Some will be interested in mortgages and risky investments -- others will be interested in safe investments and income.
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Microsoft will help organize what you can access, what you should be interested in, what you might be interested in.
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She may not be interested in the image we've made of her, or she may be interested in ways we didn't predict.
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"The goal here is really about, how do we get people that aren't interested in space to be interested in space and be interested in the museum?" said Mark Kornmann, an associate director.
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News that she would be interested in reviving the show.
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I want people to be interested in telling diverse stories.
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"No one seems to be interested in him," Murtha says.
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Would you be interested in sharing your story with America?
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She always found something or someone to be interested in.
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They asked if I'd be interested in directing an episode.
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But what if it's something you might be interested in?
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Statoil and AkerBP could be interested in Dong's Norwegian licenses.
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It is something I would be interested in writing about.
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The military will very likely be interested in this work.
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And now Apple seems to be interested in them, too.
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I wouldn't be interested in a man like that anyway.
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Then, you might be interested in learning about clinical trials.
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Analysts said other companies might now be interested in bidding.
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Poland's Enea said it would be interested in the asset.
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How do you know people will be interested in Pasola?
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Wouldn't viewers be interested in seeing how lesbians make babies?
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Like I said, I'd be interested in comments from solvers.
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You might be interested in the history of that affidavit.
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Mr. Ho does not seem to be interested in kumbayas.
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We'll be interested in hearing the answers to their questions.
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I had just begun to be interested in teen magazines.
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Popovich's players may also be interested in defending a record.
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He is said to be interested in a swift solution.
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They also have to be interested in going to space.
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Major collectors are beginning to be interested in the period.
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"Investors are going to be interested in this," she said.
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O) could be interested in partnering with Daimler AG's (DAIGn.
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It is reasonable and normal to be interested in this.
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I'd be interested in any thoughts on the matter, so please write back and let us know — just as I'd be interested in your thoughts on whether you agree with Gucci about the modern thing.
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Why might Albertsons be interested in this tiny meal delivery startup?
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So would Smith be interested in returning to his royal title?
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Semiretirees with a green thumb might be interested in this one.
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He continues to be interested in opera, theatre and contemporary events.
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Politicos of all stripes seem to be interested in the story.
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So who might be interested in buying a Jaguar E-Pace?
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Will your partner be interested in changing things up during sex?
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Kramer asked Bisbano if he'd be interested in teaching a class.
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Then they might be interested in seeing it in real life.
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Kim's regime may also be interested in a reduction in sanctions.
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Would you ever be interested in playing the game for yourself?
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Is beating StarCraft something that you would personally be interested in?
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He also may or may not be interested in David Blatt.
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He's probably not going to be interested in the streaking Whittaker.
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You'd think they'd be interested in any intrusion, remote or otherwise.
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Is there another story you'd be interested in playing around with?
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This, perhaps, makes me unlikely to be interested in artificial intelligence.
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It's unclear if any miners would be interested in the sites.
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One player the Spurs may not be interested in: Lonzo Ball.
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Iran, he indicated, will not be interested in entering new negotiations.
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Yet few brands seem to be interested in models at all.
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Yet don't think the government won't be interested in your winnings.
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It makes sense that the FBI would be "interested" in him.
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It's not just Mueller who may be interested in Giuliani's testimony.
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Would I be interested in interviewing Mr. Deripaska, the aide asked.
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Why would we be interested in something we couldn't actually do?
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I asked if they would be interested in representing Rudy Giuliani.
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I would be interested in learning her views on these matters.
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If posters aren't your thing, perhaps you'd be interested in pins?
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At least two artists would be interested in being hosted there.
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Is it a cool brand that I might be interested in?
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The Trump administration does not appear to be interested in tradeoffs.
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But actually too handsome, I thought, to be interested in me.
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He added he'd still be interested in serving under those conditions.
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Not many people seem to be interested in that knowledge-share.
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"Well, I'd be interested in the list you have," Price replied.
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"It encourages you to be interested in other things," she said.
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I think both of us would be interested in doing that.
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They wondered: Would Sugimoto be interested in designing the entire apartment?
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I love predicting what I think people will be interested in.
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Of course, not everyone is going to be interested in temperature play.
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It suddenly seemed an odd set of things to be interested in.
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As if we can't think of these fish, or be interested in
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I think you might be interested in the way this girl works.
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They might be interested in meeting each other and doing electronics stuff.
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Other media companies also could be interested in Fox's assets, Wieser said.
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Some youths may be interested in surgical options, while some may not.
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Markets will be interested in what message is signalled by the Czechs.
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Would you guys be interested in working together again in the future?
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MI) might be interested in merging with Germany's state-backed Commerzbank (CBKG.
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I asked him, 'Would you ever be interested in getting this far?
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So there's good reason to be interested in what he's doing here.
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But why would an investment app company be interested in coffee consumption?
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If that's something you think you'd be interested in, then read on.
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So maybe in the future that'd be something I'd be interested in.
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Is that something you would be interested in being a part of?
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Would you be interested in making a new deck with different cards?
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They thought the ride-hailing service would be interested in event information.
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What does he have to say that I would be interested in?
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They show people things that they're more likely to be interested in.
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"You'll be interested in it," he told the Fox News co-hosts.
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You have to be interested in more than just wearing the uniform.
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Analysts suggested other companies might now be interested in making a bid.
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"There's a lot to be interested in the human microbiome," he said.
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I think you can be interested in the polar opposites of something.
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You may be interested in having a home office at this time.
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Some families in the area would be interested in making that happen.
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Sources say Cukurova may also be interested in selling to other buyers.
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"I'd be interested in seeing what would be proposed specifically," she said.
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You might also be interested in: • Think it's cathartic to run angry?
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I wondered why a policeman would be interested in my travel routine.
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Then I'd be interested in you making a comparison on the answer.
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Would he be interested in meeting an amazing, beautiful friend of mine?
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An Oklahoma City native, he may also be interested in the Thunder.
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And, of course, they have to be interested in going to space.
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Tourists may be interested in taking a sidetrip to Gangneung's Unification Park.
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It is not clear if Clouse would be interested in the role.
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UK alcoholic beverage giant Diageo (DEO) also could be interested in cannabis.
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Kondo skeptics may be interested in the "ironic" readings of Xenophon's dialogue.
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Then here's a list of other things you might be interested in.
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"Governments have to be interested in keeping their genetic resources," Scherf said.
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The club is also rumored to be interested in a NWSL franchise.
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Would you be interested in knowing at that scene people stopped watching?
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And that's a topic people have good reason to be interested in.
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These are both things that a reasonable person could be interested in.
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"We hope that someone will be interested in the resale value," he says.
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"Who is big enough to be interested in something like this?" he wondered.
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Well, you need to be interested in it because it&aposs really boring.
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An Alexa with some cool moves is something I might be interested in.
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It's unclear at this time who might be interested in purchasing the ships.
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I'd be interested in trying it out over a longer period of time.
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At this point, it's unclear who would still be interested in this watch.
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I wonder if people would be interested in seeing what we do, too.
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But it is most certainly a future question we will be interested in.
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Many would also be interested in having smart speaker capabilities in their cars.
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In Paradise, I find, it is hard not to be interested in people.
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DreamWorks would not be interested in buying a stake in Paramount, he added.
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Foreign firms likely to be interested in the rollout include Nokia and Ericsson.
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They assume that because I'm polyamorous that I would be interested in cheating.
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Sources told CNBC that parties other than Xilinx may be interested in Mellanox.
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Amy Klobuchar, is said to be interested in a White House bid. Sen.
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Only one SNL character could possibly be interested in Making America Drunk Again.
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If football wasn't in the picture, would Oaks be interested in the kid?
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Although she may not be interested in selling, she is interested in buying.
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Others, like Nissan, are also rumored to be interested in joining the series.
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You cannot will yourself to be interested in something you're not interested in.
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But if you didn't do that, what would you be interested in doing?
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T) said it would be interested in buying Seiyu if Walmart Inc (WMT.
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Bezos seems to be interested in creating something similar, instead of donating money.
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And one that Israel likely will be interested in hearing more about. 23.
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Cuomo is widely believed to be interested in running for president in 2020.
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"It's amazing that anyone would be interested in someone who's 2000," she says.
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Did Bohannon know any current college athletes who would be interested in joining?
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Investors should be interested in whether or not this is too much influence.
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Not that I don't think more people should be interested in owning records.
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You'll be interested in expanding your horizons over the next month or so.
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When I finished, Netflix [asked] me [if] I'd be interested in this project.
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You might also be interested in: • Do I really need a yearly physical?
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Would you be interested in any of the projects mentioned in the article?
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Maybe Trump, this time, will be interested in making a deal on immigration.
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There are different reasons why you might be interested in developing this tech.
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So I doubt that they would be interested in a $120 yearly subscription.
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On Friday, Mr. Trump said he would be interested in pursuing separate deals.
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Here are some more areas that the Vision Fund might be interested in.
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Kamala Harris, for "anything that she would be interested in," including vice president.
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Might Colgate-Palmolive be interested in an Irish Spring Street station in SoHo?
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This is something capitalists in the United States might be interested in understanding.
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That's something regulators would be interested in regardless of the technology being used.
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When I was around 20, [I realized girls could be interested in me].
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Invite people who have careers you might be interested in coffee or lunch.
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Harbin's mother said they would "definitely" be interested in touring the White House.
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A lot of them are going to be interested in staying with him.
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Multiple investigative agencies could be interested in policing potential misconduct at the firm.
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And that any casting person would be interested in meeting the black Seth Rogen.
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Sources told Reuters that Finland's Fortum might be interested in some of Uniper's assets.
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Daggar-Nickson doesn't appear to be interested in explaining the root causes of abuse.
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Jennifer Lawrence and Margot Robbie are both rumored to be interested in the project.
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Then Wyper will stop showing you cars you're not going to be interested in.
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"We would definitely be interested in a collaboration like that, for sure," he said.
|
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And will people beyond Razer's admittedly hardcore fanbase even be interested in this phone?
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So regular flyers will be interested in anything that might speed up the process.
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Two in five people said they'd be interested in owning an autonomous flying car.
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The staffer called the LAPD, assuming cops would be interested in speaking to Bruce.
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"So then, logically, they should be interested in talking with Japan in the end."
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What's it like to have everyone be interested in you all of a sudden?
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Here's ten things from sports and technology we think you might be interested in.
|
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Even so, Apple really does seem to be interested in the smart home market.
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I think it's human nature to be interested in what other people are doing.
|
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Meanwhile, former DNC Chair Howard Dean said he would be interested in serving again.
|
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Adami said he would also be interested in similar moves in Nvidia and Intel.
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But I didn't think anybody would really be interested in that at the moment.
|
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Investors are more likely to be interested in the company's newfound focus on technology.
|
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It does not appear for the moment to be interested in violence in Indonesia.
|
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Trader Guy Adami said he would be interested in McDonald's at the $105 level.
|
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No one seemed to be interested in what they had to say about Urabá.
|
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From your perspective, is having a third child something you'd ever be interested in?
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You might be interested in three predictions Orville made that have already come true.
|
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Last summer, Mazur was asked if he would be interested in becoming TPC's director.
|
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China has not made clear whether it would be interested in joining the TPP.
|
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Not five seconds, but how did you get to be interested in this topic?
|
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Others, like Nissan and Porsche, are rumored to be interested in joining as well.
|
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Vulnerable Democrats who are up for reelection in 2018 might be interested in dealmaking.
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I want people to be interested in my ideas first rather than my physique.
|
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Some suggest that the government may not really be interested in stopping illegal miners.
|
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AIs of the future will mostly be interested in other AIs, however, Schmidhuber predicted.
|
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"I think that Democrats will not be interested in entitlement reform," McConnell told Axios.
|
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Why Salesforce might be interested in Twitter was a head-scratcher to some people.
|
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A critic ought to be interested in people qua people, and literature qua literature.
|
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"That gives us some signal about what you might be interested in," Inzerillo said.
|
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Might the young scientist be interested in seeing a large colony of parrots instead?
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But, hopefully [our customers] will learn something more, and be interested in sustainability also.
|
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Immediately, for almost everybody, they start thinking about applications they might be interested in.
|
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Cerner: The Wall Street Journal first hinted Cerner could be interested in buying Athenahealth.
|
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As a theologian, you must be interested in the difference between resurrection and reanimation.
|
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Then the person is matched with researchers who may be interested in their DNA.
|
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It is easy to see why the Miller Center might be interested in Short.
|
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One, it's not clear Sony would be interested in losing control of Sony Pictures.
|
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At first these horsemen wondered why a French artist would be interested in them.
|
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I kind of think of what my own parents/grandparents would be interested in.
|
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"I'm not sure I would be interested in supporting" Mr. Avenatti's effort, she said.
|
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That gamifies it a bit; people will be interested in what the 25% was.
|
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If not, would you be interested in playing it if you had the opportunity?
|
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In a sign that the court might be interested in the cases, Lowe v.
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At first I was like, Oh that's weird, he won't be interested in me.
|
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It's not surprising that the departing national security advisor would be interested in this.
|
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Do you feel like you should be interested in sex because everyone else is?
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The daily said that Lux Med, Medicover and PZU might be interested in Scanmed.
|
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"We will be interested in Russian crudes if the price is right," he said.
|
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The actor said he would be interested in playing Streep's husband on the series.
|
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"A huge slice of society would be interested in this technology," Dr. Kline said.
|
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Reach out to friends and colleagues who might be interested in supporting your cause.
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Only reason I do them is because people seem to be interested in them.
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"He had this incredible capacity to be interested in other people," Professor Perrineau said.
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I've checked her blog; it's okay, but nothing most girls would be interested in.
|
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And to be interested in politics is, for most people, to choose a side.
|
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He thinks someone in the White House might be interested in borrowing that move.
|
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But Indiana sources say that other big names could be interested in running, too.
|
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"We would be interested in increasing our stake (or) expanding our operations," he said.
|
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It also highlights how many different groups might be interested in accessing such data.
|
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Mitsui declined to comment on whether it would be interested in the Exxon assets.
|
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You may also be interested in the Atlantic's article about this back and forth.
|
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"She didn't really understand why anyone would be interested in this," Ms. Perrior said.
|
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Politically, one could wonder whether the European Union would be interested in La Scala.
|
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You don't have to be interested in taking magic mushrooms to read this book.
|
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They contacted me and asked me if I would be interested in developing it.
|
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He said foreign firms would be interested in the fields if they won equity stakes.
|
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It is also said to be interested in taking over one of the blockchain projects.
|
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This frog does not seem like one I'd be interested in sharing a habitat with.
|
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"[Y]ou would think that they would be interested in moving ahead," she said.[Politico]
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Well, this is when I asked people if they would be interested in this. Sure.
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Expect to be interested in trying out new ways to be productive at this time!
|
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Separately, SiriusXM (SIRI) is still said to be interested in Pandora at the right price.
|
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If you're happy and you know it, you might be interested in buying these products.
|
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Most people are probably going to be interested in the special edition D5 and D500.
|
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The opposition is "sitting with monsters who claim to be interested in humanitarianism," he said.
|
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It was from a person named Joshua purporting to be interested in converting to Islam.
|
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So who would be interested in dropping seven figures on such an extreme timekeeping machine?
|
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Blackburn hasn't indicated whether or not she'd be interested in the Judiciary position just yet.
|
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Whether Tesla would be interested in a tie-up with Volkswagen or not is unclear.
|
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Garland can only say that "we would certainly be interested in having Apple" support RCS.
|
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Chen identifies Richemont, which owns Cartier, as one company that might be interested in Tiffany.
|
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"That is definitely news to us and definitely something we'd be interested in," Lehrman said.
|
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She once wondered why "anyone [should] be interested in my boring, alienated, marginal, messy life".
|
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It spots the ones you might be interested in and puts them in your briefing.
|
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Here's one I missed from last week that you might be interested in: Warner Bros.
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These may be interested in providing floating vessels to the offshore oil and gas company.
|
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Germany-based Lufthansa had previously said it would only be interested in a restructured Alitalia.
|
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It's just not a normal thing for a kid to be interested in cable news.
|
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I feel like that's a prime audience that might be interested in another Kennedy story!
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That certainly sounds a good deal like something Ford, the creator, would be interested in.
|
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I surely don't expect Scott Pruitt to be interested in cracking down on any polluters.
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Chaim: Sounds like you'd be interested in joining Chewie for some roast porg there, Tasha.
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Four out of ten Americans say they'd be interested in having a robot caregiver now.
|
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How did Howard, well-born, come to be interested in the lot of the poor?
|
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A source close to Popolare di Bari said the bank may be interested in CariChieti.
|
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NR), Kenya's biggest bank by deposits, may be interested in buying parts of Barclays' (BARC.
|
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You don't have to be interested in taking magic mushrooms to listen to this conversation.
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Reuters is also reporting that various Asian airlines may also be interested in Virgin America.
|
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Reuters is also reporting that various Asian airlines may also be interested in Virgin America.
|
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No, he seems only to be interested in pleasing the right wing of the GOP.
|
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"If we do that then the big guys won't be interested in us," Cathey said.
|
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BUT WE HAVE TO ASK YOU, WOULD YOU BE INTERESTED IN THE FED CHAIR JOB?
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They want you to respect them, they want you to be interested in their lives.
|
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"Were we to win the majority, that's something we'd be interested in," the aide said.
|
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Flake said he would be interested in serving on corporate boards and exploring other opportunities.
|
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Investors may also be interested in how the Dow behaves after passing a big milestone.
|
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Why not ask some of your friends if they'd be interested in splitting the bill?
|
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O also said this month it would be interested in a merger with Paramount Pictures.
|
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Nevertheless, Sanrio appears to be interested in developing more augmented reality content for the HoloLens.
|
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Fox is known to be interested in a Montana gubernatorial bid, according to the report.
|
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Behind Black in seniority are three lawmakers who might not be interested in the job.
|
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There's even been rumblings that Tom might actually be interested in getting in the Octagon.
|
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So to suggest that I would be interested in selling CNN just doesn't make sense.
|
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We decided people might be interested in what it's like to be in our shoes.
|
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Mr. Geithner asked Mr. Powell if he would be interested in returning to public service.
|
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Would the owner be interested in renting the club to Mr. Veach for his church?
|
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They also may not be interested in digital literacy classes if they aren't framed properly.
|
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"My credo is always just be interested, be interested in all your things," Federer said.
|
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You can understand why the brand might be interested in her, given her starry résumé.
|
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But it's not clear whether Senate Republicans will be interested in the new developments. Sen.
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I didn't go into college thinking this would be something I would be interested in.
|
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It remains to be seen how many sports fans will be interested in these offerings.
|
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I would have thought that lots of psychologists and neuroscientists would be interested in curiosity.
|
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"Maybelline asked if I'd be interested in working with them on some shows," she said.
|
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"I can't feel anything he might be interested in," she says of the younger man.
|
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He added his group would be interested in working with them to achieve that goal.
|
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Kamby said he would be interested in starting a campaign similar to #MeToo in Senegal.
|
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You might be interested in starting your weekend early or doing something excessive and dramatic.
|
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I did, and then I asked them if they would be interested in being interviewed.
|
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A smaller set of the population is gonna be interested in fully immersive VR gaming.
|
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So naturally, all the big platform companies are going to be interested in this space.
|
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"The Clintons seem to be interested in their own financial future, and Mr. Trump seems to be interested in the country's financial future," said a middle-aged woman named M.J., who was sitting on a bench by the water preparing for a job interview.
|
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The company also believes people will be interested in trying a smartwatch if it's cheap enough.
|
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"I would be interested in having a Bond character other than being a male," he said.
|
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Biermann has told TMZ Sports he'd be interested in taking up MMA after his NFL career.
|
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But the applications offer a window into problems and markets that businesses may be interested in.
|
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Low-cost carrier Ryanair could be interested in buying Alitalia, Corriere della Sera said on Saturday.
|
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Tyson (TSN) is hoping that protein-conscious, flexitarian eaters will be interested in the new products.
|
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He asked some documentary filmmakers if they would be interested in doing it, but none were.
|
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" So I called her representatives, and her agent's like, "I think she'd be interested in this.
|
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So they're gonna be interested in what it was like to be on a TV show.
|
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They have to be interested in natural wine, which is something that I wanted to explore.
|
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Even her longtime partner, Stedman Graham, hinted she would be interested in taking on the challenge.
|
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The Met is hosting an information session soon that aspiring volunteers will be interested in attending.
|
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BOB IGER: --continue to-- to have value and people will be will be interested in it.
|
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In 2016, Timberlake said he would "absolutely" be interested in collaborating with Spears on new music.
|
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Comcast and Charter appear to be interested in reselling Sprint's wireless service under their own name.
|
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And without that framework, how can anybody know if they'll be interested in the first place?
|
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Profumo also said the group could be interested in the two maintenance divisions of Piaggio Aero.
|
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That explains why United were reported to be interested in acquiring Christian Eriksen from Tottenham Hotspur.
|
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Amazon would also be interested in any wireless spectrum that could be divested, the source said.
|
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Many straight and gay/lesbian people believe bisexual people can't actually be interested in multiple genders.
|
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Toyota or Amazon could be interested in acquiring Boston Dynamics for their manufacturing or warehouse operations.
|
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Moto is hoping that outside developers will be interested in creating "Moto Mods" of their own.
|
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Only a small segment of the 1 million active buyers will be interested in each category.
|
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We messaged people via social media if we thought they would be interested in the campaign.
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Officials of Iran and Russia have said their governments might be interested in issuing crypto-currencies.
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Recently, a girl asked if I would be interested in going out on a date sometime.
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There's no telling who might be interested in it and how big an offer might be.
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There's also the question of motivation — why would China be interested in disrupting or destroying Bitcoin?
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But the American people ought to be interested in how such personal documents were made public.
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But I haven't seen it so I'll be interested in witnessing how it all turns out.
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I sort of figured that somebody would be interested in potentially buying it, and that's, yeah.
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" Collins added "It's my understanding that the House has not be interested in appropriating the funds.
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Investors are also considering whether a Chinese buyer might be interested in the Italian-American automaker.
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Euronext, which ICE spun off two years, ago is understood to be interested in purchasing Clearnet.
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I think you'll be interested in what Taylor has to say and how I take it.
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"I feel like people would only be interested in for, like, a week, though," she admitted.
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We're building a community that could definitely be interested in something like that in the future.
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"I just never thought someone who is average size would be interested in me," she admits.
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But private competitors might be interested in some of the information as well, the report reads.
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I had an American Government class with her, and she thought I'd be interested in it.
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Yet, men who smoke are reportedly 6% more likely to be interested in women who smoke.
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She jokingly asks Khloé if she'd be interested in being a surrogate for her and Kayne.
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"Would you be interested in coming to my house sometime to sleep with me?" she asks.
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"There are just simply not assets that we might be interested in," he said on Thursday.
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Whole Foods isn't the only company the tech giant has been rumored to be interested in.
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Maybe it seems like nothing special for boys (or girls) to be interested in outer space.
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Both strategic names and private equity firms could be interested in funding the Narrows Lake infrastructure.
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Would you be interested in a pair of glasses that could also be night-vision goggles?
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Trump himself won't be interested in the complexity such a deal would require, our sources say.
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Answer: "Say anything yoga if you want them to be interested in you," one user wrote.
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"I think that Democrats will not be interested in entitlement reform," McConnell said at the event.
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If you were raised by Grace Adichie, my mother, you had better be interested in fashion.
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N) and companies that may be interested in getting into programing, such as Apple Inc(AAPL.
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India is believed to be interested in paying $65 to $80 million each for 150 aircraft.
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But on his follow-up, Witness, Booker doesn't seem to be interested in fitting anyone's mold.
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Democrats are also unlikely to be interested in rubber-stamping one of the president's signature promises.
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I suspect some folks might be interested in this mod, but haven't touched Hearts of Iron.
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Luckily, there is one prospective opponent out there that he's very likely to be interested in.
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The folks at Dartmouth came along, asked me if I'd be interested in being their president.
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But, Dr. Pacala said, it's quite likely that other countries will be interested in carbon removal.
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Through that, someone else [asked] if I would be interested in buying this or buying that.
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She might be interested in making a book deal, or simply in repairing her public brand.
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I didn't think people would be interested in the shit I'm used to seeing every day.
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Putin said he was worried that Washington didn't appear to be interested in discussing its future.
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Would you be interested in testing out our products to see if they work for you?
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After coming back I thought, there must be more people that would be interested in it.
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The idea is to create conditions so that everyone will be interested in doing the same.
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The paper has two main ideas: Sensible wonks would also be interested in seeing proper experiments.
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There's a good reason companies like Apple and Google may be interested in releasing cheaper smartphones.
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If you've already read the column, you may be interested in some of the reader comments.
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Ms. Sittenfeld said she would not be interested in writing a novel that imagined that Mrs.
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But what kind of fan wouldn't be interested in their favorite musician trying stuff like that?
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You can also search for events you may be interested in based on time and location.
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One idea he had was to contact new companies that had be interested in software tools.
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He recalled the phone call from Woods asking if he'd be interested in working for him.
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Even if it's really expensive, I'm going to be interested in whatever they come up with.
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Trump's executive order offered multiple reasons why the federal government might be interested in that data.
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Similarly, I'd be interested in knowing if it will prompt American readers to ride into Canada.
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Think carefully, because the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence could well be interested in your answer.
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We may not be interested in the struggle for global domination, but those in Beijing are.
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They may be interested in investing as a way of expanding their own product or service.
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If you believe that, I have a hot company named Theranos you might be interested in.
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If you think one emoji is worth a thousand words, you'll be interested in this one.
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Johnson thinks that, without Weld on the ticket, the media wouldn't be interested in his campaign.
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In any case, it is unclear whether the locals would be interested in accepting American rule.
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There are a gazillion other recipes you may be interested in cooking this weekend on Cooking.
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He recalled the phone call from Woods asking if he'd be interested in working for him.
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And Cohen's lawyer, Lanny Davis, has said that Cohen has information Mueller might be interested in.
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They're more interested than ... In the past, another network would be interested in picking up something.
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It is not a personal or intellectual weakness to like clothes and be interested in them.
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"You don't need to be interested in African style or African textiles or African dress," says Mears.
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It's shocking stuff, but it turns out young women can be interested in both fashion and politics.
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Those things create a big hurdle for anyone who might be interested in hacking into sequencing software.
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The companies said to be interested in the venture did not immediately reply to requests for comment.
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But as additive manufacturing is used in more fields, hackers will naturally be interested in locating weaknesses.
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Like many aspects of retail surveillance, police departments would undoubtedly be interested in the technology as well.
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Based on your preferences, the game will match you with someone it hopes you'll be interested in.
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The company could also be interested in buying General Electric's power conversion unit, the first source said.
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On top of that, we'll be interested in enjoying earthly pleasures as Venus moves through sensual Taurus.
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To be interested in something — and hence to write about it — is to be between, in flux.
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Media reports have suggested that other groups such as private equity could be interested in Entertainment One.
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I have some news that you might be interested in: The Streets just dropped two new tracks.
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A notifier further points out that Bahnhof may not be interested in female applicants with this advertisement.
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I had managed to assume that mostly black people would be interested in the African American story.
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He mentioned a few months ago that Glock would be interested in giving guns to the winners.
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If it sounds like something you might be interested in, you can apply on the palace's website.
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He told her he had a house in Milford; perhaps she'd be interested in spending time there.
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There are reasons to see why a tech giant could be interested in CEO Nick Woodman's company.
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One of them said Glock would be interested in giving guns to the winners of the Games.
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The Society asked if I'd be interested in trying to reverse engineer this skill of the Robot.
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I don't expect everyone to be interested in lingerie, but the conversation around it can be limited.
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Where America would probably be interested in this, but the media is like saying no, no, no.
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There&aposs going to people that are going to be interested in this, because we never know.
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Later, though, Shushanna pulls Jordan into her orbit, suggesting that she might actually be interested in Jordan.
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But I've been authorized by their parent company to see if you'd be interested in an offer.
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For all the red, Idaho might be interested in a progressive willing to disrupt the status quo.
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So much so, that many may be interested in dressing up as the film's stars this Halloween.
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Ford was rumored to be interested in buying the company last summer, but a deal never materialized.
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If they're a salesperson, refer them to someone who might be interested in their service or product.
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Investors will be interested in whether the company's push for free one-day shipping has lifted sales.
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Why would an 18- or 19-year-old be interested in driving a 50-year-old car?
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Unity later got in touch with Blomkamp to ask whether he'd be interested in expanding the project.
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So basically they reached out to me and asked if it was something I'd be interested in.
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Apple — Apple would be interested in any potential Time Warner spinoff, according to the New York Post.
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Erste Group has said it would be interested in the bank "if the right people approach it".
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The investigators are thought to be interested in McAuliffe's "suspicious" personal finances and foreign sources of income.
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Audible approached Scalzi, wanting to know if he'd be interested in a new short, audio-only project.
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You may not be interested in pro wrestling, but pro wrestling is infinitely, hungrily interested in you.
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The Saudis and Indians are also rumoured to be interested in establishing outposts, as are the Russians.
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Most people would bridle at having to contribute to organizations they may not be interested in supporting.
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Former House Speaker Newt GingrichTrump has said he'd be interested in pairing up with a Washington insider.
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In an interview with Shine Media, Cameron revealed she would be interested in the part, if offered.
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Recent reports have suggested that German firm Allianz could be interested in merging with its peer Zurich.
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The tool allows agents and customers to monitor a portfolio of properties they might be interested in.
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If you believe that, I have a print newspaper industry I think you might be interested in.
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Rivera Schatz, widely thought to be interested in the governorship, celebrated Wednesday's announcement, touting the court's unanimity.
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Miller says he'd be interested in working with the SEC to offer funds with lower minimum investments.
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Nobody asks if I'd actually be interested in having an unfamiliar, much more complicated format to master.
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Regarding PDVSA's plans, it remains to be seen whether bondholders would be interested in a potential swap.
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"We consistently hear that this is a product that they would be interested in," Ms. Holt said.
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The fundraising also comes amid speculation Flipkart may be interested in a takeover of smaller rival Snapdeal.
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In other words, it can show you ads that you'll actually be interested in without being creepy.
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Trump is very proud of that, and President Xi will be interested in seeing all of that.
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There have been rumours that a major shareholder might be interested in buying out the financial firm.
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This will let other riders know that you might be interested in talking about what you do.
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Hall told the Dallas city council that millennials don't seem to be interested in becoming police officers.
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There is no guarantee Charter would be interested in a tie-up with Sprint, the sources said.
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I admired Olaf Carlson-Wee, of Polychain Capital, suggesting that crypto companies shouldn't be interested in revenue.
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Presumably, at some point, you will be interested in pursuing an NFL deal or an NBA deal.
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So someone who's big in the art world may not even be interested in changing that conversation.
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For example, as you can see above, Rihanna is not even pretending to be interested in Drake.
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BUT THAT YOU RESERVE THE RIGHT OR WITH OTHERS, YOU COULD BE INTERESTED IN PURCHASING THE COMPANY.
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Bakish's interest in Scripps at the time may suggest he'd be interested in a combination once again.
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Newspaper De Telegraaf reported this week that investment firm Hal Trust may also be interested in Eneco.
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Mr. Schwarzman said he would be interested in contributing, and soon after, Mr. Reif made his pitch.
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I had an A.A.U. director call me and ask me if I'd be interested in a player.
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Given his rather expansive vision, it's possible that he could be interested in buying a media company.
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"I think I would be interested in promoting that," he said toward the end of the interview.
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It's unclear if drug companies would be interested in the results, or indeed why they would be.
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Would you be interested in speaking to other readers — even those who might disagree with your views?
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"Normally, she would think, 'Oh, a guy like this would not be interested in me,'" Guillory explains.
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In 2005 he was asked how he came to be interested in slavery and African-American history.
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Who would you be interested in thinking about for a number of years and trying to understand?
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Or (not quite the same thing) what they thought their readers might be interested in Amis on.
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It might just be interested in insights gleaned from the aggregate data, which some companies already sell.
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Whether the committee would be interested in taking this on again after 2020 is an open question.
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These are two important functions for folks who might be interested in owning more than one HomePod.
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They fear that people will no longer be interested in them and that they will be alone.
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"It's taken a while for Nashville to be interested in a plant-based diet," Ms. Storrs said.
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He wanted to see if Platinum Partners might be interested in investing money from Mr. Seabrook's union.
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It may not be obvious why Hobby Lobby would be interested in 3,000-year-old Mesopotamian antiquities.
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Then early this year Mr. Epstein called to ask if I'd be interested in writing his biography.
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" And Anna Leigh's advice for kids who might be interested in the sport: "Just try it once.
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He did not rule out it could also be interested in acquiring another bank's debt collection unit.
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It's hard to imagine how they could buy you, but would you be interested in buying them?
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How could one be interested in so unnecessary an occupation as teaching people to drive motor-cars?
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You don't need to be interested in this game to pick up the Split Pad Pro, though.
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The school is looking for new sectors in which companies may be interested in hiring their MBAs.
|
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Investment bankers also point to private equity or infrastructure funds that might be interested in the asset.
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In the future, I'd be interested in purchasing a higher board if Thuma starts producing other options.
|
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Then early this year Mr. Epstein called to ask if I'd be interested in writing his biography.
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If you're looking for inspiration, pick up a book you never thought you would be interested in.
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He has been rumored to be interested in becoming either secretary of homeland security or attorney general.
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They will update their profiles, they'll start looking for a job that they might be interested in.
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Steve Reid - 'Rhythmatism 1969' Anyone who is still reading might be interested in Reid's 1976 album Rhythmatism.
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The Dallas Morning News reported that the Cowboys could be interested in bringing Morris back next week.
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He may be interested in comedy and improv, but Joey was a pretty quiet hero on Queer Eye.
|
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Hunt said he's already had informal conversations with some organizations that might be interested in buying the service.
|
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Warren is just one of several Democrats believed to be interested in making a presidential run in 2020.
|
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Dickey also mentioned St. Louis and Cincinnati as teams he might be interested in playing for next season.
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And that was very organic—someone had introduced me, and they thought they might be interested in talking.
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Now you said different things are really popular, and obviously today people would be interested in school security.
|
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It was too soon to say if Berli would be interested in buying Casino's Thai unit, she said.
|
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But would Musk be interested in running Tesla within Apple, when he's only the boss of a division?
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I will be interested in the Terminator the day he starts crying because he is missing his mom.
|
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I read on for the rest: Would I be interested in tips and tricks to improve my relationship?
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Kim may be interested in getting aid and eventual investment to stabilize and then rebuild a crumbling economy.
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If you don't happen to live in Minnesota, you may be interested in alternatives to turf-based lawns.
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Editors doubted readers would be interested in the musings of a Jewish teenager who died in the war.
|
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In a recent profile, Ahrendts hinted that she may be interested in turning back to fashion once again.
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You wanna see something that you might be interested in, like if you're interested in sneakers and stuff.
|
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They're also, weirdly, 31% more likely to do yoga and 42% more likely to be interested in skiing.
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"It's non partisan—'here are bills you might be interested in,'" which participants would write their representatives about.
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Mr Kristol and Mr Hayes are now said to be interested in starting a publication to succeed it.
|
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She also might be interested in Jughead in more ways than just showing him around the south side.
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Carl's Jr. is hoping to please their customers, whom Trevino said tend to be interested in new trends.
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I would be interested in hearing from a third party, but I'm pretty sure I'll vote for her.
|
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He declined to be drawn on whether Safran would be interested in buying seats maker Zodiac Aerospace
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And if you believe it, you might be gullible enough to be interested in enrolling in Trump University.
|
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About 84% of respondents said they would be interested in a vaccine to prevent cancer, if one existed.
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When you're older, you might not be interested in going out or exploring the nightlife but you should!
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You wouldn't be interested in talking to me and I wouldn't have the money to buy Oxy. Right?
|
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SiriusXM was once rumored to be interested in buying Pandora outright, one of a number of potential suitors.
|
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Saudi Arabia has long been reported to be interested in purchasing a nuclear weapon from an outside source.
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With the molecule's dipole moment lost, it should no longer be interested in boding with other atoms/molecules.
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But probably in the future, if I get really big, people will be interested in everything I do.
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I spent the entire time we spoke online and in person suggesting things they could be interested in.
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They need consumers to be interested in products, loyal to their brand, and the same of their employees.
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Delivery Hero declined to comment when asked if it would be interested in teaming up with Just Eat.
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In fact, Zach sure seems like a guy who'd now be interested in playing alongside AD and Bron!!!
|
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Gardenhire's pictures seem to be interested in using history to create context to render self-possessed black maleness.
|
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Facebook and Google were rumoured to be interested in the technology, but it looks like Samsung won out.
|
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I quote Margaret Meade, who said that anthropologists have to be interested in gossip, that's what life's about.
|
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For trained actors, the couple doesn't seem to really be interested in emoting, reciting their lines in monotone.
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Jones, 35, is free to sign with another team should any be interested in the 12-year veteran.
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Both would be interested in speaking with Assange about the disclosure if he were to leave the embassy.
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She meanwhile, might not be interested in any of them, but would spend the night fielding their approaches.
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Pratt asked the 21-year-old model if she would be interested in working out with him sometime.
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Tapping it takes you to an algorithmically generated home page of items Facebook believes you'd be interested in.
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It has also said it would be interested in taking on insolvent Alitalia if it can be restructured.
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The FDLP collects laws, regulations, and other publications by federal agencies that the public may be interested in.
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For, to paraphrase Leon Trotsky, you may not be interested in war, but war is interested in you.
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In January 1987, the photographer Stane Jerko spotted her and asked if she would be interested in modeling.
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The 32-time Emmy Award winner said that she would be interested in playing "someone unappealing" for once.
|
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In January, Foursquare CEO Jeff Glueck approached Snap to see if it would be interested in selling Placed.
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And the next generation, his kids, might not be interested in renting out the bar as it is.
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Viera and Benedetti reached out to Goldsmith and asked if he would be interested in doing a project.
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Keep in mind: those same camps never helped coaches identify players that the SEC would be interested in.
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Caldwell-Pope also may not be interested in the stress and uncertainty that accompanies another one-year deal.
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If it's forced or unnatural, I would be interested in it but I wouldn't be that into it.
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You may also be interested in the soon-to-be out-of-season stock from your favorite stores.
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If it does, you might be interested in an event Bill and I are hosting today, called Goalkeepers.
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It is time to acknowledge that North Korea may never be interested in negotiating away its nuclear deterrent.
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A dozen or more elected officials and politicians are thought to be interested in running for the office.
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I've asked CBS and the NFL for comment, but assume they won't be interested in breaking them out.
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And then Sharon called to ask if I would be interested in a blind date with a widower.
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You're assuming that people will still be able to read and that they will be interested in reading.
|
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"The only concrete thing in all this communication…is he seems to be interested in Bitcoin," said Tijani.
|
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"Australia had indicated quite some time ago that they would be interested in having us," Mr. Drew said.
|
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They worry about the foot traffic and whether tourists will be interested in buying Swiss chard or turnips.
|
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Voters who are looking for more moderate, establishment choices, however, might be interested in who she does like.
|
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Might the Independent Order of the Odd Fellows be interested in helping with the Star of Hope restoration?
|
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I'll also work with the young inheritors in trying to find projects that they may be interested in.
|
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President Trump, you may not be interested in Jewish history, but Jewish history is now interested in you.
|
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"Mum and Dad wouldn't be interested in watching any of the performances by certain countries," Ms. Bresic said.
|
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Acquiring more customers, who aren't already inclined to be interested in existing products, would be expensive, he says.
|
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Mr. Lampert also said his ESL Investments, which is Sears largest investor, would be interested in buying them.
|
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The other question arises, why should people be interested in rich people taking orbital jaunts around the world?
|
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Buffett was asked in an interview with CNBC's "Squawk Alley " whether Kraft would be interested in buying Mondelez.
|
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Almost all of Europe's biggest clubs are rumoured to be interested in taking Kalidou Koulibaly away from Napoli.
|
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I had one conversation with Mr. Eotvos, and he asked if I'd be interested in organizing a libretto.
|
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The European regulator has also suggested that it might be interested in pursuing other aspects of Google's business.
|
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It's said to be interested in MGM, the studio that owns the rights to the James Bond franchise.
|
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The attorney also explained why he thinks the SEC and Tesla shareholders might be interested in the complaint.
|
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The companies, instead, use some information individuals voluntarily provide to market specific products individuals may be interested in.
|
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Does it look like an event you'd like to attend or a sport you'd be interested in trying?
|
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Maybe there's a whole other audience that you haven't tapped into yet that might be interested in this.
|
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Close then asked if the interns would be interested in modeling for the series he'd just shown them.
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ICYMI ... Farrah had said she would be interested in fighting Kim Kardashian or even the "Mob Wives" star.
|
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Making America great includes properly funding scientific agencies that do work that no commercial enterprise would be interested in.
|
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Multiple reports have indicated that Brooklyn could be interested in a package of Durant and point guard Kyrie Irving.
|
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And foreign institutions might also be interested in ultra-long U.S. Treasurys, provided the U.S. dollar is reliably stable.
|
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Like, you might be interested in knowing whether taking hormones is helpful or harmful to women who are postmenopausal.
|
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There are books about going to the park, vacations and many other things your child may be interested in.
|
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Photo: GettyIt's been rumored for months that Facebook might be interested in building its own, in-house processing chips.
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But the star seems to be interested in experimenting with a brand new hue: the brightest shade of red.
|
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And every Republican district court judge who might be interested in a promotion to the appeals court knows it.
|
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Instead, Bajaj just started emailing people he thought might be interested in a course on landing a book deal.
|
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We should engage with their representatives who may be interested in national reconciliation to move power away from Assad.
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Based on your experience, I would be interested in hearing from you about this, because you bore this alone.
|
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Many people have a hard time wrapping their heads around how anyone could possibly not be interested in sex.
|
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Thursday's announcement also comes after media reports had suggested that ING and UniCredit would be interested in acquiring Commerzbank.
|
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As Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer have previously stated, they could be interested in bolstering such efforts.
|
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"The videos indicate that you may be interested in fetish, torture, and killing," Buch-Jepsen said, according to Politiken.
|
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There are almost certainly governments that would be interested in the transaction data, particularly if it's granular, says Green.
|
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And a more general audience will be interested in boosting productivity, like when they first started using an iPhone.
|
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He also said he'd be interested in adopting them for his own production company, UpperRoom Productions, the BBC reports.
|
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In the future, Wiesbrock said he would be interested in making a show in which every episode is interactive.
|
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When Myriah told me she hadn't, I asked if she'd be interested in trying it out, and she agreed.
|
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Right then, Tyrnauer asked Bowers if he would be interested in allowing Tyrnauer to follow him for a documentary.
|
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"They're going to place as many bets across as many apps that you may be interested in," Simmons said.
|
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While Concho doesn't appear to be interested in merging, but Cramer said they could bite for the right price.
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Was there anyone that you might not have expected would be interested in talking about it, who surprised you?
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He followed up to see if we'd be interested in hearing about news when there was news to share.
|
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Last week, there were also rumors that Cisco could be interested in buying cybersecurity company Imperva for $1.7 billion.
|
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He's a British national and Republicans in Congress don't seem to be interested in holding Trump accountable anytime soon.
|
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Though Schubert would be interested in learning more about cannabinoids, regulations surrounding marijuana research make such a task daunting.
|
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Harrison, 44, asked Morris, 25, if she would be interested in appearing on Bachelor in Paradise over the summer.
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I'll be honest before even uploading them I was wondering why would anyone be interested in my stretch marks.
|
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I think the world itself is fascinating, and I think there's enough there for people to be interested in.
|
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I tend to be interested in the extremes of the human experience (hence the "hardcore" in the show's title).
|
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Analysts have said they expect Foxtel would be interested in buying out Ten if the deregulation package went through.
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The other half is knowing how many people are out there might even be interested in the first place.
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Burned out and searching for meaning and stability in life, it makes sense they'd be interested in making things.
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For a role to please me, I have to be interested in it, which was not really the case.
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Of course, some people will only be interested in a physical relationship and for others, sex just isn't important.
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None of this adds up in a simple way, which is precisely why people should be interested in Petlin.
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"I don't think that the EFTA path is necessarily the way Britain should be interested in going," she said.
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Amazon also had been rumored to be interested in taking a stake in Flipkart as recently as last week.
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A much larger share of Americans claims to be interested in science than voted for Donald Trump, at least.
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I didn't think he would be interested in me—none of the cool guys at school seemed to be.
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Reports that UniCredit might be interested in merging with Commerzbank is nonsense, UniCredit's deputy chairman told journalists on Friday.
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Mothers were asked in 2012 if, in a future birth, they would be interested in giving birth at home.
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And it is cool if founders can be interested in something that ten years from now, is a thing.
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As such, I can only editorialize that Fulks doesn't seem to be interested in money or an official credit.
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And more than a few investors may be interested in allocating money away from stocks and back into bonds.
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This seems like something sitting members of the United States Senate and their staff would be interested in, right?
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UBS has been reported to be interested in a tie-up with Deutsche Bank following the failed Commerzbank deal.
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"Many times people my size weren't interesting enough for me to be interested in doing [those parts]," he said.
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For a moment, he seemed to be interested in a possible time-killing interim title fight with Anderson Silva.
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If 10 percent of them could be interested in the Bundeswehr, that could generate 50,000 new applicants, it said.
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He wanted to ask me personal questions and determine, rather aggressively, if I might be interested in a fling.
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"People will always be interested in a way to reduce the fees they're paying for financial services," he said.
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Schuler said Sika would be interested in parts of BASF's business, for example its sealants, flooring and mortar units.
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Waratahs coach Daryl Gibson said earlier this month he would be interested in signing him for the 2017 season.
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As a customer, I have no problem with Amazon upselling me items they think I may be interested in.
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You suddenly have this opportunity for them to be interested in this new, novel, seemingly cool, very discreet product.
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NBC said Mueller's team also "appears to be interested" in whether Trump directed Flynn to lie to the FBI.
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Will people, even liberals, be interested in watching progressive shows riffing on 2018 hot button issues in 10 years?
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I asked her if she would ever be interested in trying the wine made from the grapes she'd harvested.
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That day, the movie had popped up on his browser as something that he might be interested in watching.
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Durant apparently decided he could live without Westbrook's solo theatrics and could genuinely be interested in curtailing his own.
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It's a part Jacob Batalon, who plays Leeds, says he would be interested in exploring in a future film.
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John Kasich, have been rumored to be interested in challenging the president, but none have formally declared their candidacy.
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They reached out to me on LinkedIn and asked if I'd be interested in participating in their compensated study.
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Spotify is raising money and could be interested in Pandora's more than 80 million listeners and powerful sales force.
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"In Europe we could be interested in buying small-size renewable energy concerns and retail businesses," De Paoli said.
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Early on, if you think you'd be interested in a new career path, hunker down and do the research.
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But the big question for many is why Salesforce would even be interested in the consumer-facing social network.
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But if you need an extra reason to be interested in ugly fruits and veggies, consider the Instagram possibilities.
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There's no reason why art galleries would be interested in the work since they don't consider us as artists.
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In this country you can naturally assume that we'll be interested in the rights that move the needle most.
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You may be interested in a coordinator or manager position, but have to first look for an assistant job.
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The programming of Adult Swim makes me think that they must be interested in just weird dudes, or something.
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Redfin has sophisticated algorithms that figure out the kinds of homes visitors to its site will be interested in.
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Unless the traditional economic model is changed, experts say, few doctors would be interested in providing home-based care.
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He said he would be interested in buying first-party data assets, though this could be an expensive proposition.
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And during police questioning the officers did not even pretend to be interested in the documents they had seized.
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This power shift has led many to assert that the best candidates won't be interested in the Met job.
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The president of Adidas's North American division said in April he might be interested in signing the former quarterback.
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I asked [Rasul] if he would be interested in doing something with me, working between Jit and narrative text.
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"It would be foolhardy to say I wouldn't be interested in a partnership that improves our position," he noted.
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There could be little doubt the Lakers would be interested in Anthony Davis as soon as he became available.
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She also said that her son was single again, if Ms. Shafer might still be interested in an introduction.
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Glueck noted that the company may be interested in visual cues delivered by augmented reality, in addition to audio.
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Uber is rumored to be interested in developing self-riding bikes and scooters, but it hasn't confirmed that publicly.
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Days later, the manager at the Bowie location called and asked if I'd be interested in an opening there.
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I would be interested in how others feel about separating the work from the reprehensible conduct of the artist.
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Who you might be interested in dating and the friends you pass the time with can also be unpredictable.
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It's not clear how advanced the talks are now; Spotify may also be interested in buying other podcast companies.
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Lufthansa would be interested in the aviation part and would merge it with its regional division, the report added.
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From the start, Kent aimed to build a website that DHI would be interested in acquiring, the complaint said.
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Over the weekend, the New York Post published story that said several companies might be interested in buying Danone.
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Q: Did you know before you started writing what you might be interested in saying about Mr. Winogrand's work?
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And I'd also be interested in what you have learned at this point about the role of gender. Sen.
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I have to be interested in everything because I don't know where I am going to be taken next.
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Although Mr. Trump may not be interested in fighting a major war, he may be left with little choice.
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He might be interested in running for president someday, and lots of Hollywood types suggest that he could win.
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Meanhile, a separate report suggested Charter may not be interested in Sprint's overtures, one source told Bloomberg on Friday.
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Lufthansa has repeatedly said it would be interested in investing in Alitalia once it went through a complete restructuring.
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Kim had traveled to Vietnam with Vietnam Airlines, but said he would be interested in one of Bamboo's packages.
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Lufthansa has repeatedly said it would be interested in investing in Alitalia once it went through a complete restructuring.
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Rohrabacher joins board of cannabis company MORE (R-Calif.) would be interested in having the president stump for them.
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Cruz, overseeing NASA in his role as chairman, would naturally be interested in what returns that investment might garner.
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Wes Phillips asked his father if he would be interested in joining a McVay staff should the opportunity arise.
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Tracking solving statistics is not something I would have predicted that I would be interested in 10 years ago.
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Rivian appears to be interested in how Cox's various services can help the company market its vehicles and tech.
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Smaller regional insurers and employers would likely be interested in pay-over-time deals, Lennon said in an interview.
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Michael Stein: We received an email from the directors asking if we would be interested in doing scoring work.
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" And you know a lot about the members, so you can say, "Oh, you might be interested in this.
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England suggested Plimmer "might be interested" in a pile of drawings he stored on a shelf in his room.
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Hackers may be interested in stealing US infrastructure trade secrets, or in causing disruption to the operation of energy facilities.
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Obviously, those optics weren't good — girls should feel just as empowered as boys to be interested in the space program.
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Does the president believe in the existence of UFOs and would he be interested in restoring funding for that program?
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The current third-largest airplane lessor, Dublin-based SMBC Aviation Capital, has also been reported to be interested in AWAS.
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They're great investments, but you would have to have a different profile as a company to be interested in that.
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The true aficionado might be interested in spending $400 on a MiNT Instant Flex or scouring eBay for vintage treasures.
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Investors will be interested in the uptake of the more expensive fares as the carrier tries to offset higher fuel.
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"Nearly 70% of Hopper bookers are Millennials so alternate accommodations is something we may be interested in exploring," he said.
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And while the look is custom, should someone be interested in something similar, it would retail for a cool $9,000.
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The channels, which will be labeled as "picked for you," will surface based on topics you may be interested in.
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"We know people would be interested in knowing this information, but a lot still needs to be done," Tang said.
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Should Trump enter negotiations to rejoin the TPP, there are a number of possible proposals he might be interested in.
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Among those filters: people whose behavior resembles that of an "African American" person who must also be interested in BlackNews.
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Facebook will show these results higher in the grid, followed by other relevant images that you may be interested in.
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And Uber is rumored to be interested in developing self-riding bikes and scooters, but it hasn't confirmed that publicly.
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Descalzi did not say how much oil Eni might be interested in purchasing now that the sanctions have been lifted.
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Bernie Sanders "Medicare for All" bill, and her message for Latinxs who may be interested in following in her footsteps.
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And as the host of anything, you have to be interested in your material in order to interest your viewers.
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But without the references to who you might be interested in, I think the rest of the books really stand.
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While Apple hasn't taken advantage of those performance improvements, it may be interested in something else Qualcomm has: 5G modems.
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It wouldn't be too far off to presume that Clinton would be interested in continuing this work were she elected.
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Spotify got attention for the move last year, and Airbnb is reported to be interested in taking the same path.
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According to the first source, the company is also open to others who may be interested in an FGV stake.
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In addition to the better customization options, there's another reason why streamers may be interested in adding multiple Extensions: monetization.
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Asked whether she would be interested in taking a minority stake in Innogy, Kocher told reporters: "we have no interest".
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Is there a message here for little girls out there who may be interested in or are playing sports now?
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For as rough as season 2 was, it's hard not to be interested in a return that looks like this.
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Among Democratic men 50 years and older, only 19% said they would be interested in a woman as the nominee.
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Earlier this summer, rumors spread that Apple might be interested in buying Tidal, but that still doesn't make any sense.
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" She was introduced to a photographer named Dwight Hooker, who asked whether she might be interested in some "Playboy pictures.
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Charon may be interested in Hyundai's mysterious upcoming model, which could be a concept car like the Le Fil Rouge.
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SQN said in an email to CNBC that it knows of "multiple buyers" that would be interested in buying Yelp.
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A source close to Greybull said it was unlikely to be interested in the new assets coming to market however.
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Since CNN hasn't covered Pittenger's town halls in previous years, he said, "why should we be interested in this question?"
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We have also heard some rumors that AOL (the parent company of TechCrunch) may be interested in acquiring the company.
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The figure went up even higher when subjects were told third party companies would be interested in using the data.
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Finerman said she'd be interested in buying the stock near current levels, but would wait for things to shake out.
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Christie declined to answer questions when asked about whether he'd be interested in being chief of staff or attorney general.
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But not having hooked up with someone doesn't mean you don't have context for what you may be interested in.
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And hey, if Jones really does leave ... we know a 44-year-old who would be interested in the job.
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The announcement of the deal renewed conversation that Apple had been and could still be interested in the media company.
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Cornyn said Senate Republicans would at least be interested in hearing Trump's ideas and how to pay for it. Rep.
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It's not hard to see why Hannah would be interested in the theory: she's been stuck in the hurricane before.
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BTW, just last week we saw Sark at LAX and asked him whether he'd ever be interested in the NFL.
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If you raised your hand, then you might be interested in the company's latest flagship Android phone, the G7 ThinQ.
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Do you have any unusual hobbies that led you to be interested in the field of work you're applying for?
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Any subject that we're not talking about in a candid way is a topic I would be interested in exploring.
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So it makes sense the iPhone maker would be interested in reducing its manufacturing dependency on its central smartphone competitor.
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Ron Hosko, a 30-year veteran of the FBI, said he would expect Mueller to be interested in his testimony.
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But if at some point he should decide to do something else than I would be interested in that position.
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The 76ers, who also hold the No. 24 pick, are said to be interested in trading up to select Dunn.
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I think U.S. Latinos might have a different sort of thing they might be interested in in terms of content.
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Soriano said France's Secretary of State for Digital Affairs Mounir Mahjoubi could be interested in those discussions involving tech platforms.
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Commerzbank rose 7 percent after Handelsblatt reported that the would be interested in buying smaller rival Oldenburgische Landesbank from Allianz.
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In Mintel's most recent consumer survey nearly two-thirds of consumers surveyed said they'd be interested in trying cleansing conditioners.
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"About 30 percent of our members have said that, in theory, they would be interested in participating," he told Motherboard.
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McLachlan had a friend at the ASPCA who asked if she would be interested in doing an ad for them.
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Certainly, the Trump Administration wouldn't be interested in doing something like this considering how low it is on their list.
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has said it might be interested in buying a stake in IBA.
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The government should be happy to tell a simple story to a jury unlikely to be interested in accounting nuances.
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We discussed if she'd be interested in participating in a clinical trial comparing one of those to the first drug.
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Then you'll love to introduce your kids to the world of Western movies with one they'll actually be interested in.
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According to Shim, Snap wasn't looking to sell Placed but asked if Shim would be interested in meeting with Glueck.
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" Ackerman told me that he liked and respected Greenwald, and that "people can be interested in what they're interested in.
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Earlier, Fox tried to acquire Time Warner and now it might be interested in making another deal, perhaps with Disney.
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What's interesting is this 9to5 Mac report that suggests Apple might be interested in developing some new beacon-like hardware.
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Kim will interpret walking away from Iran as the end of any diplomatic option should he be interested in one.
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However, like me, you might be interested in at least seeing how a game feels to play before passing judgment.
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When Dorian asked if I would be interested in collaborating on a shoot with these characters, I was immediately down.
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Major foreign parts makers and U.S. and European investment funds appear to be interested in the stake, the Nikkei said.
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Our family has always been dedicated to photography, so I probably thought photography would be something you'd be interested in.
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At that point, Codecademy determined it would need to come up with something users would be interested in paying for.
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Only if President Trump believes that he may be guilty of a crime would he be interested in pardoning himself.
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This is going to be, we're going to pick up pieces as we can, so we'll be interested in everything.
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That means there's a vast, untapped pool of people around the country that may be interested in a diplomatic posting.
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TechCrunch's Roman Dillet is bound to be interested in that — or at least if the event is bound for Paris.
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Few outside of China would be interested in a smartphone that doesn't have access to the apps they're used to.
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He asked my parents if I would be interested in assisting him in the afternoons for a couple of weeks.
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In the beginning, Mr. Weinberg pulled in people who were thought to be interested in selling high-priced stolen art.
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At the very beginning of the crisis, President Trump was said to be interested in a major payroll tax cut.
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Would you be interested in classes that aim to teach "deep learning" and related techniques, like the one described here?
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The other clue was a little more abstruse, but he suggests Patriots owner Robert Kraft could be interested in Colin.
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Clegg suggested that Republicans may be interested in bringing different, rather than fewer, kinds of cases than Democrats would pursue.
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It was about Shellac's first Japan Tour in 22 years and if we would be interested in touring with them.
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Perhaps a bigger company that is interested in news — like Gannett — might be interested in a low-cost, efficient platform.
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You know, in the first Mueller indictment, which some of you may be interested in reading both indictments so far.
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More victims have signaled over the past week that they might be interested in publicly telling their stories, he added.
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Today's men's rights/bro-culture crowd doesn't pretend to be interested in taking their porn with a side of Picasso.
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Maybe, he told me, when he's older and thinking about children, he'll be interested in talking with a genetics counselor.
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Investigators are said to be interested in the inaugural committee's spending, and into potential corruption involving favors for its donors.
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It could also come from brands seeking to reach only the people it thinks will be interested in a product.
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Then, if you're a student, you might be interested in how young plaintiffs are suing the government for climate action.
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Then in February, Mr. Meehan received a call: Would he be interested in meeting with Mark Schneider, Nestlé's chief executive?
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Love what you love You might be interested in baseball or data analytics or some obscure type of Jazz music.
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So I am not surprised the U.S. would be interested in engaging with the kingdom on defending the oil industry.
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The U.S. State Department said it would be interested in joining future talks, with the aim of denuclearizing the North.
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For more click Swiss newspaper SonntagsZeitung reported Novartis could be interested in buying German drugmaker Stada, citing rumours from London.
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We use this time to better ourselves, to learn something new, or build something that we may be interested in.
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You're also very attuned to cleanliness and unlikely to be interested in someone who is messy or has bad hygiene.
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You enjoy hearing about your date's ambitions and are unlikely to be interested in someone who isn't a high achiever.
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She sort of made it acceptable for people in politics to talk about fashion and to be interested in it.
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When Business Insider asked if I'd be interested in taste-testing some Italian restaurant chains, I jumped at the chance.
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The effort sparked rumors he might be interested in running for president, which the Speaker shot down earlier this month.
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Russell says he has been approached by a half-dozen competitors asking if Luminar would be interested in acquiring them.
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They pretend to be interested in order to lure Walt to the white supremacist compound and kill him that night.
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"We feel really strongly that if these [brand partnerships] aren't authentic, we wouldn't be interested in doing them," Howe said.
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One source close to Great America told The Hill the group would "definitely be interested in a primary" against Corker.
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Would you be interested in doing something similar, perhaps for a few hours, a whole day or even a week?
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Experts who have studied Russia's attempts to influence the election say that Warner is right to be interested in Reddit.
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In it are various craft supplies, a ruler, hard candy from restaurants that I might be interested in eating someday.
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The program matches players with professional experiences that they might be interested in as part of a post-NFL career.
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Brokers might be interested in generating commissions, and professional analysts on TV might be trying to boost their holdings' prices.
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Nobody is obliged to be interested in wine, any more than they are to follow football or ballet or woodworking.
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I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts on this, and would welcome comments; I'll try to respond to a selection.
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JK: It makes sense that you'd be interested in the table as a locus of these kinds of relational activities.
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Steve asked if I'd be interested in becoming part of Microsoft and we talked more about it and concluded yeah.
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Someone who loves to write apps will be interested in different jobs than someone who loves working with computer networks.
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The "Secret Crush" feature will let you build a list of your Facebook friends who you might be interested in dating.
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" Handler joked that in order for someone to be interested in her, she'd need to "wait for someone to get divorced.
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More frivolously, vacation-goers might be interested in the data to see how overcast it might get at their planned destination.
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Lionsgate once backed out of making a Black Widow movie because they believed people wouldn't be interested in a female protagonist.
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"There is no doubt these companies will be interested in being in the European Union," Yzer told Reuters at Fintech Week.
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"While we're all slaving over making homemade organic purées, she seems to not be interested in food at all," Capshaw shares.
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NAPOLITANO: I know the president is going to be interested in that because of the many topics he and I discussed.
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Millennials should weigh before buying a home whether they may be interested in a job change and move across the country.
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That search bar lets you quickly chat groups and individuals, but also shows you people you may be interested in following.
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We became a victim of our own success, but unlike Nike, trading standards didn't seem to be interested in our plight.
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I know what it's like to be interested in intimate apparel but be made to feel like it's not for you.
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It asks you to be interested in the serious tone of its cult led by the religious and brutal Joseph Seed.
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Indeed, last year, the automaker's Chinese manufacturing partner, GAC, hinted it might be interested in buying at least the Jeep brand.
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Asked if he would be interested in taking over from Mark Carney as Bank of England governor, Rajan declined to comment.
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Liz: What Julia, Adi, and Tasha have laid out are reasons why a person might be interested in monster porn themselves.
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"Even traditional software companies could be interested in the virtual networks, so there's plenty of potential buyers out there," Metsala said.
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He noted that just 30 out of 300 families FEMA interviewed on Tuesday said they'd be interested in using the service.
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However, it's important to note that President Donald Trump doesn't seem to be interested in launching yet another war on pot.
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Samsung and AT&T are gearing up to launch a new device you might be interested in: The Galaxy View 2.
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But there are probably a lot fewer who would actually be interested in dating one, despite Matt and Sergi predicting otherwise.
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Zhejiang Petrochemical would also be interested in export quotas and licenses, said a company executive who asked not to be named.
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"If there is a party or event with Amber, I'd be interested in meeting her just out of curiosity," he wrote.
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And in doing so, other stars around the league may be interested in ways they weren't three or four years ago.
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He'd considered asking Smith about Hepburn's sexuality, but he wasn't at all sure Smith would be interested in talking with him.
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Rome refused, arguing that Italian pensioners would be hit and investors would no longer be interested in buying the country's debt.
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In that case, you might be interested in a superpermutation, or all of the possible permutations of a set strung together.
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Twitter starts by showing you tweets it thinks you'll be interested in, ones you may have missed while away from Twitter.
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"I would totally be interested in doing a reunion concert, where we can do this awesome night for some great foundation."
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Several papers said rival Sky could be interested in Premium and Corriere della Sera said the group is sounding out advisors.
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The company has also discovered that 74 percent of prospective women drivers interviewed would only be interested in driving women riders.
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If that sounds like a customization you'd be interested in then the Next Lock Screen from Microsoft is well worth investigating.
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Trader Brian Kelly said he would not chase the rally in Microsoft, but would be interested in it on a pullback.
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That was an indication large employers already were, or would be interested in using Coursera to help employees with professional development.
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The Italian eyewear group could be interested in German group Carl Zeiss, Il Sole 24 Ore wrote on Sunday citing rumours.
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Mergers like this are rarely blocked, and the Republican-controlled government isn't likely to be interested in blocking the deal anyway.
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It's doubtful their respective husbands, or prospective middle school-aged kids for that matter, would be interested in such an arrangement.
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Though the group is rebuilding, it does not appear for the moment to be interested in violence in Indonesia, she said.
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Again, there's no obvious reason why Turkey might be interested in SpaceX's services, but the rocket models could be another clue.
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And it seems like Centineo might be interested in the singer and actress, who once had Styne as a talent agent.
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Luckily, Bitcoin seems to be interested in cryptocurrency (judging by her captions, anyway), so perhaps the name is a good fit.
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However while Engie would be interested in the U.S. assets, the others are unlikely to seek a deal, the sources added.
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We also asked if MPJ would ever be interested in signing with the Big Baller Brand ... and his response is hilarious!
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And at the end of the day, who wouldn't be interested in adding a bit more happiness to their own lives?
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I would not, however, be interested in attempting to surf a massive wave like this one off the coast of Portugal.
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Ujiri is under contract with the Raptors through 2021, and the Raptors likely won't be interested in just letting him go.
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Afterwards, I got a letter thanking me for my performance and would I be interested in doing some more military entertainment.
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So, if anyone is interested in developing a squishy, amorphous robot, NASA has a patent you might be interested in using.
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"I don't know what Fiat can do to transform itself ... into a brand that people would be interested in," said Brauer.
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He also spoke harshly of the already completed Comcast-NBCUniversal merger, which he said he would be interested in breaking up.
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They were not to be interested in what I was indicating, so they said, why don't you do a doctorate instead?
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It is still unclear which particular compounds provide health benefits, but Gunter said he would be interested in exploring this further.
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Zhejiang Petrochemical would also be interested in export quotas and licences, said a company executive who asked not to be named.
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She decided to reach out to Emma's dads and find out if they'd be interested in setting up a doggie date.
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While I don't look too bad for a woman to be interested in me, I seal the deal with my personality.
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The top American trade envoy, Mike Froman, has said his country would not be interested in a bilateral deal with Britain.
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Recode reported today that both Disney and Google (previously said to be interested in an acquisition) are out of the running.
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And we're calling to find out if you'd be interested in trying out one of our new robots for a week.
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The Remain camp called our daughter, Lucy, 23, to ask if she would be interested in canvassing as the vote nears.
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The New York Post previously reported that Apollo might be interested in Tronc, but CNBC did not independently confirm that report.
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He was long rumored to be interested in joining the National Party but had declined to talk about any such plans.
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I think ultimately if you have passion for what you're doing and it shows then people will be interested in it.
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PIL did not immediately respond to questions asking if it would be interested in buying the Hanjin ships and other assets.
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"We wouldn't be allowed to buy CNN, and we would never be interested in buying CNN," he said, according to Reuters.
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So in that sense I think Laos would be interested in what a U.S. role in Southeast Asia could look like.
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But after you get a handle on things, you may be interested in getting into, or back into, the dating game.
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Data shows that those who make more than $50,000 per year are more likely to be interested in the stock market.
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Alphabet may also be interested in Flipkart as a way to get a leg up against cloud rivals Amazon and Microsoft.
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Prominent emerging markets investor Mark Mobius said he would "definitely" be interested in putting money into North Korea if he could.
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In a statement issued the same day, he indicated that he might even be interested in doubling down on his position.
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The economy responded, and soon Western powers found a reason to be interested in Southeast Asia all over again: cheap labor.
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"We should be interested in that variation, and understand why some states are doing better than others," Harper said by email.
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Given Russia's own disputes with Washington, Innes said it could also be interested in selling oil to China in the yuan.
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He was long rumored to be interested in joining the National Party but had declined to talk about any such plans.
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Railroad buffs may be interested in Amtrak gift certificates, which are available from $50 to $1,000 and can be purchased online.
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" McConnell also insisted that he would not get sidetracked by "noise" and "other distractions that [the media] might be interested in.
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"Infrastructure and pension funds have been interested in the asset and could well be interested in the future," the banker said.
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Jim Jordan, a founding member of the House Freedom Caucus, told reporters he'd be interested in exploring a run for Speaker.
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During her first chemotherapy visit, her oncologist, Dr. Campbell, asked if she would be interested in having her tumor's genes sequenced.
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Meadows thought after his article came out that he'd hear from women who might be interested in bringing their own cases.
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Then, TechCrunch will take that information and attempt to match you with companies we think you'll be interested in chatting with.
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He'll be interested in me because I'm smart, I'm talented, and I'm confident enough to wear my hair however I choose.
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In one meeting, Trump asked her if she'd be interested in the job, according to three sources familiar with the exchange.
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DTO did acknowledge in its conclusion that other polls have found a higher percentage of millennials to be interested in EVs.
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Bigelow Aerospace was founded on the premise that space tourists would be interested in staying in space hotels orbiting the Earth.
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Facebook still uses engagement by your friends as an important signal about whether you're likely to be interested in something, too.
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In Hearthstone, you seem to be interested in trying out and experimenting with cards that maybe other people think don't work.
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But the attorney general's office has suggested that it may not be interested in pursuing a criminal investigation at the moment.
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Cuomo said that he spoke to Trump after briefing and said New York would be interested in testing out the drugs.
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When he came to the studio, he simply asked if they would be interested in doing some business in the West.
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It suggests that Mr. Trump may be interested in a more ambitious realignment of his year-old administration than initially thought.
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To paraphrase Leon Trotsky, you may not be interested in the culture wars, but the culture wars are interested in you.
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In fact, I saw more iPhones in faces than I saw people actually pretending to be interested in the boat specs.
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It is unclear if any would be interested in mounting a long-shot campaign, and Ms. Martinez left office deeply unpopular.
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Personally speaking, it's the toughest cryptic I've finished in a long time, and I'll be interested in hearing if others agree.
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Should you be interested in procuring a structured corset dress with puffy sleeves, the clothes will go on sale this Thursday.
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You can signal, and that's the cynical version, or just be interested in food and not ever ... What's the cool restaurant?
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With Borderlands 2, at least, you're talking about a hugely successful game you can guarantee people will be interested in playing.
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Of 120 fourth-year students surveyed this week, he said 69 responded that they would be interested in early clinical service.
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There was a lot of Facebook sleuthing, trying to track people down and ask them if they'd be interested in talking.
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Why would an international energy magnate be interested in an anti-Kremlin newspaper that had invested heavily in covering climate change?
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From the time Rand Paul first ran for Senate in 2010, he was assumed to be interested in running for president.
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So I asked them if they would be interested in exploring those options, and having a partner who can assist them.
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Seeing the industry "behind the scenes led me to be interested in trying it for myself," she says of designing clothes.
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The trouble is that neither the would-be figureheads nor their media cheerleaders seems to be interested in why it appeared.
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It indicated that it was waiting for signals from the North that it would be interested in such talks as well.
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Everyone from investors to other founders to big companies will be interested in a "quick phone call" or a coffee meeting.
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Just a quick glance at the numbers confirm that it's a sector a company like Google should be interested in exploring.
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Because if you don't ask for the jobs that you might be interested in doing, the answer will always be no.
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One would think the media would be interested in at the very least asking questions about this extraordinary disparity, but alas.
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Rival German chains could be interested in parcels of stores, but private equity firms are seen as the most likely bidders.
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Cuban made clear he had not contributed any funds to the Democratic nominee and wouldn't be interested in a cabinet position.
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Telecom Italia could be interested in buying a minority stake in Mediaset's pay TV unit under certain conditions, La Repubblica said.
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If you're an avid Facebook user and trust good ol' Zuck, you might be interested in the Portal's Cyber Monday deals.
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The U.S. cable operator was thought to be interested in the same set of assets that Disney eventually agreed to purchase.
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Peace requires hard work finding common ground and striking compromises, and Modi does not appear to be interested in doing that.
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At the time, Foley thought that maybe Flywheel founder Jay Galluzzo would be interested in investing in his then-nascent company.
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But others could be interested in establishing such a talent pipeline, given the projected shortages in this and related technical fields.
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He particularly thinks that people will be interested in income-producing stocks since bonds are going to be falling in price.
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"Schroders ... said they would be interested in looking at ways we could work together," CarVal Managing Principal Lucas Detor told Reuters.
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Mr. Cohn is known to be interested in becoming chairman of the Federal Reserve, and still sees that as a possibility.
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Both declined to elaborate on the level of the discussions but said they would be interested in remaining with the Yankees.
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Disney would presumably be interested in owning the company so it could build out its own direct-to-consumer streaming services.
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About a quarter of the respondents indicated they had met someone on an airplane that they might be interested in dating.
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And then, one day, an old friend from university asked if I'd be interested in forming a record label with him.
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The power he seems to be interested in is not power he can leverage to build factories in Nebraska or Malaysia.
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A lot of companies outside of Uber who may be interested in their talent, probably don't want that at their companies.
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If you're dating someone casually, you can ask them if they've ever tried spanking, and if the'd be interested in trying it.
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That said, one would think there would be at least a few former players who would be interested in becoming matchday officials.
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And they will be interested in anything they see as wrongdoing, whether it results in criminal charges for those involved or not.
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We have not been interested, and will not be interested, in further polarisation, and in-, in-, in-, in taking, uh, sides, etc.
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"I thought people would be interested in the result, but I did not know there would be that much attention," she said.
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NuVasive said that in January 2016, UBS Financial Services Inc contacted the company about whether it would be interested in acquiring Alphatec.
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Tyson may be betting that customers who seek out Beyond and Impossible products will be interested in its own alternative, as well.
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U.S. tech giants Apple, Google and Amazon are all said to be interested in joining the bidding for Toshiba's memory chip unit.
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I noticed you favourited something about Silk getting her own movie - would you be interested in this role or another Marvel character?
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Graziela and I thought that maybe people would be interested in feeling really connected to Ian and having that ring as well.
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It took that long because it just never occurred to me that Kevin would be interested in me in the first place.
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I cock my head to the side and pretend to be interested in a box of Corn Flakes selling for thirteen dollars.
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But Newegg is offering an alternative that collectors might be interested in: the Nintendo Super Famicom Classic, Japan's version of the SNES.
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However, there is a darker side to seeking justice for rape survivors that the series may be interested in exploring as well.
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So, instead of being interested in a person, you'd be interested in their body alone, if you had a body-focused fetish.
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Google has been working on driverless car technology while Apple was rumored to be interested in jumping into the auto space too.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Malaysia Airlines has indicated that it may be interested in buying 20-30 widebody jets from either Boeing Co (BA.
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Petro Rio SA CEO Nelson Queiroz told Reuters in an interview on Tuesday the company would be interested in buying Petrobras' stake.
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That's because both the opposing campaigns and America's global adversaries would be interested in knowing what the candidate are thinking, Clapper said.
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Twitter says it may send you a personalized push notification if an event is happening that it believes you'll be interested in.
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Then, a friend of Woodruff's who knew Bruce Springsteen asked him if he'd be interested in helping as well – and he was.
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"I would be interested in returning to the private sector because I think you have just as much influence, maybe more, there."
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Spoiler alert: I assume that by now anyone who might be interested in this post has had a chance to see Solo.
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"He is assiduous in draining any kind of storytelling that the actor might be interested in doing," Jones said in admiring tones.
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Adami said, however, that he would be interested in buying the stock if it pulled back to $93 or $94 a share.
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Dimon, who is highly regarded on Wall Street, has said in the past that he would not be interested in that position.
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Zhang reportedly told Hunan TV that she wanted to continue the relationship, and would be interested in meeting him in the future.
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These four reasons are also why a Microsoft, Oracle, Verizon, Salesforce, SAP or Alphabet should be interested in acquiring Twitter, he added.
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The notable exception was Murray, who told anyone who asked that he wasn't and never would be interested in such a project.
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With midterms coming up and a Republican-controlled Congress, they're "less likely to be interested in a trade-restrictive bill," she says.
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John Legere has regularly mocked AT&T for pushing DirecTV Now on mobile subscribers who might only be interested in wireless service.
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There is a lot of potential speculation about who might be interested in Meta's assets, and why the buyer is keeping quiet.
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There is a place of advertising exposure where you begin to see something and you think you might be interested in it.
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But until now, none have quite mastered how to use that data to actually predict what you will be interested in next.
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"I would be interested in seeing, or trying to get an order unsealing that information to properly represent my client," Broughton said.
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"There's potential customers who might not be interested in sports, but who are interested in Hollywood," said Emily Bass, spokeswoman at FanDuel.
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Facebook uses a similar but separate ranking algorithm to determine whether you're likely to be interested in a Page or business' ads.
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Many people would be interested in bringing their expertise to the platform if they felt confident that they could monetize that expertise.
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"Somebody might be interested in what I did 50 years ago, that's fine," Mr. Sanders said with an evident lack of enthusiasm.
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I've got to tell you, any place that I want to have a franchise for, I'd be interested in buying the stock.
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McGregor let it slip on Twitter that he might be interested in running it back with Floyd and making another $100 mil.
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But more mature investors might be interested in a little more detail, which would allow you to better match your risk tolerance.
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Elliott believes Google, Walmart or several private equity firms may be interested in buying the marketplace business, CNBC also reported last month.
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"I didn't know at 10 years old that I would be interested in tax policy, I can tell you that," he said.
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So, when Orange Is the New Black star Danielle Brooks said she'd be interested in giving me a shot, I couldn't resist!
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But she also made clear that if Clinton gets elected, Warren will be interested in who fills top spots in the administration.
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Google may also be interested in shaping this process because the interaction between YouTubers and brands has raised some eyebrows among regulators.
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About two years ago, I was asked by a fellow DJ if I would be interested in playing at a swingers party.
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Established consumer health companies that may be interested in the Pfizer assets include Reckitt Benckiser, Procter & Gamble, GlaxoSmithKline, Johnson & Johnson and Abbott.
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And thanks to the recent outcry over Armstrong, he knew just who else might be interested in bringing the concept to life.
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It received funding from Mars Chocolate, a company that would understandably be interested in promoting research into developing new chocolate manufacturing methods.
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Instead, the combatants, who should all be interested in the public's welfare over their own, are more interested in hurling verbal brickbats.
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In the days after, Palin told CNN that she would be interested in leading the Department of Energy, but former Texas Gov.
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In all of these cases, the Cabinet officials appear to be interested in policy changes that will endure against inevitable court challenges.
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I probably I sound like I'm being facetious, but I'm generally curious about who would be interested in a vehicle like this.
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The thinking is that brands will pay more if they know their message is reaching someone likely to be interested in it.
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"There are so many ways to be interested in Frida Kahlo," Peter Schjeldahl wrote over a decade ago in The New Yorker.
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During the kickoff meeting, I mentioned this project and asked if anyone would be interested in helping me push it further along.
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