But one audience member — Trump — will surely be pleased.
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In 85033, discrimination equals freedom — Orwell would be pleased.
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Home improvement fans will certainly be pleased by the development.
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That's a reveal that I would be pleased to watch.
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Everyone else will be pleased to know that dril, a.k.a.
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Well, Tepper had to be pleased with what he saw.
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No spoilers, but fans of the franchise should be pleased.
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Well, you'll be pleased to hear she's doing just fine.
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Republican lawmakers like Pence and will be pleased by this.
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I think we will all be pleased when that's past.
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And the prosecution seems to be pleased with that bargain.
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Everybody should be pleased that a hate crime didn't happen.
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"But we'd be pleased if there is one," she added.
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You have to be pleased with the reception to Insecure.
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Get a little adventurous and your palate will be pleased.
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Ms. Prada should be pleased and maybe a little worried.
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Shouldn't we feminists be pleased by these shattered glass ceilings?
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Would I be pleased if the world recognized it sooner?
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But if he does, Putin won't be pleased for long.
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Any Irish pub would be pleased to serve the combo.
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"(The) White House will be pleased … but barrel-constrained OPEC producers will probably not be pleased," she told CNBC, referring to the Trump administration's push for OPEC to cap oil prices by raising output.
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Meanwhile, Trump appears to be pleased with what Barr is doing.
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Museum administrators would be pleased by the response on the whole.
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And it is not just the steelmakers who will be pleased.
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The Tories will be pleased with their side of the bargain.
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I must be pleased with the way I hung in there.
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Conservatives will not be pleased if this waiver section is removed.
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I think he would be pleased with the work we've accomplished.
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Ron Cunningham said his wife would be pleased with the verdict.
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The House is not likely to be pleased with these details.
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That would be a 26% ROI and you'd probably be pleased.
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Ms. Haspel's critics should also be pleased they were not tested.
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If this was my secret garden, I would not be pleased.
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If the name "Sanic" means anything to you, you'll be pleased.
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Dionysus, the Greek patron of the theater, would not be pleased.
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These investors have to be pleased with Xerox's latest stock gains.
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Trade Me shareholders however would be pleased with the offer, he added.
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Trump will be pleased with his performance, but so too will Clinton.
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He may be pleased, however, with the direction which Turkey is taking.
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Mariah won't be pleased with the headlines, but she'll fall in line.
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Both campaigns will find something to be pleased about with the debate.
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But not all appear to be pleased with the furry marine mammals.
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Proponents of criminalizing abortion are, and should be, pleased with this development.
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I think it's more important they be pleased with how it's going.
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You'll be pleased to know that it's only my voice in here.
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Regardless, however, you'll be pleased to learn that it's still plenty goth.
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After Wednesday's game, Zenit's owners may be pleased to see him leave.
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Any NBA fan will be pleased with this basketball-shaped popcorn popper.
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They might be pleased that you're here in New York right now.
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Food-wise, you'll be pleased to know that Bieber has gone organic!
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Ariel may be pleased, but elsewhere there were explosive statements of anger.
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You can only be pleased when the disease itself goes into remission.
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Read more " _____ Fred Barnes in The Weekly Standard: "Democrats won't be pleased.
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Fans of his mellow, introspective compositions from the late 1960s will be pleased.
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"The Americans will be pleased," said former Conservative U.K. foreign secretary Malcolm Rifkind.
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Audiophiles and normals alike, then, should be pleased with Deezer HiFi's widened compatibility.
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It's been a stellar week for cover versions, you'll be pleased to know.
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And if he does so, many workers' and women's groups won't be pleased.
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Most people will be pleased you're trying and will point out the mistake.
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If it does happen, Anthony Bourdain won't be pleased about the news, though.
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His party won't be pleased with him, but he did the right thing.
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Former U.S. officials said China would be pleased by the U.S.-Philippines friction.
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But he would be pleased to know that rugby's Olympic legacy lives on.
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Shakespeare, that tireless reworker of old material, would be pleased, I am sure.
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Wouldn't you be pleased to join me in vote in favor of him?
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The anonymous musical mind behind Apple's classic "Opening" ringtone would surely be pleased.
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And you'll be pleased to know that Guwop isn't slowing down for 2017.
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Trump's son-in-law and adviser, Jared Kushner, also appeared to be pleased.
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They think you're sad and will be pleased because they got to you.
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Give your team the leadership opportunity and you'll be pleased with the results.
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In a kind of Talmudic manner, I think E.B. White would be pleased.
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" Source: SmartAsset "High rollers may be pleased to see Nevada crack our top 10.
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The markets should be pleased with both Powell and Trump listening to their message.
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Apple should be pleased, since it's currently trying to increase its footprint in India.
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"Washington will not be pleased" with the U.K. leaving the European Union, Lichfield said.
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Investors would be pleased if Comcast just tended its operations and bought back shares.
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You'll be pleased to hear they made it back to Earth safe and sound.
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Hardcore fans may just be pleased that the titular character has his own movie.
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There were many reasons that Hillary Clinton supporters could be pleased with her performance.
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You will be pleased to know that we turned our backs for the duration.
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Thoreau would not be pleased, but he never had an Instagram account... or teens.
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Penn still won, mostly, and it was easy to be pleased when he did.
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" Miller also said he's seen the redesign and thinks "the fans will be pleased.
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We will all cry and scream and speculate wildly, but overall be pleased, hopefully.
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The world should be pleased that the meeting between Pompeo and Kim took place.
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O'Rourke should be pleased with the fact that he has awakened the state's Democrats.
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"If I lived next door to them, I'd be pleased as punch," Loik said.
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Wash the high-gloss parts of your vessel with Thetford, and you'll be pleased.
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He said he would be pleased if they found about 100 cygnets this year.
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"The market would not be pleased" with one million barrels a day, he said.
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Beasley said he would be pleased to see Anthony, an old friend of his.
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The password-fatigued masses will be pleased to find Keeper's new 30% off deal.
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We imagine the author would be pleased with its location in the dim passageway.
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Your mother may be pleased to hear that Miss Manners still makes this distinction.
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David Bowie, creator of destinies for his own multiple personas, would certainly be pleased.
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To be sure, some investors would be pleased if Iger earned the top number.
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But simulating a complex physics system is an important start—and Feynman would be pleased.
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Mr Hammond would be pleased just to get himself out of the latest fiscal hole.
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Clehane may be pleased to know she's not the first person to think of this.
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Fans will be pleased to learn that the upcoming Barbie film is in good hands!
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Green Arrow Rebirth #1 Fans of Green Arrow will be pleased with his Rebirth issue.
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"Russia will be pleased," says Milos Damnjanovic, an analyst at the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network.
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We should be pleased that the negotiations with the rogue nation were not in vain.
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Socialists are also likely to be pleased by her offer of "a fair minimum wage".
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And we should be pleased that the Supreme Court ruled last year in Carpenter vs.
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He has got to be pleased with that turnaround after the triple-bogey, bogey start.
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Fiscal conservatives from all camps should be pleased to see progress on this critical task.
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If this were a permanent arrangement, Israel would have reasons to be pleased with it.
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Wall Street will be pleased with the new era of prudence in the oil industry.
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If the economy and market continue to follow the historical pattern, investors should be pleased.
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He assured the bankers in the audience that they would be pleased with his efforts.
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We're very close to making some announcements that I think people will be pleased with.
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Tekashi's gotta be pleased ... he could get out of prison as early as next August.
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On the eve of airlines' earnings season, investors appear to be pleased, because shares surged.
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Investors will be pleased, but the government may just be saving its battle for another day.
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But it's not just Bran and his fellow Starks who won't be pleased to see Jaime.
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Brad Glosserman, visiting professor at Japan's Tama University, said China would be pleased with the outcome.
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Most governments would be pleased with an annual budget surplus more than twice the forecast size.
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Well, you'll be pleased to know that we no longer have to face that difficult decision.
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Warren should be pleased that simplicity is one of President Trump's four principles for tax reform.
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Not all of them will be pleased by the way that new research rewrites old understandings.
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Many Republicans who never loved Trump will nevertheless be pleased with the state of economic affairs.
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President Trump appears to be pleased with son Don Jr's interview last night with Sean Hannity.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Small-handsed iOS fans all over the world should be pleased today.
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It was still very much a stomach most men would be pleased to trade him for.
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Xbox gamers will be pleased to hear background music is finally arriving with the summer update.
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Mitch McConnell, the lead architect of a permanently gridlocked Washington, should be pleased with his handiwork.
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If his granddaughter, Susan Eisenhower, is any guide to his reaction, he would not be pleased.
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While those seeking interplanetary scenarios may want more details, fans of endurance stories will be pleased.
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We can assume Mr. Sulzberger's great-grandfather, Adolph S. Ochs, would be pleased to know that.
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The latest opinion poll suggests that Spanish voters appear to be pleased with Rajoy's decisive leadership.
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Would you be pleased to hear that others are using their drones to police their neighborhoods?
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"We think you'll be pleased," they replied, and three additional handmaids, with heads bowed, joined them.
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She would be pleased to be the president, but she is not ambitious enough to run.
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"We'll try not to keep them waiting too long, but we think fans will be pleased."
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"Both the bond markets and ratings agencies would not be pleased," Inch wrote in a report.
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Specifically, loyalists who prefer the series remain faithful to Robert Kirkman's original comic books will be pleased.
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On the bright side, it does come with Alexa controls, so you Amazon fanatics will be pleased.
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Trying to please people whose don't want to be pleased, merely indulged in their displeasure, is futile.
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FOR ONCE Italy's populist government will be pleased to see a group of Africans cross the Mediterranean.
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I'm sure my mom would be pleased to know I have zero incriminating tweets about being drunk.
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I think that you should be pleased with that you get two for the price of one.
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And so, I don't think the architects of Obamacare—I'm sure they may be pleased right now.
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Anyway, my mom will be pleased to read this new study about screen time and kids' brains.
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The Russians will be pleased, but there is a sense that the American people have had enough.
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At times against Arsenal, Emery had good reason to be pleased: P.S.G. created a raft of chances.
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Miss Manners would be pleased with the results of Gridwise's passenger and driver report out this week.
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Simons has an air of being both pleased with himself and ready to be pleased by others.
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The women were also reportedly subject to strict "near-starvation" diets so that Raniere would be pleased.
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I can only assume that Amy won't be pleased one bit by Dan's tryst with her sister.
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Ms. Lutz is appealing, though, and fans of the franchise will probably be pleased with the elaboration.
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Lam said Wednesday she would be pleased to meet with Hunt if he came to Hong Kong.
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We are supposed to say that he would be pleased, but in truth he would be puzzled.
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She would be pleased to be the President, but she is not ambitious enough to run. ♦
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And while those voters may be pleased with the outcome, getting there was a well-documented struggle.
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Though, were Gruen still alive today, he would likely be pleased with the response to dying malls.
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You'll also be pleased to hear that it doesn't apply to the batteries you carry in your luggage.
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Prince Muhammad may be pleased; pricier oil would make Aramco more attractive to investors and hence more valuable.
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HBO must be pleased that it has two fairly obvious spinoff concepts tucked firmly into their back pocket.
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If you're regularly using Siri or Google Now (the precursor to Google Assistant), then you will be pleased.
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The hardline "Brexiteers" in her party are virulently opposed — though it's unlikely they'd be pleased by any deal.
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T-Swift would not be pleased: Finally, Helen shed some light on where that damn snake was hiding.
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No president can be pleased by the appointment of a special prosecutor just four months into his term.
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In the meantime, shares have risen 66.91% over the past 12 months, giving shareholders reason to be pleased.
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They will be pleased if — as Nikkei says — Apple brings its production demands back up again in April.
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He was not eager to please her, she realized, he was keen to be pleased by her pleasure.
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But after this, you might be pleased to hear that she basically just gets on with our interview.
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Fans of the original know what to expect, and overall, they should be pleased with the gruesome result.
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It's also possible that she has moved on and won't be pleased to be reminded of what happened.
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If Eazy-E is any indication, Nate's family will be pleased with Tim's vision ... nobody does it better.
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Moreover, if Mr. Trump wants to focus on this measure, he may not be pleased with the results.
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If you love the Vince aesthetic, you can be sure you'll be pleased with the selection of pieces.
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If I met Gigi I'd be pleased to find out that she is over-the-top all the time.
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It'll be an exchange of skills that she writes the community will be "pleased" to be a part of.
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I just ... If I was a federal worker, I would not be pleased with that comment in any way.
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And they would be pleased to junk all EU laws and regulations in what some call a clean Brexit.
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Her party has traditionally favored formal independence for the island, so Beijing will not be pleased if she wins.
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The message from the Trump administration was that the U.S. would be pleased if Israel were to pull out.
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"The ECB will be pleased and should continue to follow its chosen path," KfW chief economist Joerg Zeuner said.
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Many EU leaders will be pleased to see the back of Mrs May, whom they find ever more irritating.
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One estate agent in Newcastle says that developers would be pleased to see 65-70% occupancy in new towers.
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"Things have gone pretty much to plan today and we can be pleased with our day overall," said Neuville.
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Pixel art fans will be pleased to hear that Nvidia is introducing GPU integer scaling with this new driver.
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Renata Codello, the director of the Giorgio Cini Foundation, said she would be pleased if the chapels remained here.
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You'll be pleased to know this is the last time I'm hosting these awards, so I don't care anymore.
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"You'll be pleased to know this is the last time I'm hosting the Golden Globe Awards," he said Sunday.
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Social scientists should be pleased that one of our key ideas — structure — is now part of the public debate.
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Social scientists should be pleased that one of our key ideas — structure — is now part of the public debate.
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Lorenzo Fontana, deputy leader of Lega, told CNBC on Monday that Moscow would be pleased with the party's success.
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If you are a little "elfin" yourself, you are bound to be pleased by mentions of your spiritual kin.
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Maybe there's a group, a best of five — and if you're in that group, you should be pleased and happy.
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They should be pleased, then, that Washington seems to be paving the way for a a self-driving car boom.
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But if you're a faithful Ben & Jerry's fan, you'll be pleased to know they're still churning out new innovative flavors.
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Your peripheral vision will be pleased with this three-monitor stand ($170), which accommodates a trio of 27-inch monitors.
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Your peripheral vision will be pleased with this three-monitor stand ($170), which accommodates a trio of 13-inch monitors.
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Would my kids be pleased if I framed personalized printables of their names and hung them on their bedroom walls?
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As for Ajayi, this is a much better spot for him, and his owners should be pleased with that move.
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Moms of the 90s, you'll be pleased to know that we're sticking with plastic-wrapped ice cream from now on.
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Classic rock fans will feel like they're back at Laurel Canyon, while EDM fans will be pleased by the drop.
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And since you're looking for noise-canceling headphones, you'll be pleased to know that they cancel more noise as well.
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If you're just as stoked as we are, then you'll be pleased to know the collection is available starting today.
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"If we could narrowly repeat our very good sales volumes of 2015 this year, I would be pleased," he said.
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It's easy to imagine that smaller members of the crowdfunding community won't be pleased with the entrance of major companies.
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"Britain, we are told, will not be pleased to see the Swiss-EU issue interfering with their campaign," he said.
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The presentation does not include detailed financial data, but some investors may be pleased by the extent of the statement.
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For anyone who has sensitive eyes like I do, you'll be pleased to know that I've experienced very minimal irritation.
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The NFL, which Nike sponsors, will likely not be pleased, although there is little that they can do about it.
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"We will be pleased if the military who raped us and killed our parents, if they are hanged," she said.
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This is a convenient little cleaner that I've had for years, and I continue to be pleased with its performance.
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"And she had this obliging willingness to be pleased that has not been curtailed by her illness," Ms. Moore said.
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In a meeting this week, they appeared to be pleased with concessions offered by the Italian government, the official said.
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On balance, though, we believe it is the gay and lesbian side that has considerably more reason to be pleased.
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Here's what else is happening: Tennis fans will be pleased, sunshine and a gentle breeze will grace the courts today.
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Few would be tempted to call that first half "pretty," but Senegal, at least, will be pleased with their standing.
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A little bit of bacon alongside plenty of herbs makes for a simple plate you'll always be pleased to eat.
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"You have to take the small victories and be pleased that we did the maximum with the car," said Russell.
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The kind of man you'd be pleased to give your book to when you yourself couldn't make it any better.
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For those who loved the original TLOU, you'll be pleased to know that the sequel feels and plays the same.
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If Roy had lived another 30 years, I'm sure he'd be pleased to learn that his protégé was elected president.
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Ulrike Demmer told a regular government news conference that Germany would be pleased if Kim could continue in his position.
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"I understand that even with this amendment, my colleagues from Nevada will not be pleased with this legislation," Pallone said.
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"We sincerely believe you will be pleased," the academy's seven elected officers said in a letter to members on Wednesday.
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It's probably a little more casual than what Regina George originally envisioned, but we're sure she'd be pleased with their interpretation.
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His dreams now took place almost entirely in his childhood home, and he thought the architect would be pleased by this.
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"Investors will be pleased that ABB has got rid of this underperforming business," said Richard Frei, an analyst at Zuercher Kantonalbank.
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The new trailer for The Circle just dropped, and boy, the kings of Silicon Valley are not going to be pleased.
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Fans of the first-generation Pebble will, perhaps, be pleased to know that the latest version maintains a similar form factor.
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Those who favor fingerprint ID over face ID will be pleased to know Google is sticking with the former for now.
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Python developers will be pleased to know that Google is moving to general availability for its Python SDK for Cloud Dataflow.
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"On those numbers right now, the defense hawks seem to be pleased by the direction the discussions are going," Meadows said.
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No doubt Musk would be pleased to take a crew, including NASA astronauts, to the lunar surface for an agreeable fee.
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If your stew preferences skew lighter, you'll be pleased by the brothy, mild comfort of this dish made with lamb shoulder.
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Sweden will be pleased to get a chance to regroup, and the get 15 minutes away from that ball-hawking pressure.
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They should be pleased to consider the 2020 edition, and they'll probably share their sentiments with other buyers in the market.
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Democrats should be pleased to take the blame ("credit" would be a more accurate word) for protecting the Affordable Care Act.
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In a moment of heightened labor militancy in the tech industry, Silicon Valley bosses will likely be pleased with the ruling.
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That goes back to who does Trump appoint — I can't imagine that it would be anyone I would be pleased with.
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"To the extent that the couple referenced have found a solution, the writer would be pleased to hear from you," he wrote.
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The election of Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer comes as a big relief to Merkel, who clearly seemed to be pleased by the outcome.
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So this is something that I think the Trump administration can be legitimately be pleased with on the question of executive authority.
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So you'd be pleased to find out that South Korea's First Pets are all from shelters, and that they're cute as heck.
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I think you will be pleased as peppermint to learn that George Elf had a very, very special Christmas wish this year.
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It remains to be seen whether the former Midwest Democrats who voted for him will be pleased with such a conservative administration.
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Nintendo should be pleased with that success, but the onus is now on the company to make sure things stay that way.
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But DeMario, you'll be pleased to know, is a new man, in that he improbably comes off worse here than ever before.
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Lovers of big-screen scares will be pleased to learn the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2019 is back with a gory vengeance.
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"The Liberals should be pleased with this result," Cailin Birch, a global economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC via telephone.
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If the EU responds to the crackdown in Minsk by ending Mr Lukashenko's flirtation with the West, Mr Putin will be pleased.
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Those who have become disillusioned with Apple's lack of meaningful innovation recently will definitely be pleased with this breathtaking new design direction.
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" According to a report from the research team at UBS, "The market should be pleased by this set of results we think.
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Coons said he was "thrilled" and "encouraged" by the final outcome of the budget -- and said Trump should be pleased as well.
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EA must be pleased with the performance of its Xbox subscription service EA isn't the only company to offer gaming subscription services.
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While investors seem to be pleased by Snap's new offerings and revenue opportunities, several Wall Street analysts remain reserved about its execution.
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You'd think Berlin street food fanatics would be pleased, but some find the lack of German sausage in the update very conspicuous.
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My mother would be pleased if she could see my tears; when I read it to her, I should try to cry.
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God, be pleased with those who want to go for jihad – and blind those who are watching and want to capture them.
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A few of my colleagues also retold the narrative that the Warriors must be pleased at their effort because they were outmanned.
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Yet if, by the end, you're angry about what you've seen — and you're likely to be — Mr. Bryan will probably be pleased.
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They almost certainly won't be pleased by E.U. negotiators floating the idea of extending Britain's transition out of the bloc until 2022.
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The president's allies caution that he does not expect a repeat in the Senate, though he would be pleased to see it.
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Still, just because on any given day the subway may offer an on-time surprise does not mean riders will be pleased.
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Saudi leaders will be pleased that oil is now close to $64 a barrel, and not below $58, as in early October.
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If Gorsuch is confirmed and starts siding with the more liberal members of the court, Kennedy said those voters won't be pleased.
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No one who has paid for a lifetime subscription or even a monthly plan will be pleased to see pre-roll ads.
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"We would be pleased to update you and others on the progress of the working group at the appropriate time," he added.
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Only 15 percent were "delighted" by the prospect of similar immigration restrictions in Britain, while 13 percent said they would be "pleased".
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Black Coffee appeared to be pleased with the sample, changing his profile picture on Twitter to an image of the project cover.
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While some supporters of the trade wars might be pleased to see this happen, it won't be just import models that are affected.
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He will not be pleased to hear that Cersei has claimed Euron as the father when the truth is really that Jaime is.
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Waxing might sound more painful than relaxing, but trust us: Brow-obsessed mothers are sure to be pleased with a trip to EWC.
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Many Republicans will likely be pleased to change the subject from Russia, a country that favors their president, to Iran, their favorite enemy.
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Some senators say it's time for Mexico to stand firm and will doubtless be pleased that Peña Nieto canceled his meetings with Trump.
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They should not be pleased with themselves, because at the end of the day, you have got so many great things going on.
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The creators using the app seem to be pleased, but they also noted that they haven't been able to monetize their content yet.
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"I do think readers who fell in love with Ferrante with the Neapolitan novels — I think they're going to be pleased," he said.
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"We would be pleased if this investigative group sent us the information, and then we could check it," Peskov told reporters on Tuesday.
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As long as things are trending in the right direction investors will be likely continue to be pleased, analysts at Evercore ISI said.
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YOU MUST BE PLEASED TO HEAR THAT THEY'RE PAYING MORE ATTENTION TO GLOBAL EVENTS -- LAGARDE: YES EISEN: BUT HOW GRADUAL IS TOO GRADUAL?
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Folks worried that their kids are spending a little too much time gaming should be pleased to hear about Sony's latest PS4 update.
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Folks riding the OnePlus bandwagon will be pleased to learn that the phone maker today introduced a red version of the OnePlus 6.
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" Ms. Cappellazzo said, "We feel confident about the deals that have been done for May, and expect to be pleased with the results.
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Those majoring in engineering fields will be pleased to know that the median pay for civil engineering was $86,640 per year in 2018.
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China would be pleased to have its inspectors included in that verification process, said Cheng Xiaohe, a North Korea expert at Renmin University.
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Pjoltergeist regulars will be pleased to find some familiar favorites on Katla's bar menu, including crisp chicharrones and takoyaki dusted with bonito flakes.
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That's definitely something to be pleased about, but you're not truly in control of your home until you make it a smart home.
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Users who love to have multiple tabs open may also be pleased to hear that the attachment will open in a new window.
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If you like your space missions futuristic and Mars-based, you'll likely be pleased to hear about National Geographic's new TV drama Mars.
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Joan Ashby is like no writer I have ever encountered; I'm sure, if she were real, she would be pleased to hear it.
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Well, he might: he has waited long enough to see this day, and he had good reason to be pleased with the results.
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Disappointed children will be pleased to hear that Toys "R" Us expects to keep nearly all its stores open over the Christmas shopping season.
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From Frank Ocean and Solange to A Tribe Called Quest and Erykah Badu, hip-hop fans are sure to be pleased with the lineup.
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"Harry Potter" fans should be pleased by the storytelling, and fans of mysteries on the streets of London will have something new to love.
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Whether you choose the Galaxy S10+ or OnePlus 7 Pro, you're bound to be pleased with the quality of photos taken with either phone.
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"Medicare Advantage plans are likely to be pleased by the final rule," said Ipsita Smolinski, managing director at healthcare research consulting firm Capitol Street.
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He said they would be pleased to deal with Sidney Shalett, one of our reporters whom he knew, and I readily agreed to this.
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Good, because you'll be pleased to know that they've got a new video out for "Gender of My Animals" that is snappy and disorienting.
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And finally, Hamilton fanatics would be pleased with Schumer's final sketch, in which she's running a dance rehearsal and Lin-Manuel Miranda stops in.
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As seen in the video above, Jim also says that if you make fun of him and his sermons, God will not be pleased.
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If your partner wants to please you and doesn't know how, guide their hands or mouths in the ways you like to be pleased.
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New York (CNN)President Trump, a ratings junkie, should be pleased with the results of his State of the Union address on Tuesday night.
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"When somebody takes a work of that size, you can't help but be pleased, it would be neurotic not to be," Ms. Jonas says.
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Now it appears that even if the convoy does reach Islamic State territory, the fighters' own comrades may not be pleased to see them.
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Chinese officials will no doubt be pleased by Trump's overtures, said Jia Qingguo, a leading academic who has advised the government on foreign policy.
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But the public wants stronger, not weaker, environmental protection, and would not be pleased to see a sharp deterioration in air and water quality.
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Few judges would be pleased to see a landlord suing a woman in her late 80s for paying her rent a few weeks late.
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Gaitskill fans will be pleased to learn that the wise iconoclasm of her fiction is also on display in this, her first nonfiction book.
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In the United States, conservatives may be pleased that one objective stresses personal responsibility and cautions against reliance on either welfare or medical insurance.
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NATO Merkel should be pleased that some of Trump's envoys have expressed a commitment to NATO somewhat more accepting than his sentiments during the campaign.
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But given the many political sparks and fires he may have dampened, the French president nevertheless had good reason to be pleased with his work.
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Yet Theresa May, the Tory prime minister, who has called a general election for June 8th, has reason to be pleased with these local elections.
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Fans of the coming-of-age novel, which was later adapted for screen, will be pleased to know the stage production is in good hands.
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Experts also noted that it's possible that Kim Jong-Un could be pleased with success of the program, meaning that no further testing is needed.
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Something about the lizard brain just loves to go fast, to perform maneuvers at high speed, to be pleased by bright colors and fun sounds.
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Xendo customers, which include Netflix, Looker, Intersection (an Alphabet subsidiary) and AppDirect itself should be pleased because the company will continue to operate as before.
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"Investors should be pleased with the perspective that they(Intel) are getting in on this trend fairly early," according to CFRA Research analyst Angelo Zino.
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Still, it's not a stretch to imagine, these three—and indeed all those intimately involved—would be pleased with the way their stories are told.
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Jones continues to be pleased by the development of Sueing, who averages 11.8 points and 5.0 rebounds and has scored in double figures seven times.
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"You would be surprised if I started going into details at this point in time –– you would be pleased, but you would be surprised," Rep.
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It should equally be pleased that National Security Council Senior Director for Asian Affairs Matt Pottinger appears to be closely involved in the summit planning.
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Lawmakers will only have five minutes at a time to question Pruitt, but they're not likely to be pleased if he tries to avoid questions.
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"Investors should be pleased with the perspective that they (Intel) are getting in on this trend fairly early," according to CFRA Research analyst Angelo Zino.
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But it's definitely at least a start, and investors should be pleased to see the company is still trying to make the drone business work.
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So if you're looking for a new way to treat your lower back pain — without meds — you'll be pleased to know that you've got options.
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If politicians are truly serious about "ethical capitalism" — the latest political buzzword — they should be pleased about the prospect of a more level playing field.
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Senegal, while not exactly scintillating, and definitely a bit lucky on the goal, will be pleased to have what it will consider a deserved lead.
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If you're superstitious already, you'll be pleased—or, more likely, pretty terrified—to know that this Friday the 214th is about to be extra spooky.
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PARELES If Sam Gendel is playing his instrument into its own grave on "Saxofone Funeral," then he should be pleased with what he's found there.
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" Pritzker's daughters, Karen and Linda Pritzker, said in a joint statement: "Our dad would be pleased to know that Colson Medical is going back home.
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But now, Europe — as well as Russia and China — would not be pleased if the United States sabotaged a hard-won deal that it helped negotiate.
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He watches a lot of TV, so I wouldn't be surprised if he sees this film, too, and if he does I think he'll be pleased.
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Probably. Varys may not be pleased with Tyrion's constant taunting, but at least he's not the only one in Winterfell working overtime to suppress a grimace.
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She loved this game, the give and take of control and pleasure, each sexual demand and request ensuring they would both be pleased in the end.
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LONDON — This story may start with the tragic, drunken theft of a beloved porcelain dog, but you'll be pleased to hear it has a happy ending.
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If you're returning to Pokémon after a long absence, you may be pleased to find that the latest iteration is a kinder, gentler monster-battling game.
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While conservatives may not be pleased with the changes on the table, moving the bill to the left could help McConnell protect his most vulnerable members.
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Rhimes decided it was time to bring the series starring Kerry Washington to an end, Dungey said, predicting fans would be pleased with how it wraps.
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"This is a serious crisis and no-one can be pleased with what is happening in the U.K. currently," he said at an event in Brussels.
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In 1960, Americans were asked whether they would be pleased, displeased, or unmoved if their son or daughter married a member of the other political party.
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And though Mr. Colbert was said to be pleased with the performance, it barely made a dent in improving his standing among the late-night shows.
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General Deinekin wrote in a note with the gift, "We both should be pleased that our airplanes did not have to see each other in combat."
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Putin called Trump "very talented", fuelling speculation the Kremlin would be pleased to see Trump in the White House, but later rowed back from those comments.
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Outside HIV/AIDS groups that have been critical of the administration and believe it has neglected the issue are likely to be pleased by the decision.
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"I thought Taylor would be pleased to have the attentions of a serious journalist," Ms. Maddox wrote in a 1999 essay in The New York Times.
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Runners will be pleased: the watch now has a new Run Detect feature that automatically activates GPS and tracks things like pace, distance, elevation, and split times.
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You'll be pleased to know that scientists haven't found any reason to believe there's a connection between the full moon and your menstrual cycle or mental health.
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Fur fans will also be pleased: You'll get a beautiful trim of coyote fur, which zips away from the hood in case you wish to remove it.
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And on the roads you and I drive every day, I got a sense of why some fans might not be pleased with the GT's engine noise.
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On one level, Bernie Sanders should be pleased that he attracted (based on returns from 85 percent of Iowa precincts) the most initial support in the caucuses.
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Chocolate lovers will be pleased at the debut of the Chocolate Brownie Trifle—made with double chocolate brownies and topped with whipped cream and a mocha drizzle.
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You'll be pleased to hear that it stays locked until you enter a code that gets sent to your mobile, so pizza thieves are kept at bay.
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Some people might be pleased to wake up and discover they have millions of adoring social media followers and their own TV show – but not this teen.
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Beilein continues to be pleased by the play of 6-11 forward Moritz Wagner, who is averaging 17 points and six rebounds over his last two games.
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If you're one of the people who's been sending John Boyega erotic FinnPoe fan art, you'll be pleased to hear that he doesn't mind all that much.
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"On the case of (Arkady) Babchenko .. first, one must be pleased that the man is alive," said Maas at a news conference with a senior Chinese official.
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If that means anything, it's that she has a strong network of followers who will be pleased to hear the new music she's working obsessively over currently.
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In his letter, Mohammed does not plea for his life, but instead says he will be pleased with any sentence that's handed down, according to the Herald.
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Unfortunately, one of the most intriguing investments that we wound up discussing we can't include (the founders would not be pleased), but we can share it soon.
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But the president is said to be pleased with the job Pruitt has done in rolling back environmental rules and regulations, one of Trump's core campaign promises.
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James was always down-to-earth, just a genuinely nice guy who seemed to be pleased to be there and was there for the love of it.
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Most bottoms make known how they want to be pleased and in what contexts, so the submissive is ultimately the one most in charge of the scenario.
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He recognises that giving up a part of a club's history is a wrench, but says he would be pleased to see other teams follow Streatham's lead.
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Shortly before the polls closed, the Nixon campaign said it would be pleased if Ms. Nixon surpassed the 34.3 percent that Ms. Teachout had received in 2014.
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The Trump administration would most likely also be pleased, because although the rule change would amount to Chinese currency manipulation, it would keep China's currency from weakening.
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" He said he expected that Australians would be pleased he was returning, but added, "I don't hold a hose" and "I don't sit in a control room.
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Tell the interviewer something along on the lines of it being the team performance that's more important than your individual one and your manager will be pleased.
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"We will not be happy, we will not be satisfied, we will not be pleased until we do something in a major way," he said early Thursday morning.
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Bill Shine is out at Fox News, and judging by his tweets last week when the rumors first surfaced, host Sean Hannity won't be pleased with the decision.
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But if President Trump, the polarizer, is hoping that the strategy will easily kill the multiple investigations, the odds are that he won't be pleased with the outcome.
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It looks like fans of the source material will be pleased as Jesse and his friends finally embrace the central quest that drives the events of the books.
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Already one red-state Democrat, who would be a top target for Republicans to support a candidate, stated she would not be pleased with Lieberman as a pick.
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The gains also came after a Reuters report, citing sources, said Saudi Arabia would be pleased with oil prices at a range between $80 and $100 per barrel.
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Chief Executive Jeremy Masding said he would be pleased if the bank could get back to a low double-digit share of the Irish mortgage market this year.
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Still, Mr. Black's fans will be pleased to hear that he can still deliver his trademark outbursts, when a conversational tone suddenly revs into an expletive-filled roar.
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"I think they'll be pleased with the speech," he told reporters, interrupting his news conference briefly when a call from Paul Manafort, the Trump campaign chairman, came in.
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After months of hearing about scandals at Uber and the privately-held company's very public search for a new CEO, Cramer finally found something to be pleased with.
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TheG7has a 12-megapixel and 5-megapixel dual-lens camera setup, which is quite good, and selfie-takers will be pleased with the 8-megapixel front-facing camera.
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"He would be pleased that 'Arturo Ui' was getting produced, but saddened that the dangers he wrote about are so present in the United States today," he said.
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Few will be pleased with the administration's ultimate response to this crisis, particularly the hard-line realists on one side and the hard-line idealists on the other.
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And if, like me, you love the sound of the Latinate terminology, then you'll be pleased to read about Verbena, Salvia, Dahlia, Fuschia, Aster oblongifolius, and Rudbeckia fulgida.
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Listen: If Sam Gendel is playing his instrument into its own grave on "Saxofone Funeral," then he should be pleased with what he's found there, writes our critic.
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"He decided to put the truth over party and president, because the president really can't be pleased with it," Mr. Dean said in an interview after the hearing.
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The Chinese government has expressed its open dislike for Harris on multiple occasions in state media and is unlikely to be pleased at the news of his ambassadorship.
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"It is fair to say the administration would be pleased if corporate inversions that happened solely so corporations don't pay their fair share won't go through," he said.
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Reyes, 23, certainly hasn't looked his age this summer, but the Mets would be pleased with his contributions even if his performance wasn't evoking memories of his youthful prime.
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Another truth: Many of the 447 DNC members who get to cast a vote for chairman later this month will be pleased if any of the frontrunners, especially Rep.
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Coach Lorenzo Romar continues to be pleased by the play of sophomore guard David Crisp, who is averaging 211 points on 269 percent shooting over his last four games.
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"I needed this day to be memorable, so I had to buy her something," Khloé says in a confessional, noting that Kim will not be pleased with the purchase.
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For the early adopter who just loves getting the new thing, you'll be pleased that it actually works and isn't another half-baked dream on the road to autonomy.
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With the charity work that he and his brother do – including Harry's Sentebale charity, in honor of Princess Diana – Harry said that he hopes his mother would be pleased.
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Even picky skywatchers should be pleased with the 20-ounce YETI Rambler in stainless steel, though as long as it keeps your liquids the right temperature, anything will do.
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Not only that, but any Red Dead Redemption 2 fans should be pleased, as the Amazon exclusive steel-book including the critically acclaimed game, is available for just £33.
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Wildstein testified that he had informed Christie, "You'll be pleased to know Mayor Sokolich is very frustrated," because he had not received a response to any of his emails.
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Vladimir Putin would be pleased to see Serbia annex part of Kosovo because it would lend legitimacy to his claim on Crimea (and throw Europe further into political turmoil).
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While the suits at HBO may or may not be pleased with Broadbent's loose-lipped revelation, I would just like to personally thank Mr. Broadbent for being so forthcoming.
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It seems as though it's intended to ease us into Haim 2.0, which is—fans of their glossy rock sound might be pleased to hear—the same, but different.
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After the election, steelmakers continued to be pleased with what they were hearing about possible cabinet appointments — the names being mentioned were, by and large, sympatico to steel issues.
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In remote, off-the-grid lands, millions of people would be pleased to plug in a small fridge, or use a blender, or even just turn on a lightbulb.
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"However, in order to notice these metabolic benefits, you'd have to eat unsafe and potentially dangerously high amounts of capsaicin, and your digestive system won't be pleased," Lockwood says.
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I think Smith would be pleased to know this, and I like to imagine John Donne enjoying her "startling and bizarre" company, wherever the two of them may be.
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The resulting acquisitions may end up destroying value for the shareholders of the companies involved, but Goldman's own investors should be pleased the investment bank is trying new things.
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Glass-half-full types might be pleased to see that after climbing 30 percent from 2000 to 2010, antibiotic prescriptions for older adults leveled off between 2011 and 2014.
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Even if the Kremlin has reason to be pleased with the latest episode, Mr. Putin and the Russian government prefer that policy changes happen in an orderly, choreographed manner.
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Mr. Leonard, who died in 2013, would surely be pleased with how Davey Holmes, the show's creator, has appropriated signature Leonardesque touches — deadpan humor; casually deployed violence; incongruous eloquence.
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While tech CEOs like Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey have called for defined regulation on content moderation, it's unlikely that they'd be pleased with changes that increase their liability.
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"The people who are still complaining about the president's words Saturday and Monday will never be pleased with anything he says," said Michael Caputo, a former Trump campaign adviser.
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Democrats have to be pleased with that, since one of their persistent claims these past few years has been that the Democratic base is fired up as never before.
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Vijaya Gadde, Twitter's legal, policy, and trust and safety head, acknowledged that some people won't be pleased to see their followings fall in a blog post explaining the decision.
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If you're a massive Star Wars fan, you may be pleased to know that you can now be the Stormtroopers' overlord and have them do your dirty work for you.
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He was well aware that was the group that had been petitioning for 20 years and I would have to think he would be pleased with the decision we made.
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"I think exporters will be pleased, we are an export-dependent nation," NZ First leader Winston Peters told reporters after a meeting with Labour, when asked about the currency's decline.
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Apple's decision proves that even at a time when people are demanding stronger encryption from the services they use and greater privacy, not everyone will be pleased with the outcome.
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But every time she steps on a scale and asks if she's getting bigger, I know the amount of time she'll be pleased with an affirmative shrinks by the day.
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Like myself, you might be pleased to find extra pixels to work with in Photoshop or Lightroom, and even further pleased to find that your system won't hang rendering it.
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LONDON — Anyone planning a short stay in one of the cells at Grimsby Police Station, UK, will now be pleased to know it has a very detailed 4-star review.
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For those who buy music from sites like HD Tracks or Acoustic Sounds, you'll be pleased to know that this system can decode and play full, high-resolution DSD files.
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Democrats can be pleased that they avoided being boxed out of the November ballot in the Huntington Beach-based 48th District, which voted 48 percent to 46 percent for Clinton.
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Existing fans will be pleased to know that the new material doesn't stray too far from the old, with singer Milosh's androgynous voice doing most of the emotional heavy lifting.
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Airbnb's response to the recently-highlighted problems will help determine how it fares on the public market and given its quick and seemingly comprehensive response, money managers may be pleased.
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And while the cast members are making their New York stage debuts, and hope that theater and comedy fans will be pleased, they also simply enjoy working and playing together.
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Regardless of the differences between a peace regime and a peace treaty, China will be pleased by steps that codify the long-term division between South Korea and North Korea.
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Fans of KFC's chicken and waffles will be pleased to know that on November 18 spicy versions of the meal will be arriving in locations nationwide for a limited time.
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After months of hearing about scandals at Uber and the privately-held company's very public search for a new CEO, CNBC's Jim Cramer finally found something to be pleased with.
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Love and money planet Venus entering diplomatic Libra on Monday, beginning a period of creativity for you—you'll be pleased to share your ideas with the world during its stay!
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No one — regardless of party affiliation — ought to be pleased when an active-duty military officer publicly tries to shape voting by others, particularly in this bitterly partisan election season.
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As a long time supporter of the renewable energy industry, I continue to be pleased about the expansion of renewable fuels that contribute to the reduction of our carbon footprint.
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Here strangers will come and pick me up (and when I'm back on my feet, there will certainly be quite a few who would be pleased to see me fall).
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If you've ever configured your smartphone to offer up that 6-digit entry code, you'll be pleased to know that the conglomerate has its eyes set on retinal scanning technology.
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Although American businesses and farmers will be pleased by those commitments, China is only agreeing to make purchases for the next two years and is vague about what happens after.
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For those of you who have not had the pleasure of meeting Flynn, you'll be pleased to know that he inherited his mother's contagious laugh and larger-than-life personality. . . .
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Whether you're browsing the cooling racks at a high-end shop or wandering the supermarket aisle in search of Entenmann's, you'll be pleased with what you walk out with, either way.
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What's next: Turkey would be pleased to see a rift between Washington and Riyadh, so they will probably overcome the political and practical hurdles created by this summer's sanctions and tariffs.
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Why it matters: Facebook and Google have been squarely in the sights of publishers for years, who would likely be pleased by some sort of action on the issue from DOJ.
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Avid fans of "Oldboy" (2003) will be pleased to hear that Mr Park has included several octopus references here too (a cephalopod meets a memorably revolting end in the earlier film).
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The President gave Mooch his blessing to nuke Reince, but he will likely be pleased to see his new comms director dial back his aggression (and colorful language) a few notches.
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WISENET did not immediately respond to Gizmodo's request for comment, but one could imagine that the company's execs would not be pleased if the MTA was using its brand without permission.
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Hopefully, the Tuscans will figure it all out soon, because there are legions of The English Patient fans out there who wouldn't be pleased by a feral hog disrupting their aperitivo.
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Hensarling, who announced on Tuesday that he will not run for re-election, said the GOP tax plan won't make lobbyists very happy but Americans and U.S. companies should be pleased.
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So she would surely be pleased to know that her last major work, "The Prison," will be performed on May 11 at Carnegie Hall, by the Cecilia Chorus of New York.
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The president had tweeted earlier in the day that Saturday was called "Death Valley in T.V." and may be pleased that more of his defense will come on a weekday. Rep.
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What's even more striking is how low those "yes, deserves re-election" numbers are among Republicans and self-identified conservatives who, presumably, should be pleased with the Republican majorities in Congress.
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"They may not be ... pleased with the tone of his campaign or the name-calling, but on policy, Donald Trump and Republicans are singing from the same hymn book," he added.
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The competition for places at selective high schools in New York is now so cutthroat that a tutor expects a parent to be pleased at being offered the chance to cheat.
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Larry King's wife has a major update on the health status of her hubby after he suffered what we're told was a heart attack ... and his fans are sure to be pleased.
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In unusual criticism of a presidential candidate, Pavel, chairman of the NATO Military Committee, said in an interview that Russian "President (Vladimir) Putin and some others may be pleased by this approach".
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Despite a rocky start to the season, the Los Angeles Dodgers have to be pleased with the way they have played against the other defending division champions during the last nine games.
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If you have ever imagined giving island life a shot, you might be pleased to hear that there are several isles out there where you might just make that dream a reality.
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Maybe it's just a vibe, but it seems like the Golden Company's leader has absolutely no idea what he's gotten himself into and will not be pleased when he figures it out.
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If you don't need anywhere near that amount of built-in storage, you might be pleased to hear that Apple is seemingly returning to three storage tiers with the 2018 iPhone lineup.
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Image: Victoria WebsterIf you've ever enjoyed those horror movies that involve organ harvesting, you may be pleased to know that scientists are one step closer to using organic matter to power robots.
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Trump's campaign will likely be pleased that he got a photo-op with a foreign leader and appeared to avoid any damaging gaffes as he stood soberly on stage, beside an interpreter.
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Of course, rival operators who have had to either slash their 4G data rates or provide more data (in some cases double) at the same price, won't be pleased with Jio's interpretation.
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While Democratic politicians have sought to portray the Trump policies as inhumane, the president's supporters are certain to be pleased at another gesture making good on campaign promises to sharply curtail immigration.
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The bar I set for myself with both the book and the app was that it be something Kubrick would be pleased with, that they have the integrity of a Kubrick film.
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"Investors might be pleased with the market's recent performance, but it's unlikely they find the underlying dynamics—a more favorable risk backdrop, with decelerating economic and earnings growth—particularly inspiring," Golub said.
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If you vibe with that track, you'll be pleased to hear the singer announced that she'll release a full debut EP, Sad For You, on April 7 under Mac Miller's Remember imprint.
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"Investors will likely be pleased that the merger agreement has been terminated, given the substantial decline in Akorns operating performance since the agreement was signed last April," said Berenberg analyst Tom Jones.
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If you are, for some reason, an avid Walkie Talkie user on the Apple Watch, you will be pleased to learn that the functionality is back in the latest watchOS update today.
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On the other hand, who is to say that he wouldn't be pleased if the end result were to be some "closure" for his children around issues I'm not even aware of?
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Despite all the head-scratching and complaining that has come from the Republicans about the White House, this has been an agenda that much of the GOP seems to be pleased about.
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The reason is not hard to fathom: as Russia continues to oppose NATO expansion on its western border, it would hardly be pleased with a country turning to America to its east.
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Much of the international community would be pleased to see these and related questions not resurface but they are inconvenient truths that if left unaddressed may well lead to a future crisis.
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Whether you walk out halfway through "Bikini Moon" or stay to watch it twice — and both are valid reactions to this film — you'll suspect that Milcho Manchevski, the director, will be pleased.
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France will be pleased with that, but they've been terribly fortunate with the own goal and the V.A.R. decision, which surely will be chewed on for weeks if it proves decisive today.
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Reporting since then has revealed that Trump and his advisers simultaneously believed that Democrats would be pleased with the move and that Comey's unwillingness to pledge loyalty to Trump justified the decision.
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"The opponents of Waters of the United States are going to be pleased with this new rule," said Myron Ebell, who led Mr. Trump's E.P.A. transition team and who viewed the memo.
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He has undergone psychoanalysis twice — the first time for six years, then for nine — and professes himself to be pleased with the overall outcome, a certain thorniness of personality having been diminished.
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I remain a devout federalist, but even those of us who favor a more integrated Europe cannot be pleased with the current deadlock and the organization's general lack of development and efficiency.
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The article's author may be pleased to know that recent estimates from the United States Census Bureau show that the average age of first marriage for women in 2017 was 27.4 years.
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Even if he already has these items, he'll probably be pleased to have extras that he can use wherever he is at — on his boat, in the garage or at your place.
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Trump appeared to be pleased when the song was first released, tweeting, "Who wouldn't be flattered?" after the song's music video racked up millions of views, but he soon turned on Miller.
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Each of those pots of money comes with a specific constituency that authorized it in the first place, and those constituencies may not be pleased to see it used for another purpose.
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"It fits a pattern of unpredictability, but I think the rest of the world will be pleased and surprised by this decision," said a senior European diplomat involved in negotiations with Iran.
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As the fallout from the Brexit rattles financial markets around the world, one country geographically close to all the drama may be pleased with the United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union.
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Fans of Natasha may be pleased to learn that Mark Berman appears in this collection's "Childhood," accompanying his precocious and difficult eight-year-old son on the son's first appointment with a psychologist.
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Comics fans would no doubt be pleased to see franchises like the X-Men and Fantastic Four back under the stewardship of Marvel Studios, and perhaps even integrated into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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All Together Now Those who regularly use Microsoft products, whether that's the gorgeous Surface Laptop or another PC, will be pleased to know that Cortana, like the Google Assistant, works seamlessly across devices.
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For fans of Skarsgård's hair, you all can be pleased to know that he will most likely have to grow it back out in order to play the "very handsome" Canadian Prime Minister.
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Although Sookie St. James left the Dragonfly Inn in the hands of co-founder Lorelai Gilmore, fans will be pleased to learn that the pair remain best friends in the Gilmore Girls revival!
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U.S. lumber producers will be pleased by Trump's decision; they have long alleged that Canadian lumber imports are unfairly subsidized because companies north of the border can source timber from government-owned land.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) holds its first policy meeting of the year on Tuesday and will likely be pleased that the market has cooled somewhat from the heights seen last year.
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In case you missed it ... Trump shouted out his own administration more than saying an actual "thank-you" to fallen soldiers, saying they'd be pleased with the country's unemployment numbers and revamped military.
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And they may be pleased to know that a branch of Eli's Essentials, his takeout shop and cafe at Madison Avenue and 2295st Street, turns into a charming wine bar after 2503 p.m.
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Trump told Abbas, a Western-backed moderate, that the final peace blueprint would offer the Palestinians an important settlement that they would be pleased with, but did not provide specifics, the sources said.
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Various Dylan fans continue to be pleased, various English-language novelists continue to be annoyed, and various American poets continue to say something or other that no one is paying much attention to.
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When you said that they were going to all of a sudden put something together, and you would be pleased with it, and he did what you said, it doesn&apost make sense, right?
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Millennial and Gen-Z travelers will be pleased that Arlo — whose New York City "micro-hotels" double as co-working spaces — just took over the Nautilus hotel in South Beach (around $259 a night).
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But for those fans who are attached to the singer's famous dark hair, they will be pleased to discover that the bold blonde hairdo is another fabulous Hollywood wig, created by hairstylist Dimitri Giannetos.
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Employers who value behavior change, for example, might be pleased that employees in the program became more attentive to diet and exercise, but others who care more about health care savings may be discouraged.
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Readers who loved Sofia Samatar's multiple-award-winning 2013 novel "A Stranger in Olondria" may be pleased to know that THE WINGED HISTORIES (Small Beer, $24) is related, although it isn't quite a sequel.
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The life of Arnold Palmer is being remembered at a memorial service on Tuesday and the iconic golfer, who passed away at 87 on September 25, would probably be pleased with the refreshments served.
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"We think the RBA would be pleased with the strength in employment in today's numbers, although the stubbornly high unemployment rate will remain a source of concern," said Felicity Emmett, senior economist at ANZ.
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However, they'll be pleased to know JLo and boyfriend Alex Rodriguez skipped the Academy Awards for a good reason: Teaching teens in the Bronx how to be business-savvy and make wise financial choices.
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And finally as a heavy consumer of media, President Trump is unlikely to be pleased by how his Wednesday morning deal-making is playing -- as a big victory for the people he negotiated with.
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At the same time, not all of those in the Nusra Front may be pleased with anything that looks like a softening of its hard jihadist line, which is why Zawahiri's endorsement was needed.
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From what we know of The Donald, he can't be pleased with these type of images leading stories: shot after shot with his lips puckered in an "o," eyebrows raised and taken from below.
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Norton recognized that neither the Scott family nor the Slager family likely would be pleased with his punishment, adding that sentencing is the hardest facet of his more than 27 years on the bench.
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Investors may be pleased enough with the economy and earnings to excuse a harsh backdrop on trade and a miserly Fed, at least for now, but disquieting developments overseas have arisen or worsened lately.
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Liverpool, which advanced to the group stage through the final qualifying round, will be pleased with its opponents, which included Sevilla and Slovenia's Maribor, but less excited about its coming visit to Spartak Moscow.
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One leader may be pleased by Mr. Trump's cancellation of the meeting: President Xi Jinping of China, who can use his influence with North Korea as leverage while negotiating a trade deal with Washington.
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Also, Toy Story 303 fans will be pleased to hear that the 10-episode Forky Asks a Question series will detail the lovable spork's quest to get answers to — you guessed it — his questions.
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" FEDERATION OF SMALL BUSINESSES NATIONAL CHAIRMAN MIKE CHERRY "The UK's millions of small businesses will be pleased to hear that finally it appears the Brexit talks are about to move onto the second stage.
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While Trump may be pleased, the huddle provided fresh fodder for Democrats and the foreign policy establishment who worry that closer ties with Russia, especially after its election interference campaign, will undermine U.S. interests.
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Motorola can't be pleased that Samsung introduced a competing device with the same form factor soon after its own product and was able to bring it to market roughly a week after the Razr.
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He said, "You'll be pleased to know .... " He said that the President recommended and has authorized a 239% increase in our innovation studies and experimentation because he believes in what we need to do.
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The Navy will be pleased to know that on Wednesday, their singer-in-chief introduced two new Fenty for Stance box sets, simply because she wants to outfit you from your face to your feet.
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Skúli Mogensen, WOW's founder and chief executive, is rumoured not to be pleased about the deal either, as his original goal was to disrupt Icelandair's way of doing business, not to team up with it.
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Had Mitford a grave to rise from (she hasn't; her ashes were scattered at sea), she might be pleased by some of the changes slowly shaking the industry, if acerbic about some of their aesthetics.
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Washington may not be pleased if Canberra accepted China's invitation, and following President Trump's recent scolding of Turnbull, the PM may not wish to further strain ties with the world's largest economy, Golley told CNBC.
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Fans of the television series "A French Village," the saga of one town during World War II, will be pleased to learn that several new books carry the story of resistance during that war deeper.
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If you've ever toyed with the idea of playing God and creating your own world, you'll be pleased to know there's a way to do so with no real-world consequences: Sid Meier's Civilization games.
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"It is a complementary step to Washington's Indo-Pacific strategy and Washington will be pleased," Ni Lexiong, a naval expert at the Shanghai University of Political Science and Law, told the South China Morning Post.
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If Tesla's solar roof (or the Tesla 3, or SolarCity) fails but demonstrates that there's a viable market, and other competitors come in to do it better, I don't know that Musk would be pleased.
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Fans of "The Americans" will immediately recognize Matthew Rhys in the role of Mr. Darcy, while everyone who swooned over Matthew Goode's portrayal of Henry Talbot on "Downton" will be pleased to see him here.
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I was taken aback by Frederick's reaction, as my thinking had been quite the opposite, namely, that an artist would be pleased to have his or her artwork serve as the inspiration for a poem.
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Still, while "Apple devices continue to be the gift to give," according to Flurry, Samsung has to be pleased that it not only held the No. 2 spot, it inched up 1% over last year.
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No matter the rationale behind the choice, Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth is said not to be pleased, mostly because she and the other members of the Royal Family were reportedly blindsided by the plan.
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Mr. Patterson and Mr. Choi seem to have thought about the social dimensions of fast food so much that they now see their target audience as problems to be solved, not customers to be pleased.
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They liked the female voice of the voice assistant if they had a smart speaker, but the majority would be pleased if the voice assistant could have an accent similar to themselves and their families.
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At the end of the month, fans of Niantic, the developer behind the augmented reality game Pokémon Go, might be pleased to see the anime version of the AR game Ingress, Pokémon Go's predecessor and template.
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"Pakistan will be pleased if you vote for Kejriwal," a leader of the BJP's women's wing, Sukhpreet Kaur, told an election gathering of about 100 women in the working-class Delhi neighborhood of Mayapuri on Tuesday.
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"Craig has done a fantastic job at Leicester if I can do what he's doing we'll all be pleased," Agnew told reporters on Friday ahead of their Premier League trip to face Manchester United on Sunday.
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"As Lacker wasn't currently a voting member, Trump sceptics may be pleased to hear his departure doesn't provide Trump further control over reshaping the Fed," said Matt Simpson, senior market analyst at ThinkMarkets, in a note.
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He could spend all $15,000 on strippers, and, while the people who crowdfunded that money would probably not be pleased, it would at least add another data point about how individuals would use a basic income.
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"He had no idea of the concept that a drug company would not be pleased to hear from him when he said, 'There is something wrong with your drug,' " his daughter Catherine McBride told The Australian.
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Even so, analysts say, Beijing is sure to be pleased by the prospect of a drawn-out diplomatic process that delays the possibility of war on its border — even if the talks ultimately come to nothing.
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While Trump has spoken out against the central bank's policy tightening and might be pleased if it stops raising interest rates sooner than expected, the move would be for the wrong reason, namely a slowing economy.
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It's a vicious cycle that seems to suggest that new and more creative ways of getting people to watch ads seems like the easiest solution, even if it's not the one most viewers will be pleased about.
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He also told officials from at least six states that they would be "pleased" or "happy" with the final plan, that the waters off their coastlines do not have enough resources to make investment worthwhile, or both.
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Trump is said by aides to be pleased by Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen for toughening her approach to the border, and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross is unlikely to be forced out unless he wants to leave.
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Fans of the blues will also be pleased to hear that Eric Clapton makes a guest appearance on two tracks, including a cover of the 1971 release "Everybody Knows About My Good Thing" by Little Johnny Taylor.
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And if that's not enough to convince you to book a flight to L.A. next month, you'll be pleased to know that Namasdrake yoga is followed by an optional "namasdranks" happy hour in the venue's beer garden.
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And in the event your short attention span extended into adulthood, you'll be pleased to know that the lacquers will only be available in Sally Hansen's 3-in-1 formula, which dries in less than a minute.
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"I must be pleased with a straight-set win because both sets, especially the third, could have gone a different way," Djokovic told reporters after setting up a fourth round clash with French 14th seed Gilles Simon.
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Democrats, who at this point are looking for any and all opportunities to extend the process as they attempt to rally a significant grassroots burst of opposition to the pick, certainly would be pleased by that development.
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Fans of Domino (Zazie Beetz), a mutant with the ability to be "lucky" and a fixture in the X-Force comic books, will also be pleased with such an effortless and smile-inducing introduction to the character.
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Young said that he would be delighted if the Eagles "upset one of the big boys" in the group stage, but that he also would be pleased if the team simply held its own in every match.
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While Mr. Ackman hailed Mr. Trump's victory in a November interview with Andrew Ross Sorkin of The New York Times, he cannot be pleased that Valeant has been left behind in the latest round of market euphoria.
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"We sincerely believe you will be pleased with the show, and look forward to celebrating a great year in movies with all Academy members and with the rest of the world," the letter to the members said.
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It's also unclear whether the Guard came up with this idea themselves or the Trump administration is pushing for it, though in either scenario the president would doubtless be pleased to hear about more military hardware on border.
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He may be pleased now to be called the "core"—a term many had thought the party had decided no longer to apply to general secretaries because it risked undermining the leadership's claim to be a "collective" one.
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""My sister brought a strange girl with her that I didn't know to my wedding; she didn't ask if this was okay, just seemed to be pleased that a girl was hotter than me and showing me up.
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Revolting RhymesDirector: Jan Lachauer and Jakob SchuhThe Gist: Fans of Roald Dahl's very twisted mind will be pleased to know that he wrote the entirety of this short movie, which animates his rhymes and reinterpretations of fairy tales.
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However, it had earlier this month hit a near-nine-year high to the euro, thanks to strong tourism receipts, and Jakob Christensen, a strategist at Danske Bank, said authorities would be pleased to see the currency weakening.
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Toney would not say how much of the global market Ford wants to capture, but said that in 10 years the company would be pleased if 10 percent to 15 percent of its parts sales were from Omnicraft.
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With the win, the Colts moved to 3-2 on the season — a result Indianapolis fans have to be pleased with after the abrupt retirement of Andrew Luck threatened to cut their hopes before the year even began.
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About New York Perhaps you will be pleased to know that the number of New York City households reporting incomes of more than $1 million has climbed by 47 percent, from 14,795 in 2009 to 21,20093 in 2013.
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You wouldn't even mind, and would actually be pleased, if Rhoades's wife, Wendy (who, improbably enough, is a major player at Axe Capital) tossed her husband for Axe, with whom she possesses a more palpable, if platonic, chemistry.
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With concerns over candidate cities for the 2026 Winter Olympics, the recent Russian doping scandal and a controversial election of a new chief overseeing amateur boxing, Bach will be pleased at the stability provided by Tokyo's solid progress.
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But where Anne is a lovable puppy dog of a character, eager to please and to be pleased and willing to find her own flights of fancy funny with hindsight, Emily is cooler, more serious, and more restrained.
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The president was said to be pleased with the resignation of Mr. Dowd, whose prickly personality had begun to grate on him and other members of the legal team, according to a person who spoke with the president.
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Meanwhile, if you're feeling hungry for art while you're stranded at home, you might be pleased to know that 2,500 world-class museums and galleries are now offering virtual tours and online collections on Google's Arts & Culture pages.
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Folks who disliked the first version of Glass because of privacy concerns will also be pleased to learn that this model, which has an upgraded 8-megapixel, has a red light that glows when the camera is recording.
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And sure, this computer is a very powerful little machine if you want to run all the numbers, and those willing to push it to its limits as a proper iMac replacement will certainly be pleased with the performance.
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But it's just as likely that they'll be pleased, as will Trump's larger coalition, by the restrictionist and isolationist aspects of his agenda, like his targeting of Muslim immigrants and plan to build a wall along the Mexican border.
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You would think that advocates for men would be pleased that the APA is trying to understand and address the difficulties which men in particular face and that corporations like P&G, which owns Gillette, are doing the same.
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Unless and until that happens, Trump is entitled to nominate a new justice to the Supreme Court, and we should all be pleased and relieved that the nominee is a person of the character and ability of Brett Kavanaugh.
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Jones continues to be pleased by the development of freshman guard Juhwan Harris-Dyson, who averages 673 points on 52.2 percent shooting and made two free throws with 7.8 seconds left to help seal the win over the Aztecs.
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That crowd probably won't be pleased to hear that, days before the Air Max 1 Quick Strike Fourth of July sneaker was set to go on sale, Nike announced that its Independence Day-themed shoe was no longer available.
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And with perseverance, perhaps some luck, we may be pleased to find ourselves thriving in a world that has not ended, accompanied by scientists who are as happy as ever to debate whether it might, and how, and when.
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" Another paper put it this way: "An old maid is one of the most cranky, ill-natured, maggoty, peevish, conceited, disagreeable, hypocritical, fretful, noisy, gibing, canting, censorious, out-of-the-way, never-to-be-pleased, good-for-nothing creatures.
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A few fossil-fuel barons may be pleased (Vladimir Putin likely among them, since his reign rests on the unobstructed development of Russia's hydrocarbons), but most of the country and the world see this for the disaster it is.
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The two even made a pact to agree that nothing was going to happen between them — but fans of "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" will be pleased to know that the actors "still have the spark," according to Condor.
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"As I noted before, this policy of itself will not ensure success: A second-class textile or department-store company won't prosper simply because its managers are men that you would be pleased to see your daughter marry," he said.
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The 1,200 initial membership slots were snapped up even before the club opened so those hoping for a second crack at joining will be pleased to know another 20173,000 members will soon be welcomed as it expands onto an additional floor.
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The hubbub wasn't over deal size (around $7m), the company's product (it's intuitive and addresses a real corporate pain point), its competitive positioning (IPO candidate Okta can't be pleased), nor even the speed with which the money was raised (two weeks).
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We're streaming "Kiss With Spit" from it below, and you'll be pleased to know that DANGERS have knocked themselves off first place when it comes to crafting furious, muscular hardcore that delivers nihilistic musings on our filthy culture-at-large.
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Like I was saying about my own stuff, if you just focus on what you're doing in the moment and try and make it as good as it could be to please yourself, then other people will be pleased too.
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There is good reason to be pleased with ODNI's report despite public concerns, as it arises from two important documents: the statutory requirements of the USA FREEDOM Act of 2015, and the IC's internal document entitled Principles of Intelligence Transparency.
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Duane, in comparison, seemed human and heady but pliant, wanting to please and be pleased; he had been visibly hurt when his eight-year-old daughter had snapped at him, and it had not occurred to him to snap back.
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Los Angeles leads the majors in runs scored this month and continues to be pleased with the first-base platoon of Ji-Man Choi and Jefry Marte, who have combined for six homers and 16 RBIs in 143 at-bats.
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Universal, this film's distributor, might be pleased to hear that a dystopian-era London museum has preserved the legacy of "Minions," and that Tom and Hester still happily scarf the Minions' look-alike food, Twinkies, despite a long-past expiration date.
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If you're someone who is on board the contactless payment train, you'll be pleased to know that NFC comes standard on the Versa 2, so this time around, you won't have to pay more for a special edition that features it.
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"We were expecting a stripped-back Queen's Speech and that's what we got, but business leaders will actually be pleased to see the tighter focus on the most immediate challenges," said Stephen Martin, Director General of the Institute of Directors.
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"If the film helps raise awareness and more people seek treatment, that would be a success that we can be pleased with," Dr. S. Bryn Austin, a professor at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, said.
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"We stopped offering this account five years ago and we will be pleased to explain to these members the many ways we provide straightforward and transparent service, including to low-to-moderate income customers," said Bank of America spokeswoman Betty Riess.
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Whatever the origin of the illnesses afflicting U.S. diplomats, Cuban opponents of President Raul Castro's opening to the United States will be pleased if Americans disengage from Cuba, and critics of normalization in the United States are cheering the renewed tensions.
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"Everyone will be pleased that DOL's rush to get it done before the administration change is set back," said Judi Carsrud, director of government relations for the National Association of Insurance Financial Advisors (NAIFA), which has been fighting the rule for years.
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And if you'd like a copy of your own, you'll be pleased to know that despite its weight in pounds, it's one of the more affordable coffee table books on the market, and can be bought online through the digital platform Mira Mira.
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Surrogate portraits, according to the curators of this show, can include a vase of, say, sunflowers, because sunflowers recall the presence in Gauguin's life of another testy man called Vincent van Gogh, and we will be pleased to be reminded of that.
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"Americans can be pleased that the Administration recognized the importance of these vital foreign assistance programs for keeping America safe and on the global playing field," Liz Schrayer, president of U.S. Global Leadership Coalition, which promotes diplomacy and development, said in a statement.
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The party will not be pleased that Joshua Wong, a 22-year-old activist who was a prominent leader of the Umbrella Movement, was freed from jail on June 17th after serving half of a two-month sentence for contempt of court.
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On the show, it's clear that Schafer's character, Jules, is just looking for some sort of escape and she, unfortunately, finds it hooking up with much older men in the town, giving herself over to them in hoping that they'll be pleased.
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Their row, drama fans will be pleased to know, has recently been reignited after Wiley was told by an obviously anonymous source that Dizzee had possibly included a Godfather of Grime diss track on his new album Raskit, due out next month.
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When he learned that a military review board would consider releasing Salahi, he wrote a letter saying that, "based on my interactions with Mr. Slahi in Guantánamo, I would be pleased to welcome him into my home," and offering to testify in person.
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Ukraine's leaders will be pleased with the visit, which is meant to show that the US still stands by the country's side as it continues to fight a war against an aggressive Russia in its east and against corrupt oligarchs in its capital.
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Trump, since he admires authoritarian personalities, might be pleased to know that Marx supported free trade on a "the worse things get" theory: by driving wages lower, free trade increases the impoverishment of the working class and leads more quickly to the revolution.
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If you've been perplexed by the sudden popularity of this thing, you'll be pleased to know that not even the creator of the Retro Wave text generator (as the meme creation tool is officially known) can say why it's such a viral success.
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Many of her international clients visit multiple cities in the Northeast, and while they may be pleased that the Statue of Liberty is still open, they have been restructuring or opting out of visiting DC, and Oteri has been consulting them on feasible alternatives.
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Nor will they be pleased by two other Leave ideas: immediately to repeal the 1972 European Communities Act and to scrap the supremacy of the European Court of Justice: such measures would be against international law and could be overturned in a British court.
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So we'd be pleased to spend this afternoon making Florence Fabricant's recipe for a Swiss Easter rice tart, a fine recipe to serve for dessert after a dinner of Bobby Flay's pan-roasted chicken with mint sauce, Nigella Lawson's roasted potatoes and my sautéed greens.
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As for those who were fed up with their public transport fares increasing year on year, they will be pleased to hear Khan has pledged a four-year freeze on fares so your travel card should cost the same in 2020 as it does today.
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They passed their own bill this spring that has proved unpopular, and they will not be pleased to have taken a difficult vote only to have the Senate punt, perhaps the worst-case situation for them as they prepare to defend their majority next year.
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It will not be pleased by another demurral on February 20th, when only Justice Clarence Thomas noted his displeasure with the high court's refusal to hear a challenge to a Californian law that requires the buyer of a gun to wait 10 days before taking possession.
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The Off-The Shoulder SweaterThe impatient shopper will be pleased by this knit trend: The off-the-shoulder neckline is seeping its way into your fall wardrobe, making up for the exposed skin with thick, heat-retaining knits that give you the best of both seasons. 23.
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That's really one of the reasons I wanted to write the book, because there's very little... I mean, I don't know whether you'll necessarily be pleased to hear this or not, but there's very little of Donald Trump anywhere in the book, because it's not about that.
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If you're one of the 24 million people flying on US airlines this holiday season, you may be pleased to know you now have the lowest chance in more than two decades of missing your flight because you got bumped (if your flight actually departs on time).
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You don't necessarily have to know all about the franchise to enjoy it, but fans in particular should be pleased by the return to Samara's past — in particular, Vincent D'Onofrio's turn as a counselor who's wary of Samara's spectral influence over the town she once inhabited.
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While State Department officers may be pleased to have a new boss who has the president's ear, they will be watching closely to see if he breaks with Tillerson's much-criticized approach of relying on a tight inner circle of aides and marginalizing many career diplomats.
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CEO Claudio Descalzi said in an interview in Saturday's La Repubblica the group's new long-term decarbonisation plan called for a certain continuity in management, adding he would be pleased to be able to carry through the strategy and mould the team to make the transition irreversible.
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"It should be clear that we wouldn't be pleased if Berlin were to be misused through day and date cinema," HDF Kino's CEO Thomas Negele told Deadline back in September, referring to a practice where a film is simultaneously released in cinemas and on streaming services.
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The Obama administration is likely to be pleased that Mr. Turnbull, who recently replaced a more conservative prime minister, Tony Abbott, retained the strong defense posture planned by Mr. Abbott, said Michael J. Green, senior vice president for Asia at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, in Washington.
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When Nacho scoffs at the idea of returning his baseball card bounty, Mike plays hardball with the drug dealer: He points out that the ever-frightening Tuco might not be pleased to hear that Nacho's been running a side biz focused on selling prescription pills — without Tuco's knowledge.
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However, from a user perspective, most people will be pleased as that unwanted ear barrage DON'T YOU LOVE AUTOPLAY VIDEO WITH SOUND I'M JUST HERE TO INFORM YOU OF WAIT WHAT ARE YOU DOING NO STOP THAT is by far and away the most frustrating part of autoplay videos.
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"While I am sure the 20 Commonwealth Games sports and their athletes will be pleased with the additional one-off funding of A$15.5 million for their preparation it's a pity this assistance is not permanent," Coates, who was re-elected president on Saturday, said in a statement.
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Zinke has since told officials from at least six states they will be "pleased" or "happy" with the final plan, that the waters off their coastlines do not have enough resources to make investment worthwhile, or both, according to the states contacted by Reuters and the hearing transcripts.
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Zinke has since told officials from at least six states they will be "pleased" or "happy" with the final plan, that the waters off their coastlines do not have enough resources to make investment worthwhile, or both, according to the states contacted by Reuters and the hearing transcripts.
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The work of the President's Council on Sustainable Development (PCSD) ended prematurely in 85033, but proponents of the Green New Deal may be pleased — and surprised — to discover how much progress has been made on sustainability in the U.S. in the absence of a national-level sustainability policy council.
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In fact, Hadid and her supermodel bestie Kendall Jenner have been making a serious case for the revival of the '80s concert tee on a regular basis, so they should be pleased they'll be able to support their friend without changing their personal style M.O. a single iota.
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One might have expected preservationists to be pleased with the Frick Collection's latest iteration of its expansion project, announced in April, given that the design — by the architect Annabelle Selldorf — calls for preserving the gated garden that upended the museum's previous attempt to renovate its 1914 Gilded Age mansion.
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If you enjoyed John Cusack's Rob in the 2000 film version of "High Fidelity," you'll be pleased to hear that the emotional notes are the same here: Our heroine, who also confides directly to the camera, is just as self-absorbed and destructive, and is struggling to grow up.
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She recently completed a series of 10- to 21-inch-tall blossoms that are currently on view in a group show at Ota Contemporary in Santa Fe, N.M.; if some viewers don't recognize them immediately as flowers — if they call to mind, say, hallucinogenic artichokes — then she'll be pleased.
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But with the cost of the conversion expected to be around $75,000 for owners who already possess a pristine E-Type, it will be a while before the roads are filled with machines just like these — even if collectors will be pleased to know that the conversion is reversible.
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We'll let the pictures speak for themselves: Beijing's Railway Station saw a flurry of people on the first day of the Spring Festival For many, this is the one time a year they can head home to visit their families Who wouldn't be pleased at the thought of seven day holiday?
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"One suspects that there will be an air of relief and many will be pleased that the technical glitch happened on a day where corporate news flow was limited and the leads from Wall Street were as flat as you will ever see," said Chris Weston, Chief Market Strategist, IG Markets.
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"As I said to one of Trump's advisors, I think a lot of your rural voters would not be pleased that they're paying gas taxes, they're paying federal taxes, and now, by the way, you're paying a toll to a private entity to repair your bridges and roads," he added.
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As the diners/dancers at WECANDANCE clamber off the tables and sit down for the final course of the day—a deconstructed peach and basil cheesecake—Herman finally cracks a smile when I say that he must be pleased to have the evening free to enjoy the rest of the festival.
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"There may be some debate around the benefit of lower-than-anticipated provisions (including the uptick in formations), but overall, we believe that investors will be pleased with the results, particularly in the context of what peers have generated to date this quarter," John Aiken, an analyst with Barclays, said.
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Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE would not be pleased. http://bzfd.
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It is unclear what a meeting between Kim and Trump might yield -- but China cannot be pleased about even the prospect of direct negotiations between just North Korea and the US or a three-way summit that includes South Korea, both of which would severely limit Chinese influence on peninsular developments.
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Those who were captivated by the staging years ago will be pleased to see the three mermaidlike Rhinemaidens, suspended from wires, seeming to cavort in the actual waters of the river, video-projection oxygen bubbles floating from their mouths to the surface, and pebbles on the riverbed rustling to their touch.
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Though we'd presume the firm won't lose anyone's financial support over this apparent flub, given the outsize returns it has produced over the years, the entire situation is strange to say the least, and we'd guess that Sequoia's limited partners — even if they stay silent — can't be pleased about it.
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However he can only be pleased by the sense of optimism in Brighton, where the upbeat mood contrasted with Labour's subdued 2016 conference in Liverpool, at which the most vibrant proceedings were at an alternative event, The World Transformed, staged by supporters of a grass-roots, pro-Corbyn group called Momentum.
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While the carefully constructed ambiguity in the text gives each G-20 leader something to be pleased about, the reference to unfair trade practices is of particular concern if it decouples assessments of what is fair from any legal norm and leaves such judgments up to each country to decide.
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Then you will be pleased to know that Sky Sports includes two dedicated football channels — Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Football — which means you will get to see more than 500 games exclusively live in HD, including 126 Premier League matches, plus EFL, SPFL and Carabao Cup action.
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Those who like anchors of annotation with their artistic experiences will be pleased to learn that this production features a alto-harp and guitar-strumming troubadour in the form of Elvis Perkins, who shows up to sing gnomically of the follies of identifying too closely with our places of residence.
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Fans of the show's original cast and creative team will be pleased to know that many of those original faces are set to return alongside Brown, including production designer Todd Bailey, actress Vickie Eng, actor Bart Hansard, actress Widdi Turner, actor Lucky Yates, and production assistant and jack of all trades Jim Pace.
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While pregnancy speculations hit the gossip mill pretty quickly — as celebrity pregnancy rumors are wont to do — the claims were quickly lost in a sea of fans who seem to be pleased with the possibility that the Bajan singer will be better equipped to fill out a Fashion Nova body-con dress.
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"I'll be pleased to say that those airplanes will fly and all of the British Airways passengers who are booked to fly with us over the next couple of weeks will be flying," Walsh told reporters in Brussels on Thursday when asked if the application to use the planes had been successful.
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You didn't achieve that ranking by earning a high score, or by beating a record—you got it by pleasing those above you as they wanted to be pleased, by bowing down to authority as a good cog in the game's LAPD, riddled, as you later find out, with its own corruptions.
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Mr. Bentley might be pleased to know that engines with big displacements and no forced induction — most of these are called naturally aspirated engines — live on in cars like Chevrolet's Corvette and Ford's Mustang GT. Innovations in lightweight engine materials and fuel-injection methods have led to improvements in these engines as well.
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Fans of the brand will most likely be pleased to see the meticulous period detailing on this new 55th anniversary model — most notably the so-called reverse panda dial featuring three white subdials on a black dial, a coveted retro design feature often found on vintage Rolex Daytonas that fetch $40,000 or more.
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From the most luxe beauty gifts money can buy (although you'll be pleased to find options at every budget), Black Friday season is when the retailer puts its best sale offerings on full display; whether it's value sets or new-and-now perfume, we have the lowdown on Sephora's Cyber Monday offerings.
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Ars Technica compared the move to DRM, noting consumers will almost certainly not be pleased to discover they have to dig through their wallet to purchase an approved device:This is very disappointing given that the Pixel 3 made a big sacrifice to make wireless charging work: it switched from metal to a fragile glass back.
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Users who drop $20 on a title expecting what they'd get from a comparable console game are never going to be pleased with VR. The market is so much smaller that unless devs have substantial VC subsidization, the margins aren't going to allow them to basically give away content their teams labored away on.
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" (Slate) Leonardo DiCaprio will be pleased to hear there's a vape in the $200,000 Oscars swag bag this year"…including a vape pen, sex toys, underarm sweat patches, a year's worth of Audi A4 rentals, vampire breast-lifts, personal-training sessions with a celebrity trainer, a walking tour in Japan, and a trip to Israel.
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Over the weekend, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE slammed the Green New Deal, adding that he would be pleased to see Democrats pursue it.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has not hidden his dislike for Merkel and will no doubt be pleased to see her leave the international stage.
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" Authentic Parmesan-lovers everywhere will be pleased to hear that this testing method can also identify cheese fraudsters: "A mix of grated Parmigiano-Reggiano and Grana Padano was also prepared, showing that the method is able to detect the counterfeiting of Parmigiano-Reggiano with other cheeses up to 10 to 20 percent Grana Padano content.
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One Beijing-based Western diplomat told Reuters that, while China might be pleased to see Trump hang ally South Korea out to dry with his criticism of their free trade deal and demand Seoul pay $1 billion to host a U.S. anti-missile system China has strongly opposed, China should not have any illusions.
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If this news tickles your nostalgia bone (just go with it), OG Planeteers will be pleased to hear that the first season of Captain Planet launches today on the Cartoon Network app, so you'll have plenty of time to get that earworm theme song stuck in your head before the OK K.O. episode airs on Oct. 9.
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And, if you were worried about health care, you should be pleased to know that President-elect Trump and countless other Republicans agree with some of the core issues of Obamacare, which include protecting pre-existing condition clauses as well as continuing to allow kids to be included in their parents health insurance up to 26 years old.
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On the eve of the pop star's 47th birthday on October 3, it's tempting to wonder if the rebellious '90s icon would be pleased with her current, more buttoned-up life as a mother of three, recent divorcée, and host of The Voice who still puts out music (albeit of the more pop, less punk persuasion).
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Vast US energy supplies remain a crucial bargaining chip -- one that Trump continues to play -- in broader trade negotiations between energy-hungry China and the US. If the net result is a fair trade deal with Beijing that includes long-term supply agreements for oil and gas, America's producers and the business community, in general, will be pleased.
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By the end of her first full week as the secretary of education, Betsy DeVos had already sparred with a middle school and a former schools chancellor in Washington, accused some of the school's teachers of passively awaiting instruction and said she would be pleased if the department she currently runs did not exist in the future.
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Although Western investors will probably be pleased that Saudi Aramco has appointed Royal Dutch Shell's former chairman, Mark Moody-Stuart, and the former chairman of BG Group, Andrew Gould, as independent directors, the dominance of government representation on its board – if it persists after an I.P.O. – is likely to spur concern among Western investors that the company will not be sufficiently independent of government.
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Gone are the days of a straight-up martini with a twist; people are ditching cocktail bar staples in favour of something meatier, and we're not just talking about the post-pub kebab Fans of fry ups will be pleased to see their favourite breakfast food reimagined in carnivore-friendly cocktail form at the London Cocktail Club by way of a Bacon and Egg Martini (pictured above).
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" The Middle East Institute's Issa thinks Assad would be pleased to live with such an immediate outcome, with the focus on a longer-term solution: "Once you control all the main cities, all the population centers, and the economic centers, you can go to the negotiating table and say, 'Look, we've got most of the country in our hands, so now we can impose a solution.
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Apple iPad Apple MacBook Air Linx 12.5-inch Tablet HP 43-Inch Laptop HP EliteBook 840 G1 14-inch Ultrabook HP Stream 11.6-Inch Laptop Dell Inspiron 15 3000 15.6-Inch HD Anti-Glare LED-Backlit 2019 Laptop ASUS VivoBook 15.6-Inch Full HD Laptop Huawei Matebook D 14-Inch Laptop Razer Blade Pro 17-Inch 4K-Touch Gaming Laptop Those seeking a powerhouse of pixels for their TV should be pleased with this selection.
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And if you're a fan of the 2016 Irish movie "Sing Street," which is celebrated for eliciting cozy feelings and happy tears, you'll be pleased to hear that a stage adaptation is coming to New York Theater Workshop Off Broadway, with a team that auspiciously includes Enda Walsh (who did the book for the stage version of "Once") and the director Rebecca Taichman, who won a Tony for Paula Vogel's "Indecent" two years ago.
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Giuliani will be pleased with the additions to Trump's legal defense team Strzok, who was removed from special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's probe after it was revealed he exchanged anti-Trump text messages with former FBI lawyer Lisa Page, testified on Thursday under subpoena before the House Judiciary and Oversight and Government Reform committees.
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Update: Now that The Great British Bake Off is officially coming to an end, you might be on the lookout for the next big thing in competitive reality TV. And, if you've always thought the terms "baking" or "cooking" sounded better when it pertained to your makeup routine, then you'll be pleased to know that Adriana Lima's new series, American Beauty Star, has finally locked in its Lifetime premiere date: September 21 at 10:30 PM. Now the only question left is, are you in or are you out?
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He knew he was, sensing the coming future, but went on with binaries because they worked to bring a larger point—media trains the viewer to be the subject, and to be pleased, objectifying nudes, but at some point in the saturation of media, oversaturation, and in the pornographic objectification of bodies, the viewer disappears into narcissism and alienation, or into perversions, into wanting to be objectified—individualization goes too far and the viewer is too trained from childhood's rupture between vision and language, to training, to internalized self-scrutiny against the dominant values of power, sexual power, and greed, that the viewer is eventually maddened, alienated, narcissistic, and impotent.
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