Day trailer may run as an advertisement before another YouTube video, and viewers must be convinced to not click the "skip ad" button.
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You may just be convinced to leave your heavy shoulder bag at home and travel a bit lighter this summer — I know I will be.
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"I don't think the market is going to be convinced until there is ink on paper," said Ilya Spivak, a senior currency strategist at DailyFx.
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It is easy to see how his followers might be convinced she is the no-change, establishment candidate and become permanently turned off to Clinton.
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A media that once could be convinced to hold a story for reasons of national security now strives to get the story behind the story.
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Younger investors were also the most likely to be convinced to increase their savings amounts (97%), compared to just 82% of those aged 303-70.
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And even when fake video isn't perfect, it can convince people who want to be convinced, especially when it reinforces offensive gender or racial stereotypes.
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THOMAS AND BEAL IN THE MIDI By Christopher Tilghman How much do you need to know about a love story to be convinced by it?
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But Mr. Son, 60, did not need to be convinced that Mapbox's technology — which powers Lyft drivers and companies like Snap and Mastercard — had value.
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If this were a criminal case, where the jury had to be convinced beyond a reasonable doubt, Dr. Meyerson said he would have to acquit.
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Still, Mortensen, whose mother was American and whose father was Danish, admits that though he loved the script, he had to be convinced by Farrelly.
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There's no guarantee the person will be convinced by your correction, but at least the message is going to land where they can see it.
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In case you need to be convinced how big a political issue this could become, remember that violent crime stories are visceral in many ways.
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Millennials have demonstrated the willingness to engage publicly to address community issues and may yet be convinced military service can address foreign and domestic issues.
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And the most die-hard Trump fans will likely be convinced by his argument, though we don't yet know just how large that group is.
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There's value in companies such as Candid and SmileDirectClub having a bricks-and-mortar presence, to reach shoppers who might not be convinced to buy otherwise.
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The negative is that restarting idled mines takes far longer and owners have to be convinced that the higher prices are sustainable before committing fresh capital.
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Also, the RBI has indicated it wants evidence of deeper agricultural reforms to be convinced of a permanent shift in food inflation, according to policy minutes.
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"I have yet to be convinced … by the director of the FBI that we will have the fulsome kind of cooperation that we will need," Rep.
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"I think Samsung can do good machine learning but I remain to be convinced about their AI approach," says Carolina Milanesi, an analyst with Creative Strategies.
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Investors and lenders putting up that money would have to be convinced that WeWork's financial problems had been addressed and that the company had a future.
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The regulator, however, has yet to be convinced about 'imminent insolvency' - a precondition for spinning off a scheme - when Tata's UK unit is turning a profit.
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While Pompeo has sought to tamp down that speculation, the Iranians may not be convinced, said John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital.
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Critic Susan Sontag famously argued that "without photographs, there is no war" — meaning that we need to see distant events to be convinced of their reality.
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Larkin said he would not be convinced that Detroit was in the playoffs until he saw the "X" next to the team's name in the standings.
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Paddick said that although he supports many of the provisions in the bill, he has yet to be convinced of the necessity and proportionality of ICRs.
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A part of me wanted to be convinced that the guilt I felt for not rescuing my friend from the edge was important enough to expose.
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But the government documents suggest prosecutors might not be convinced that just a few employees were involved or that there weren't weaknesses in Goldman's compliance program.
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"You're going to tell the senators, the officials with the lunches, that 'don't worry, the jury has to be convinced beyond a reasonable doubt,'" he said.
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Anyone who walks out & says they aren't convinced action against #Soleimani was justified is either never going to be convinced or just oppose everything Trump does.
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The budget shows the prioritiesListening to President Donald Trump and Secretary Mike Pompeo, one could be convinced that our foreign service officers were never better protected.
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Unless they can be convinced that their state will protect and not persecute them, an Islamic State 2.0 will find plenty of new recruits and supporters.
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Jackson has been trying to convince members of his ability to run the massive agency, but it remains to be seen if they will be convinced.
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Victor must be convinced, since he has no personal investment in Sofiane, a boy who is not exactly his friend, or Reda, whom he seemingly knew.
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"Norway has a small and relatively affluent population that can be convinced into making the transition, in spite of the costs for the consumers," he said.
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Additionally, one in four men believed women "usually have to be convinced" in order for sex to happen (only about a tenth of the women agreed).
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Yet people are more likely to be convinced Einstein wasn't a great physicist than to change their minds on topics like immigration or the death penalty.
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Lots of people became convinced that words have a kind of magic power, that anyone can be convinced of anything given the right turn of phrase.
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I had to be convinced that it was OK. There was a lot of work, just at a logistical level to see how it could happen.
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Alongside husband Ben Falcone and writer/actor Jim Rash, McCarthy played a stubborn senator who could simply not be convinced that coral reefs were in danger. 8.
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Regulators such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) also need to be convinced of the case for radically new ways of treating and monitoring patients.
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If people stop thinking of these cars as cold automatons making heartless traffic decisions, they might be convinced to see them as friends or at least companions.
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To be sure, some carmakers, like General Motors Co, Hyundai Motor Co and Honda Motor Co, are yet to be convinced on hybrid technology potential in India.
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This same dynamic has meant that it has taken months for prediction market traders to be convinced that they should take Mr. Trump's impressive polling numbers seriously.
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It suggests that although they may agree with Trump's call to "make America great again," they may not be convinced to do so through the ballot box.
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Twenty-four percent of OKCupid users who answered the new questions said that golden showers were a turn-on or they could be convinced to take one.
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Anyone who doesn't notice the true URL in Google Translate's search bar could easily be convinced that the login screen asking for their credentials is perfectly legitimate.
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Basic research funding from philanthropy and government needs to be increased, and biomedical researchers need to be convinced to apply their expertise and knowledge to cellular agriculture.
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While it's appealing to believe that white supremacists can be convinced to not be racist, both Lewis and Carusone said that Twitter's platform makes that very unlikely.
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Voters need to be convinced that support of the sciences fuels the economic engine of the United States and secures our position in the world, he says.
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Though it works just as well on an opponent who can be convinced to duck, as Hunt showed beautifully as he jabbed Roy Nelson to the fence.
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The vast number of PC users out there need to be convinced an iPad — and the iPad Pro specifically — could do what a PC does and more.
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Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy is not an orthodox Republican Party-liner, but he's still more likely to be convinced by conservative legal challenges than liberal ones.
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Their generalizations are not persuasive, and Schumer and Pelosi have little or no credibility with the voters who need to be convinced of the border wall's futility.
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" Watson told Lees that she didn't use to be convinced by the notion of being happily single â€" but her own lived experience might have changed that.
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Those who finance themselves through the business like the Wa have few incentives to stop involvement, and they need to be convinced it is time to stop.
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The left will buy any argument that advances a more generous welfare state, but the right has to be convinced that doing so will materially improve society.
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A deal between Dell and VMware remains tricky, said the people, because VMware shareholders will need to be convinced a transaction is in the company's best interest.
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One senior EU official expressed hope that Mr Trump could be convinced at this week's G20 meeting that any unilateral US action on steel would be counterproductive.
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If you are worse at public small talk, you probably won't be convinced by all the research that proves you will benefit from interacting with complete strangers.
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Since they're the ones with the kind of capacity required to fight a global pandemic, they're the ones that have to be convinced it'll be worth it.
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It turns out that the movie Shazaam never existed, and yet many of the people New Statesmen writer Amelia Tait spoke to could not be convinced otherwise.
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If you have read enough about the pre-film era of boxing you might well be convinced that only one athlete in a generation moved his feet.
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For those joining the alliance, it was important to be convinced that Mr. Sadr's shift from Shiite firebrand to Iraqi patriot was sincere, and likely to last.
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If a critical mass of GOP senators can't be convinced of the President's wrongdoing, the Democrats can hope to reach voters nine months before the next election.
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To enjoin an executive order — as the Fourth and Ninth Circuits did — a court must be convinced that the policy has a "substantial likelihood" of being illegal.
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Experiment: Give up timeouts for a month I'm guessing you won't be convinced that time-ins are more effective than timeouts unless you give it a try.
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Those debtholders must be convinced that Sears is worth more than the value of its assets — namely its real estate and its brands — despite its constant losses.
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Double jabs and double one-twos seemed to work well against Schmeling as he could be convinced to lean back and get stuck in a purely defensive position.
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Should we decide in a paternalistic way, based on guidelines or laws, who can be granted assisted suicide and who should be convinced not to go for suicide?
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I could just as easily be convinced that Google's original bet could have led to good smartwatches in the same way that it led to good Android phones.
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The theory is that once people watch someone else slice a robot's head off with a lightsaber, they'll be convinced its worth paying to hold the sword themselves.
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For the market to have a serious problem, it's going to have to be convinced the protectionist Donald Trump is showing up more than the growth Donald Trump.
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We had to be convinced at the first minute and I think it worked – you must accept from the first minute that she is a representation of Jackie.
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Some of these toys might look like sculptures, but once you read how they're meant to be used, you'll be convinced that they're a different kind of art.
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He had to be convinced that TV ads were not just effective but necessary, and that using a pollster did not mean putting a finger to the wind.
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And while the idea of more time allowing wavering members to be convinced sounds like capital "D" democracy, usually the members wavering have mostly made up their minds.
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Parents could be convinced to use Snapchat because it is their kids' preferred messaging app, and more intuitive navigation could help, said one person familiar with Snap's plans.
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Coeure stressed rate setters had yet to be convinced that the rebound in inflation was durable and that it would be sustained even once monetary support is withdrawn.
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The controversy surrounding the city's baseball team, like Washington, DC's football team, pivots on one thing: People have yet to be convinced that these mascots are inherently racist.
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"Boris Johnson, former mayor of London and Leave campaigner, March 16th "[It is]perfectly possible to be critical and still be convinced we need to remain a member.
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But it's possible some opponents of Pelosi could be convinced to vote present on the floor, which would lower the total number of votes she'd need to win.
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He uploaded a racist diatribe, a sort of origin story in which he explained how he came to be convinced that black people and white people were enemies.
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"Women needed to be convinced that they were allowed to write those checks, that they were needed," said Naomi Aberly, a major Democratic donor and a Clinton bundler.
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Bhupathi, who used stinging language like "we don't speak and have no camaraderie" and said Paes "privately and publicly stabbed me in the back," could not be convinced.
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Whether your Mom, for example, will be convinced to join the flock because a couple of popular tweets are now automatically highlighted for her, remains to be seen.
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As the data shows, users mainly spend money on gaming apps, so they'll have to be convinced to spend money on other types of apps to begin with.
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These same Colombian citizens must now be convinced to match international contributions to peace and, just as importantly, hire and train a stigmatized and poorly educated labor force.
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"It was a new thing, and people had to see it to be convinced of it," said Annika von Hollen, a Melitta Group spokeswoman, in a telephone interview.
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I would be convinced that the scattered protesters disrupting some Republicans' meals were the advance guard of a violent liberal mob about to wrest control of the country.
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When Alzheimer's specialists see the details in December — better yet, when there is a peer-reviewed published paper — they may not be convinced the drug has meaningful benefits.
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Some of Mr. Trump's advisers are still optimistic that she can be convinced to become secretary of agriculture, one of the few cabinet positions yet to be filled.
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He added he would only be convinced the painting was unique if he could examine the canvas himself using an ultraviolet light that would show up any reworkings.
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If large institutions can be convinced of that risk, they could begin withdrawing their investments from fossil fuel-heavy assets, sparking a self-reinforcing cycle, bringing rapid change.
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Avant has not heard from Bloomberg's team, but her name has been mentioned within the former mayor's group as someone that could be convinced to help his effort.
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To be convinced that the skill-enhancing effects of booze were physiological and not just psychological, Koob knows exactly the kind of study he would need to see.
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The truth is no one really ever wanted it, and while it was everywhere no one could be convinced it was worth having as anything other than a novelty.
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Trump believed Ukraine was still rampantly corrupt and said that if President Volodymyr Zelensky wanted to meet with him, Giuliani would have to be convinced first, one source said.
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This hacking campaign shows once more than often, there's no need to use fancy hacking techniques when users can still relatively easily be convinced to give up their credentials.
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"I think part of it is their base: Their constituency has to be convinced the FCC is actually going to undo what was done by [Obama's FCC]," said Sen.
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If Mr Trump is not swayed by precedent, he might be convinced by a more practical concern: Ms Yellen's confirmation would be less fraught than that of other candidates.
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Like many Survivor fans, I disliked the fire-making twist (though I didn't hate it as much as some, and I could probably even be convinced into accepting it).
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From a positioning perspective, if prices are to continue rising, hedge fund managers will have to be convinced to start adding long positions rather than just closing short ones.
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And without a glass of the original in front of me for comparison, or perhaps even with one, I could easily be convinced that it was the same wine.
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Sift through the collections of Balenciaga, Isabel Marant, Balmain, and Loewe, and you'll be convinced by all the references — and maybe understand how the look went mainstream so quickly.
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The justices rarely break into the summer recess, and they would have to be convinced that the administration had a genuine need for the issue to be resolved quickly.
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Are the bears really going to be convinced as we approach the $45 area that they were going to be in a position to see global inventories going down?
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If the party wins the majority but by a narrower-than-expected margin, many more Democrats may be convinced that she harms their chances of winning at the polls.
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Some might argue something in the middle: lots of people who pirate games were never going to be your customer, but maybe they'll be convinced to buy it later.
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But despite widespread skepticism among analysts, the Trump administration is pressing ahead with claims that North Korea can be convinced to give up its nuclear ambitions with enough pressure.
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However, the future is not all dark, according to Grignolio, who says 10% of Italians who are somewhat hesitant about vaccinations that can be convinced to inoculate their children.
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The American people know a bad deal when they see one and many won't be convinced to sign up for 'Washington-knows-best' health coverage that they can't afford.
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If a large bloc of the public cannot be convinced of the threat or the need for a response, that bloc can prevent collective action all on its own.
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And there's a good chance for success if Europe engages Mr. Trump by his New York tycoon soul — he needs to be convinced that he's getting a good deal.
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When we get to the day a gorgeous man falls in love with a horrible-looking yet brainy female beast, then I will be convinced America is fully woke.
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If they are properly motivated and have their concerns mollified, the thinking goes, China's leaders can be convinced to help achieve U.S. policy objectives vis-à-vis North Korea.
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"Definitely a very big step forward, because it also helps change the mind-set of some people who need to be convinced," said Cahalan, one of Australia's leading sailors.
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"It causes some pause, but if we can be convinced that it levels out some other areas that we're concerned about, then it's not a deal-breaker," he said.
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And it is those voters, no doubt, who need to be convinced first in order for Mr. Bloomberg to politically benefit from his huge investment in anti-Trump advertising.
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Only with X-ray evidence could doctors be convinced that the injuries seen in very young children—most of those affected were younger than three—were caused by beatings.
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The working plan was that Clinton could eventually be convinced to support the sweeping Pacific Rim deal, despite her opposition during the campaign, like her husband had reconciled NAFTA.
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Look at the happy-go-lucky characters of PaRappa the Rapper dancing around and you could be convinced the disc it's delivered on is pressed out of pure joy.
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U.S. diplomats are talking to their German counterparts about the project, but it is unclear whether Germany's government, still forming after elections in September, can be convinced to stop it.
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Although she didn't need to be convinced about it and her son Moses is only elementary-age, when he learned about climate change in school, it sparked a family conversation.
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Trump believed Ukraine was still rampantly corrupt and said that if Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky wanted to meet with him, Giuliani would have to be convinced first, one source said.
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Maybe they can be convinced to think of egg-freezing as a logical, savvy choice along the lines of researching mutual funds or charting a path from renting to mortgage?
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And sources trying to recruit McCaul into the race believe he can be convinced to run if big donors in the state decide not to put their money behind Cruz.
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"I'm never going to be convinced by any candidate who is willing to talk about economics but not willing to talk about race in the very same sentence," she said.
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Although, that nod he gives Dolores towards the end of the episode seems to suggest he might be convinced to have a lapse of memory where his girlfriend is concerned.
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On Monday, Manning attorney Moira Meltzer-Cohen filed another motion: It declared that Manning would never be convinced to cooperate and that any further confinement would serve no legal purpose.
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"As such, policymakers at the ECB are unlikely to be convinced that recent signs of a pick-up in activity will translate into sustained upward pressure on inflation," he concluded.
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If everything about the Solarin had been that polished and up to date, I could be convinced that it wasn't a bad joke playing on people's rightful fears about privacy.
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Even Florida Governor Rick Scott, who appears to be taking the current weather situation seriously, only seems to be convinced about climate threats when the winds are battering his door.
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I'll be honest: It took me a couple episodes to be convinced that this entire thing was made from scratch and wasn't actually a digitally re-mastered pre-existing show.
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Unanimity is needed for the bloc to endorse the goal, but the leaders of Poland and Czech Republic said they had yet to be convinced upon arrival at the summit.
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Turkey will need to be convinced, the diplomats said, noting that a dispute between Ankara and Washington in the fight against Islamic State in Syria had complicated talks on Iraq.
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The tour includes stops at three wineries where guests have the opportunity to talk in-depth with winery owners (who may be convinced to spill a few wine-making secrets!).
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Democratic voters for whom the phrase "a well regulated Militia" sparks a tingle down under must be convinced to accept that the legal debate about gun control is largely over.
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These market participants will need to be convinced of the TRIM process if the ECB is to remove their scepticism of RWA calculations based on internal models, in our view.
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But to glance at it, you'd be convinced this was a current game, rather than a dusty gem of the previous gen given a generous glob of spit and polish.
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I would visualize these very specific and very awful things, and I would be convinced that they were really going to happen — that it was just a matter of time.
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The likelihood of Trump sitting down with Mueller almost certainly goes down because, well, Trump would likely be convinced the special counsel has nothing, so why potentially give him something?
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Obviously, McNaughton feels much more warmly toward Trump than toward Obama, and seems to be convinced of the version of current events peddled by Fox News and White House officials.
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Nordnet analyst Per Hansen said investors have yet to be convinced about the company's announced turn-around plans, so all company statements are "turned and weighed on a golden scale".
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While Warren may persuade some progressives to accept Clinton as a clearly superior choice in the general election, others may merely be convinced that this proves Warren is a neoliberal sellout.
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The Venn diagram of "people whose anger and fear is stoked by this clip" and "people who will be convinced by fact-checks" is essentially just two circles that don't touch.
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And even though HP says the new Spectre could last up to an hour and half longer than before, I won't be convinced until I can test it out for myself.
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Cathy Mondloch, from Canada's Brock University, told NPR that she wanted to see further research to be convinced that other factors, such as other name options being unpopular, aren't at play.
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Whether you're already covered in ink or the thought of a needle sends chills down your spine — you'll be convinced to get new ink once you get familiar with these artists.
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While you may be convinced you're the best you there is — and indeed you technically are — being the best you doesn't always mean you should handle every task thrown at you.
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He told CNBC that although markets had "raced ahead" and priced in over 100 basis points of cuts in the next 12 months, Powell would not be convinced of that necessity.
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And if you can be convinced to buy two of them, Best Buy is knocking an extra $10 off of each to make the cost of a twin-pack just $239.
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Federal civil cases have a much lower threshold of proof in that the juries must only be convinced by a "preponderance of the evidence" in order for one side to prevail.
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Some voters were willing to overlook Trump's flaws because they liked what he was promising, while others were convinced (or let themselves be convinced by fake news) that Clinton was worse.
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Last year, a spokesperson for the International Association of Athletics Federations told The New York Times it had yet to be convinced that the Vaporflys should not be allowed in races.
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The existence of "boob armor," in which armor for women conforms to the shape of their chest, is common enough in fantasy games that you might be convinced it's historically accurate.
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Political campaigns, particularly in America, have long harnessed electoral data to identify supporters who need a nudge to get out to vote or who may be convinced to change their mind.
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If you need to be convinced to love something the author calls a "meta-medium" through an avalanche of appeals to art-historical tradition and critical opinion, then that ain't amour.
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There is absolutely no reason to think that even if Sessions could be convinced to run as a write-in candidate, Moore would drop from the race or slow his campaigning.
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If he takes the job, pehaps Bodenheimer could be convinced to remain an active Chair at ESPN to help coach Kevin in the new operating role for the next few years.
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That may satisfy the Senate, but it is the American people who will need to be convinced that it is a good thing for Lady Justice to be only moderately blind.
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Any whiplash associated with trying to ascertain administration policy is not going to deter bad actors from using chemical weapons because they won't be convinced that we're prepared to act again.
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Enria said he was "yet to be convinced" that cryptocurrencies should come under the full gamut of regulation, a move that would enter "uncharted territory" and require many years to develop.
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If we can be convinced to scoff raw fish by the boxful, perhaps fresh wasabi and its accompanying graters and bamboo brushes will become as familiar in the years to come.
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The university had to be convinced, first of all, that it was gonna be extremely high-quality, that this wasn't gonna be some dumbed-down version of what they've done because.
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They think swing voters — or "floating voters" — are large in number and just sitting in the middle, waiting to be convinced by one party or the other to vote for them.
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In the days after the election, the idea was tossed around that perhaps Trump electors could be convinced to vote for Clinton, since she had, after all, won the popular vote.
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"I cannot begin to understand how you let yourself be convinced of this monstrous accusation, which does not stand up," Cardinal Ouellet said in the letter, which was written in French.
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Cheri Bustos, of Illinois, who led Democratic recruitment in 2016, says women need to be convinced to run for elected office, citing the differences between how men and women approach campaigns.
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Mary Nkatha, who lives in a concrete home near the new building in Ole Kasasi, has yet to be convinced that polystyrene can hold the weight of a house for long.
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She had been working occasionally in TV and had not starred in a major studio film in more than two decades, but Hamilton still had to be convinced to sign on.
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But before we're all living in a Jetsons' utopia, the public and even innovation junkies, including Rachel and myself, will have to be convinced that this is a technology we want.
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The ECB has extended its bond-buying scheme until the end of 2017 saying it was yet to be convinced that inflation was heading to its target of almost 2 percent.
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"I can imagine the sales pitch about how lucky the LPs are to get a chance to provide leverage for their own investment, but I doubt I'd be convinced," Marks said.
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Initially reluctant to become a judge — he had to be convinced that a lifetime appointment wasn't a lifetime commitment — he quickly grew to love his ability to help interpret the law.
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"As soon as we figure out what he is for, then I will be convinced that we would not just be spinning our wheels going to this issue on the floor."
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It's much, much weirder: It turns out that the movie Shazaam never existed, and yet many of the people New Statesmen writer Amelia Tait spoke to could not be convinced otherwise.
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If you need to be convinced to care for your body, mind, and spirit so that you can care for your community and this planet, let's just review the past 12 months.
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In the past, bosses at Indian state-run banks (which conduct over two-thirds of all lending) could easily be convinced to overlook trifles such as a debtor's inability to repay loans.
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" But Trump's lawyer and informal cybersecurity adviser doesn't understand how the internet works and seems to be convinced that "Twitter allowed someone to invade" his tweet with a "disgusting anti-President message.
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Thompson might not be convinced, but with the end of Game of Thrones fast approaching, he — like many GoT fans — will likely be looking for a new show to fill the void.
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And if the Giants do not take a quarterback before the Jets do, the longtime personnel executive Phil Savage said, they must be convinced that their choice will be an exceptional player.
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But they aren't likely to help her appear like a unifying leader who can attract moderates and even some conservative voters who don't like Trump and could be convinced to back her.
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Consumers, however, will need to be convinced that any price hike will mean more and better content at a time when Netflix is starting to receive blowback from consumers about its library.
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"This in itself suggests that the Governing Council remains to be convinced that it should announce its QE tapering plans at its next meeting (in) September," notes Victoria Clarke, economist at Investec.
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"Market participants seem to be convinced that the supply glut is here to stay and that the market is unlikely to rebalance anytime soon," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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Harrison reckons commercialization of the technology could be possible within two to three years — assuming a smartwatch maker decides consumers can be convinced to buy into the benefit of a dual wearable.
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And it augurs poorly for any active UN role, as Russia and China are sure to oppose punitive measures, but could, with pressure, potentially be convinced of the need for humanitarian relief.
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Actress Susan Sarandon, who supported Bernie Sanders in the Democratic presidential primaries, makes it clear that she is not voting for Donald Trump and is waiting to be "convinced" about Hillary Clinton.
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" Some people, he continued, are "convinced or have allowed themselves to be convinced that marijuana is now legal and it's okay to not only use it but to manufacture and sell it.
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However, he may be convinced by the ambition shown by the club to improve on a disappointing sixth place finish in the Premier League last season, 32 points behind champions Manchester City.
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But China must be convinced of a better way to do so, especially given the alternative of tighter U.S. investment restrictions, billions in new tariffs, broken supply chains and lost economic activity.
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However, my salary has consistently been less than that of my male counterparts; contractors must always be convinced that I am responsible; and pursuing this dream has infringed on my personal life.
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"When the containment restrictions are increased, we should expect to see an impact on the numbers -- the forward predictions should change -- and people can be convinced that their actions matter," he added.
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And Wall Street investors must also be convinced that Dropbox can continue to attract customers, even as tech giants like Google and Microsoft have freely offered their own online data storage services.
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And I have yet to be convinced that any of those modes is a good fit for this show, especially compared to the creeping, austerely sinister domestic horror it established this season.
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Some are waiting to be convinced that the president — nicknamed Jupiter, god of the gods in Roman mythology, for what has been seen as his seeming arrogance — is capable of bending, too.
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All of this bodes well for the future of Cuba, although its rulers still need to be convinced that freedom of speech, assembly, art, literature and media is not to be feared.
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But if the public can be convinced, that, as the president says, that the special counsel's investigation is a total "WITCH HUNT," lawmakers might be more leery of taking on the president.
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Why this could be a big deal: The court's four liberal justices appear to be convinced the Louisiana law is identical to a Texas law the court struck down four years ago.
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The only reason for Mr. Comey to take this drastic step was that he had seen sufficient evidence to be convinced that there was a need for further investigation into Russian collusion.
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WASHINGTON — A speech by a Federal Reserve governor Tuesday underscored a basic shift in Fed policy: The central bank now needs to be convinced that quarterly rate increases are a bad idea.
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Those masked protesters may well be convinced that peaceful action results only in tactical retreats by a system determined to bring Hong Kong more firmly under the heel of China's central government.
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Usually a few board members will be convinced there have to be better people from outside the company to choose from, while others will contend an internal candidate is a better bet.
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But several acquirers have expressed interest in buying the company in recent months if the CEO, Jason Citron, can be convinced the price is right, people with knowledge of the situation said.
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Just as the Islanders' defense appeared to be convinced that he would go around the net, he flicked a pass back to Jurco, who beat Halak for his third goal of the season.
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One of the ways companies fill their ranks with good employees is by scouting "passive talent," or people who aren't currently looking for new jobs but might be convinced with the right offer.
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Since you may not be convinced of bucket hats and track suits quite yet, the 21 sandals ahead will give you all the throwback vibes you need to master the era in style.
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He said Vigano, who is in hiding and has issued his accusations exclusively through conservative Catholic media which are traditionally antagonistic toward the pope, had let himself "be convinced of this monstrous accusation".
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Her albums are groundbreaking, and if you're still on the fence about whether or not she is the greatest entertainer of our time, you will be convinced after you see her perform live.
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Derailing the proposals now essentially rests on whether enough MEPs can be convinced it's politically expedient to do so — factoring in a timeline that includes the next EU parliament elections, in May 13.
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We promise, these bottoms aren't as intimidating as they sound — and with the 23 options ahead, you might just be convinced to break that I'll-never-wear-shorts promise once and for all.
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Despite the current concerns from the FCC, the incoming Trump administration may not be convinced about the merits of net neutrality, or share the same opinions about zero rating as the current administration.
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I don't totally believe that Cersei is a pure sociopath, though I could be convinced: In keeping with that prophecy she heard so many years ago, Joffrey, Myrcella, and now Tommen are dead.
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And when Miocic did land with good counters, Ngannou would be convinced that they were in a straight fist-fight and immediately forget about his feet and hips—allowing Miocic to change levels.
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He had won election in 2004 and 2010, both good years for the GOP nationally, and some in Washington thought he needed to be convinced to take the threat to his seat seriously.
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"All of you could look at that piece of paper and verify for yourself to be convinced that the charges against the president — that were lobbed against the president — were false," Earnest said.
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Furthermore, the notoriously volatile Ortiz recently suggested he'd consider a move up in weight to challenge Fedor Emelianenko, and could probably be convinced to do the same for a grudge match with Mitrione.
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"I indicated that I need to be convinced that this is the right person who could do a solid job," Moran said, referring to how he felt the moment that Jackson was nominated.
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He might, then, be convinced to move back up to middleweight for a fight with Mayhem, for a clash of two troubled, but undeniably talented fighters in dire need of a big win.
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Four senators have already come out against the plan as is, although they've suggested they could be convinced if changes are adopted, leaving Democrats scrambling to pressure enough senators to sink the bill.
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"It is significant because, from a momentum perspective, once people see Dow 20,000 then they can be convinced that Dow 25,000 is possible," said Ted Jenkin, CEO of Oxygen Financial in Alpharetta, Georgia.
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Mr. Burton said that Canadian courts would be likely to turn down many, if not most, extradition requests because judges would not be convinced the accused would receive a just hearing in China.
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Alexander Hristov, a professor of dairy nutrition at Pennsylvania State University, said he doesn't know how much the compound might cost, but farmers and ranchers must be convinced that it's worth the expense.
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But its chances of succeeding may come down to whether deficit hawks in the Senate like Bob Corker of Tennessee can be convinced that the overhaul will not add to the national deficit.
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Readers who believed his assertion about the "acting white" theory may have been more likely to be convinced of his larger argument that "cultural orientations" of black communities are a cause of inequality.
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"I would have to be convinced that this is an antitrust violation in the United States," said Herbert Hovenkamp, a professor at the University of Iowa College of Law who specializes in antitrust.
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Even if voters got behind it, the state Legislature would have to approve it, and then the U.S. Congress, which would have to be convinced to let blue California add four additional senators.
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"The social democrats (Merkel's coalition partners) could be convinced, but convincing her own party is a problem," Flassbeck said in reference to the conservative budget stance that Merkel's CDU party has traditionally had.
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Warren and her supporters don't owe Sanders anything, they need to be convinced by him and his supporters that working together—and avoiding a brokered convention—is the best option for their agendas.
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Given all that, I am consistently stunned by how many people seem to be convinced that Trump isn't really all that interested in the office -- or trying to hold onto it in 2020.
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What you do need, in the immortal words of musician Tracy Chapman, is to "give me one reason to stay here" — me, and the millions of Sanders voters who remain to be convinced.
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"While the Republican witness may not be convinced that there is sufficient evidence that the president engaged in these acts, the American people and the majority of this committee disagree," Mr. Nadler added.
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"While the Republican witness may not be convinced that there is sufficient evidence that the president engaged in these acts, the American people and the majority of this committee disagree," Mr. Nadler added.
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Unless a lender can be convinced in eight separate ways that the borrower has the means to pay the thing back, it can be sued down the track if the loan goes bad.
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But not many people could be convinced to spend up to $201663,201653 on a wearable that would be obsolete in a handful of years — compared to the timelessness of something like a Rolex.
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Those numbers are even shakier for Warren specifically: Only 225 percent of her supporters say their choice is firm while 20163 percent say they could still be convinced to place their support elsewhere.
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"Donors will respond, but they need to be convinced that they're going to be given a good proposition for what's done with their money," he said in January at the World Economic Forum.
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And while these voters could be convinced to support "limited government" and "free enterprise" as abstract moral principles, they also had no great love for Wall Street, or for corporate CEOs or globalization.
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Let us know in the comments below if you'll be putting this to use (and please, please share photos — we need to be convinced that we're not crazy for wanting to try it ourselves).
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And for those undecided voters, the last week -- culminating with the scale-back announcement on Tuesday night -- might be all they need to see and hear to be convinced that Sanders isn't their guy.
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Pair any of the 10 options ahead with a merlot lip, gold hoops, and some fresh white kicks, and you'll be convinced this piece is made for so much more than the carpool line.
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When it was first revealed that Blake Shelton was named People's 2017 Sexiest Man Alive, some of us needed to be convinced it was true simply because he seemed like such an unlikely choice.
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Richmond did not rule out the possibility that he could be convinced to support a reform proposal that somehow adopted term limits on committees without eroding the seniority system the CBC has long endorsed.
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However, for Lu's investment to make high returns the more wealthy Chinese middle class will have to be convinced that local dairy products are still of significantly inferior quality and safety to imported milk.
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While it's unclear what Mueller has discovered, if anything, through this new request, investigators seem to be convinced that the apps could be a key to exposing conversations that weren't previously disclosed to them.
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"As soon as we figure out what he is for then I would be convinced that we were not just spinning our wheels," he said, referring to Trump's potential support for an immigration deal.
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"If the masses can be convinced that they're grossly overtaxed relative to everyone else in the world, the case for tax reform becomes easier — or at least the case for tax cuts," he writes.
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Trump's foreign policy is clearly an existential threat, but Americans still need to be presented with a alternative—to be convinced that progressives have a wiser, safer plan for America's relationship with the world.
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Even hardened adventurers could be convinced to choose the protection of Iris Burn Hut over the characteristic downpours of Fiordlands or the warmth of Mueller Hut over the unpredictable snowfields of the Southern Alps.
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So that idea has to go, and if you can't be convinced that that is not the case, then you're not going to be a productive contributing member of my team, no matter what.
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If some property owners who live near the ocean or in a river floodplain can be convinced to sell their homes, and the land is returned to open space, the entire community will benefit.
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The "Mad Money" host, who has yet to be convinced that a recession is inevitable, turned to his favorite overbought/oversold gauge — the S&P's proprietary short-range oscillator — to make his investment case.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Formula One boss Chase Carey has yet to be convinced by Formula E's sporting credentials and has no qualms about the increasing focus of major car manufacturers toward the all-electric series.
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Most of us can be convinced that repealing the state income tax deduction is good policy, but only after we're convinced that your "reform" is not going to raise taxes on the middle class.
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Now, some people may know that sexual extortion or abuse in the workplace is illegal, but they may not be convinced that it should be or that they will be punished for such behavior.
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There is a purposeful laziness even to his work-time activities, which perhaps explains why he cannot be convinced to travel elsewhere to fix clocks as one his former clients asks him to do.
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Defenders of an open global order are learning that two hard tasks must be tackled together: trade must be made to work, and workers must be convinced that they have a place in today's economy.
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In effect, polls and focus groups suggest that many Democrats are approaching the field not only as voters looking to be inspired but also as political consultants looking to be convinced a candidate can win.
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"I don't think it's changed the internal dynamics of what judges like me or my colleagues would be convinced is exceptional, but made it clear we have that option at our disposal," he told Law360.
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That success was all Ellos needed to be convinced to expand its plus offerings to the U.S. "At Full Beauty, our expertise is really in plus," explained Michele Parsons, SVP, general brand manager of Ellos.
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And then of course LPs must be convinced that GPs will know how to manage their portfolio, work with their entrepreneurs in good times as well as bad and successfully manage their own operational funds.
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"We designed the Cowboy bike to appeal specifically to people who are yet to be convinced that electric bikes are a practical and mainstream mode of transport," says Adrien Roose, Cowboy's CEO, in a statement.
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But a much larger number of Trump supporters, though less frenzied, can still be convinced that various international acronyms unacceptably constrain America—that, back in the good old days, we didn't take orders from foreigners.
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" Pratt added, "The vast majority of these retailers need to be convinced why … websites are important — or if they have one, it was built in 1997, which is obviously a really bad experience for consumers.
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It's a delicate balancing act, and if enough moderates can be convinced to oppose the bill, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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But he also expressed severe skepticism that the anti-Trump forces would consolidate quickly, saying that Rubio is very unlikely to be convinced that his path is improbable, potentially leading Trump to the GOP nomination.
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Curatorially it is fine to adopt this left-field suggestive method of display, but it is difficult to be convinced of an artist's intellectual or emotional opinion when so glibly asserted in the captions here.
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I want to be convinced that my continuing to explore the world of the game is part of a story with stakes, and that my failure to do so would affect more than Niantic's profits.
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Early in his term, the President considered removing sanctions on Russia for its illegal annexation of Crimea, and reportedly had to be convinced to sign the tougher sanctions bill that Congress overwhelmingly passed last summer.
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The question now is whether the most hardline Conservative eurosceptics and Northern Ireland's DUP, the party propping up May's government, can ever be convinced to back an exit deal before the new April 2000 deadline.
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If a person has gone so far as to convince themselves that the Earth is flat, bucking all basic scientific evidence to the contrary, that means they would be convinced that I'm lying to them.
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But Rodney Croome, a campaigner for legalization, said that a new bill could be introduced, and that lawmakers could be convinced that the weight of public opinion approved the changes, before the next national election.
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I believe this alleged failure to prove a negative was the corollary of a limited word count and imagination; I never imagined so many people would need to be convinced that Trump is not Hitler.
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Any college football fan could be convinced of the following scenarios: There aren't that many great bowl matchups this season, and the Playoff probably won't be all that competitive if Alabama plays better than average.
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"If you saw this kid play in the Arizona Fall League (where he was selected the Most Valuable Player), you would be convinced he was the best hitting prospect in baseball," said the A.L. executive.
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For the general populace, virtual reality makes a lot more sense for entertainment purposes but at the moment the mass quantity of VR users are devotees and don't have to be convinced of a ton.
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Why it matters: Although findings of the inspections have not been disclosed, "investigators seem to be convinced that the apps could be a key to exposing conversations that weren't previously disclosed to them," adds CNBC.
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So a new idea emerged: Perhaps some Trump electors could be convinced to ditch him and vote instead for a Republican politician who wasn't even on the ballot — someone like John Kasich or Mitt Romney.
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Indeed, the electorate has become so polarized in recent decades that there is very little that a president can do to persuade his opponents to change their minds; his supporters don't need to be convinced.
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But the plan is likely to face deep skepticism from EU leaders, who will need to be convinced the U.K. has a workable proposal to avoid checks on goods or people crossing the Irish border.
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The "Mad Money" host, who has yet to be convinced that a recession is inevitable, turned to his favorite overbought/oversold gauge in the S&P's proprietary short-range oscillator to make his investment case.
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Read Astead's latest story from Iowa: With Warren Visit, Iowans Get the First Taste of 2020: 'I'm Ready to Be Convinced' ____________________ Along with Ms. Warren's Iowa jaunt, it's a busy time for potential Democratic candidates.
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As though taken hostage, hungry passersby have no other choice but to accept to be convinced by the vendors of either business, who never cease to shout out the quality of their deep-fried balls.
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The HOKA ONE ONE shoes are divisive — it seems that either you love them and their maximum cushioning (and become a full-on convert) or you can't be convinced by their anything-but-minimalist design.
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But back in 2007 she was asked to pose for Playboy and said that she was so hesitant about baring it all that she held a meeting with the late Hugh Hefner himself to be convinced.
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While these dolls are likely one-off creations made by a fan to commemorate the Hadids' body-baring walks, with enough pressure from fans, we bet Mattel could be convinced to put these dolls into production.
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Kamala Harris's performance would show voters a woman could really win: One reason that Kamala exchange with Biden matters: Dem voters need to be convinced that a woman can face Trump onstage and take him apart.
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I wanted to be convinced of a deeper meaning hiding beneath the shallow analogy between art and disposable commodities, but I left sure that Orozco has given up making art for pretending to be a philistine.
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Contrary to popular opinion, I'd go as far to say that they are some of the most flattering pants I have ever worn — and with some hard-argued reasoning, I think you could be convinced, too.
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Over the next five months, whether those voters can be convinced to support Clinton or Trump, decide to stay home or throw their backing to a third party candidate will be the key to the campaign.
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The European Commission is yet to be convinced, preferring instead that Hutchison create a fourth network operator rather than reinforce small rivals which piggyback on others' networks, people with knowledge of the matter said on Monday.
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He went on to bemoan how cities increasingly seem to be convinced—by hype, if nothing else—that they need a massive influx of tech investment, even if their population and housing markets are just fine.
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As someone who experiences aging infrastructure daily and desires something better, I was ready to be convinced of the feasibility and future of this idea, which has become one of the purest expressions of techno-optimism.
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Taken together, all of that will make for significant confusion for area voters who have to be convinced to turn out in March for an election to keep a candidate in office for just nine months.
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The people who would hire you for your next job may be a bit skeptical if you've stayed at several jobs for short periods, but they can be convinced with a thoughtful explanation, Ms. Fitzpatrick said.
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Testing a new playbook: This scenario gives Tester a clear opening to appeal to these independent-minded voters who might be looking for change and could be convinced to vote for the Democrat this time around.
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That's a greater distance than most people keep between each other in long lines, and not everyone who votes on Tuesday will be convinced that the coronavirus outbreak is a cause for concern or extra distancing.
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Maybe even lugubrious Funeral Wells could be convinced to share a tale attesting to his good nature: Perhaps about that time he was watching people disembark from a steamboat, and a man fell into the water.
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It took his mother, a middle-aged matriarch who's fixing us chilled cherry juice in the kitchen downstairs, some time to be convinced of the merits of what is now happening up in her spare room.
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The currency bloc's economy has been on its best run for a decade but ECB President Mario Draghi is yet to be convinced that the recent rebound in inflation is durable because wage growth remains sluggish.
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Anyone who has faced panic attacks, fear of flying, or intense hypochondria has some sense of what it's like to be convinced you're about to die; it's not a feeling most people would wish on someone else.
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Brookdale needs to be convinced that a deal with Zhonghong would be approved by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), which scrutinizes corporate acquisitions for potential national security risks, according to the sources.
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"My goal consumer is someone in the middle of America who may still even not be convinced on climate change, because if I can get him to participate, then we can really change the world," he said.
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But perhaps most importantly and controversially of all, it's a bet — a bet that the establishment's conventional wisdom is wrong, and that a silent majority in America can be convinced to support the policies of Bernie Sanders.
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Image: PixabayAs Zalasiewicz explained to Gizmodo earlier this year, in order for geologists to be convinced we've entered the Anthropocene, they need firm evidence that humanity's footprint will last through the ages, whether or not we do.
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To be transparent, these aren't the beige espadrilles that once made you feel like you were strolling down the Amalfi coast; we're not quite dipping our toes into those waters (but hey, perhaps we can be convinced).
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But it could not use it without Apple's help because, precisely to stop such attacks, iPhones will accept an update only if they can be convinced, via a special, cryptographically signed certificate, that it comes from Apple.
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Little hopes that someday, insurance providers can be convinced that if they spend, say, $500 or $1,000 to 303-D-print a model, the patient might spend fewer days in a hospital, and they'll actually save money.
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"I think that's the way to do it because then everyone feels comfortable and then hopefully — although it is super strange and uncomfortable — a little magic comes through a lens and people will be convinced," she said.
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Even if you haven't enjoyed their material in a sincere way since their formative years making cameos on The OC, nobody needs to be convinced that the Nevada four-piece know their bloody way around a chorus.
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Thornberry stressed that negotiations are ongoing and that he could be convinced to lower the topline in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) before next week's mark up if he gets assurances on stability for future funding.
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Why is it that we refuse so stubbornly to be convinced, refuse even to listen—just run, out of breath, from one night to the next, as if death were a party and we mustn't be late.
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Many of the voters at the Sanders event said they were open to other candidates; they just wanted to hear "about specifics," as Mr. Greene put it, and be convinced that a younger alternative could prove viable.
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"It must be remembered that taxpayers may dislike the current tax system but not be convinced that Congress and the Trump administration will make it any better — change could be worse," a recent Gallup blog post said.
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But the public is supposed to be convinced that we now live in an alternative, upside-down reality in which substantial corporate tax cuts (which CEOs were most excited about) are miraculously trickling from the bottom up.
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At a certain point, one has to question whether more of this is going to work, whether there is a substantial subset of people unconvinced by 97 percent confident findings who might be convinced by 98 percent confidence.
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And even if they may no longer find Trump's language on Israel objectionable, some believe the Republican Jewish world will be convinced that Cruz does not threaten the pro-Israel GOP majority in the Senate as Trump might.
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It may seem like you're doing something that seems so out of character for yourself, but get this: You can't be convinced to do something that isn't already in some way shape or form part of your personality.
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Emma said some things about being coerced into sex, Morgan said some things about his "prim goth girlfriend" who had to be convinced to have sex, and everyone agreed that the two of them should have never dated.
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Phone apps excel in certain areas, but photo editing is not one of them—Adobe keeps promising it's going to put a 'full' version of Photoshop on the iPad, but until it does we're yet to be convinced.
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"[ThinkProgress] Call him: (202) 225-5744 | Email him "Climate was changing before we had carbon emissions… I need to be convinced how much of that is man and how much of it is just the global climate conditions.
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The technology seems both powerful and user friendly on first impression—not an easy balance to strike—but success will depend on the extent to which regular internet users can be convinced they need what Beaker is offering.
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Still, the Sanders campaign has vowed to fight on through July, and the Independent senator now argues that superdelegates — party officials with votes at the convention — who are now aligned with Clinton can be convinced to change sides.
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The brands behind the major US diapers have already flooded the market with "smart" toothbrushes, razors, and skin care wands, all of which they hope will entice wealthier consumers who can be convinced to drop the extra money.
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"Truth be told, the dominant view in Ankara is clear: Erdogan needs to be convinced for interest rates to be hiked," said one senior economy official, speaking on condition of anonymity because the issue is so politically sensitive.
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This is especially remarkable given television's legacy of portraying the opposite—having a woman consider abortion only to either be convinced not to by her partner, or suffering permanent psychological damage and regret after going through the procedure.
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Public health authorities are split about whether containing or mitigating the virus is the best option — but both depend on whether President Donald Trump and his most conspiracy-addled followers can be convinced to go along with it.
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Lindsay P. Cohn, a professor of political science at the Naval War College, said that Mr. Trump appears to be convinced that General Suleimani's death will not lead to a significant surge of violence in the Middle East.
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Trump's supporters are likely to be convinced that the memo does indeed show evidence of bias against him in the FBI and Justice Department, and those who disdain him will think the opposite, such is the nation's polarization.
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The news sent ripples of fear through Washington's defense and foreign policy circles, among both Democrats and Republicans, and raised questions about whether a truly qualified candidate could be convinced to accept the task of running Trump's Pentagon.
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If you just read the headlines, you might be convinced that Mr. Trump's nominees were about to receive the windfall of the century, a gift that would allow them to eliminate capital gains taxes on much of their wealth.
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He sees investor inaction as the result of improper incentives and information: communicate the financial risks of climate in a compelling enough way, and decision-makers could be convinced to put their influence and resources into mitigating those risks.
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Three days ago, Manning's attorney filed a motion for her to be released "on the basis that, as she will never be convinced to cooperate with the grand jury, further confinement serves no lawful purpose and must be terminated."
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Republicans don't believe access to guns increases likelihood of mass shootings For most Democrats, mass shootings like the one in Las Vegas are all the evidence America should need to be convinced of the need for stricter gun measures.
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But if Congress could be convinced that national security against existential risk, money from space mining and precious tech innovation for U.S. citizens would be gained by supporting space exploration, then maybe they would vote to enlarge NASA's programs.
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If they don't already know, for example, that there is little historical evidence for the Egyptian exile, they may be convinced by the museum's convenient placement of accurate historical information about ancient Egypt alongside the biblical account of Moses.
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Those concerned that he may have been pressured or even detained by Saudi Arabia — including Lebanese officials, Western diplomats and some of Mr. Hariri's political allies — were unlikely to be convinced by anything short of his return to Lebanon.
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If people can't be convinced to start spending money again, "the demand shock may spread to East Asia and then to Europe and the U.S. — and the world may face a disaster," said Cao Heping, a Peking University economist.
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If you just read the headlines, you might be convinced that Mr. Trump's nominees were about to receive the windfall of the century, a gift that would allow them to eliminate capital gains taxes on much of their wealth.
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One Facebook commentator posting in response to a live stream of the panel seemed to be convinced: Our news sources are trying to separate us since many workers in the industry did not receive the president they donated to.
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Obama's thinking appears to be that Trump, whose policy ideas are fairly malleable, can be convinced to leave aspects of things like Obamacare and the Iran deal partially intact if given enough of a one-on-one sales job.
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And though the celebration seems to embody an idealism that feels almost outdated in 210, participating is a good way to be convinced that art is for everyone, and that it's vital to a humanist vision of the world.
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I might be convinced to switch to Microsoft Edge on the desktop for the obvious battery life improvements, but syncing my history and tabs is an essential part of my workflow with Chrome and helps me resume where I left off.
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At first, she was hesitant and said, "I'm not having camera, light, action," but it didn't take long for her to be convinced when she realized that showing herself in a new light could help other people dealing with similar situations.
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If the potential of tools like CRISPR to solve the problems of disease, hunger and environmental catastrophe is ever to be realize, he reasons, first the public will have to be convinced it is not about to usher in the apocalypse.
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Though there are a lot of people out there who are incredibly bullish on voice-first interfaces, I'm convinced there is a very real danger of them becoming a huge fad because people cannot be convinced that they are indispensable.
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The Pentagon on Thursday declined to comment on an NBC report that the United States is prepared to launch a pre-emptive conventional weapons strike should officials be convinced North Korea was about to follow through with a nuclear weapons test.
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The question is whether Europe's telcos and governments can be convinced to swallow any doubts they might have about spying risks and commit to working with the Chinese kit giant as they roll out a new generation of critical infrastructure.
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But at some distant point in the future, when human civilization is gone from this earth, alien historians will look back at news reports and punditry from the 2016 primary season and be convinced that Marco Rubio must have surely won.
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But Dorsey, who seems to have little idea of what he has unleashed but also to be convinced the right amount of word salad can rein it back in, really does not look like he has any idea what he's doing.
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For a complete text of Q&A with Coeure, click on [F9N1F802J] Coeure stressed rate setters had yet to be convinced that the rebound in inflation was durable and that it would be sustained even once monetary support is withdrawn.
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But policymakers have long argued that low bank profits are not enough for the ECB to introduce such a new tool and instead, they need to be convinced that policy on the whole, for the entire currency bloc, would benefit.
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"The impression is that Bolsonaro does not correctly define his priorities and there is no sign that this will change," said Pedro Menezes, partner at Occam Brasil Gestão de Recursos, adding that markets will now be convinced only by concrete actions.
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"Unless substantial damages are awarded there is a real risk that the public will not be convinced of the seriousness of the defamation, but will rather wrongly conclude that the articles were trivial or not that serious," he told the court.
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" Although Gina attempts to convince her to follow through with the last surgery — which will target her "turkey neck and bat wings" — Mama June can't be convinced: "These surgeries are a lot more invasive and recovery time is more than that.
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There have only been two issues in the history of our democracy that qualify as "non-debatable" — that is, issues where neither side can be convinced to change its views by any argument made by those on the other side.
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Smith's team "appeared to be convinced of the need to obtain Clinton's private emails and make them public, and they had a reckless lack of interest in whether the emails came from a Russian cut-out," Tait wrote in his account.
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The attitude of the PNG government will also be important, as it will have to be convinced that a brownfield expansion of the existing LNG plant is a better long-term bet than trying to build a second, greenfield operation.
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In the scientific circles of her training, she encountered no one who needed to be convinced that what she was studying was valid, any more than a professor of literature would have to argue in favor of the existence of books.
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But Nadler has said that he fears impeachment will "tear the country apart," and that he would only want to start the process if he thinks an "appreciable fraction of the Trump voters" could be convinced it was a good idea.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Reluctant European Union nations must be convinced to back the goal of zeroing out carbon emissions by 2050, the bloc's energy chief told the European Parliament on Thursday, saying the fight against climate change topped the political agenda.
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Though residents had been given several days' warning, with leaflets posted around the city and an online campaign by the local authorities, some were reluctant to leave and had to be convinced by the police that their properties would remain intact.
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I don't want to use my platform here to litigate petty, long-running disputes between Ari and me, but perhaps if I can establish the high quality and safety of my driving in this newspaper, she will finally be convinced.
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While GM aims to appeal to drivers who do not want to own cars, the company also hopes Maven will introduce new car models - such as the all-electric Bolt - to customers who could be convinced to make a purchase.
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My opinion of Trump could scarcely be lower, but I won't be convinced that he floated the idea of being sworn in on "The Art of the Deal" instead of the Bible, as Manigault Newman claims, until I hear it myself.
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He said that Mr. Guaidó and others would need to overcome years of distrust between the military and the political opposition — and that the military would need to be convinced that the offer of amnesty would not later be withdrawn.
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With a win over Chandler, Henderson will be able to bounce back from his underwhelming start to life as a Bellator fighter, but in the meantime, a lot of us still have to be convinced that he made the right choice.
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"I been doin' this for 50 fuckin' years," he says at the beginning of the film, and by the time it's finished you'll be convinced that there is only one true genius in the world and it's Harry Dean Stanton.
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Unless the DC Circuit can be convinced that the Bush interpretation (now presumably the Trump interpretation as well) is wrong, any limits on CO2 from stationary sources now face a multi-year, steeply uphill slog through EPA and the courts.
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Even if conservatives could be convinced of "free market" solutions to climate change, show me more than a handful of conservatives willing to prioritize their alleged fealty to free markets over the good opinion of their peers and tribal leaders.
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It's strange how our 20th and 21st-century selves seem to be convinced that all Neolithic peoples who used big rocks and had an understanding of the winter solstice also listened to Hearts of Space and Vangelis' Blade Runner soundtrack.
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"Foreign investors will need to be convinced that the new FX regime is sustainable in the medium-term and will likely also require higher yields before resuming the purchase of local debt," said Samir Gadio, head of Africa strategy at Standard Chartered Bank.
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Critics say that Schubert won't hold law enforcement officers accountable for misconduct, and a member of the Sacramento City Council recently rescinded his endorsement of Schubert, explaining that he needed to be convinced that Schubert would deal with criminal justice issues fairly.
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So, for this more-direct strategy to be credible—that is, for people to be convinced that no institution will be bailed out if it gets into trouble—it would have to involve very substantial reductions in the scales of the largest banks.
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Inflation and economic growth in the euro zone have rebounded, but the bloc's central bankers have yet to be convinced that this recovery would continue if their 2.3 trillion euros ($2.55 trillion) money printing program and ultra-low rates are taken away.
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It can be easy to get caught in critical tunnel vision whether you're a pop fan or a classical geek, to be convinced that your preferred musical sphere is the objective right path and that others are misguided or inferior in some way.
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They think the status quo is defective, that constitutional fixes need to be applied and that a convention ostensibly called for the purposes of a balanced-budget amendment might, once in session, be convinced to widen its ambit and consider other amendments too.
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BRUSSELS, July 4 (Reuters) - Reluctant European Union nations must be convinced to back the goal of zeroing out carbon emissions by 2050, the bloc's energy chief told the European Parliament on Thursday, saying the fight against climate change topped the political agenda.
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That kind of Hollywood factor makes the collection a little less New York than Scott may have intended, but how else would we be convinced that wearing a one-piece swimsuit with heels in November is a better option than, well, not?
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There's also the possibility that investors — who've now provided Blue Apron with nearly $200 million — are pressuring Blue Apron to get them an "exit," beat others to a listing and hope public market investors will be convinced into believing there's a there there.
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Regardless, his trust issues are not in any way related to the fact that you don't know how relationships work, except that someone who doesn't know how relationships work might more easily be convinced they are to blame for another person's trust issues.
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Or the trailer may be shared on Facebook, in which case, those who come across it — people who may have their smartphones or laptops muted — must be convinced in a couple seconds to stop scrolling and give the full video a trailer.
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I think it was just so easy for us to convince ourselves and honestly to be convinced by the people who were helping manage us in the early days, any little wrong move was going to send your career down the drain.
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Just as shark's fin soup has stopped being a fixture on Chinese-wedding menus since the danger to sharks' survival caused by the harvesting of the fins became widely known, so consumers could be convinced that they do not need those "medicines".
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Particularly in the United States, where ambition is a civic duty and worldly success a prerequisite of citizenship, enlightened anglers of their own interest can easily be convinced that they are doing not only the smart thing, but also the right thing.
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TV series have become so highbrow, so literary, so exquisitely executed, that it's not hard to be convinced that, say, watching all of Transparent's second season in 72 hours is a requirement for being an informed participant in the grander trans conversation.
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The high turnout indicated that plenty of South Bronx residents are receptive to Sanders's message that the country needs policies that raise the lower and middle classes up, but Orlando told me that older people weren't going to be convinced by his arguments.
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However, shares in Tesco were down more than five percent to 185.1 pence by 1510 GMT, reversing its gains of the last week and indicating investors remain to be convinced of the merits of the deal and their broader concerns about the business.
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Trump can't be convinced to be helped Since before the end of the government shutdown, Senate Republicans have been trying to convince Trump that declaring a national emergency to build a border wall was going to be a political problem for the party.
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Many officers who may have habitually stopped people without cause still need to be convinced that they can legally detain a person only when they have reasonable suspicion that the person is committing, has committed or is about to commit a crime.
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Those lawsuits have not done anything to damage President Obama or the Democratic Party: Some people continue to be convinced that Obama wasn't born in the US (and Donald Trump winkingly encourages them), but that's not because Taitz keeps suing over it.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The U.N. Security Council should be convinced of the need for a ceasefire in the besieged Syrian enclave of eastern Ghouta, where at least 370 people have reportedly been killed, the U.N. humanitarian coordinator for the Syria crisis said on Thursday.
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If Obama thinks the Senate could be convinced to confirm one of his nominees as long as he nominated a moderate Democrat, then he might pick someone like Eighth Circuit Appeals Court Judge Jane Kelly or DC Circuit Appeals Court Judge Sri Srinivasan.
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It is wrong, I suggest, it is a misreading of the Constitution for any member here to assert that for a member to vote for an article of impeachment means that that member must be convinced that the President should be removed from office.
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We're still a few months away from Apple's next iPhone (which will likely launch in September), but rumors are already swirling and case makers, at least, seem to be convinced, based on the latest batch of leaked case renders courtesy of Slashleaks and Sonny Dickson.
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Still, five years is several ice ages in tech terms so perhaps the novelty-seeking mobile users of today can be convinced of the value of proximity-based image sharing now they're a lot more accustomed to eyeballing content from around the global web.
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Those who already think that ETH will not see real adoption — thanks to a failure to scale, to adopt more secure contract authoring practices, or to out-compete its competitors — don't need to be convinced that a price collapse would follow as a consequence.
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Simplifying natural contraception via an easy to use app plus digital subscription service in order to widen access to non-pharmaceutical contraception is the core business proposition — and one with a massive potential market size if enough women can be convinced of the method's reliability.
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As replacement cycles for iPad lengthen, since many consumers see enough value coming from software upgrades alone, the vast number of PC users out there need to be convinced an iPad, and the iPad Pro specifically, could do what a PC does and more.
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So 130 governments would need to be convinced If the Security Council banned it, only five states would need to approve it (US, France, China, Russia, UK) then it would be legally binding on the whole world and states would have to comply with it.
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"China could potentially be convinced to cap volumes like they did with coal, at the UNSC (United Nations Security Council) as part of a new sanctions resolution following another nuclear test," said Bonnie Glaser of the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
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Stand Up America has also made smaller digital buys in Ohio, Maine, Arizona, Nevada and Pennsylvania, home to senators that Democrats believe could be convinced to vote against the bill, calling on residents to call their senators and demand that they vote against the plan.
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The response to the clip has been a standard but volatile mixture of condemnation, anger, defensiveness, and exhaustion that, in 2017, there are people who need to be convinced this is a word the vast majority of the population should think twice before casually uttering.
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For $2.99 a month, Lohan fans have access to "secrets" and other content on her page on the site Preemium, and if I could be convinced that she'd hold up her end of the bargain, I'd absolutely pay $2.99 to find out what she's hiding.
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U.S. troop levels in Syria, which number around 1,000, have been under intense scrutiny since President Donald Trump last year ordered their complete withdrawal - only to later be convinced to leave some forces behind to ensure that Islamic State militants cannot stage a comeback.
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In a piece last month titled, "The Zulu Club once scrubbed off the blackface; can it be convinced to do so again?" columnist Jarvis DeBerry of The Times-Picayune pressed Zulu officials on the club's competing explanations for why parade participants paint their faces.
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No matter how persuasive the pro-climate argument, no matter how great a majority of the public can be convinced to support climate change action, that action will not happen so long as government officials depend for their political livelihood on the fossil fuel industry.
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The majority of women who have an abortion are already mothers—they know perfectly well how a newborn baby smells, and the idea that any woman could be convinced to have a child by the mere presence of a scented candle is just insulting.
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If she were to mount a strong defense of that approach and attack Trump as an ignorant madman whose populist appeals would threaten the world economy, perhaps not everyone would be convinced — but certainly some people would be, and it's the kind of thing voters might believe.
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The Soviet Union's anti-fascism meant that it would need Britain and France as allies against Germany, and many of its anti-revolutionary actions seem calculated to make sure that they could be convinced to somehow end their neutrality and change the course of the war.
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Until now, I've yet to be convinced by gimmicks developers have come up with to justify "integration" with Twitch or other streaming services, but Dead Cells is different, as it manages to turn the experience from a passive affair to damn near a co-op experience.
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But if athletic competition is to retain any credibility, if athletes are ever to be convinced that a drug-free playing field is possible, sports officials will need to take action against Russia before its athletes take part in the Summer Olympics or any major competition.
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In the city of Tevanne, the dominant technology is programming made magic: Objects are, through special writing called "scriving," convinced that reality is slightly other than it is, so that wood can be convinced to be as hard as stone, or stone as light as wood.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Wednesday that the accusations against Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, his Supreme Court nominee, "are all false," but also said that he "can always be convinced" after watching the testimony of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, who has accused the judge of attempted rape.
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Neither behave particularly plausibly, and the gears grind harshly as Dorothy must suddenly shift from badly behaved diva to benevolent mentor, or as Julian irritably fires Peggy, only to be convinced moments later by the chorus that he should rehire her as the star of his show.
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If you're getting on the GE bus at this point, you're doing it for the long term, not for a quarterly move, and I think we need to see more time for this to play out to be convinced," Petrides said Thursday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Though a good coffee mug can be a pretty subjective thing — you might be convinced that your "World&aposs Okayest Dad" mug is the best mug in the world — there were a few criteria we looked at when researching and testing our picks for the best mug.
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People who are voting for Sanders because they are enthusiastic about the idea of free college should know that even if his political revolution fully sweeps Washington, college tuition still isn't going to be eliminated unless governors and state senators can be convinced to raise higher education spending.
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And once they have submitted, true believers can sometimes be convinced to commit appalling crimes: think of the 276 children murdered by the Jim Jones cult, of Islamic State drowning infidels in cages, or of centuries of atrocities perpetrated in the names of Jesus, Allah and even the Buddha.
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"She always had to be convinced there was a clear purpose and reason for her to go out on the campaign trail," said Kate Andersen Brower, author of "First Women: The Grace and Power of America's Modern First Ladies" who covered the Obama White House for four years.
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Couric and other media stars appeared in a taped bit spoofing the Alien films that opened the show, starring Weaver as her iconic Ellen Ripley and Bee as a TV host driven crazy in the Trump era, who had to be convinced to leave space to host her show.
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While Washington's substantial responsibilities will be to get their Chinese interlocutors to yield on nationalistic technology transfer rules that foreign firms are subjected to, Chinese negotiators must first be convinced that the talks will lead to productive outcomes for them before they may acquiesce anything meaningful to Americans.
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Bottom line, via CNBC's Alex Sherman: "Dell is considering a reverse-merger with VMware, where Dell and its tracker stock, DVMT, would be rolled into one publicly-traded company... A deal remains tricky because VMware shareholders will need to be convinced a transaction is in the company's best interest."
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If you say ass, the antique dealer will take you to the person who has the government stamp, the person who needs to be convinced, the amount it takes to convince him being specified in advance, and in five minutes your treasure is on the way to Buckhead.
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Letters Fighting In The Captain's Tower To the Editor: Anyone questioning the Nobel award in literature to Bob Dylan will be convinced that the Swedish Academy did the right thing once they read David Orr's paean of academic and cultural superiority, "The Lyrics Laureate" (On Poetry, March 26).
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" So if you're a business trying to understand which customers need to be convinced to stick around, which customers are ready to upgrade to a paid subscription and so on, you need a platform like ActionIQ: "What's common about all these questions is that they're all data questions.
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As soon as we figure out what he is for, then I would be convinced that we were not just spinning our wheels going to this issue on the floor, but actually dealing with a bill that has a chance to become law and therefore solve the problem.
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But the U.K. is still in the EU. Why it matters: "It can be said that Powell thinks there will not be any reason to ease again in the short or medium term, but that he can be convinced to ease if things don't go right," Brien adds.
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"I recognize there are some people who will never be satisfied and never be convinced, but I think the goal is to try to reach most people who are willing to look at evidence and willing to consider the facts different from those that they have believed," Gottlieb said.
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The victory lends credence to the narrative of Sanders's campaign: He can overcome the long odds if voters in the upcoming primaries can be convinced he has a legitimate chance to beat Clinton, and go on to defeat whatever rough beast slouches out of the Republican National Convention in July.
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But the U.K. is still in the EU. Why it matters to the market: "It can be said that Powell thinks there will not be any reason to ease again in the short or medium term, but that he can be convinced to ease if things don't go right," Brien added.
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That dealer, and a second, cautioned against Greece rushing into it: "While I think a deal (with lenders) is possible, we need to see a lot more in terms of progress on the bailout agreement to be convinced that it is the right time to pull the trigger," the dealer said.
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Not wholesome as in nutritional, but as in conjuring, for adults, an era in which their bodies were pure instruments of chasing after ice-cream trucks—having not yet grown up to be convinced, by svelte promotional material on social media, that nil-calorie frozen dessert successfully duplicates the original.
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Perhaps that is a reaction to the enormous, bipartisan criticism he received after his seemingly deferential approach to Mr. Putin in Helsinki, Finland, last summer, when Mr. Trump once again appeared to be convinced by the Russian leader's denials that he had interfered with the 2016 United States presidential election.
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Democratic-aligned interest groups prioritizing concrete legislative action on behalf of their various group constituencies lack the motivation and capacity to enforce a strict ideological litmus test on the party's national leaders, and Democratic primary voters are less likely to be convinced that their elected representatives have forsaken their liberal principles.
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But then we approach another problem, and that is that the EU won't give an extension to Article 50 unless it's for very good reason, unless they can be convinced that if she has this extra time, she will be able to deliver a majority in favor of the agreement.
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As the decline in smoking has appeared to level off in recent years, however, tobacco activists have begun to debate whether the remaining 218 percent represents "hardcore" smokers who could never be convinced to quit, or whether they're willing to quit but simply haven't been successful or seen enough incentive.
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Some critics will never be convinced, but if you choose to take on their talking points for all to see, here are six things to keep in mind: First, the government doesn't send bureaucrats out to roam the streets with bags of free pills and IUDs, tossing them to the nearest random woman.
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"I am not voting for Donald Trump ... so far nothing has happened that will make me vote for Hillary Clinton either — I'm waiting to be convinced," Sarandon, in Washington Wednesday to protest the construction of an oil pipeline on North Dakota tribal lands, tells The Hill's Molly K. Hooper in an interview.
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A lot of people who could not be convinced to give up meat altogether — because they would miss the general taste and texture, or because they are persuaded that they need some meat for their health — might agree to give up the consumption of at least one species of commonly farmed animal.
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They would highlight the nominee's fitness for the office, and they would use Republican opposition to rally both immigrant and minority groups, who might see their own struggle for social and political acceptance reflected in someone like Srinivasan, and moderates, who might be convinced that the Republican opposition was simply mindless obstruction.
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In the fractured American commons, there are competing streams of information, and the information offered by CNN is so different from that offered by Fox News that to believe one side is to be convinced that the other is telling a story, in the schoolyard sense of the phrase: telling a lie.
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If any of these Senate Democrats can be convinced to vote for the plan, then Republicans will both get bipartisan cover for the bill and dramatically increase their odds of getting the 50 votes they need, allowing Republicans to notch their first real legislative win and dramatically alter the federal tax code.
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The Chinese continue to be concerned that, after they have made concessions to get to the brink of a deal, Mr. Trump will be convinced by more hawkish voices in the media or the administration to try to press China for even more, said Eswar Prasad, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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The despairing are unlikely to be convinced by this quick description, so for a better sense of the lukewarmist case, I recommend two recent essays by Oren Cass of the Manhattan Institute: First, "The Problem With Climate Catastrophizing," from Foreign Affairs, and second, "How to Worry About Climate Change," from National Affairs.
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While it took Nakhla a while to be convinced that Father Marcos would actually start a Coptic museum in Canada, she eventually offered six of her biblical works as gifts to the museum on the condition that they remain on display to be studied as part of a renewed interest in Coptic art.
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"Given the lack of access to any SMA treatment in many places, we are yet to be convinced that a health lottery is an appropriate way of meeting the unmet medical needs in this severe disease," TreatSMA said, adding it is gathering feedback from other SMA groups before formulating a formal position.
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"Given the lack of access to any SMA treatment in many places, we are yet to be convinced that a health lottery is an appropriate way of meeting the unmet medical needs in this severe disease," TreatSMA said, adding it is gathering feedback from other SMA groups before formulating a formal position.
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If you're not sure if the book's for you—even with its gorgeous photography and food styling and Test Kitchen-approved recipes—we think you might be convinced by a glimpse at how thoroughly we break down the basics of infusing cannabis into your food, starting with all of the the tools you'll need.
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"Whether it is criminal behavior or not, Mueller has enough to show Donald Trump and his lies in a way that definitively the American people, including a lot of Fox viewers, perhaps may be convinced that we are seeing a false narrative by the United States in which, well, maybe there is collusion," Bernstein added.
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So, if a young white man can be convinced that gaming "belongs" to him and that it is on the verge of being taken away, he might be more easily persuaded to accept similarly structured arguments about, say, the dangers of allowing nonwhite immigrants to take over the country under the noses of "real" Americans.
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Unlike the court of public opinion, where more than 80 women have accused Weinstein of sexual abuse ranging from harassment to rape, the criminal court proceedings are governed by precise statutory definitions, rules of evidence and the highest legal standard of proof — to convict, all jurors must be convinced of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Bellinger told BuzzFeed News that he thought the delays were likely a combination of the administration being slow to get infrastructure in place to work on nominees after Trump won in November, potential nominees being hesitant to join the administration and needing time to be convinced, and the White House's aversion to bringing on people who had criticized Trump.
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The one below, for instance, may need to be double-checked, since there are so many creatures in it and the shadows may fool the system into counting a few twice: With some tweaks, the system could also be convinced to watch for whales, dolphins, boats, and other common features of the coast that could stand to be quantified.
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But in a right-wing filter bubble, it's apparently easy to be convinced that there are "no-go" Muslim-controlled regions throughout Europe, that a creeping takeover of Western institutions by Sharia law is already underway, that your local shopping mall may very well be under surveillance right now by planners of the next catastrophic terror attack, etc.
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"Nothing is off the table, but we do want to make such a compelling case, such an ironclad case, that even the Republican Senate, which at the time seems to be not an objective jury, will be convinced of the path that we have to take as a country," she said at a San Francisco event.
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"Now he seems to be convinced that by placing other issues to the side and focusing solely on what China and Xi Jinping can do for the US on the North Korean issue, he can succeed in getting what he wants," Adam Cathcart, a North Korea expert at Leeds University in the UK, told CNN in an email.
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But of course for any of it to be possible Electron needs the UK's energy industry to buy in and be convinced that investing in decentralized blockchains is worth its while, vs, for example, having a single provider run a centralized database that all players plug into — which would be an alternative route to improve switching efficiency, for example.
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Even those willing to be convinced that blackness is both reviled and relied upon for what happens on the internet—an ambivalence to the tune of Eric Lott's classic study Love and Theft—tend to feel uneasy about the suggestion that the out-and-out racism of anonymous users bears any relation to their own, very casual, user behavior.
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John Scarlett, chair of the committee who was involved in drafting the report, and Jonathan Powell, chief of staff to Prime Minister Blair, exchanged an email, obtained by the inquiry, on the night after JIC had expressed reservations: "The dossier is good and convincing for those who are prepared to be convinced," Powell wrote to Scarlett.
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What we have documented over the years is that when people are nominated to the Supreme Court they go into their committee hearings expressing their open mind to the concept, and then once they get inside that chamber of nine, they manage to be convinced by the others there that it would be detrimental to the institution.
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The simple answer would be to pigeonhole Alan Pardew as the sort of bloke who sings his own name, who calls himself "the king" while snaffling other people's dinners, a man who could well be convinced to get a 'Super Alan Pardew' tattoo on his arse cheek before exposing it in the dressing room after Palace's match against Sunderland on Saturday.
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In my experience, workers have to be taught — and they want to be taught — to stand up for themselves and how to take collective action, and then that spills over into their communities and into politics... Now, workers do have to be convinced that it is in their power to do that, because their whole lives they're told, 'You're powerless.
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While the political shenanigans inside Britain are captivating to watch (and probably of vital interest for those who have to live with the consequences), of more importance to global commodity markets is how quickly everyone can be convinced that the fallout from Brexit can be successfully contained, or whether it is a contagion that infects more than just a seemingly bewildered Britain.
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They weren't invested in romance because it is grafted to their DNA; it meant something to them only as long as you could be convinced that it meant something to you; that there is a bomb shelter from the blasts of adulthood, and it was in reliving the minor atrocities of your childhood you were too naïve to recognize at the time.
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I need to be convinced that it's worth my time to immerse myself inside this sad self-loathing man's headspace for the length of a divorce, that I will get something interesting and new and artistically compelling out of it that I haven't already gotten from the five thousand other divorce stories I've already consumed, and Marriage Story never entirely convinced me.
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He'd also be just as likely to end up eating food from a New York transplant chef as a homegrown talent: Love could easily take Joe to check out David Chang's LA outpost, Majordomo, or the NoMad Hotel downtown; if they could be convinced to head west (worse than to the Valley, IMHO), there's Roberta's at Platform in Culver City.
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"There are undoubtedly going to be issues that ordinary working people will need to be convinced about ... My union has one and a half million members and we'll be speaking to all of them and try to put forward the positive case for the EU," Len McCluskey, head of Britain's biggest trade union, Unite, told an audience at the German embassy in London last week.
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There's a clear chicken and egg problem with VR at this nascent stage, with content producers needing an installed base of VR users to be incentivized to make content, yet consumers needing to be convinced of the worth of buying a VR headset by seeing compelling content… Cheaper pro camera hardware to produce more compelling VR content to drive general consumer interest is Nokia's thinking here.
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" Another reader was skeptical of the parameters of the study and whether it could be widely applied: "With that many observed characteristics different than what this small test study considered, there would have to be a more thorough examination of how this would work in DC-like conditions for me to be convinced of any necessary efficiency benefits for it to be worth the cultural backlash.
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While optimistic that electric four-seater crafts flown by a pilot will soon be possible, and that UberAir will certainly hit its 2020 goal for demo flights in Los Angeles and the Dallas area, Khosrowshahi said he had to be convinced that the cost would come down, and that the service would be accessible to the masses or even residents of those two cities by 2023.
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The leaked memo (PDF) also hinted at other possible Trump-era priorities for the Energy Department, like: Some energy experts are holding out hope that Perry might still be convinced to support at least some types of low-carbon energy research while he's there — such as carbon capture for coal or nuclear power — even if he does deny that climate change is a problem.
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Despite the fact that both the International Olympic Committee and the Association of Boxing Commissions had protocols in place allowing transgender athletes to compete—and despite the fact that both the California and Florida athletic commissions had licensed Fox to fight—many in the community could not be convinced that Fallon Fox wasn't anything more than a cheat, a man looking to achieve MMA glory by beating up women.
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Former federal prosecutor Joseph Moreno on Monday said that courts do not appear to be convinced by the defense against criminal proceedings provided by an unnamed foreign company, which could be related to special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's probe into Russia's election interference.
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In an era where I had to choose between voting for a man who had bragged about sexual assault or a woman who had enabled a husband accused of it, in an era where we can't even convict Bill Cosby of sexual assault, in an era when a Brock Turner-type gets nothing but a slap on the wrist, the general public still has to be convinced that rape and sexual harassment are real problems.
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Creating product lines is also a direct-to-consumer endeavor: Whereas getting cast in a movie or signed to a label requires impressing gatekeepers who might not want to be associated with reality TV (or may not be convinced by your talent), selling lipstick and T-shirts just requires enough startup capital to create stock, and a big and loyal enough Instagram following to ensure that someone will buy what you're selling.
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These companies, with all their resources and reach and ability to manipulate public opinion, have done something they do frequently: They've conflated identifying a problem with solving it, and if we let ourselves be convinced these issues are headed in the right direction and our problems really are internal, then we ignore the very real reasons so many people don't feel good about being the people they are in the world we live in.
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So Brexiteers — and others who support Brexit but don't want to see a no-deal scenario — may give in and choose May's deal to avoid what they see as a worse scenario: postponing the UK's departure from the EU. And if pro-Remain MPs fear the possibility, even if its small, that Parliament somehow votes for a no-deal Brexit before it has a chance to extend the deadline, they might be convinced to back May's deal.
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Well, it goes beyond that, I think first a lot of voters need to be convinced...If voters are convinced that, deep inside, you really don't believe in social security and Medicare, that the market should have taken care of that, and that you should have saved enough money while you were working to be able to take care for yourself, if they believe that those are your instincts, then of course they're going to be suspicious of any proposal you make.
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RSC chair Mark Walker on Repub plan to replace Obamacare: "In that form and absent substantial changes, I cannot vote for the bill..." The views of these two camps are irreconcilable unless the moderates become convinced a Paul Ryan–approved ACA alternative isn't as draconian as it almost certainly will be; and unless the radicals can be convinced the same plan is a take-it-or-leave-it opportunity to get the revenge they've been seeking for the partisan passage of Obamacare all along.
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Well, what I mean by identity politics is that you are reasoning on the basis of skin color, or religion, or gender, or some particular trait, which you have by accident, which you can't change — you fell into that bin through no process of reasoning on your own, you couldn't be convinced to be white or black — and to reason from that place as though, because you're you, because you have the skin color you have, certain things are true and very likely incommunicable to other people who don't share your identity.
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Our discussion of Lil Wayne's interest in giving head is just getting started for the week—by the end of the next three days you're going to be convinced Wayne is a sort of feminist icon—but this is a good jumping off point: There's something to be said for the fact that the most energized Wayne sounded during this whole period of his career was when he came up for air at the end of his verse here to shout, "I put that pussy in my face I ain't got no worries!"
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