I'm gonna be real with you and I want you to be real back with me.
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It could be real, it could be fake, it could even be real for one and fake for the other.
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It has been a relief to be able to be real—to be forced to be real—because the rules are in place.
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" He notes how everything in his paintings "is real…, or should have been real, or could be real," adding, "That's the only rule: it could be real.
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But even though her rational brain knows the scam can't possibly be real, her irrational brain wants so desperately for it to be real that it doesn't matter.
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And that's why when we started the show, we kept a lot of these quirky little tidbits because we wanted reporters to be real, we wanted me to be real.
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" To which Peterson added, "This can't be real life!
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Let's be real though — it's the rat's house now.
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Let's be real ... it definitely looks like a dong.
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Let's be real — traveling can be a shitty experience.
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But let's be real – none of that really matters.
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Be real -- if you could be William or Harry ...
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Let's be real — being single is pretty darn fun.
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" But he said the wage growth "might be real.
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But let's be real: It's also the time for shopping.
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We couldn't help but ask: Could this possibly be real?
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Let's be real: The Beckhams most likely don't take Ubers.
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"There has to be real money, real investment," DeFazio said.
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He came in and said 'This stuff can't be real.
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This is not a real -- it can&apost be real.
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And let's be real: some days no one does anything.
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I understand their desire to party, but let's be real.
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But let's be real: eventually, someone is going to break.
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Conflicts can be "real" and "fake" at the same time.
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I'll wake up tomorrow and this might not be real.
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Heck, Florida doesn't even consider Bitcoin to be real money.
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Let's be real: King Kylie kills it every single time.
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Let's be real, there's no way Offset's turning that down!
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Almost all the other streets are going to be real.
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Let's be real: Coloring books shouldn't just be for kids.
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Let's be real: who doesn't love a good beauty sale?
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But let's be real: we're here for the Beyoncé moments.
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Because, let's be real, what do you use TaskRabbit for?
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It's important that there be real conversations across the aisle.
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Look for clues that your surroundings might not be real.
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In other words, the liberal elite appears to be real.
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And, let's be real, the white sharks tasted the best.
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"Let's just be real," the Bachelorette says with a smile.
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Let's be real: You're a little bit of a starfucker.
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Let's be real, though, Orgasm will definitely sell out first.
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"That step will be real privatization," the second official said.
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If she fires him, it's going to be real bad.
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I'll wake up tomorrow and this might not be real'.
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There's going to be real consequences for violating our law.
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None of this would ever be real in real life.
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"There have to be real structural changes," Mnuchin told CNBC.
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Though, let's be real, can anyone get inside Jones' head?
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Let's be real, sometimes it can be a total swamp.
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Let's be real: Black Friday is a thoroughly dehumanizing experience.
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But let's be real, diet fanatics: You're not fooling anyone.
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And above all, let's be real: neither guy is retiring.
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But let's be real — every summer is the worst summer!
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But the consequences for Holt's dithering will nevertheless be real.
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And let's be real: Who wants to peak at 25?
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Some will be real, many will be shallow carbon copies.
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If she wasn't on Facebook, how could she be real?
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And by "wacky," I mean, people can be real assholes!
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And, like, let's be real, like, we're shooting a video.
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The story may not be real, but the problems are.
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Let's be real: Your boss probably has a favorite employee.
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Not all of them even have to be real detectives.
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Let's be real, this is also your most profitable philosophy.
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And the consequences are going to be real and tangible.
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Let's be real: so far, 2020 has been a doozy.
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Let's be real, losing your virginity is awkward as hell.
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"Well, we're on the internet; so we must be real."
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They'd rather look at pictures than read, let's be real.
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Be real — not for the money, not for the votes.
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"This can't be real," many people murmured under their breaths.
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Sadly, there will be real consequences to this enforcement shift.
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Though, let's be real, it probably isn't going to fit.
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When men can have babies, it will be real equality.
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I'll be real with you Sean... I have no moves.
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And let's be real: This is Sophie Turner we're talking about.
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It may not be real leather, but it still looks slick.
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But let's be real—probably nobody is spying on your baby.
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Let's be real here: the iPhone has never, ever been cheap.
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"It's suppose[d] to be 'real,' but it's not," wrote Patrick.
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"Let's be real, most of us aren't 5'10" and sample-sized.
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And which I'll do again in the future, let's be real.
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But let's be real: they know where you were last summer.
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I want to be real, but this might be too real!
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"This Cardi B / Offset breakup cannot be real," pleaded one woman.
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We wanted it to be real and not like an anchor.
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We know, we know — it sounds too easy to be real.
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But let's be real: Earth is the best goddamn planet period.
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Holland hired his first employee and realized this could be real.
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MURDOCH: I&aposm going to be real honest with you guys.
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And let's be real here—Thanksgiving isn't really about the turkey.
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I'm not sure how this latest one can even be real.
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Sure. Maybe. But, and let's be real here, they're probably not.
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Also let's be real, hot damn what a great lookin' couple.
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It looks like the Belichick letter might be real after all.
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In their defense, it seemed like it could almost be real.
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Plus, let's be real: Being feminist AF goes with every outfit.
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Iron Man might be real by then, for crying out loud.
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This has got to be a prank, this can't be real.
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The articles use the word 'study,' so it must be real!
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" Meanwhile a female Twitter user wrote: "HOW CAN THIS BE REAL.
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But let's be real, MAC doesn't follow trends, it sets them.
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He told me to just be me, and to be real.
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Something happens to you, and you're like, This couldn't be real.
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We just need to be true to ourselves and be real.
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At home, they have to be real hard-core tennis fans.
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"It has to be real," Strong's Pirro says of the footage.
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They can't be real, but they are, except maybe they're not.
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Let's be "real" — this is how everyone talks, what everyone does.
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Let's be real: Game of Thrones marketing is kind of genius.
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There is no high ground here for anyone, let's be real.
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But, let's be real, not all of it is spent wisely.
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But — let's be real — rules are meant to be broken, right?
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She's strong, she's got curves, and let's be real, she's GREEN.
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Let's be real: have you ever stood up on a board?
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You have to give them the space to be real artists.
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But let's be real: people are buying these for the Mods.
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One is to be real private, like Michael Gira from Swans.
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The other is to be real public, to have no secrets.
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Those appeared to be real, and we made them real too.
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Just like three-dimensional forms, texture can be real or implied.
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Be real, and vow to be more mindful in the future.
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"There will be real hunger in the weeks ahead," he said.
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We need the administration to be real with us going forward.
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Fear doesn't have to be rational or reasonable to be real.
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"You can be real mean," she says, and then walks away.
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Let's be real, what qualifies anyone to be a book critic?
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Unicorns may not be real, but large, angry rhinos sure are.
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Be real with yourself now and don't get your hopes up!
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Let's be real: Personal finance can be a dry a topic.
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Let's be real, I am never up before the final note.
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"I want to be real clear up front," the mayor said.
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Because if you don't count us, we must not be real.
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"This can't be real," Stewart remembered thinking when he saw the video.
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If had you a nonpartisan expert commission there would be real truth.
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Image Source: NIAID/GizmodoReading science news all day can be real grim.
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And let's be real: That last group is basically all of us.
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The change sparked a series of questions — Could the cut be real?
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We want the real people in the game to be real people.
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Let's be real: it really doesn't seem like Tormund survived the finale.
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And – let's be real – without her, the king would be a goner.
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"Payback's gonna be real," Jordan says, after fulfilling her push-up request.
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She may not be real, but Hatsune Miku is a bonafide star.
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She's not afraid to be real and take risks with her music.
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Let's be real though: we're all still going to buy them anyway.
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Let's be real: Compared to other beverages, water can be pretty…bland.
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Let's be real – her Instagram feed pretty much gives us constant FOMO.
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I'll be real: Women at Work left me kind of bummed out.
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It's going to be real and it stays true to the book.
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Your love may be real, but, most importantly, it is now irrelevant.
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Because I am also a human, I know that can't be real.
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Imma be real, even fucking NINJA wouldn't have said this lmfaoooo pic.twitter.
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Were you ever just like, what is happening, this cannot be real?
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But let's be real: We all have things to stress out about.
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Let's be real — our handbags are responsible for carrying our entire lives.
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Let's be real: no one uses iTunes unless they absolutely have to.
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Puck suggests that everything the audience witnessed may not even be real.
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You need the cheese to be real and yet liquid-y. Malleable.
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I can just be real — a real, real pain in the butt.
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Anxiety is stressing over things that may or may not be real.
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Let's be real – we'll all be taking dance classes from now on.
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Tyler G. vows to try his best to be "real" with her.
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But let's be real, BBM has been doomed for a long time.
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But let's be real — Meitu had it's 15 minutes of viral fame.
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Let's be real, he probably just left Twitter open in his pocket.
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Looking inwardly, does the tortured artist cliché turn out to be real?
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Let's be real, as far as vegetables go Brussels sprouts are bangin'.
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The list of unflattering (and, let's be real, untrue) traits goes on.
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To be real successful in business and sport can be all-consuming.
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Though let's be real, you could probably perform the entire score yourself.
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Let's be real: Reince Priebus has utterly failed at running a convention.
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The awkwardness of trying to be real with someone just went away.
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Let's be real: Sometimes, shopping can feel like a physically-draining sport.
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I know he's been through a lot, but let's be real, RA!
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I don't think art needs to be po-faced to be real.
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And while she might not be real, she certainly is that celebrity.
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Could she be 'real' and a simulacrum at the exact same time?
|
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"Let's be real," says one of the guys responsible for this dinner.
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It's actually probably more to keep from scaring yourself, let's be real.
|
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And it will be real conversations, real connection, Picciano added, that helps
|
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"She wanted to be real close to all of them," she said.
|
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"There needs to be real federal investment," DeFazio said at the conference.
|
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And let's be real, the Hannah Montana discography is pop-country perfection.
|
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But the trend toward renewed faith in police seems to be real.
|
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Plus, let's be real: Who doesn't love fawning over a pretty arrangement?
|
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Unfortunately, negative reactions don't even have to be real to cause stress.
|
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Can upper-middle class rappers from Toronto even be real hip-hop?
|
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It's going to be real tough… But he'll be there with me.
|
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Art should be easy; art should be real; art should be human.
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The Rams will never be real contenders until they figure that out.
|
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Let's be real, a lot of mediocre rap floats around out there.
|
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Soon there will be real games, tangible examples of reasons to worry.
|
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"Let's be real here," wrote the Spoiling Dead's moderators in Monday's announcement.
|
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Or could it be real estate developers looking to push tenants out?
|
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The potential consequences of the court's decision will be real and immediate.
|
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But let's be real, the best films rarely win the Oscar anyway.
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I wanted there to be real hurt and disappointment over past grievances.
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But let's be real, most of us aren't going to do that.
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Cancel culture may not be real, but milkshake ducking certainly is. —K.
|
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We knew that the materialism in that movie had to be real.
|
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Let's be real: How hard is it to pronounce Meenakshi versus Michelle?
|
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The less outrageous, the more likely to be real, in my opinion.
|
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I hope that the trend he perceives turns out to be real.
|
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"There has to be real money, real investment," DeFazio said in November.
|
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But it could also be real and, man, I really hope it's real.
|
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There has to be real consideration about what you do to replace it.
|
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But let's be real, this place is a character in and of itself.
|
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Mainly, I want it to be real and true to who I am.
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Cause the world used to be real barbaric way back in the days.
|
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But there&aposs also could be real instances where people deserve a pardon.
|
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Fire and Fury contains stories that seem almost too incredible to be real.
|
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It's a bummer, but it's nice to be real about what's going on.
|
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Read This Next: Let's Be Real, Americans Are Walking Around With Dirty Anuses
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Let's be real here: It's strange to squeeze the edges of a phone.
|
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Is there going to be real profound change from this, do you feel?
|
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Evidence that the tape might be real isn't limited to Trump's phony alibi.
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She thinks that Rowlands considers those candidates too moderate to be real Republicans.
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I think I need another shot and my foot's gonna be real good.
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Plus, let's be real: who doesn't love a good song about smoking weed?
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I think this is one of the hardest things to be real about.
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When you wake up with a pimple, let's be real, your confidence dips.
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This directly calls into question whether any of this could even be real.
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Let's be real: Halloween costumes aren't always the most comfortable choice of apparel.
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Here is my issue with HOG, let's just be real blatant about it.
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I want to be real with kids even when it makes people uncomfortable.
|
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Learning a new language that's not your mother tongue can be real daunting.
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Because, let's be real, it's not a snack shack without some chicken tenders.
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If bitcoin can be real money, then fairness can be a real goal.
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To be fair to Lonzo -- lets be real, he made a smart decision.
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There might be real ranch under there somewhere, but I can't find it.
|
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But let's be real here: I'd buy this sudser for its smell alone.
|
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" Patrick Peterson is also clowning the situation ... writing, "This can't be real life!
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QL Score: -10 Bryan: Let's be real: tonight's episode was a little thin.
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So I'm wondering: Will the DRL be "real" enough for the hobby's diehards?
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Let's be real: Getting ready isn't hard to do when you're Kim Kardashian.
|
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It had to be real ale, beer or cider at these metal gigs.
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Offred is confused, because, let's be real, this is all pretty messed up.
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And let's be real, he's not going to do any of that. Ever.
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And let's be real — those are the best parts of the night, anyways.
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All that's required is a willingness to believe that love can be real.
|
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Psychologically, people want there to be real estate left between now and doomsday.
|
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But let's be real: Echo Dots look pretty boring when left as-is.
|
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This photograph, though quite absurd, was thought to be real by many people.
|
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This would be real leadership and might finally change the tone in Washington.
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And, let's be real, will probably stay that way for the foreseeable future.
|
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Why not face up to it and be real about what you're forecasting?
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I guess what I'm wondering is whether people want it to be real.
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Then social media came along, and isn't that supposed to be real life?
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There was this overlying feeling of incredulity, like this can't possibly be real.
|
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The majority of events seem to be real, which is kind of surprising.
|
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But let's be real — the first Cortana smart speaker was dead on arrival.
|
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First, and let's be real here, Justin Trudeau is an objectively beautiful man.
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"We tend to sell perceived risks that may not be real," Wassenaar said.
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The constant proximity required that the photographers I assigned be real-life friends.
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" Just be real about it and say, "This isn't actually of journalistic value.
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People lose their frame of reference for what can and can't be real.
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I have to reassess and change my expectations to be real about that.
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I'm thinking in two to three generations there could be real wild children.
|
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To be real is to be the most entertaining, provocative form of yourself.
|
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If you become president, that expectation will be real and urgent and present.
|
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"You gotta be real careful around here," Allen, 64, told Kimmel in March.
|
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That would be real leadership, and a clear assertion of the Senate's independence.
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Although let's be real, Lando is extremely cool and deserves lots of attention.
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While the ideal breakup is clean, honest, and without "cheating," let's be real.
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All they have is online connections, which may or may not be real.
|
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The tweets appear to be real since several other users managed to capture screenshots.
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And let's be real — Microsoft's record with chatbots is mixed, to say the least.
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Learn the history, learn the cultural norms, and be real and honest about them.
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Let's be real for a second: the HomePod isn't that great, all in all.
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Because let's be real, what's happening under our socks right now is not pretty.
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A government official confirms the scariest thing in 'Stranger Things' may actually be real
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I don&apost know if it is real, I think it might be real.
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The flaws may be real, but the precedent set here is an unsavory one.
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I remember holding her so tight and crying, thinking, 'How can this be real?
|
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She wore glitter "tears" on her face that later seemed to be real tears.
|
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"She's not afraid to be real and take risks with her music," she says.
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Let's be real, we can't be that far from a movie or Netflix reboot.
|
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There are endless renditions of "The Star-Spangled Banner," but let's be real, America.
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Let's be real, though: the true winner in this whole scenario is definitely Puma.
|
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Twitter tried to get creative, but let's be real: it kinda killed the buzz.
|
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Halsey is a pop star who is not afraid to be real as hell.
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I said if I'm going to do this show, I have to be real.
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Valentine's Day is fun and all, but let's be real, it's also pretty stressful.
|
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And also, let's be real, the need to have a strong personal celebrity brand.
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And there can be real exceptions, too, which can cause problems with groundwater contamination.
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You're the sign of glamour, and let's be real, you're obsessed with being famous.
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Let's be real: no matter how famous you are, that would really, really suck.
|
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HANNITY: I can name names tonight of people that would be real happy (INAUDIBLE).
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I don't just mean handsome (though let's be real: I do kinda mean handsome).
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The "Tiles" as Google calls them—let's be real, they're widgets—will be limited.
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Let's be real: on your birthday, you get celebrated for something someone else did.
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It may have some bad connotations but let's be real, it is fucking delicious.
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Let's be real: Social media as we know it is all about the followers.
|
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It's dangerous to build hype for features that may or may not be real.
|
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Pisces people are not famous wanting attention, but be real—you love it anyway!
|
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Turkle wondered if bonds with these robopets, even the chintzy ones, could be real.
|
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Haunted houses are always a fun time – unless the monsters happen to be real.
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And let's be real, if you're a constant traveler, then it's going to happen.
|
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Eventually, my inclination to role-play rather than be real led me to acting.
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Because let's be real, there is such a thing as too much Charles Shaw.
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Not too much though, it has to be real boxing that creates the painting.
|
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But let's be real here, does a thong-filled belfie actually need a caption?
|
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There could be real problems, however, in less-skilled parts of the public sector.
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O, I know you want advice on how to deal, but let's be real.
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The manner in which the ban was lifted seemed too simple to be real.
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" Let's be real, though: she's really saying, "Dude, why did you waste my time?
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After all, if you can't be real in your bathroom, where can you be?
|
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In a twisted way, retail could still be real estate's bright spot after all.
|
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" Loughran told me, "Their first ambition was 'We want it to be real copper.
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The attack demonstrates that "terrorist threats in Mindanao continue to be real," he added.
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But the unique truffle flavour you recognise might not be real truffle at all.
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They're scared of my ass taking a D1 job, let's be real about it.
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But let's be real, this pic was taken in some natural history museum somewhere.
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Replication is important to scientists, because it means the finding might just be real.
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I really wanted the girls in the music video to be real LGBTQ people.
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Also the song 'Got to Be Real' by Cheryl Lynn is just too good.
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JW: Yo, like everything else about the internet, human cost can be real expensive.
|
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"Stop being funny and go and just be real," Mr. Licht told the host.
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Once that's out of the way, be real about how tough it will be.
|
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But they can't be real-time truth seekers in a moment of real urgency.
|
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" Now, she wrote, she's "free": "For 2020 and beyond, I want to be real.
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"He's going to be real good at one point," Phillies skipper Pete Mackanin said.
|
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It should be real easy for you to get them and keep them safe.
|
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Because, let's be real, fall fashion trends never do seem to disappoint, do they?
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"There will be real contentious issues around agriculture," Pompeo told LBC Radio on Thursday.
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Let's be real, making ice cream is the most fun job anyone can have.
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Let's be real: wired headphones can kind of be a pain in the ass.
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Let's be real, caring for fish mostly requires daily sprinklings of odd-smelling flakes.
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Unless Congress takes action, the Zika threat will continue to be real and imminent.
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There was even a hog roast (though it doesn't appear to be real, unfortunately).
|
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But let's be real -- is 154 varieties of cheese on one pizza too much?
|
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I have to be real with them even if it makes other adults uncomfortable.
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The site reads: Let's be real, it's been a pretty rough nine months (plus).
|
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But let's be real: It's hard for anyone to get over their own nonsense.
|
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Real political will involves commitment to real (or sincerely perceived to be real) solutions.
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GLAZER I can't wait to be real friends that aren't working all the time.
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That algorithm decided the November readings from Utqiagvik were too strange to be real.
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"I hope there will be real lessons learned here," Ms. Samuels of Tech:NYC said.
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I could have a relationship with somebody on there… that would be real cool.
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Because let's be real: we always knew this shit wasn't going to be easy.
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And if he'd been painted as this picture-perfect, idealized person, that wouldn't be real.
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But let's be real: you shouldn't have to micromanage the fans of a $1,600 machine.
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Let's be real, those bike shorts with holes in unfavorable places should be tossed out.
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"@lindsaylohan pls tell me you're not joking need this to be real," the fan commented.
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I know this sounds boring, but let's be real, Taurus: Sometimes you really enjoy boring.
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A spaceship that (probably) wasn'tIllustration: ESOLet's be honest: We all want aliens to be real.
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Though, let's be real, it's how you respond that gets you to the next round.
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That would be real genuine embarrassment that the United States should be very concerned about.
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Let's be real: There are no celebrations to congratulate single women for their life accomplishments.
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Let's be real: very few 18-year-olds want to buy themselves basic household necessities.
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This season is going to be real, as evidenced by the innuendos in its promos.
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But, and let's be real here, Zuckerberg omitted one key detail: it's for the olds.
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So, that fear has to remain in her for her to be real and relatable.
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Drop the silly "simganic" speak and these phones could be real winners for their prices.
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Let's be real though, Uber isn't the only tech company that mishandles sexual harassment claims.
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" Was driving and saw this billboard and said the myself, "Nah, this can't be real.
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"Thankfully it turned out not to be real," Kelly said, according to the Mercury News.
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There are likely to be real technical challenges requiring technical solutions in implementing blockchain architectures.
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One moment I don't want it to be real, then I realize it's too real.
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That teamwork (and delegating, let's be real) is the only way to get things done!
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Let's be real here, Marie has and always will be on the outside looking in.
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But let's be real, anyone can shop whichever brands they please, regardless of political leanings.
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There's just one slight problem with that see-through back: it might not be real.
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Let's be real for a second: The PlayStation 4 and Xbox One designs are hideous.
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They were a Hollywood couple who made us believe a Hollywood marriage could be real.
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And, let's be real, that white door totally reads California, which is where Cassie lives.
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But let's be real, the best feature of the Osmo Mobile 2 is the price.
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I mean, let's be real, what would Prime Day be without some awesome Apple deals?
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But let be real — if you can mooch of someone else's account, you totally should.
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Let's be real: a lot of novelty foods are unnecessary, but kind of cool anyway.
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It's easy to laugh behind a computer screen, but there could be real-life consequences.
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As for the rips, Cramer recommended not to sell them because they could be real.
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As for the rips, Cramer recommended not to sell them because they could be real.
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This does seem like an objective step down from One Direction Sean: Let's be real.
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Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg says flying cars will be real in the next five years.
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The video looks incredibly realistic, and, to an untrained eye, would appear to be real.
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But tomorrow I am going to wake up, and it is going to be real.
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Let's be real: We wouldn't turn down a little moolah if it came our way.
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It was actually pretty easy and comfortable to be real with myself and my partner.
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And our world is messed up enough that we might need it to be real.
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He's saying, don't respect the legitimacy of this result, it's not going to be real.
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Let's be real, most widgets look like an afterthought to an app, but not Poncho's.
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But let's be real: Who doesn't love a good cherry hue in their makeup bag?
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By the time women get to be real Grandmas, they've likely already been through it.
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"Let's be real; it's sad that a thing like this has to exist," he said.
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"The Matrix" universe centers around the philosophical concept that our reality may not be real.
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Let's be real: There's no way the Legislature would be doing this if Republican Gov.
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Can we finally be real about teens giving into their urges without some bullshit innuendo?
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Let's be real here: Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are far from a regular couple.
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But let's be real—most Thanksgivings are unlikely to turn into a CNN panel discussion.
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Occasionally I worry that it's all too shrewd, too self-consciously absurd, to be real.
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I want to be real with you here: Do not watch this horrible, stupid movie.
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What else can we close our eyes and imagine to be real in that ring?
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You're super intuitive, Cancer—but let's be real, logical, linear thinking isn't usually your forte.
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"This town is too good to be real," said Ms. Amarasiriwardena, 36, a landscape architect.
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I don't know what he's like on links courses, but he could be real good.
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Well, here's what I don't want, and I'm going to be real honest about it.
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I'll be real honest: Twitch isn't the best way to play video games with friends.
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We have to be real with ourselves about working with insurance companies and Big Pharma.
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Leprechaun may not be real, but one family is trying to keep the folklore alive.
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Today's big question is whether you and your partners can be real with each other.
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In "The Crucible" he dared to suggest that the witches might in fact be real.
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"Just be real about it and say, 'This isn't actually of journalistic value,'" he said.
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"How in God's name could [panic defenses] be real in the 21st century?" he said.
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"There would be real challenges for people with illnesses to get affordable coverage," Riley said.
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But it's really therapy for me because if not then ApeShit would be real life.
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"I want to be real with people," Mr. de Blasio said at one point on Tuesday.
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But let's be real: is anyone actually here for a complex plotline and meaningful narrative closure?
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"The burger is very tasty," but the sausages, "they could be real," says producer Mary Stevens.
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It's completely hand-made, and the rule is that nothing can be real in the movie.
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Both tracks are very different but let's be real...sides, both are you, her, me, she.
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It's just you and the crowd, and you have to be real to win them over.
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Let's be real, this is Harvard, arguably one of the most liberal universities in the country.
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There could be real consequences for Britain, the official China Daily newspaper said in an editorial.
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Because, let's be real, who has more than five minutes to spare this time of year?
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"Just be real and be who you are," Guthrie said about being interviewed for the magazine.
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Several of them want to be "real" superheroes next year, including Bill Gates and Hillary Clinton.
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But, let's be real, who has time to get another degree while working 50+ hour weeks?
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"This can't be real, it has to be some sort of rumor," I've thought to myself.
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Secular politics work: Faith-based prejudice might be real, but it is ultimately a losing proposition.
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But let's be real: it's a movie based on a celebrated play with a stellar cast.
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If we start now, by this time next year, there might be real progress to celebrate.
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If you can't be her friend because you like her too much, be real about that.
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But let's be real: Any character they'll portray will likely pale in comparison to their own.
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They aren't completely terrible (let's be real, no sign is), but they aren't BFF material either.
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He needed to be real, so you feel like you can reach out and touch him.
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But let's be real, when we shop at Target, that never seems to be the case.
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"It will be real emotional (because) of what happened here in Vegas," forward James Neal said.
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"Up to 60 percent of the fake reviews were mistakenly thought to be real," Juuti said.
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"I was expecting to introduce myself and be real proper," he said of meeting Prince Harry.
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A lot of startup executives and on-paper rich investors will now be real-life rich.
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Let's be real, the current political situation seems like something out of a dark, dystopian novel.
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But let's be real: Descending into the feral hog population with a ballon and a few .
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Let's be real: the likelihood of anyone actually sleeping on a terrifying precipice is pretty slim.
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"I wasn't trying to be hard on him, I'm just trying to be real," she said.
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Yet let's be real about something Kim, the KeyOne is not gonna win any fashion awards.
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Founded by Daniel Cain, who may or may not be real, the company is another startup.
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Authorities do not believe Madsen filmed the videos himself, but the footage appears to be real.
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Or having Bekah Martinez repeatedly urge Krystal to be real about herself and recognize her wrongdoing.
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" For a new phone to compel everyone to purchase it, "it has to be real magic.
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No other politician today can pull this off; it has to be real, organic, to work.
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Something tells us, though, that the next Sanchez family get-together is gonna be real awkward.
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"I looked over at her, and I said, "Hey, we might be real good married. Wassup?
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On the day after Christmas, the shopper's main question is whether the sales will be real.
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At this point, the leaked drone could be real or it could be a complete fake.
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No sign of Tom Brady ... but let's be real, he's 41 years old and probably pooped.
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Let's be real—"Girl Scout Cookies Charity Joy Ft. Daddy Mo" slaps harder than the original.
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Something tells us Kanye's new lawyers are gonna be real busy over the next few months.
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Thoughts aren't checked for their relation with reality, and are thought to be real and current.
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Let's be real: Whatever happened between Tyga, Chyna, and Kylie is so not the issue anymore.
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And yet, the curse doesn't have to be real to reflect the environment that created it.
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The contributions and sacrifices from military families are real – and our appreciation must be real too.
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Lots of times I'm asked, 'Do you consider unicorns and fairies and vampires to be real?
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It's only a two-game series but, let's be real, this has gone on long enough.
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But let's be real, the best part is probably getting your own custom Cup Noodles made.
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So, the Tooth Fairy may not be real, but Ryan Reynolds seems happy to fill in.
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"My first thought when checking out the ex box is 'this can't be real,'" she sad.
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Today's deals are all about the animal lover and — let's be real — should just be everyone.
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"This can't be real," I say out loud most days, while trying to digest the news.
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Kristin: I'm going to be real with you, I don't have the attention span for this.
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All of which is to say: this might be a hoax or it might be real.
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"We've got to be real careful about how we discuss our differences," Scalise told reporters Tuesday.
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When I put my name on a product, whatever it is, it has to be real.
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There's also a song called Red Lights that I think is going to be real nasty.
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We'd have to be real assholes to try and repeat something so true to its time.
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Over to her, because to be real I don't know shit about this stuff: Thanks Ellie!
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We'll be real: It's the makeup that drew us in and continues to hold our attention.
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These are edited versions of themselves they've constructed that may not even be real at all.
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He even begins to suspect that he, his thoughts, or his personality might not be real.
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It looks good in a three-minute video, but the key test will be real life.
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It may be real money for Jackson, but it's more like Monopoly money for the Jags.
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This may or may not be real, but who can truly hate Smash Mouth or Slipknot?
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Real choices raise the possibility that there might be real breakthroughs, real discoveries and real advances.
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There must be real efforts to stop the flow of guns to the gangs terrorizing communities.
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This seems like a no-brainer, but — let's be real — people can act pretty brainless sometimes.
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It's also not obvious that any of her imagined targets believe her to be "real," either.
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The Momo Challenge may not be real, but Momo is more than a hoax or panic.
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It gets you down, carrying the weight of her, because it also has to be real.
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"People tend to think it can't be real, but they are misled," Cash told VICE News.
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At the same time there does seem to be real Democratic uncertainty about their 2020 field.
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We all know that, if you see something on ProMED, it is likely to be real.
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They'd grab it for you and fry it up, and the skin would be real crispy.
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If it was so obviously orchestrated and cynically exploited, might it not be real at all?
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Unlike IT, who lives (and hunts) in the realm of imagination, Annie could almost be real.
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"You wanted it to be real, so you decided it was," Ms. Swank's character says sternly.
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But there needs to be real stability in the league before you get to that point.
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AI start-ups are selling pictures of computer-generated faces that appear to be real people.
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Let's be real — fish isn't usually the first choice of protein at a fast-food restaurant.
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"In some productions, they hint that Hamlet and Ophelia's love might not be real," Duffin said.
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Warren Cave may not be real, but that doesn't mean his story couldn't become a reality.
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But that's it – and let's be real, he's crying for a guy who openly mistreats him.
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Let's be real: Hope for happy endings in Westeros usually means you haven't been paying attention.
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In fact, because Little Tong's prices include service, they all seemed too low to be real.
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In general, there can be real benefits from having frank discussions about sex, said Debby Herbenick.
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Let's Be Real San Francisco, a coalition of businesses and industry associations, is spearheading opposition efforts.
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A spokesman for the Let's Be Real opposition group said that would unfairly hurt small businesses.
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But let's be real, James Bennet is not going to run that stuff in the NYT.
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Victory for Team Angie cannot be real without Jennifer Aniston reduced to a lonely, abandoned woman who will never find love; and victory for Team Jen cannot be real without Angelina Jolie getting a divorce and falsifying serious abuse allegations simply because she's the devil incarnate.
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Plus, let's be real, after the atrocity that was SATC 2, she did us all a favor.
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"When I saw what was going on in Georgia, I thought, 'This can't be real,'" she said.
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But every so often the make-believe turns out to be real and things get really trippy.
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Towel set Let's be real: very few 18-year-olds want to buy themselves basic household necessities.
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But in the long term, something more important is at stake: whether our democracy should be real.
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Because let's be real — they probably won't be casually pouring out a single glass while they wallow.
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So in summary: Yes, folding screens are cool and I can't wait for them to be real.
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Now, Berry is finally revealing the truth behind the ink, which many fans presumed to be real.
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But, let's be real here, it's not like eating the stuff is anything to write home about.
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And yes, I just used the word "man-made" because, let's be real, men made these problems.
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Thanks for the memories, James, because, let's be real, who would have guessed that in 2019, Jeopardy!
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Her TV husband, Milo Ventimiglia, is 100% on board with her (soon-to-be) real-life one.
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The company is aiming for the service to be real and mainstream in the next ten years.
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"I'd like to see the myth of meritocracy be real in the restaurant industry," Mistry tells me.
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The events inside the Enfield house may be real or entirely psychological, but they're frightening either way.
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The macroeconomic impact of Brexit will be real and unpleasant – but startups have the least to fear.
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In addition, the group Let's Be Real was not headed by Didak, but heavily promoted by him.
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Completing the hack isn't necessary for the crime to be real in the eyes of the law.
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There was certainly a big win for Annalise (Viola Davis) — one she desperately needed, let's be real.
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In the film, the Matrix referred to a simulated world that seemed to be real but wasn't.
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Because Meghan Markle has never been traditional, and, let's be real, why does she need to be?
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But, let's be real: The joy of looking down at your gloriously, outrageously glittery feet is priceless.
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Which means you must only permit yourself to be "real" in very specific, very socially acceptable ways.
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On some fundamental way, the only way to be real is to be clear about the artifice.
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People online have been quick to point out the irony of the post, should it be real.
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Let's be real: Drugstore volumizing products have a reputation of being sticky, gunky, and far from effective.
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It's kind of like a fantasy for people, but not so untouchable that it can't be real.
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But let's be real: Getting "verified" has no upside other than the ego rush of...being verified.
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Let's be real here, the idea of a younger woman dating an older man is nothing new.
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The video is unmonetized and uncut, Neistat tells The Verge, because he wanted it to be real.
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It won't be enough if it's just words, there will have to be real moves from Poland.
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But we don't want to sugarcoat anything, just be real about this disease and what can happen.
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"Like anything else, there's going to be deadlines and there's going to be real deadlines," said Sen.
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However Maggic quickly learned that many people encountering the project work deeply wanted it to be real.
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The Takeaway: Well, someone got photographic proof of the mother, so it has to be real, right…?
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Nuclear experts think it's plausible that these parts aren't just for show — that they could be real.
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And let's be real: you can't see an X-wing pilot wink when you're on the ground.
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The 2019 Emmy Awards will be held September 22 in Los Angeles, but let's be real here.
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Ms. Fletcher may or may not be real, but when she yells it sure feels like it.
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The first was from 8:07am to 8:45am, when Hawaiians believed the threat to be real.
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Really, you can't get away with anything these days - so don't try to - be real, be honest.
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But let's be real: the most important thing to come out of this trip is the food.
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The unedited, "ground truth" videos were only rated to be "real" around 80 percent of the time.
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Let's be real, it's a truth universally acknowledged that dating is plain sailing for literally no one.
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The second scenario would be "extremely costly" and "will be real tough for everyone else," Pinto said.
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Mashable was able to obtain a portion of the new documents, and they appear to be real.
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Let's be real, we've all dreamed about being the hero of one of those awesome action flicks.
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The stories from Pacific Northwest Stories may not be real, but at least they have real conclusions.
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Since they have never seen anything else, these shadows appear to the prisoners to be real things.
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They're told that they can't be "real girls" because they're too good, or told they're too butch.
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Let's be real: we've all engaged in a bit of social media stalking from time to time.
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Even though people were quite aware the video was fake, they wanted it badly to be real.
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As much as we adore the holidays, let's be real: We're all a little relieved they're over.
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For there to be real change, incremental or otherwise, the onus is on us, the American voters.
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" I want to be real with them instead of, "Thank you, those were my moments of glory.
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Hell is other people because they are the only way that we know ourselves to be real.
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But here's the thing: Flay lays are fussy and hard — and let's be real, they're also expensive.
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But let's be real — if a zombie apocalypse were to start anywhere, it would be in Florida.
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Let's be real, big bonuses are better than small ones, so pounce when the bonus is big.
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But let's be real, who wouldn't get excited about the prospect of a bright blue toilet seat?
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My focus was to make sure it was going to be real, about helping and not sensationalizing.
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Let's be real: The Defenders was never going to be a nuanced or understated work of art.
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Pot pies are fucking delicious, but—let's be real—there are a couple of problems with them.
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There's no context as to where this video takes place, but let's be real: it's probably Florida.
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If I'm gonna be real, it also helped me understand why my own dad forgot about me.
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To be real, you need something more than just appearances; you need some underlying powers or potentiality.
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If the previous scene seemed too ridiculous to be real, that's because it was in Elliot's head.
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But there is a problem with this theory of credibility: It does not appear to be real.
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Let's be real, Dave reading the entire Bible in one night in an attempt to win Mrs.
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You would have put me with any other quarterback, let's be real, you know what I'm saying?
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Let's be real: Asking someone for consent at every stage of sexual activity sounds awkward and embarrassing.
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I experienced, if only for a few days, what it might be like to be real Galapagueña.
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"To be real honest, I wish I understood it a little more," he said of the bill.
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But let's be real here, the sweetest and most fun way to consume CBD is through candy.
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"I trust that the dialogue that you have promised will be real," Mr. Esteban told Mr. Sánchez.
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I didn't feel like I needed to get on a soapbox or be real ideological about it.
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Let's be real: Eating right for a week won't counteract decades of subsisting on fries and Frappuccinos.
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This may be real — but there are no substantive schisms between the president and the attorney general.
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If I were the president of the largest bank in Burlington, I'd be real nervous about you.
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Let's be real: how many of us actually use a different password for every account we own?
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Picture-perfect Spanish colonial homes and storefronts on every corner all seem too clean to be real.
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Let's be real: There is no way someone with his scandal-filled political history could've become president.
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If I was to create an imaginary garden I wanted the toads in it to be real.
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The impacts would be real and devastating for everyone living in this country, irrespective of citizenship status.
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It means people that have your back and understand you and people you can be real with.
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Until serious repercussions are handed out across the board, advocates say there won't be real systemic change.
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I told them it's here, stripped down for this naked TV show, that I can be real.
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I walked by the terminals later on, on Third Avenue, and I'm like, this cannot be real.
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After all, if the president supports what you believe in, then how can it not be real?
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"Let's be real: no one ever says that they are the Miranda," wrote Andrea Wurzburger in 2013.
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But in pop music it's pretty popular to actually to be yourself, to be real and natural.
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Some Sanders supporters have openly suggested that this stereotype is so absurd it couldn't possibly be real.
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So it must be real, even if part of the story revolves around a potentially evil goat.
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Swift's celebrity hinges on the air of authenticity, which means her feuds are supposed to be real.
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It goes mostly like this: Harvard is a fancy nerd school, so he's got to be real smart.
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Boxes of chocolate are so last year and, let's be real, candy hearts kind of taste like chalk.
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Here's some evidence to support the argument that the world we live in can't possibly be real. 220.
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Because, let's be real, you'll need a fresh and festive look for every holiday party and romantic rendezvous.
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I can't stop looking at the Burj Khalifa: It's too huge to comprehend, too huge to be real.
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I felt like Ben was kind of rehearsed, and I just wanted him to be real with me.
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But let's be real, this likely had a lot more to do with manufacturing margins on the devices.
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Let's just hope that needle was sterilized because, let's be real, there's nothing chic about an infected piercing.
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Because let's be real — no one really wants to use multiple smart assistants in tandem on a device.
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Let's be real: Do we have any idea what's in the air we breathe on a daily basis?
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Let's be real: We've all been trying to recreate Gwen Stefani's hairstyles since the early No Doubt days.
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Ahead, we've rounded up the (more affordable than usual) picks we're eyeing (and, let's be real, probably buying).
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Also, let's be real here, the jacket will not look as sleek as its Kickstarter makes it seem.
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Let's be real, the lost of this summit is not the end of the world--literally or metaphorically.
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Naturally, we assumed the obvious: They must just be real tattoos the makeup artists didn't bother to cover.
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The wet, dewy gardens of "Sweet Thing" may not be heaven, and they may not be real either.
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In this process of manufacturing her online persona, how can anything that comes out of it be real?
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Because let's be real, for those with acne-prone skin, you already know that the struggle is real.
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Plus, let's be real here—I'm not racing through the streets like some aspirational Tour de France cyclist.
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Virtual reality sits on the cusp now of what is real and what we perceive to be real.
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Let's be real, that is very much the deal that has allowed television to exist for so long.
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Because let's be real – when we sing Madonna in the car, we imagine her sitting next to us.
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And, to be real, I for one welcome our fluffy slider-designing, hospital-building, wine glass-liberating overlord.
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But this image appears right in the HomePod's code, which makes it much more likely to be real.
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The only 2 conditions: 40+ age and to be Real Madrid fan (Sorry, Liverpool) See U in Kyiv!
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Let's be real: It would be just like Kevin and Kate to have babies around the same time.
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Your career and reputation (and how many followers you have, let's be real) will weigh on your mind.
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The event organiser later clarified that they hadn't mentioned that the penguins would be real and not toys.
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The program&aposs designers say they recognize the political sensitivities but contend the economic benefits will be real.
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Pluto has a reputation for being manipulative, but let's be real—you know how to manipulate the manipulators!
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JOHN HARWOOD: I realize you haven't declared, but let's be real, you want this to pass, don't you?
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The thing is — at least in the case of the event above — it doesn't appear to be real.
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"I think for there to be real political risk, you need to have a serious incident," Veuger said.
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Is there going to be real change to protect all schools and communities with regards to gun violence?
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Behind every photo posted, there are 30 (or, let's be real, 100) others that didn't make the cut.
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The people or the... Yes, there must be real people if it's a real encounter with someone else.
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Be real about what's happening now so you can set more appropriate, achievable, and rewarding goals for yourself.
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And let's be real — most of the time, these heaven-sent products don't live up to their rep.
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"I think it'd be real mistake to weaken, water down, or repeal this healthcare law," Bill Clinton said.
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"My team was like, 'Well, we've got to be real careful, because we need the police,' " she said.
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When these kids were questioned a week later, they said they believed their virtual experience to be real.
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A deal is on the horizon, he told them — and the budget cuts are going to be real.
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Is it not going to be real run-through anyhow, because you won't have a moment to prep?
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"The more honest you are with your kids, the more you can be real with them," Saget continued.
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The people or the… Yes, there must be real people if it's a real encounter with someone else.
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Are the two sides getting their agendas together with the hopes that there will be real progress made?
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What happens when the fearsome creature you've invented to scare away your enemies turns out to be real?
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Even if all names are stripped from the data, there will be real people at the other end.
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American intelligence officials have said there continue to be real threats from Russia to interfere in American elections.
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According to Hill, Star was one of few YouTubers to be real with her following the failed launch.
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If the dual-SIM iPhone turns out to be real, it'll further complicate Apple's already busy fall lineup.
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Let's be real: This is all a lot of money, especially considering it's all being spent pre-kid.
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A reasonable doubt, he said, is one that causes a juror to hesitate, but it must be real.
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But, let's be real: if you really want a telephoto camera, you'll need a Pro or Pro Max.
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By far the busiest part of Harrods, the food on display seemed almost too perfect to be real.
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Let's be real, we all have those select friends and family who we only communicate with via Facebook.
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If the industry is going to continue to attract dollars, there's going to have to be real numbers.
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"There are going to be real dilemmas for elected officials about how complicit they are willing to be."
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The volume of fake traffic from bots pretending to be real viewers rivaled the traffic from actual humans.
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And so the only way you can be real in that type of world is to be yourself.
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" Lake says her goal from now on is to be real and done hiding, adding ... "I am liberated.
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Let's be real: A World Cup song hasn't been a perfect representation of the host country since 1994.
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While our longing may be real, we're misdirecting it: there is no going back to a better time.
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Since he was elected in 2013, Francis has made clear that he believes the devil to be real.
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"The dolls have always been based on cartoons, so they're not supposed to be real bodies," she says.
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" The outcome of opening a loot box is certainly uncertain, but ESRB doesn't consider it to be "real gambling.
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Alright, let's be real here: What you're about to see might be somewhat hard to accept — and you're right.
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Click on to see what we're eyeing (and, let's be real, probably buying) from this less-is-more destination.
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It could just be real people who already had a sense of fashion and style and beauty and intimacy.
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The letter, uh, goes downhill from there (and let's be real, it was pretty far down the hill already).
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Many people, though not me, will also consider questions of "naturalness" or "playing God" to be real and serious.
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So, if (or, let's be real, when) Slimane returns to design, don't expect it to be an eponymous line.
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You'll have to wait for the film to find out (or check a history book, but let's be real).
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"Keep hoping that we will wake up tomorrow and it won't be real," close friend Donna Mann told WBMA.
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But let's be real, if you actually wanted to meet an Old God, Ellen could probably pull some strings.
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Let's be real, your breasts look the best they're ever going to look, and I'm getting rid of them.
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People have been putting small TVs in their kitchen forever, because let's be real, cooking is mostly pretty boring.
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Jupiter is over-the-top, and Uranus is unpredictable—but let's be real, Sag, you saw this drama coming.
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Let's be real, Aries: You're not very organized to begin with, so don't shift the blame on someone else!
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You can't assume that just because an artist's work is at the fair, it will be real art brut.
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Marriage was just a piece of paper and a piece of jewelry but our hearts will always be real.
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And let's be real: Outside of sound bites, no one in the professional sector sees parenthood as a job.
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The O'Connor showing in the Ohio 12th can still give Democrats hope that the "blue wave" could be real.
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In a meeting that seemed too cinematic to actually be real, Felix and Kiki finally meet face-to-face.
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With the hood removed, some games on the X27 look crisp enough to be real; it's a great experience.
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But let's be real… just how many e-books or blogs can someone stand to read in a sitting?
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But I know that this is something that she's learned from, and we're going to be real transparent, absolutely.
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In Alien: Covenant and so many other movies like it, our cosmic neighbors turn out to be real assholes.
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Sure, Brigid's most likely a figure of legend, but who says people need to be real to be inspiring?
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His experience covering events helps, sure, but be real: it's the hours he's spent playing Fortnite with his brother.
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And I spoke to Alan about it when it comes time for the financing, which will be real soon.
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Super Mario and the Smurfs may have fictional fungal furniture, but that fantasy is about to be real life.
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"We will be real partners in a lot of this work," Lee, who is based in New York, said.
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It's not good enough to simply say that the data is legitimate, appears to be real, or is fake.
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However, that was released well over a month ago, so maybe it's time to consider it could be real.
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Let's be real, it'd be a summer blockbuster in the making, or at least better than London Has Fallen.
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To team Hartle-Hawking, the critics are invoking a false notion of causality in demanding that lapse be real.
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Ahead, we've gathered the best little gems hidden on the Walgreens shelves (or, let's be real, on the website).
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That catalyst will be real news and could set the stage for a proper rally later in the year.
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Let's be real, it's probably going to be a decent phone, but do you really need a QWERTY keyboard?
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Let's be real: Nick Viall's season of The Bachelor has had some major similarities to this past election cycle.
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The struggle for young millennials may be real, but they aren't the only ones who have suffered from it.
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But let's be real — giving cutesy names to behavior that we don't like doesn't just make us feel better.
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Also, let's be real: kids are screaming Harambe because it's edgy, not because they're commenting on the human condition.
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To truly be afraid of something, we must believe it's real — or at least that it could be real.
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Gertson beef and Bucholtz's subsequent email interview with Cavan, the FanSided editor-in-chief, insisting Gertson to be real.
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The atmosphere is ultra competitive, but let's be real, my ram friend: You thrive under that kind of energy!
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Because let's be real: It's going to be the young people of this generation that will change this world.
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If they liked Dellavedova and missed him this much, then all that talk of brotherhood had to be real.
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At first watch, the video seems almost too well-executed to be real, raising some questions I want answered.
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Because, let's be real: No matter who you are — even those with superpowers — getting a Brazilian is never fun.
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Let's be real: The software itself, made in partnership with an LA-based startup called Kind, is really boring.
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"To be real clear, I mean this does not influence the way we invest," Verizon CFO Fran Shammo said.
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DeMille says people are sometimes willing to suspend disbelief because they want the discounts they're seeing to be real.
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His racism seems to be real and deeply felt, but in this case, it also serves a political function.
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He stressed to his new teammates that Francona would be real and genuine, and Francona won their trust immediately.
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Let's be real here: Even in the best of times, heading home for the holidays can be anxiety-inducing.
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Of course I want to be real and authentic, but I also want to be fuckable — the fuckable feminist.
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Research from Australia on the oral version of the drug, however, suggests the risk to humans could be real.
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And yet, I keep going back to it, keep feeling this insatiable longing for the paranormal to be real.
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But let's be real: there's a lot to feel right now in America, especially if you're a teenage girl.
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Like partying for free and making a budget, you have to be real with and lean on your friends.
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Let's be real, this more-is-more inclination goes all the way back to those coordinating Destiny's Child ensembles.
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What does it mean to be real, to be there, in the context of a play populated by spirits?
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She said there won't be real peace unless China rules out using force to bring Taiwan under its control.
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Promise them that if they keep walking there will be real sand that they can touch with their hands.
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But as they move down market with the Model 3, reliability and quality are going to be real issues.
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The toll of three postseason rounds — without the same access to shortcuts for physical recovery — appears to be real.
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" "It doesn't look good, technically you can't be real happy with where this S&P is at right now.
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This helps in low-grip and high-performance situations, or let's be real, those moments when you're mixing both.
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This helps in low-grip and high-performance situations, or let's be real, those moments when you're mixing both.
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Let's be real, we all know that when we're focused on our phones everything around us is a blur.
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Another possibility, says Jon Hocking, who covers insurance for Morgan Stanley, a bank, might be real-time price adjustment.
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I knew the damage was going to be real, because I knew how many of the houses were built.
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That character, Victoria Leeds, is a drug dealer and would-be real estate mogul whose machinations threaten the Bay.
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Let's be real: Sometimes when kids attempt art, the beauty is very much in the eye of the beholder.
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"Might be real, I mean he quit talking and looks almost like he's about to laugh," added another person.
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But let's be real, folks: tens of millions of dollars spent and Steyer isn't moving up in the polls.
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The turf battle may be real, but is there any doubt that it will be Trump leading the strategy?
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Let's be real: being single can be hard, especially if you're over 30 — or even in your late 20s.
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And that's going to be tough, because let's be real: Meredith's first day back isn't going to go smoothly.
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Though they expect a perfect day, let's be real— weddings rarely go as smoothly as we want them to.
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Let's be real: When you download a new app, you probably don't bother to read its privacy policy first.
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Let's be real, it'd probably be at least a little like doing meth and LSD at the same time.
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The former does not need to have any significance, or even to be real, for the latter to flourish.
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The court's 2014 ruling deemed such "pro forma" sessions to be real for the purpose of preventing recess appointments.
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It's so fast that it's possible to think we didn't really see that, or, How can that be real?
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And yet ... there seem to be real political constraints on how high carbon taxes can go, even with refunds.
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What's the amount of time, do you think, before there's going to be real autonomous vehicle use by consumers?
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Let's be real here: "Amnesty" is just the word used to describe any immigration policy a politician doesn't like.
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That means proposing too-easy-to-be-real solutions, downplaying trade-offs, caricaturing disagreements, and, especially, ignoring hard truths.
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Both Trump and West seem to adore attention, but, let's be real, it isn't always a walk in the park.
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Sure, Jimmy's love for Fiona might be real, but it's a feverish love that renders them unable to think straight.
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Whatever year-end content you're devouring this December, let's be real – you want to know about your year in Netflix.
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Let's be real: no one watches The Bachelor because they believe true love can be found on a reality show.
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Because let's be real: We're all guilty of favoring one or two shades and leaving the other 15 totally untouched.
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It's fine to be hopeful, but don't ignore your concerns no matter how much you want something to be real.
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Because let's be real: Neither Bohemian Rhapsody nor Green Book, despite their aggressive marketing, were positive depictions of gay identity.
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For instance we had what turned to be real-- ridiculous strings around our neck, and then we got the AirPods.
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If you weren't thrilled with the Asus gaming laptop we wrote about on Wednesday, you're about to be real happy.
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Since the video claims to be real news, let's fact-check Lara's claims about all President Trump's successes last week.
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Buch-Jepsen added authorities do not believe Madsen filmed the videos himself, but the footage does appear to be real.
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Let's be real here: when your phone is glitchy and working too slowly, it's just about the worst thing possible.
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As currently portrayed, he's just a little too wholesome and honest to be real — at least, real in this world.
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Let me be real for a minute: I get pushed around a lot more than I like to let on.
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It's okay to be Real Mad at Apple for dropping MagSafe power connectors on the new MacBooks and MacBook Pros.
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I'd stopped spending with my credit cards, and let's be real, I couldn't use them because they were maxed out.
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It might be real, but the "Mark" looks odd to me & might be one of the countless Fakes I've seen.
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Let's be real here: There are plenty of people with gleaming white teeth who have likely gotten them bleached professionally.
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Everyone's here, which never happens on Mondays, and I can already tell this day is going to be real rough.
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And the purveyors of propaganda want you to think that in order to be real, we've got to counterbalance everything.
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"There needs to be real serious run at legislation — an assertive, affirmative effort to address this in Congress," Murguia added.
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It's 2018 and Quartz wants us to entertain the notion that astrology might be real, we're just doing it wrong.
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But let's be real here: Buying can be crazy expensive, and the paperwork and process can get labyrinth-level confusing.
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If the "middle-income trap" were found to be real, it would pose a more serious problem than ever before.
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But let's be real, I love this dog so much I'd feed him caviar if that was what it took.
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Let's be real: We all had a newfound appreciation for life when the raccoon safely made it to the top.
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Let's be real: Cannes happened a month ago and obviously, Kourtney wouldn't be over Scott's deliberately attempts to hurt her.
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But the image has spread far enough that it's safe to say plenty of people think it might be real.
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It's also, apparently, really good at getting people to be real-life sexist in the pursuit of awful YouTube humor?
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When you're hanging out by the fire, you can strip away the facade of the everyday and just be real.
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But that accent, which she's jokingly named "Lilohan," still seems like way too big of a change to be real.
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Some people have even mastered the look using makeup, but let's be real, no one expects you to do that.
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Be real with yourself about the fact that facing big success is, horribly enough, sometimes harder than dealing with failure.
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Yep, those dolls represent each of the Pearson children, because let's be real: Jack is first and foremost a dad.
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Most people may equate January with self-imposed Netflix hibernation, but let's be real: We all have events to attend.
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And let's be real, if she settled for Warner, she wouldn't have ended up with the super-dreamy Emmett. 12.
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This isn't a wholesale indictment of violent or extreme media, it's just a fact that kids can be real dumbasses.
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But let's be real — you're really watching the series because pastry chef Claire's on-camera breakdowns are too damn relatable.
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This event is about Apple's future and, sources promise me, everything Apple talks about will be real and will ship.
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Because, let's be real, brothers and sisters, while kind, loving and good fun at best, can also be mightily annoying.
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Because of this charitable aspect — and, let's be real, how awesome the pieces are — Sarah's Bag has accrued international recognition.
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Pro-tip: If you see a baby being sold in a window for over $80,19803, it may not be real.
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I haven't seen anything as flashy as this badge before, and let's be real, I want to wear conversation pieces.
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The monthly blood bath is about as natural as it gets, and let's be real, it's a pain to have.
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Not stereotypical, '90s plucked brows, or today's arched, too-perfect-to-be-real Instagram brows — no, those are downright tame.
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For the first few moments of the Skyrim: Very Special Edition trailer, you kind of want it to be real.
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We never got the full story on Rose, but let's be real, after her ulterior motives were revealed, who cared?
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Sab and Koosha, with sound and visuals, create an experience that is about journeys, whether they be real or virtual.
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But Happ's leap from a mid-rotation starter to something close to an ace, at 33, seems to be real.
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A whole lot of guys in the oil field are good ol' boys who can be real jerks to women.
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The realization that something you thought to be "real" is actually an advertisement is an increasingly common, if unsettling, sensation.
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Let's be real: It was only a matter of time until Man Repeller's Leandra Medine launched her own footwear line.
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I agree with Mayor Giuliani that there would be real challenges if the president were to do such a thing.
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I'd say things are being kept light, but let's be real, Capricorn, nothing is ever really that light with you!
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The real world will always be real: there's nothing we can do about that, no matter what we listen to.
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Apple has confirmed with TechCrunch that the code appears to be real, but adds that it's tied to old software.
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I can't believe that I have been keeping a physical reminder of a memory that might not even be real.
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There's a little bit of drama early in the day, but let's be real—some fighting just turns you on.
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Thinking deeply about them—accepting that they could be real—is problematic for science, which cannot fully offer tangible proof.
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Sensing Braden's nervousness, he told Braden to call his mother, but that there was no way it could be real.
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At the time, I believed the videos to be real, and that caused a lot of issues in the house.
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Tears shimmered in my eyes, and I wondered, for a moment, if any of this grace could possibly be real.
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Hockey fighting might not be real fighting, but there is a genuine spiritual connection between the goon and the warrior.
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And let's be real: The Star Wars franchise isn't exactly starving for swashbuckling male leads whose personalities coast on swagger.
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"Vegans have to be real careful and supplement their diet so they get enough vitamin D and calcium," he said.
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"And it's going to be real difficult to beat Trump if you have a candidate saying he's a democratic socialist."
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No longer does she believe, she said, that there can be real distance between the person and the creative artist.
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"These benefits help real people every day, and if they are ended, there will be real consequences," the statement continued.
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"I think she's extremely bright, she's going to be real capable," he said, before invoking his time in the Marines.
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"But that doesn't mean the unintended consequences of automation — displacement — are not going to be real as well," Nadella said.
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For there to be real tax reform, there has to be a noticeable net gain for Americans in their paychecks.
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But after it goes viral, a strange online exchange alerts them that the song and its singer may be real.
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If anyone asks, tell them you read about it in a New York Times newsletter, so it must be real.
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But let's be real, finding one that fits, looks great, and works for your budget is easier said than done.
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Buy this instead: Trader Joe's Camembert Let's be real, no one is buying these Pastry Bites for the caramelized onions.
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Rush and Glazov decided the visuals would be real-time and generative, reacting to Rush's sounds as each sequence unfolded.
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But let's be real: If you're into Stranger Things for the vast military cover-ups, you're probably watching it wrong.
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All that increased bandwidth means more reliable and robust Bluetooth connections, because let's be real, Bluetooth connections today are still spotty.
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Though the charges against Manafort and Gates need not be related to the Russians or to Trump, they must be real.
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Let's be real, Dany is probably going to get killed by Arya (or someone), and Jon doesn't want to be king.
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In short, these researchers are calling for scientists to adopt much higher standards for what they deem to be 'real' results.
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Even if you've never seen a reality show (and, let's be real — you have), you probably have an opinion on them.
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This could be real, or due to other factors linked to eating butter—our study does not prove cause-and-effect.
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I just gotta be real, you know, it's been a couple games where I smoked before games and had great games.
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We're going with the first assumption, but that hasn't stopped fans from collectively freaking out that Draylor might actually be real.
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Flynn continued to suggest the rumor could be real even after an armed man tried to begin his own vigilante investigation.
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He was a mean New Jersey person who would be real with Democrats and make tough decisions to get things done.
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He also got a massive back tattoo that he tried to pretend was fake, but it turned out to be REAL.
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But toddlers are just so egocentric and it's just a stage that some people don't grow out of, let's be real.
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It's the sort of thing where you're like, 'This is too good to be true or too big to be real.
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I want it to be real and I don't want it to be co-dependent or messy or lack of communication.
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But let's be real, it's not like you follow much of a schedule in the first place anyway, you flakey fish!
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And even if it's not, her technical approach deserves some praise because let's be real, he has no chance after that.
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I was offered a contract to be Real Estate Correspondent in July, 1990, a year after CNBC went on the air.
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Let's be real, you can never have too many simple tees or tanks — and we're seriously betting that AYR's won't disappoint.
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"We're more of the high end, when you've got to really get the data and it's got to be real time."
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To believe Trump, you have to disbelieve the press... Let's be real: Untold millions of people won't believe The Post's research.
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You have to fill out an email address and name, but I've already verified that those don't have to be real.
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If they are held to a higher standard — if they have to be real financial advisors — their clients could only win.
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True love between humans may not be real — but between dog and a person, we can imagine that anything is possible.
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Within one minute of creating a new profile, I was messaged eight times from people who seemed not to be real.
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Google Earth VR Is Like Taking a Vacation That Gives You a HeadacheLet's be real: It's been a pretty stressful year.
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I have been asked to make these cookies more times than I can count, and let's be real: look at them.
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There's going be real pathos and real emotion, but it's not going to drag you into the sadness of our society.
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But let's be real: Despite the coordinated tops, it was Justine's Lilly Pulitzer leggings that stole the show for fashionistas everywhere.
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But let's be real, who wouldn't want to get paid to see the world — instead of the inside of a cubicle?
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I was sure I'd never say the name aloud—and let's be real, who has time to learn new things anyway?
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We're still a long way from that actually happening, but there appears to be real momentum to push the industry forward.
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But let's be real ... the featured attraction's definitely the girls flying in from all over the country to work the party.
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Let's be real: Whether we win or lose, Marie and I are never going to sway people to give us immunity.
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When you scale them up to be real computers, all the advantages that these papers have written about will go away.
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With a backheel flick that looked too easy to be real, Ronaldo put Hungary back in its place, ever so briefly.
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Also, let's be real, it's kind of weird to put a screen on a stand and display it on a shelf.
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Tens of millions of "bots" pretending to be real people on social media push these propaganda posts in Russia and abroad.
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" Which, let's be real, is just a euphemism for "I don't think this is funny, please don't make me do it.
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In this hell, Carrie knows herself to be real but her scope of existence in the world has been so reduced.
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Charming Venus in social butterfly Gemini will also help you schmooze, which—let's be real—does not come naturally to you.
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"It all seems to be real representative of where he's at, and I've seen the guy grow so much," he said.
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You have to be vulnerable; you have to be real; you have to be honest about what's working and not working.
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"This can't be real I keep waking up hoping this is all a bad dream.. I just don't understand," he wrote.
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I haven't seen many films where women are given so much agency, but are also allowed to be real, human women.
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There may be real medical benefits, depending on the situation and underlying condition, to having pain medication, to having an epidural.
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The Donald Trump National Convention in Cleveland (technically the Republican National Convention, but let's be real) wasn't really much for storytelling.
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This may seem like a clip from some kind of coming-of-age movie, but it appears to be real life.
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Snoop Dogg Let's be real: Anyone who doesn't think about the rapper when it comes to 4/20 must be high.
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When I first heard Public Enemy—that day the clouds broke open—I knew their influence would be real and lasting.
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I mean, that could've been real, if he wanted it to be real, but that was real for me, you know?
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They were afraid to go on the street and be real police officers, so they went and hid in Internal Affairs.
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Let's be real — the latest batch of Samsung ads are more about the company's perception of Apple than its own devices.
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She's one that needs to see it, needs it explained to her, and needs someone to be real patient with her.
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And, let's be real: if it wasn't for the whole undead apocalypse thing, he'd probably still be living with his mom.
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Many white Americans desperately want the "post-racial" idea to be real; they want to think the country has made progress.
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But when I hear that, it can sound a bit like a fast-forward button: Those zags can be real bad.
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Toward the number's end, he asked them to look down at the floor and be "real cool" with their hip isolations.
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And you see his interaction when he hears about the end of slavery, which he does not believe could be real.
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Be honest with yourself about your feelings: An amazing change can take place if you can be real about your needs.
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Lexus calls it "moon mobility concepts" but let's be real: These ideas are for riding around the moon like a boss.
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I've got to stock my pantry for fall to get ready for the transition between seasons, but also, let's be real.
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They're instruments of a political agenda and it would be real folly to suggest that there is any kind of ambiguity.
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Video Op-Ed | This Video May Not Be Real What Makes a Red Sky at Night (and at Morning) 163 Candidates.
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KAUFFMAN There have to be real reasons for them to not actually be in touch with each other for 20 years.
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We thought that if we had two million subscribers on our YouTube channel within two years, that would be real progress.
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It sounds like it could be real, but Truth Be Told is based on Kathleen Barber's 2017 novel Are You Sleeping?
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Mr. De La Fuente's desire to run may be real, but his first problem is that he does not live here.
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The euphoria will be real for riders accustomed to the system's World War II technology, hypercrowding, chronic delays, breakdowns and filth.
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Or will it eventually be shown to be real, like the Sesame Street character whose existence was wrongly doubted for years?
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Video Op-Ed | This Video May Not Be Real What Makes a Red Sky at Night (and at Morning) 163 Candidates.
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"People say you can now get cheese curds in Saskatchewan, but it won't be real poutine," a Montreal food critic said.
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The money may be real, but it's entirely inadequate to cover the losses many of those middle-income earners will incur.
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Over time, they've proven to be real energy savers: Used enough, one can save enough carbon emissions to heat five houses.
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If even the biggest song of the last year wasn't going to do me any favors, I thought I'd be real.
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Ignatius of Antioch, an early Church father, advised Christians at Ephesus: "It is better to be silent and be real than to talk and not be real"–foreshadowing by around 1,800 years Mark Twain's advice that it is better to keep one's mouth shut and be thought a fool than to open it and remove all doubt.
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Still, the most reliable form of ocean law enforcement continues to be real-time direct surveillance, which is neither easy nor cheap.
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And lets be real, we haven't had someone who is diverse so this is a great representation of where we are going.
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While firefighters didn't believe the report could be real at first, they did eventually help the family with their festive pest problem.
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Let&aposs be real, let&aposs go to the facts, not about this made up situation at the border which separated families.
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Let's be real, your brain may well be too fried to catch up on all this old stuff (it's basically history now!).
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The answer could be yes if Trump and his team follow through on their promise to be real, non-political deal makers.
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The sweet triangles break apart, making the bar easy to share — though, let's be real, you've never shared one in your life.
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Let's be real, the Razzies, which honor the worst in movies, is the one awards show where there are no real winners.
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Let's be real, we've spent hours contemplating what we love most about Trader Joe's, and we know we're not the only ones.
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Let's be real, though, no one wants to whip out a heavy vacuum cleaner every few days in order to breathe comfortably.
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You could tweet at him, but let's be real: At best he'll probably just quickly glance it while scrolling through his mentions.
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You inevitably feel like the grief has to be real to generate that level of constant emotion, but you know it's performed.
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Be real, be yourself, be your own person, ignore the naysayers and haters, stick to your guns and do the right thing.
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It's the highest record since the online publication began recording the data over two years ago (and, let's be real, probably ever).
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Later, though, police reported that Schmitt "attempted to conceal" evidence by not turning over the gun, which turned out to be real.
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You're just trying to serve the story, and do justice to the characters, and have it be real and authentic and dynamic.
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That's 30% off the Amazon list price (which, let's be real, is often inflated) and $29 off the price on Ninja's site.
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That's okay, though, because let's be real: everyone looks silly using gesture controls, and you want to look cool in your Dawn.
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It showed me that we don't all have it together all the time and we have to be willing to be real.
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App developers get access to Apple's robust anti-fraud technology to identify which users are real and which may not be real.
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Though I got to be real, I would've probably ended up in summer school even if Hudson was never in the picture.
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Within weeks, a group called Let's Be Real, heavily promoted by by SFATA's Didak, launched a voter petition to repeal the ban.
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"When the dust settles, people are going to be real disappointed to find out how boring this story really is," Holzer said.
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They're known for their powerful motors and countless attachments, but let's be real — everyone's secretly really into them for the color selection.
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She soon discovers that the disappearance is linked to a proto-ARG called Rabbits, that may — or may not — actually be real.
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Which is a good thing—but let's be real: Trump wouldn't care if the jobs were at Intel or United State Steel.
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It strictly was a joke at that point but some of the best jokes in life turn out to be real things.
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Like everybody else, I get a ton of spam calls, and I sometimes feel like those unknown numbers might actually be real.
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And, in the most famous tomb of all, the Great Pyramid of Giza, one such has just been shown to be real.
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Here's our take on the experience: Let's be real: The cost of this kit is likely to turn away plenty of consumers.
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I believe this development to be real and durable with a level of fervency only a deeply self-interested party can muster.
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Because let's be real, no one is busy pounding out "OMG" when that 1-day-old baby goat starts learning to jump.
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These are all fine specs, but let's be real: You should only buy this if you're really into the S Pen features.
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But let's be real: chances are the rest of the playoffs won't resemble a charmed game of H-O-R-S-E.
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Let's be real, the scariest part of your night should be your friend's attempt at another punny costume, not your bar tab.
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TNC: When I spoke with Marvel about this project, one of the things we decided was that Wakanda had to be real.
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If Ministry of Supply's claims of radically engineered dress clothes turned out to be real, I'd be a return customer almost definitely.
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"Of course, the animosity that might be leveled from people in the street is going to be real as well" (Deseret News).
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The Neo and/or Scorpio might not be announced this year; hell, they might not even be real (though they probably are).
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Because let's be real: the best part about the Get Out challenge is watching people totally fail at taking Walter's sharp turn.
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" Dourson, who was not involved in the research, added, "the observed trends appear to be real, and not based on chance findings.
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So, it could be real or could not be ... but one thing's for sure, it's a hell of a lot of fun.
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And let's be real, I am not so important that people are trying to get in touch with me at 21 a.m.
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I mean, let's be real: Most of what he's written so far probably falls into the category of groan-worthy dad jokes.
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Being told you suck at your dream job is a bummer for sure, but let's be real—Mitchum (Gregg Henry) was right.
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Based on the public response—the project raised $484,013 from backers—people really want those glowing plants from Avatar to be real.
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Let's be real: with the way it feels outside, it's a gift to stay in and enjoy movies, documentaries and TV shows.
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The fiction would tell you it comes from the vacuum, but let's be real — it's a ghost-repelling fart of epic proportions.
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You want to do it real, you want everything to be real, but then… That was the most vulnerable I've ever been.
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But let's be real: While vigorous and aspirational in nature, the Sanders campaign isn't quite ready for prime-time, and Clinton's is.
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The main concern is that the study's methods do not pass muster with statistics experts, so the increase may not be real.
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"We've got to be real careful and whether it's legislatively or in court, fight him every step of the way," Schumer said.
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"I know that this is something that she's learned from, and we're going to be real transparent, absolutely," Mr. Kaine said. Mrs.
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All right, in any case, they've gotta do something about this and there's gotta be real payment for what's going on here.
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They're marketing this prototype to gamers, demoing Titanfall 2 and boasting about its NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 GPU, but let's be real.
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"I want it to be real and I don't want it to be codependent or messy or lack of communication," she continued.
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But let's be real: There's no possible way this jives with the experiences of anybody who's ever actually spent time on Facebook.
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Actually, the video, which was posted online by a user named Big Daddy Dishrags, is almost just too perfect to be real.
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I Still Believe, which is out now, might seem too tragic to be real, but it's actually based on a true story.
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We wanted it to be real and for a long time — both in movie time and in chronological time for the characters.
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But let's be real: The worst that could happen isn't that she makes a fool of herself in front of the CEO.
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Because let's be real, everybody is different and one of the things you need to do is embrace that everyone is different.
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Connie Loizos, meanwhile, writes for TechCrunch that boards themselves are not all of the way toward the goal: Let's be real here.
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And, let's be real: There definitely will be times when you have to do things at work that you would rather not.
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And as we've seen recently in Flint and elsewhere, there can be real public health effects from older, unsafe water delivery systems.
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The connection may be real, but must that Chianti always take the blame for the unpalatable context in which it was served?
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Fedderman knew how important it was to have the victim's names displayed, and he wanted the memorial to be real and big.
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Edward "Ted" Kennedy, actually wondered out loud if his family were victims of an "awful curse" — as if curses could be real.
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And of course, it causes problems later on with editing, but the whole point is to get the performances to be real.
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In it, the CEO admits there could be "real safety concerns" by implementing encryption technology broadly, which need to be studied first.
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It's essential that you be real with yourself about your erotic desires and think about what it is you're actually looking for.
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There are only seven days until Christmas and four until Hanukkah, and let's be real, you probably forgot somebody on your list.
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Sophisticated bots and automated comment platforms can create thousands and thousands of comments from senders who may or may not be real.
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It also features Luther Vandross' "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" (twice!) but let's be real, you're looking for that Michele song.
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Let's be real: These bath salts are expensive, just like all Lord Jones products and many high-quality CBD offerings in general.
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"I don't think this entire line of questioning is meant to be real questions and so I will not reply," he said.
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Comey writes that he wondered privately why the first lady would even consider the possibility that the "pee tape" could be real.
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"For change to be real, there needs to be more diversity at the top," ACE's Chief Executive Darren Henley told BBC News.
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Loud cries and deep moans pierced the chill inside Chapel A, as relatives wondered how something so unfathomable could possibly be real.
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It's great timing for hoops fans in northeast Ohio now that Bron's in L.A. ... but let's be real -- nobody's replacing the King.
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We want this show to go for as long as possible, and be real, but we need to keep them there, too.
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Malachy Tallack writes about 12 mysterious islands which were once believed to be real, but are now no longer on the map.
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Also, let's be real: It's not like the end of The Force Awakens features Rey passing Go and collecting mortgage from Kylo Ren.
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It was said that Roman Catholics could never be real Americans because their loyalty would always be first and foremost to the church.
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But the Confident Romantic Lead remained elusive to me and anyone else over a size 14 (let's be real — over a size 2).
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And so, the idea of flying where you now drive finagled its way into the "umm, so this could really be real" column.
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We always feel like we have to prove something and we have to be real flashy in order to show what we've achieved.
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That concern may be real, but it's also worth noting that the message wasn't originally created with our current political moment in mind.
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Save your energy for the dance numbers — and knocking back Businesswoman Specials (which, let's be real, is a euphemism for Happy Hour). 11.
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Let's be real: You might not be able to pinpoint the last time you heard a winner of The Voice on the radio.
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Let's be real: Unless you're one of those kooks who uses a standing desk, you're probably on your butt all day at work.
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But, let's be real ... that's a lot of cash, and now that Becky tells us Conor's got a chance -- LET'S MAKE IT HAPPEN!!!
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Let's be real: Some brands are attracted to "controversial" novelty ingredients like CBD because it gets people talking, and therefore, gets product moving.
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One-thousand points to whichever house Palma is in (let's be real, he's probably a Gryffindor) because Holy Hagrid, this ring is epic.
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It's difficult to stand out with just an undergraduate degree in business—and let's be real, not all of us went to Harvard.
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"I've grown accustomed to a great divide between what people believe and what I know to be real," Portman says in the trailer.
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But hey, I was vacationing like a celebrity, and let's be real: Most of them probably don't come to a resort to eat.
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But much like when the clock began ticking, without a plan going into these negotiations, there won't be real outcomes emerging from them.
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It was vital for people to see a woman of color do that successfully on TV if there was to be real change.
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