There's a thesis (she will never be satisfied), three proofs (the three fundamental truths), and a conclusion ("And I know / He will never be satisfied / I will never be satisfied").
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Among those who'd be satisfied with Klobuchar as nominee, over 80% would also be satisfied with Sen.
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Nine percent would be satisfied with two candidates, and 24% would be satisfied with three candidates as the potential nominee.
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Of those who'd be satisfied with Sanders as nominee, just under half said they'd also be satisfied with Warren as nominee.
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All told, about 50% of people who'd be satisfied with Sanders as nominee would also be satisfied with Biden as the nominee.
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Insider's polling found that 70.5% of Warren's supporters would be satisfied if Sanders were the Democratic nominee and 55.6% would be satisfied with Biden.
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Six-in-10 Clinton backers would be satisfied or enthusiastic if Sanders won, and 54% of Sanders backers would be satisfied or enthusiastic if Clinton won.
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But what I can tell you is this: If you can't find a way to be satisfied with enough, you may never be satisfied with anything.
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In Insider's most recent Democratic primary poll, looking at the people aware of them, 63% of likely Democratic primary voters aware of her would be satisfied with Warren as the nominee, 55% would be satisfied with Biden as the nominee, and 53% would be satisfied with Sanders.
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Kamala Harris' supporters also like an average of 22.3 candidates, but just four percent of her supporters would be satisfied with only her as the nominee compared to 27.4% of her supporters who would be satisfied with two candidates and 43% who would be satisfied with three candidates.
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Comparatively, less than half of voters (48%) who'd be satisfied with Sanders of the nominee would also be satisfied with former Vice President Joe Biden as the nominee.
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According to INSIDER's recurring SurveyMonkey Audience poll, 48% of Sanders' supporters would be satisfied with Warren as the nominee, while 61% of Warren supporters would be satisfied with Sanders.
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Seventy percent of Booker supporters would be happy with Biden, 76% would be satisfied with Harris, and 74% would be satisfied Warren as the nominee, according to Insider polling.
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The focus is like, just do the right thing so that I can be satisfied, the teams at ATG can be satisfied that hopefully nothing like this ever happens again.
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That's compared with 0003 percent of Republican voters who would be satisfied if Trump becomes the GOP's nominee, and 66 percent who would be satisfied if Cruz is the Republican winner.
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And an opportunity perhaps, to be satisfied with their lives.
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And will fans ever be satisfied, no matter what happens?
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But the ultimate goal for me is to be satisfied.
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No one, therefore, is likely to be satisfied with it.
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"You can't be satisfied with the status quo," Lambert added.
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That desire can be satisfied with just one or two.
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I just want to be satisfied with how I look.
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Only 4133% said they'd be satisfied with former Massachusetts Gov.
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Don't allow yourself to be satisfied with the status quo.
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Cavusoglu said Ankara would not be satisfied by such statements.
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Mark Warner, are unlikely to be satisfied with Page's response.
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Ross appeared to be satisfied after the call from McCarthy.
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And the Saudis may well have cause to be satisfied.
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"We'll never be satisfied; we'll never have enough," Menard said.
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So I'm starting to realize maybe I'll never be satisfied.
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Because it cannot be satisfied by economic or procedural reforms.
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A mere 51 percent of Republican voters would be "satisfied"
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"The human needs very little to be satisfied," he added.
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But Mr. Pruitt's boss, President Trump, appears to be satisfied.
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I wondered how anyone could be satisfied with only one.
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Never again will I be satisfied with a continental breakfast.
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We cannot be satisfied simply stopping the growth of poverty.
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But the one thing we can't do is be satisfied.
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"We shouldn't be satisfied with where we're at," Garcia said.
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A majority of voters said they would be satisfied with Mr. Rubio as the nominee, while only about four in 10 said they would be satisfied with either Mr. Trump or Senator Ted Cruz.
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"The focus is like, just do the right thing so that I can be satisfied, the teams at [Uber's Advanced Technologies Group] can be satisfied that hopefully nothing like this ever happens again," he said.
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Two in three Texas Republicans said in exit polls by Edison Research that they would be satisfied with Mr. Cruz as the nominee, compared with fewer than half who would be satisfied with Mr. Trump.
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Despite that, Democrats likely still won't be satisfied with Sessions's move.
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However, Jumbo promises that viewers will be satisfied with the finale.
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Neither journalists nor voters should be satisfied with evasions or platitudes.
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Some may be satisfied with an overview of your security infrastructure.
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In the end, Russia will still be satisfied with the outcome.
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That's compared to 52% who said they'd be satisfied with Biden.
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There is more to come though, we should never be satisfied.
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"She seems to be satisfied," Judge Zagzoug noted for the record.
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Or would he be satisfied by only winging his unfortunate foe?
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"If you can be satisfied with second, I am," he said.
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Fully 66% of Buttigieg's supporters would also be satisfied if Sen.
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Whether moderates will be satisfied with these smaller sweeteners is unclear.
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I mean, it just seems like no one can be satisfied.
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Of 268 undecided voters who knew of Yang, 46% said they would be satisfied with him as the nominee and 24% said they would not be satisfied, giving him positive net support of 21 percentage points.
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The first red flag comes when you look at the percentage of Democrats who would be satisfied in the event Buttigieg becomes the nominee, and comparing it to the percentage of Black Democrats who would be satisfied.
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Averaging the polls taken January 29-30 and February 7-8, 42% of Democrats aware of him would be satisfied with Bloomberg as nominee, and just 123% of Democrats would not be satisfied with Bloomberg as nominee.
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And what answers do we need to be satisfied with tonight's finale?
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Most couples would be satisfied with an ice sculpture at their wedding.
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And, as curious humans, scientists won't be satisfied until they've nailed it.
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I already have a set of measuring spoons; shouldn't I be satisfied?
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Just 27% of Black Democrats would be satisfied with Buttigieg as nominee.
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Or marketers may simply be satisfied that YouTube has met their demands.
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Those boycotting the museum, however, will not be satisfied with just talk.
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Now, both Google and Office users can be satisfied and work together.
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P.S. I think my mother at this moment may actually be satisfied.
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Putin previously said Russia would be satisfied with a price of $70.
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That is -- that is not something that we can be satisfied with.
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It's really exciting, and adrenaline junkies, car addicts, they'll all be satisfied.
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We ask Democratic respondents who they would be satisfied with as nominee.
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A whopping 88% of Buttigieg supporters would also be satisfied with Sen.
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PS. I think my mother at this moment may actually be satisfied.
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But, because humans can never be satisfied, we decided to spike it.
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About three quarters of Harris supporters would also be satisfied with Warren.
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And seven percent would be satisfied with just one candidate, Yang himself.
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For now though, Ghibli acolytes will have to be satisfied with photos.
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"Don't be satisfied with #RubySlippers because it's NOT enough," one fan tweeted.
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However, 80% of Gillibrand fans would be satisfied with Warren as nominee.
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The Polish Embassy appeared to be satisfied with the Fox News tweet.
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" When asked, "Would you be satisfied if Sanders wins the Democratic nomination?
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But people expect us to be satisfied with basic rights, nothing more.
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They will not be satisfied with changing legislation around a single issue.
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He will not be satisfied with the success they had last night.
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But there is no sign that Democrats will be satisfied with paralyzing the administration — at the grassroots, it is plain they will be satisfied with nothing less than driving him from office, and maybe not even with that.
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Of the 26,963 Democratic voter respondents to the seven polls:1,340 (45%) would be satisfied with Biden as the nominee1,404 (83%) would be satisfied with Warren as the nominee1,400 (47%) would be satisfied with Sanders as nomineeObviously, there are lots of other candidates muddling the picture, but we&aposre also able to see what the field would look like in the event that only those three remain.
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Of the 792 respondents over the most recent eight polls who would have been happy in the event of a Yang nomination, 69% would also be satisfied with Sanders as the nomineeSixty-four percent would be satisfied with Sen.
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Sometimes well enough that it's all we as listeners need to be satisfied.
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If you're satisfied with that then be satisfied with how white you are.
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Following project completion, guarantees to lenders will be satisfied, making the split easier.
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But despite the relative ease of the victory, Mattingly refused to be satisfied.
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But the protesters will not be satisfied until she is gone for good.
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We'll have to be satisfied with the numbers the refineries themselves are reporting.
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That's, like, not even a post a month to be satisfied with myself.
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"We cannot yet be satisfied with the quality of our earnings," Zielke said.
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Pickles are good on the side, but you'll still be satisfied without them.
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After this, I don't think I'll ever be satisfied with tethered VR again.
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How can the same company that created Google Photos be satisfied with this?
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Do you need to follow your bliss to be satisfied with your work?
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Go with the form that suits you best, and you'll be satisfied regardless.
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So for now, we'll have to be satisfied with light-up robot caterpillars.
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Even then, according to ex-followers, the Rajneesh hierarchy may not be satisfied.
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He said Italy "will not be satisfied with suppositions" to explain the death.
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They may not be satisfied with the settlement and choose to press ahead.
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But the Democrats, no matter what we give them, will NEVER be satisfied.
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Some viewers may not be satisfied with how the two-hour movie concludes.
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That step could be satisfied by the Trump administration without changing the outcome.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren is also popular among those who'd be satisfied with Sanders.
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Seven percent of his supporters would be satisfied with one candidate, Yang himself.
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These sins were considered debts to God that must be satisfied by suffering.
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But it doesn't mean we should be satisfied with the policies we have.
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About two-thirds of Gillibrand fans would be satisfied with Biden as nominee.
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So it is unclear whether they will be satisfied with the administration's move.
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Critics of past negotiations with North Korea say it will never be satisfied.
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To that extent, the White House had to be satisfied with the results.
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They won't be satisfied if Barr only sends an executive summary of sorts.
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"For the Vendée Globe, you have to be satisfied with finishing," Thomson said.
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"I will be satisfied if I can die while creating sake," he said.
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What matters is what individual Republican senators say they need to be satisfied.
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Be too critical and your party will assume you simply can't be satisfied.
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I have to be satisfied with the silver, although it hurts a little bit.
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Something inside him would never be satisfied, would never think the job was done.
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God blesses those who hunger and thirst for justice, for they will be satisfied.
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And some actors don't perceive it being possible for everybody's interests to be satisfied.
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They'll never be satisfied as long as Donald Trump is in the White House.
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But when they have that conversation, I think then I might be satisfied. Might.
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Anti-immigration voters will not be satisfied by whatever door-slam Mrs May achieves.
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I felt like I was swimming for other people and they'd never be satisfied.
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We like to get out, and we won't be satisfied binging on Netflix alone.
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"I'm not going to be satisfied until we've turned over every stone," Brown said.
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But you can't be satisfied on just that though, you have to keep going.
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Peanut butter lovers will know that when the craving hits, it must be satisfied.
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According to Martin, he reassured D'Amico that he would be satisfied with the portrayal.
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That's still too many, and we won't be satisfied until no veteran is dissatisfied.
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If she can't be satisfied with her position in this world, then who can?
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And until the board decides in mid-July, teachers are unlikely to be satisfied.
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It seems that the President continues to be satisfied with their numbers as well.
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Some will only be satisfied when pipelines construction and oil production ceases to exist.
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A quarter of people familiar with him would be satisfied with him as nominee.
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Those satisfied with Warren also would be satisfied with fellow New England liberal Sen.
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You cannot simply be satisfied by winning the votes of people who are older.
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Nothing could be further from the truth — evolution designed us to never be satisfied.
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But I'll never be satisfied with store-bought sausages either — they never taste right.
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You cannot simply be satisfied by winning the votes of people who are older.
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New episodes are back September 8, so fans' curiosity will be satisfied very soon.
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Will religious conservatives in the Mike Pence mold be satisfied and take a backseat?
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Some analysts said North Korea was also unlikely to be satisfied by vague proclamations.
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We desire expertise so much that we can be satisfied even with its trappings.
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You think we should be satisfied because at least he didn't get a D?
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It's becoming increasingly clear that Republicans won't be satisfied until the whistleblower is unmasked.
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Democrats are unlikely to be satisfied with a summary from Barr detailing Mueller's findings.
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"There are some people who will never be satisfied" with the deal, Miller said.
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"If you eat French fries that way, you will probably be satisfied with 10."
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Instead, Republicans had to be satisfied on Friday with simply keeping the lights on.
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However, there was a strong aversion to Sanders among a cohort of O'Rourke's fans: A quarter of people who would be satisfied with O'Rourke as the nominee would not be satisfied with Sanders as the nominee, setting up an early intraparty ideological rivalry.
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He has previously indicated he would be satisfied with leaving the Syrian dictator in place.
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HURT: So Greg, would you -- would you be satisfied with a $22018 stipend every month?
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Other candidates are vying for the support as well: 64% would be satisfied with Sen.
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By contrast, 78 percent of Democrats currently say they'd be satisfied with a Clinton nomination.
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Get those right, he said, the business will thrive and shareholders will be satisfied, too.
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Energy that will not be satisfied until all of existence is a featureless black void.
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"Please confirm #3 will be satisfied," the official wrote in the email, per the WSJ.
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Why be satisfied with fireworks when you could literally launch a Kickstarter into the sky.
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And some experts who support the mandate doubt the religious organizations would really be satisfied.
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We all want to be satisfied with ourselves, enjoy life, and most important, create balance.
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The regulatory agency—for whatever reason—must be satisfied with what Juno is telling them.
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"I don't think you can be satisfied when you don't win the game," McGinn said.
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But Wall Street won't be satisfied if Twitter becomes a medium-size, modestly profitable website.
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So, let's resolve we will not be satisfied with subpar growth in this New Year.
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In particular, we cannot and will not be satisfied with the current level of profitability.
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It tells you that the seller is confident you'll be satisfied, and that's pretty reassuring.
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But critics calling for outright retaliation are unlikely to be satisfied by an indirect response.
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After Endgame, Marvel could stop, and its fans would be satisfied with the complete series.
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The way the Yankees have been playing, they might have to be satisfied with four.
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It was not immediately clear whether the aviation authority would be satisfied with the letter.
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" Anthony Scott said his family will "not be satisfied with anything less than 20 years.
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Will Lady Mary be satisfied as the wife of the racy but unmoneyed Henry Talbot?
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As a moderate Democrat, I would be satisfied with either Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders.
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Now, that's real progress, but none of us can be satisfied with the status quo.
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They have said they will not be satisfied with promises; they want to see results.
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Some argue that if Grande would just pick a label, her fans might be satisfied.
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Kourt and Kim must be satisfied Khloe's gonna be alright, since they're now L.A.-bound.
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They just needed to be satisfied, he told his sister, that everybody was all right.
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"We're not just going to be satisfied that we got here this season," she said.
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"I don't think we should be satisfied with 9 percent," he said in an interview.
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"We won't be satisfied until it's 100 percent," said Gerardo Quiñones, a spokesman for Prepa.
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" Should he not be satisfied with lawmakers' progress in that time, Trump wrote, "Deportations start!
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While Neuhauser supports Paulson's demands, he would be satisfied if most of the board is overhauled.
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"I cannot be satisfied by simply saying, 'I'm sorry for what happened to you,'" Hill said.
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Those who voted for him or people who are pleased with his initiatives can be satisfied.
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I'm sorry and I know we will figure somethng out so we can all be satisfied.
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"I cannot be satisfied by simply saying I'm sorry for what happened to you," she said.
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We were told we should be satisfied with the scraps of recognition received in years past.
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My hope is to feel proud of myself and be satisfied with the work I did.
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This was a great win for us, but we can't just be satisfied to do well.
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"I will not be satisfied until every family affected by Sandy is fully recovered," he said.
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It couldn't be satisfied by cleaning the floor or digitally screaming at a stranger on Facebook.
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What is clear, though, is that the demonstrators will not be satisfied with Mr Bouteflika's departure.
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We read because we enjoy it, sure, but more because we keep needing to be satisfied.
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That plan should help appease blockchain purists who won't be satisfied until Libra is completely decentralized.
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We may have to be satisfied with the fact that the NES Classic happened at all.
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Asked whether he thought Trump would be satisfied, Sajjan said: "This defense policy is for Canada".
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"We can't be satisfied that the U.N. has approved new sanctions against North Korea," Abe said.
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Most creditors will have to be satisfied with a slice of the former TXU's other assets.
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We can also determine the percentage of Biden fans who'd be satisfied with every other candidate.
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Nearly three quarters of those content with Booker as nominee would also be satisfied with Sen.
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"We will be satisfied if an office gets us on average once a week," Tran said.
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The hope is that he can be satisfied with taking people there in his music instead.
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And Nittany Lions fans are not going to be satisfied with mid-tier bowl games forever.
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Edward Markey of Massachusetts lists his concerns that must be satisfied before he would support it.
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All he needs to do now is record an Usher covers album and I'll be satisfied.
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And it was unclear whether any party would be satisfied with Mr. Duda's age-limit approach.
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Asian American voters won't be satisfied with "just a mention in the stump speech," Nguyen said.
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An important caveat: Couples who have clearly defined responsibilities are far more likely to be satisfied.
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The rules and regulatory proclivities of 27 remaining European Union nations would have to be satisfied.
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It seems a shame, though, that they might be satisfied with clearing such a low bar.
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"SABIC is not known to be satisfied with minority stakes," said Baader Helvea analyst Markus Mayer.
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In both states, however, majorities would at least be satisfied with any of these five candidates.
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But your Baby Yoda fever could be satisfied come May: The official "The Child" Funko Pop!
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The court ruled against the extradition despite the state prosecutor's recommendation that the request be satisfied.
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What does it mean to be satisfied and overly satisfied, and is there spiritualism in materialism?
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"I cannot be satisfied by simply saying, 'I'm sorry for what happened to you,'" she said.
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TfL must also be satisfied that an operator is fit and proper to hold a licence.
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There's also the possibility that the world's appetite for oil is not nearly close to be satisfied.
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Increase that range to 22016 miles, though, and 21912 percent of potential drivers said they'd be satisfied.
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If you're wondering if science backs up the claims of Reiki practitioners, you might not be satisfied.
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Even if Mr Ross prevails on such questions, his new boss is not likely to be satisfied.
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Fans of Child's books will likely be satisfied, but fans of Cruise may be a little worried.
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A leak inquiry continues, and most observers believe the army won't be satisfied until more heads roll.
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The beauty addicts in us may be satisfied, but the responsible adults are shaking their heads profusely.
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But some Palestinians may not be satisfied with whatever modest concessions Israel makes in the coming days.
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I will be satisfied when I know there is real change and real accountability and real purpose.
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Some analysts have said they do not expect SABIC to be satisfied with merely a minority holding.
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The market may not be satisfied after the July cut and could demand even more Fed easing.
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The people drawn to politics may also have needs for approval, which might be satisfied by affairs.
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The servers would bring Moët, but Micha wouldn't be satisfied, so they'd come back with Dom Pérignon.
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These people are a loud minority, with specific needs, and I don't think they'll ever be satisfied.
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Some of this can be satisfied through the technologies of the small, the many and the robotic.
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I talked to Herz about how, in understanding our cravings, we can finally learn to be satisfied.
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The less you need to be satisfied, the easier it will be to retire when you want.
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Yes. But that doesn't mean that we can be satisfied with the overall readiness of the Bundeswehr.
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You will not be satisfied by what you watch, but I assure you it will look beautiful.
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He put on a Muddy Waters song, "I Can't Be Satisfied," and set a course for Austin.
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He was confident that Jefferson and Madison would be satisfied with winning the battle over the commission.
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Out of the 382 respondents who would be satisfied with Yang as the nominee: 20203% like Sen.
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Most of Hickenlooper's supporters would be satisfied with frontrunners like former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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Amy Klobuchar than your typical half of Harris voters would also be satisfied with Booker as nominee.
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But the United States needs a policy, and nobody seems to be satisfied with the current one.
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But most importantly I want to be satisfied with the weekend at the end of the weekend.
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Some would not be satisfied without an execution, while for others the trial itself would bring anguish.
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By comparison, how is anyone else supposed to feel like they're making 'enough' money to be satisfied?
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"I cannot be satisfied by simply saying, 'I'm sorry for what happened to you,'" Ms. Hill said.
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A journalist must be satisfied that the source's information is solid before it goes out to the public.
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MCGURN: I think the truth is that people will be satisfied whichever one of these jurists are picked.
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But if you've lusted after that expensive Model S, you'll likely be satisfied with the Model 3 too.
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"If I want to feel better, I have to look in the mirror and be satisfied," Harmon thought.
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These movies are made for the fans, and hopefully they will be satisfied with what we've given them.
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"I cannot be satisfied by simply saying, 'I'm sorry for what happened to you," she told the Times.
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Meanwhile, the rest of us will be satisfied with sticking to our New Year's resolutions for a day.
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One day there will be a camera that combines the best of both and then I'll be satisfied.
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It might have been tempting to be satisfied with being the biggest bank in a small, rich economy.
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"Overall we cannot be satisfied with our performance in the first nine months," Kerkhoff said in a statement.
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Canada's government reiterated on Thursday that it would need to be satisfied with any new rules of origin.
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In March 2012, 72 percent of Republicans said they'd be satisfied if Mitt Romney became their party's nominee.
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If the market holds steady, Trump will likely be satisfied enough to curb his shots at the Fed.
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"I am hopeful that we can resolve those issues so that both sides can be satisfied," Blumenthal said.
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"The Leftovers" could end with an hour-long monologue about how critics misread "Lost" and I'd be satisfied.
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He did it, and a person like that would never be satisfied usually until they were taken down.
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Despite our better logic, we'll never be satisfied until our names are finally called for those coveted tickets.
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Compared to other candidates, few voters would be satisfied by having anyone other than him as the nominee.
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Of those satisfied with Warren as nominee, just shy of two thirds also would be satisfied with Sanders.
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"I cannot be satisfied by simply saying, I'm sorry for what happened to you," she told the Times.
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Collins earlier on Wednesday said she would be satisfied if the health-care provisions were approved in January.
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Over and over, we convince ourselves of our satisfaction, but how could we be satisfied with empty calories?
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"Riders are rightly frustrated and the governor won't be satisfied until the M.T.A. accelerates repairs," Mr. Ajemian said.
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Knowing that a percentage of food is always going to go to waste, when will you be satisfied?
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They could also argue against making the concessions protesters seek, painting them as radicals who won't be satisfied.
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But there is hope that all martini lovers can be satisfied in this new, no-assembly-required world.
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"We should not be satisfied with the level of growth in the euro zone," Le Maire told reporters.
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But military officials worry that Mr. Trump may not be satisfied with the Bush- and Obama-level deployments.
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Even some routine requirements of trial procedure cannot be satisfied, Mr. Fidell said in his motion to dismiss.
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If you guess the solution early, you have a short time to wait to be satisfied or disappointed.
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And if he can't, he'll be satisfied to just bask in their presence, to just be followed back.
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So just for a minute, imagine what it might feel like to be satisfied with simply having enough.
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Those 903 respondents are 30% of all the Democratic voters surveyed who would be satisfied with either candidate.
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While about 44% of the Democratic primary voters would be satisfied with Yang were women, 54% were male.
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Many of the Senators present didn't seem to be satisfied with this answer, particularly Massachusetts Senator Edward Markey.
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But because he's Donald Trump, he will not be satisfied unless he is the center of all attention always.
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If they are required to reach a decision collectively, the regulation will pass and 110 people will be satisfied.
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But if they can choose for themselves, A will regulate, B will not, and 130 people will be satisfied.
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"I know I have lost so much weight, but I don't think I will ever be satisfied," she says.
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Someone who wants to occupy the White House shouldn't suggest he'd be satisfied with a hotel down the street.
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Next, there's the "directed to" language in the exception; both must be satisfied to divest speech of its protections.
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Finally, neither Fink nor BlackRock's shareholders would be satisfied with the results of a truly stakeholder-based approach today.
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The IMF would be satisfied with a 1.5 percent primary surplus, which means a budget surplus before debt payments.
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If Mueller would just be satisfied with an interrogation via Twitter, then he&aposd have all of his answers.
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This should please hardcore action fans who might not be satisfied with the console's otherwise great selection of games.
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"In many departments, whether it's a formal policy or longstanding practice, [that evidence requirement] would be satisfied," Park says.
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Roughly 26 percent would be "satisfied" with Clinton securing the Democratic nod, with 16 percent "enthusiastic" about that scenario.
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However the election breaks in November, the Sanders coalition — largely young, liberal and white — will not likely be satisfied.
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Acting is the only thing I found that I could work 12 hours a day, and genuinely be satisfied.
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Doing that means that we can't be satisfied when we stop separating families only to hold them in jails.
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"We must teach people in power that we will not be satisfied with the order of things," Lewis said.
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What's more, about 20% of Democratic primary voters overall say they would be satisfied with Booker as the nominee.
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His needs are more primitive, an infantile hunger for approval and praise, a craving that can never be satisfied.
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Why be satisfied with their admittedly glowing report card of optimized efficiency when we could go all the way?
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The fact that you can just be satisfied and say 'well it's getting better, what more do you want?
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We would also be satisfied with a long-lost cousin situation, or even something outside of the Potter realm.
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"I think they're trying to get the language in a place where both sides can be satisfied," Thune said.
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"There is still a lot of pent up demand that needs to be satisfied," Klein said in an interview.
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Nor will Amazon executives be satisfied if Amazon's product catalogue is just larger than any competitor in the world.
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Surely, Mr. O'Hara wouldn't be satisfied with letting a worthy old war horse follow its usual, dramatically satisfying course.
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"I cannot be satisfied by simply saying, 'I'm sorry for what happened to you,'" she said at the time.
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"I don't think you can ever be satisfied when you have people who are in need," said Lt. Gen.
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About 19% said they'd be satisfied with both the Vermont senator and the former vice president atop the ticket.
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Debuting via a public listing suggests that the company may be satisfied with the cash it has on hand.
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There's agitation and tension in the air—a compromise must be made, willingly, for both parties to be satisfied.
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KERNEN: SO WHAT WOULD BE – WHAT'S YOUR FORECAST AND WHAT WOULD YOU BE SATISFIED WITH FOR THE FIRST QUARTER?
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"Considering that we only played well in two quarters, we have to be satisfied with the result," Filipovic said.
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"Sheila's resting pulse is never to be satisfied even when she has done something first-rate," Mr. Plepler says.
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They're not just going to be satisfied watching Dirty Dancing; they're also going to want to watch Nocturnal Animals.
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For Thiebaud, drawing seems to be something that he knows he will never fully master enough to be satisfied.
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I'd be satisfied with this lasagna if I were a college student and it was served at my dining hall.
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Zanganeh said Iran saw $70 per barrel as a suitable oil price, but would be satisfied with less, ISNA reported.
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But it's unclear if long-term investors should worry that the world's unquenchable thirst for oil will finally be satisfied.
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Cory Booker: According to our polling, half of Ryan's supporters would also be satisfied with Booker as the Democratic nominee.
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If your mother got sick or if you got sick, you would not be satisfied with what you could read.
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Even in a best case scenario, with the best doctor money can buy, you still just might not be satisfied.
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But clearly, Gibson wouldn't be satisfied with becoming an artist who behaves like a glib mini-factory producing pleasing objects.
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At the time, I knew it wasn't a temporary decision, but something I'd be satisfied with in the long run.
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Though she may be busy between work and home, she's grateful to be satisfied in both areas of her life.
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Although "neither party can be satisfied with the government ... neither party is ready for a snap election either," they said.
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Sometimes I worry about whether I'll look back on my time spent here and be satisfied with what I've done.
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Elizabeth Warren, 51% would be satisfied with former Vice President Joe Biden, and 47% satisfied with former Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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Whether you worship in a temple or in a mosque, ultimately it is like a hunger that must be satisfied.
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Human goals are myopic, I want to be satisfied in life, and we make intermediate decisions to maximize those functions.
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People want "that DSLR" or "that professional" look and, honestly, they're going to be satisfied by what Portrait mode produces.
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Becoming involved in a fruitlessly divisive one will distract from the others—and risks raising expectations that cannot be satisfied.
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The Hong Kong Stock Exchange's Listing Committee must be satisfied that a company's business is sustainable before it can list.
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Partisan Democrats will not be satisfied with the report's unwillingness to conclude that Comey's comments swung the election to Trump.
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But none of us should be satisfied with trading simplicity or speed of assessment for accuracy, thoughtfulness, and holistic assessment.
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Analysts warn that the protesters may not be satisfied with the lack of offers of concrete solutions to their demands.
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Sigmund Freud viewed anxiety and compulsive behavior in women as a symptom of their innate inability to be satisfied sexually.
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For the laymen, there are a few legal prongs that must be satisfied to even entertain a copyright infringement lawsuit.
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As Mercury enters Scorpio at 8:41 PM, none of us will be satisfied with small talk—we want depth!
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We'll be satisfied if Asus can replicate the Chromebook Flip's quality but with a bigger screen, especially at this price.
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About 28503 percent would be "satisfied" with Trump becoming the Republican nominee, with 22019 percent more "enthusiastic" about that outcome.
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Democrats have signaled strongly that they will not be satisfied if Barr merely summarizes Mueller's findings in his own way.
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The survey also showed that California Democrats are much more likely to be satisfied with their presidential choices than Republicans.
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The United States should not be satisfied with an outcome where those associated with the group will never face justice.
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"I'm not satisfied because the fact is that we will not be satisfied until we stabilize the situation," Long said.
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It remains unclear if Mueller will be satisfied by Trump's submission or if he will continue to seek an interview.
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The new single from U.S. group the Chainsmokers had to be satisfied with second place with sales of 91,000 units.
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Jack Sock was not going to be satisfied anymore with just making the third round of a Grand Slam tournament.
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"Messi should be satisfied with living in a country with the advanced system of protection that we have," Cardenal said.
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Beltran called his career a blessing and insisted that he would be satisfied at the end, even without a ring.
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Pruitt's backers say the left — and they lump the mainstream press into that category — won't be satisfied if Pruitt goes.
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Joan thought she would never be satisfied if she was just a wife or mother, that she needed an outlet.
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There's going to be a one-week investigation, and then both sides will be satisfied and we'll all move on.
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Like a withholding father in a novel by Henry James, it may not be satisfied with my very best efforts.
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Congress, for its part, is unlikely to be satisfied with anything short of a full copy of Mr. Mueller's work.
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Those senators who were grandstanding during Kathleen's confirmations hearing recently will not be satisfied with anyone nominated by President Trump.
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We cannot be satisfied as long as the negro's basic mobility is from a smaller ghetto to a larger one.
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Soon enough, it became impossible to ignore the fact that Joan was too smart to be satisfied with corralling lunch orders.
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Mulvaney said Wednesday that "core functions of the EPA can be satisfied with this budget," but officials at the EPA disagree.
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But it remains to be seen if Trump will be satisfied with his new device or the strictures of the presidency.
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"I don't think anyone is going to be satisfied [when it ends]," Maisie Williams, who plays Arya Stark, told Sky News.
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" Similarly, Gay won't be satisfied until "we see [queer characters] as a significant part of the narrative rather than an afterthought.
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They both are pretty basic and could be satisfied with a night of hand-rolled joints, U2 records, and good conversation.
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According to the report, an undead Sheila develops a craving for flesh that can only be satisfied by consuming other humans.
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You're going to be satisfied after spending two hours of your time, and hopefully, you're getting exactly what you came for.
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These are personal tastes, though, and if you are already convinced by the LG Way of doing cameras, you'll be satisfied.
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It was the prospect of satiety — the excitement around the notion that we could ever be satisfied — that kept us going.
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If the sovereign decision of the UK is to continue in the European Union for little longer we will be satisfied.
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"Until they do something to actually impact the people they already hurt and took advantage of, that's when I'll be satisfied."
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"I feel like people wouldn't even be satisfied if me and [Nicki] was making out on a freaking photo," she said.
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As he labored to process whole grains into ready-to-eat cereals, he refused to be satisfied with the status quo.
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If 'Extremely Wicked' accomplishes that, Kathy says she'll be satisfied, even if it has to come with a little Hollywood flare.
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One condition that needs to be satisfied under Czech law is whether the origin of funds for the acquisition is transparent.
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Eight justices are not, it seems, as good as nine, and at least some Republicans Can't be satisfied with Donald Trump.
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Typically, we concentrate only on the fraction of Democrats who would be satisfied in the event a contender became the nominee.
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Voices more sympathetic to Trump praised the sanctions moves, however — and argued, in essence, that his detractors would never be satisfied.
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"The courts seem to be satisfied if money changes hands," he said, rather than finding the truth and punishing the guilty.
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Despite the complexity of our tax code, basic gifting goals can usually be satisfied with simple techniques and the right paperwork.
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Twenty-nine percent said they'd be satisfied; 22019 percent said they'd be unhappy; and only 17 percent said they'd be proud.
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"We will never be satisfied," Duke told CNN and reporters traveling with her on the tarmac at San Juan International Airport.
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Leadership has been reluctant to hold a vote, but Freedom Caucus members are unlikely to be satisfied until one is held.
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In truth it would make a worthy final, but we'll have to be satisfied with it as a last-eight offering.
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His thirst for understanding can never be satisfied: Each moment of knowing gives rise to a new moment of not-knowing.
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If you're a middle-aged woman with a tremendous amount of disposable income, it's so hard to be satisfied, you know?
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Attorney General William Barr is counting on us to be satisfied that the report is not as heavily redacted as feared.
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The great thing about carry-on luggage is that you don't have to choose the most expensive brands to be satisfied.
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For doctors to be satisfied with their pay, then, their earnings must be on par with those of their close colleagues.
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"They're placating a mob that will never be satisfied & undermining the foundation of the Internet economy," Mr. Duncan wrote on Twitter.
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Just 27% of black voters nationwide say they would be satisfied with Buttigieg as the Democratic nominee, according to Insider data.
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"No matter what you give to the Democrats, in the end, they will NEVER be satisfied," the president wrote on Twitter.
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In 2019, however, can we really be satisfied with a sort of 'this is life' attitude, and the inaction that follows?
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But gun control advocates seem to think that the poor should be satisfied with dialing 911 and hoping for the best.
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Those who like to be enveloped in a warm blanket of bass when they listen to music won't be satisfied here.
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HitClips did an excellent job of making consumers feel like they needed only a taste of a song to be satisfied.
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Tesla buyers are more likely to be satisfied with their car than customers of any other brand, according to Consumer Reports.
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Made additional remarks on Charlottesville and realize once again that the #Fake News Media will never be satisfied...truly bad people!
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In the past I was younger and into the idea that desire can't be satisfied, that I'll always want something else.
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With their freakish bullpen, look for the Yankees to be satisfied with more five-and-dive outings from their starting pitchers.
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The Yang phenomenonOf the 268 undecided voters who knew of Yang, 46% said they would be satisfied with him as the nominee and 24% said they would not be satisfied, giving him positive net support of 21 percentage points among general-election voters who knew him and had not decided whether to vote Democrat or Republican.
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Even the most serious of foodies can be satisfied by a store-bought spread, especially if it includes dips from Trader Joe's.
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You'll have to be satisfied with this much smaller replica of the ultimate dream car instead—at least it's easier to park.
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The question is whether Google will be satisfied with that or if it will want to do something a little more ambitious.
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"There were many stakeholders' interests that needed to be satisfied in this complex transaction," Intelsat CEO Stephen Spengler said in a statement.
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Around 20 Conservatives lawmakers are unlikely ever to be satisfied but she may draw in a small number of opposition Labour lawmakers.
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Robert Peck, an Internet analyst with SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, said Wall Street was unlikely to be satisfied with a few asset sales.
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If you can't find a bunch of images you like in this app then you're never going to be satisfied. [iOS]7.
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Those looking for a computer that can handle tasks like light photo editing should be satisfied, but hardcore creatives should look elsewhere.
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Speaking in Moscow, Putin said Russia was in touch with OPEC but Moscow would be satisfied with oil at $60 a barrel.
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A handful of Conservatives are unlikely ever to be satisfied but she may draw in a small number of opposition Labour lawmakers.
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It comes from only a handful of oilfields, whereas a WTI contract can be satisfied by any suitable oil delivered to Cushing.
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BrainStorm said four elements must be satisfied in order to be able to provide NurOwn to ALS patients under the RTT pathway.
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They're minimal, but noticeable differences, and further proof that as long as he doesn't have to be, Kanye might never be satisfied.
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Remember that porn sex isn't real sex and, also, that if you set your expectations way too high, you'll never be satisfied.
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"If I'm invited, I'll go, and if I don't, I'll be satisfied that the information ... ought to be made public," Grassley said.
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The Irish government must be satisfied that sufficient progress has been made on its issues before agreeing to move the talks on.
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Instead, we ask respondents to select all the candidates they would be satisfied with in the event they were the eventual nominee.
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We can determine, based on the overall results of the survey, the percentage of Democrats who'd be satisfied with a given candidate.
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In each poll, self-identifying respondents are asked who they would be satisfied with in the event that they become the nominee.
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In reality, small merchants who pay the lowest fees for payments and receive fewer benefits actually are less likely to be satisfied.
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And 67% of Yang's backers, 68% of Gabbard supporters, and 80% of Williamson backers would be satisfied with Warren as the nominee.
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Sweden could agonize — "it's a little bit of an empty feeling," Sundhage said — but still be satisfied with what it had accomplished.
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The percentage who would be satisfied with Kamala Harris as nominee is 10 percentage points lower than the overall set of Democrats.
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They have drunk too deeply of the stuff which really makes life exciting and worth living to be satisfied with the froth.
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They are why some fans could never be satisfied with Orgeron, whose only head coaching experience was a mediocre tenure at Mississippi.
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"I cannot be satisfied by simply saying, 'I'm sorry for what happened to you,'" she told The Times in a lengthy interview.
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" His setting, "Marrow," takes its title from the line "My soul shall be satisfied, even as it were with marrow and fatness.
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Of course, the Olympics are a TV spectacle above all else, so if the ratings are high most officials will be satisfied.
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"People are not going to be satisfied until some public statement about what the F.B.I. supplemental background investigation shows," Mr. Cornyn said.
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About 70% of Warren's supporters who were polled by Insider said they would also be satisfied if Sanders was the Democratic nominee.
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That the US administration will not be satisfied by this news and will want the Europeans to join its maximum-pressure campaign.
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But it was not clear whether those anti-abortion lawmakers would be satisfied with such a plan, which could involve separate legislation.
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I also downloaded magazine issues to read because I knew I wouldn't be satisfied with just TV as entertainment for 24 hours.
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Tamika Mallory and the liberal media apparently think that the poor should be satisfied with dialing 911 and hoping for the best.
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Moreover, these complementary intellectual expectations would need to be satisfied prior to any actual U.S.-Russian engagements, and not anterior to them.
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" The paper's commentator warned, "Many an undecided voter could be satisfied with the result that there was no systematic conspiracy with Russians.
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With a cone pattern swaddle and sprinkled hat with a cherry on top, your sweet tooth will be satisfied like never before.
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Just as he could not be satisfied with the niche success of "The Apprentice," he seemingly cannot bear being a niche president.
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It need not have all the evidence; it merely must be satisfied, as it was, that it had enough evidence to impeach.
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Would you be satisfied with the claim that there is no definitive answer to the question of whether you're guilty or innocent?
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This moon is in contact with rebellious Uranus—in order to be satisfied, you're also going to need to be comfortable being weird.
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While donors may be satisfied, the alliance between business and the Republican Party has led to policies that fundamentally disadvantage working-class Americans.
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Rituals and genes But why do some people seem to crave soda after soda, while others can have just one and be satisfied?
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But that shows both his impulsiveness and his personal pique that can't ever be satisfied unless he looks like he's dominating and winning.
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To me, until black Americans are treated as full citizens, it's immoral to expect people to be satisfied just because there's forward progress.
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But now anything you would see on the market any time soon would not be something any of us would be satisfied with.
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It's unclear to us if the market will be satisfied with a small 25 bp cut or is expecting a 50 bp cut.
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I've always been a big dreamer: someone who'll never be satisfied with just a triple figure salary and a twelve pack of abs.
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"Made additional remarks on Charlottesville and realize once again that the #Fake News Media will never be satisfied...truly bad people!" he wrote.
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Policy experts have warned that the DPAs are unlikely to be satisfied by whatever agreement Commerce and the Commission are able to strike.
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Among Democratic primary voters, about half of those who'd be satisfied with Warren as nominee were also satisfied with Joe Biden as nominee.
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But I don't think the President can ever be satisfied when there is a loss of life from men and women in uniform.
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Sabraw said he expects that his Thursday deadline will essentially be met and he expected to be satisfied by the next hearing Friday.
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Democrats will not be satisfied with that answer, but in the short term they are unlikely to get access to Mr. Mueller's evidence.
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In her stead, guests had to be satisfied with a giant portrait of the first lady, which failed to quickly sell at auction.
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The Buttigieg campaign, people with knowledge of their strategy say, will be satisfied with a top two finish or beating Biden in Iowa.
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Overall, Starbucks still has a long way to go before the company will be satisfied in its quest to develop a greener cup.
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"It takes time to be satisfied with a piece and be sure that it is well-balanced and the right size," he said.
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They'll learn just enough science (to say nothing of current events) to be satisfied that this story is grounded in a familiar world.
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Fully 49% of those Democratic primary voters who have heard of Mayor Pete would be satisfied in the event he became the nominee.
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But they and Mr. Lei's other supporters, many of them alumni of Renmin University, seem unlikely to be satisfied with the prosecutors' decision.
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On Wednesday, Putin said Russia was in touch with OPEC but Moscow would be satisfied with an oil price of $60 a barrel.
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Given that stumble, he will probably be satisfied with his performance, not far behind Mr. Hunt, who had seemed to be gaining momentum.
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But they're either going to have to scale up or be satisfied being the little honey stand on the side of the road.
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Our longing to connect, to bridge this divide, is a driving human desire—one that Hiroshi believes will someday be satisfied through humanlike machines.
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The fiscal stimulus comes with the economy almost at full employment, which means the resulting increase in demand will likely be satisfied with imports.
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Die hard fans of the property will be satisfied, especially because some of Mean Girls' most-popular quotes are repeated word-for-word here.
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Now the Labor Department either has to appeal, or be satisfied with the more limited data set that the judge ruled Google must supply.
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These features may go a long way toward appeasing some drivers, but others won't be satisfied until they are reclassified as employees of Uber.
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They seem to be satisfied with simply targeting a Black audience, but BET is not changing with the times, even though it needs to.
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Seven years later, I finally understand that, no matter how much my body changes physically, unless I'm happy with myself, I'll never be satisfied.
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Adams acolytes might be satisfied by the show's willingness to let all this unfold at such a gradual pace, as opposed to rushing it.
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Today, in court, a representation was made that the remaining balance of the obligation will be satisfied prior to next scheduled hearing on Nov.
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For likely Republican primary voters, 88% said they would be satisfied is President Donald Trump were their nominee and 11% reported they'd be dissatisfied.
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The leaders may be satisfied with minor concessions, similar to those Italy's government made in 2018 when a row erupted over this year's budget.
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Hinton said that we shouldn't be satisfied to tinker endlessly with the tools he invented—we should be looking for new and better ones.
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The gambling regulator in Victoria, the location of Crown's flagship casino, said it must be satisfied any new owner is a suitable gambling operator.
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The special counsel has no such statutory mandate that overrides Rule 85033(e), and, even if he did, its predicates might not be satisfied.
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The "credible fear determination" requirement could be satisfied by transferring them to a refugee processing center abroad, such as the one in Costa Rica.
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And where Isakov may have previously reworked a track endlessly before he could be satisfied, recording with the symphony necessitated a more organic approach.
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With Washington unlikely to be satisfied with Pakistani efforts, something will have to give in this fragile relationship during the initial months of 2018.
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I daresay that if Gandhi were alive today, he would be struck by the progress made in his country, but would not be satisfied.
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Multiplayer will be added to Mario Kart Tour in a future update, so for now you'll have to be satisfied beating your AI opponents.
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Voters who want elected leaders to get stuff done will not be satisfied with bills that pass the House and die in the Senate.
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Among Democrats, 2628 percent said they would feel angry if Kavanaugh is confirmed, and 28503 percent said they'd be satisfied if he were rejected.
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John Delaney's supporters would be satisfied with Biden as the nominee, meaning Biden plausibly stands to gain most when those three candidates drop out.
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This essentially means re-training yourself to be satisfied by a normal portion size rather than feeling like you need to consume vast amounts.
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I want to make sure they want to be an impact player, that they are doers, and won't be satisfied with a standard outcome.
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House conservatives who have been clamoring for access to information on the informant had already signaled that they did not expect to be satisfied.
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Democrats have made abundantly clear that they will be satisfied with nothing less than Mr. Mueller's full report and access to his underlying evidence.
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Given his limited attention span and tendency to call everything a "victory," he is likely to be satisfied with whatever NATO says or does.
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That said, should we be satisfied with a system that enables incredible personal and family enrichment simply because a public office has been held?
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So, my assumption is once they are satisfied with the results of the supplemental investigation they would be satisfied to go ahead and vote.
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And, to Disney&aposs benefit, despite critics having mixed feelings over the film, the majority of fans seem to be satisfied with the conclusion.
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Mistakes like those won't be missed, and those who tune into the Oscars simply to watch things go smoothly will no doubt be satisfied.
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From this, Chinese analysts have learned two important lessons about Trump's Washington: Expect the unexpected, and do not ever expect Trump to be satisfied.
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President Trump may be satisfied thinking he has temporarily tamed North Korea's emboldened regime through a summer-long tirade of "fire and fury" threats.
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"Let's live up to that promise and not go small in an attempt to satisfy a president who cannot be satisfied," Doggett has said.
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"Anything you would see on the market any time soon would not be something any of us would be satisfied with," Cook told The Independent.
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Kollmeier agreed that this is a preliminary work (and her son might not be satisfied with the progress) but these are important questions to ask.
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Here's what Trump's budget proposes to cut Mulvaney Wednesday that "core functions of the EPA can be satisfied with this budget," but agency advocates disagree.
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It wasn't immediately clear whether organizations that opposed the outgoing bathroom law would be satisfied and consider restoring events and other ventures in the state.
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Most taste pretty generic and just don't satisfy me the way I want to be satisfied (story of my life; also probably why I'm single).
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There are a couple of studies that suggest having too many options can make it harder to decide, and to be satisfied with the result.
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While 33% of Bernie's supporters would be satisfied with Buttigieg as the nominee, 56% of Buttigieg fans would be fine with Bernie as the nominee.
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The impasse is over "rules of origin", which must be satisfied if a car is to qualify for tariff-free export within the trade bloc.
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Stocks in Asia and Europe rallied earlier in the day as investors appeared to be satisfied with a report on China's fourth-quarter economic growth.
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Partisan Republicans will not be satisfied with the report's conclusion regarding Clinton: that the decision not to prosecute her was reached properly, by the book.
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At that point I knew that we had a car to win and I wasn't going to be satisfied until I was in the lead.
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They will be satisfied only when Britain's role in the war has been officially declared illegal and Mr Blair is convicted as a war criminal.
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If U.S. negotiators want progress in this area, they might be satisfied with directives issued by China's State Council instead, one of the sources said.
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I prefer the size of the regular iPhone and will be satisfied with the best single-lens camera Apple has ever produced being on it.
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Citing what it called "continued serious gaps" in preparations, the agency released a nine-page document detailing the conditions that it said must be satisfied.
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Brexiteers may be satisfied by Britain's formal exit in March 2019, and so able to live with single-market and customs rules for some time.
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All told, two-thirds of the people who would be fine with O'Rourke as the nominee would also be satisfied with Sanders as the nominee.
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"I know there are people who won't be satisfied by anything less than a complete and unequivocal renunciation of everything," Matheson said to NBC News.
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By going out of his way to make the findings public, Barr put himself in a tough spot with partisans who will never be satisfied.
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Broadly, Democrats say they'll be satisfied as long as Mueller unpacks the details of his report so the American public can understand what he found.
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Much like Biden supporters, the people who would be satisfied with Sanders as nominee are unique in that they are very cool on other Democrats.
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Ultimately, we should not be satisfied with setting up an action alert and neglecting further inquiry into whether or not the message portals are open.
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"He wouldn't be satisfied ... but he knows I am a wolf, that I am a fighter and that I am like a man," she said.
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But two planks—limits on ammunition magazine capacity and banning assault weapons—show that the kids won't be satisfied merely by interventions with bipartisan backing.
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Since December 2018, Insider has been running a series of national polls asking respondents which candidates they would be satisfied with securing the Democratic nomination.
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And according to Insider's SurveyMonkey Audience Polling of the 2020 Democratic primary, 35% of Biden supporters would also be satisfied with Buttigieg as the nominee.
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Under the law, a judge must be satisfied that a prisoner poses a significant threat and that no other measures can effectively contain that threat.
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A good attitude by itself cannot correct pain completely, nor can it ensure that people will be satisfied with the changes in their sex life.
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Republicans close to Mr. Nunes made clear in the run-up to the meetings that they would not be satisfied unless officials turned over documents.
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"Their purchase is fueled by low leverage and in this historic low interest rate environment they can be satisfied with boring, bond-like investment returns."
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"If you see it as a zero-sum game where you either win or lose, you are less likely to be satisfied," Ms. Hoff said.
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"Made additional remarks on Charlottesville and realize once again that the #Fake News Media will never be satisfied...truly bad people!" he wrote Monday evening.
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Would I be satisfied if Jane Fonda's vibrator was shown but pixelated, or if Asia Kate Dillon's voice was muted as she questioned gender norms?
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Liberals would be satisfied if Mr. Obama used a visit to Hiroshima to strengthen his broader antinuclear message, even if he stopped short of apologizing.
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They suggest that for kids (and adults) to be motivated and happy they need three basic psychological needs to be satisfied: relatedness, competence and autonomy.
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I don't know that someone with a Pixel 3 needs to rush to get a Pixel 4, but those who do will probably be satisfied.
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Kelly didn't elaborate on exactly how he's using the device up there so, for now, we'll have to be satisfied with the incredibly cool image.
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"They have made clear they are not going to be satisfied with a company plea, and would go after individuals when they can," he said.
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Democrats on the other hand would strongly back the nominee: 78 percent would be satisfied with Secretary Hillary Clinton and 63 percent would back Sen.
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What's next: Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee are unlikely to be satisfied with the redacted version and are expected to subpoena the full report.
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One target is already affirmed: If the South Carolina plant can match the quality of its Chinese models, she said, the company would "absolutely" be satisfied.
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I don't think a lot of queer women looking for porn would be satisfied or extremely comfortable with the amount of non-consensual undertones and overtones.
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Three thousand copies of Waters' single "I Can't Be Satisfied" (1948)—with its blend of Delta Blues and electric slide guitar—were sold in a day.
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It's probably solvable, but precisely when—or when governments will be satisfied enough of self-driving cars' safety to approve them for sale—is anybody's guess.
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And be satisfied and says, "Oh no it didn&apost affect my outcome" We&aposd all be like what what are you leading this investigation for?
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Among self-professed Democratic voters, just under 33% would be satisfied if the party's nominee for the presidency was former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
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Schromgens also believes there's room for Trivago to improve their search algorithms, in order to ensure users find a hotel that they will be satisfied with.
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With the evidence she needs for her story, Betty should be satisfied, but she wants to do more than just write about this, she wants justice.
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And employees who believe their firm cares about gender diversity are 453% more likely to be satisfied at work—and possibly more productive as a result.
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The question now is whether the Iraqi army and its allies will be satisfied with their gains or emboldened to roll back the Kurds still further.
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Mr. Baldasaro had no regrets about the remark on Wednesday, telling WMUR of Manchester, N.H., that he would also be satisfied with other forms of execution.
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The average user who's just looking for an improved camera, long battery life, and solid performance will probably be satisfied with the less expensive iPhone 11.
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According to Insider polling, 59% of Democratic voters know who Booker is and 34% of them say they would be satisfied with him as the nominee.
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Of those respondents who had heard of Gabbard, less than 503 percent would be satisfied with her as nominee, while over a third would be unsatisfied.
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In our polling, we ask respondents who they would be satisfied with in the event the candidate became nominee, and who they would be dissatisfied with.
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" Johnson said that Hubbard needed to "move the bar" and that "he can't stay where he's at and be satisfied with what he did last year.
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Of those 6,600 people, fewer than a tenth had heard of Moulton, and just 71 said that they'd be satisfied in the event he became nominee.
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And according to Insider&aposs SurveyMonkey Audience Polling of the 2020 Democratic primary, 35% of Biden supporters would also be satisfied with Buttigieg as the nominee.
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Less clear is whether the demonstrators, whose Saturday invasions of Paris and other major cities have had no single organizer or common agenda, will be satisfied.
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" He also said, "We need strong leaders who are prepared to make tough decisions, and who will not be satisfied until this crisis has been resolved.
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We ask respondents to select as many contenders as they want when asked who they'd be satisfied with in the event they became the Democratic nominee.
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The poll showed there are more Democratic voters who are unsure of who they want than those who said they would be satisfied with either Sen.
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The president has been pushing the Fed to cut rates, and he's unlikely to be satisfied with one small adjustment, based on his comments this week.
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The conscience of humanity will only be satisfied once everybody is called into account, from those who gave the orders, to those who carried them out.
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Women may not be able to "have it all," but Kellyanne Conway proves that women can have enough, and then some, to be satisfied in life.
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But many moderate protesters have vowed to maintain a united front, saying that they would only be satisfied once all of the demonstrators' demands were met.
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What he or she wants is an escape from pain and uncertainty, and likely prefers that this desire be satisfied without dying if given the option.
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Democrats may have a laundry list of questions for Trump Jr., but the voluntary nature of the interview does not necessarily mean they will be satisfied.
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Trump could be giving himself an off-ramp by saying his Democratic foes will never be satisfied, even if they see the nearly 400-page report.
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Those critics, and their counterparts who criticize Mr. Fink for thinking beyond his investments' immediate bottom line, will never be satisfied with the positions he takes.
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After talks with the regulatory authorities, NSF said its offer for Provident Financial would lapse as the regulatory condition would not be satisfied by Wednesday midnight.
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" Gibson said, "You get a point, you get a point, but if you're going to be satisfied with one point, you're not going to get very far.
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Why, for example, does a student who cannot sit through a boring two-hour lecture think she would be satisfied by a boring but well-paying job?
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And I think if where we're investing that money is helping drive growth across 37,000 – 38,000 restaurants, then I think the shareholders and investors would be satisfied.
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"She was looking, clearly, to be satisfied, or to satisfy him and since she didn't get to follow through she just kind of looked upset," said Quinn.
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For now, the government may be satisfied with these efforts, but it doesn't look like the pressure on Twitter is going to ease off any time soon.
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They may get a core group of true movie buffs to subscribe, but the larger audience will be satisfied by what's already available on the top services.
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While many consumers may be satisfied with their current devices, BlackBerry's CEO told CNBC that he believes there is still another leg of growth ahead for phones.
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Trump's latest request is a short-term spending bill that would still include wall funding, and he noted Thursday that he would not be satisfied without it.
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The biggest mystery of all has not yet been addressed, and I won't be satisfied until we talk about it: Why did no one own a dog?
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That twisted my adrenaline junkie personality toward lashing out at other kids, which soon became a habit that required ever-escalating, anti-social behavior to be satisfied.
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As he often does in such speeches, Mr. Obama told the graduates that they needed to participate in the political process and be satisfied with incremental change.
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The commercial arm of a publisher might make money, but over all, the house would be satisfied if it posted a profit of 3 or 4 percent.
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If the facts reveal that the president did not abuse his office for personal gain, however, then those on both sides of the aisle should be satisfied.
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Although many researchers will be satisfied with just their academic freedom, only a small number need seek broader self-expression to cause problems for the Communist Party.
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Fans are undoubtedly going to tune in to see what became of Walter White's former chemistry student turned meth cook and be satisfied to have some closure.
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Despite interviewing almost 3,223 respondents over the eight polls, we have only managed to find about 130 people who would be satisfied with Steyer as the nominee.
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"First, we need to be satisfied as to what the gap in baseload power is going to be over the next five and 10 years," he said.
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But regardless of how much surgery people with BDD may undergo, the ADAA says they'll never be satisfied until the underlying mental health issues are also addressed.
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To be satisfied nowadays is almost a vice, because it means you're content with what you have and therefore you're not already chasing after the next thing.
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We conduct a recurring SurveyMonkey Audience poll of Americans each week or so asking more than 1,000 respondents about the candidates they'd be satisfied with as nominee.
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"Macron will not be satisfied by just bombing terrorists and then not following it up with a wider policy to support those countries," said a second diplomat.
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Insider has asked respondents who said they'd vote in their state's Democratic primary to select any of the contenders that they would be satisfied with as nominee.
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Democrats of the current era, including most of the prospective 2020 presidential candidates, are unlikely to be satisfied with a political language that focuses mainly on children.
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Even if you completely botch the steak (which you won't, because that's incredibly difficult), you can pretty much drink the fresh, umami nam jim and be satisfied.
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We've been asking respondents to select from the list of contenders who they would be satisfied with as nominee, allowing them to select as many as possible.
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Pelosi's "the one who's going to be satisfied that she's done all she can to have a real trial," said Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.).
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Politics attracts many good people; it also, however, attracts creatures of unbounded appetites, who never will be satisfied with the power they have at any given moment.
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Why, for example, does a student who cannot sit through a boring two-hour lecture think she would be satisfied by a boring but well-paying job?
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"Under this planet-sign combination, foreplay takes on a more intellectual and experimental form when we won't be satisfied with mundane, conventional experiences in love," Montúfar says.
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Domestic audiences not yet convinced of the White House's foreign policy inclinations had to be satisfied, which the secretary attempted to do at every stop in Beirut.
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Upon one occasion, while she was preaching to an audience, doubts as to her sex were freely expressed, and be satisfied them that she was a woman.
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"We will not be happy, we will not be satisfied, we will not be pleased until we do something in a major way," he said early Thursday morning.
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But Sean Spicer hinted during his Tuesday press briefing that Trump would be satisfied with border security funding for now if wall funding would be revisited in September.
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This can create a domino effect: As our study also showed, when we're not happily in love, we are also less likely to be satisfied, overall, with life.
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For now, however, fans will have to be satisfied with this week's upcoming season finale and probably prepare themselves to say goodbye to a few characters for good.
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Among supporters of former Vice President Joe Biden, 37.4% said they would also be satisfied in the event Michael Bloomberg became the nominee, according to a Insider polling.
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Most would probably be satisfied with a new deal that gave them clearer powers, let them keep more of their money and symbolically recognised their sense of nationhood.
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And while he may be happy for another cudgel against the despised U.S., Putin won't be satisfied in the role of second fiddle to the giant next door.
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The ancient philosophy of Stoicism – which teaches to be satisfied with what you have and includes practices like self-denial — has become a trend among Silicon Valley elites.
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Overall, however, 73 percent of Democratic voters say they would be satisfied if Clinton becomes the party's presidential nominee (though just 47 percent of Sanders backers say that).
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"Until we eliminate this and go to zero, we can never be satisfied," Richardson said, calling sexual assaults the most egregious of destructive behaviors seen in the military.
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Hiring for motivational fit takes you deeper into discovering if a candidate will be satisfied working in the position offered and keeps dissatisfaction and burnout to a minimum.
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But perhaps most encouraging for Democrats in general is that a majority of South Carolina Democrats said they would be satisfied whether Clinton or Sanders wins the nomination.
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If you've ever sat around wishing you could hear what the deepest parts of the ocean sound like, then your strange but valid desires can finally be satisfied!
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Tradable services—in finance, or information industries—are subject to thickets of domestic regulation, for example conditions that must be satisfied before a firm can invest across borders.
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When Goodell calls his name, Reddick's unlikely NFL journey will officially begin, although friends, family members, and coaches remind him he can't be satisfied with just getting selected.
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Three quarters of the respondents who would be satisfied with O'Rourke as the nominee liked Elizabeth Warren, which is ten points better than Warren's performance overall among Democrats.
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The BYOBHotSauce the 25 Sauces of Christmas comes with such a great variety of hot sauces that every palate will be satisfied, from the mildest to the wildest.
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Participants are dropped after three months of failing to report at least 80 hours of "community engagement," which can be satisfied through work, education, volunteering and job searching.
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"Although this means that some people would never be satisfied with a 'relationship' with a robot, it does not mean that other people would not," the paper said.
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It's possible to own a PS4 and not have a subscription to PlayStation Plus, but if you're a serious gamer, you're unlikely to be satisfied with that arrangement.
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Regular movie fans may be satisfied with a 871643-inch TV and a Blu Ray copy of a movie, but that may not cut it for super fans.
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But just 36% of Biden's supporters say they'd also be satisfied with the Midwesterner as the nominee — and they like Buttigieg 13 points less than Democratic voters overall.
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Over the course of six polls conducted between early September and early November, we determined how many candidates a given respondent would be satisfied with as the nominee.
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After talks with regulatory authorities, NSF's offer for Provident would lapse as the regulatory condition would not be satisfied by Wednesday midnight, the company said in a statement.
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Everything can't be American Crime Story — but after seeing how good an in-depth recreation of recent history can be, it's tough to be satisfied by anything less.
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Since December 2018, Insider has been conducting a series of national polls asking respondents who they would be satisfied with in the event they secured the Democratic nomination.
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There was no indication that Mr. Trump would be satisfied by anything short of direct evidence that Mexico had completely ended the flow of migration through its country.
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Employees would be organized into groups of fewer than 10 people — the perfect number to be satisfied by two pizzas for dinner — and were expected to work autonomously.
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The burden on Phish, after 34 years, is to keep adding value, because their fans are also advanced-level consumers who know what it means to be satisfied.
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President Donald Trump won't be satisfied with an acquittal in the Senate if the House impeachment were to go forward as expected, Steve Bannon told CNBC on Thursday.
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The FISC, however, is simply demanding to be satisfied that the FBI has done what it has led the court to believe it has been doing all along.
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We've been asking respondents to select from the list of contenders who they would be satisfied with as the nominee, allowing them to select as many as possible.
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But while Donald Trump seems satiated at present, it remains to be seen whether his most ardent supporters will be satisfied with the current extent of the conflict.
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Below is Insider's own national polling data asking whether respondents would be satisfied with a given contender as president, which lays bare the issues for Klobuchar and Buttigieg:
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"We will never be satisfied," Duke told reporters at the San Juan International Airport, before boarding a helicopter to view the devastation caused by Maria, according to CNN.
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But once you have seen the best in the world at work and on the medal stand, it is no easy maneuver to be satisfied with lesser talent.
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They're unlikely to be satisfied that Rosenstein is only expected to meet with Goodlatte, House Oversight Chairman Trey Gowdy and the top Democrats on Judiciary and Oversight: Reps.
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But Congress is concerned about far more than provable criminality, and they won't be satisfied with the attorney general's four-page summary of Mueller's findings, according to Rep.
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"We really have to create together with the social partners a majority so that people can be satisfied with this," Cassis said, referring to employers and labor unions.
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Researchers estimate the number of colors the human eye can distinguish to be in the millions, so perhaps we can be satisfied with our all-too-human limitations.
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Elected officials from the corn-growing Midwest have said they will not be satisfied with White House reassurances until the EPA publicly agrees not to reduce renewable fuel standards.
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If you ask people for their views on the cost of their health care, people on Medicare are much more likely to be satisfied than people on private insurance.
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Australia's Council of Trade Unions pushed for similar measures last year, but had to be satisfied with only five days' unpaid leave, which went into effect on August 1st.
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I could look in the mirror and be satisfied for a moment, but my eyes would drift to my "problem areas" that I wished I could get rid of.
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Gamers will also be satisfied, because the P-Series offers some of the lowest input lag around on a 4K TV when you toggle on the game mode setting.
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That we could be satisfied with a capsule wardrobe of 30 items, which would free up so much time and psychic space that we would finally write that novel.
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You'll be satisfied with the picture it offers — especially if this is your introduction to HDR — and can be comfortable with your purchase since it's pretty well future-proofed.
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The Book of the New Sun asks the reader to do a lot of work to get to a place where they can be satisfied with what they've read.
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Will it be satisfied with simply encouraging its own limited vision of what should appear on the Touch Bar, or will it actively discourage apps that step outside it?
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As long as prices remain within the current range, the national economic state planner said it will be satisfied with market conditions and will not introduce any broader cuts.
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Would we be satisfied with a nation in which our children and grandchildren would not have known the bald eagle, gray wolf, grizzly bear, peregrine falcon, or American alligator?
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That ballot would only be counted if voters show proof of identification after Election Day, though the legislature did not specify how or when that requirement would be satisfied.
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Ours instead asks who among the field voters would be satisfied with as nominee, which lets us analyze different shared constituencies and who's fighting who for the same voter.
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The company pressed 19973,000 copies of Waters's single "I Can't Be Satisfied" — even though Leonard said he did not understand Waters's music — and they sold out in a day.
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The proportion of Biden supporters who would be satisfied with Warren as the nominee has increased 18 percentage points from 40% in April-May to 58% in August-September.
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As of September 220, around 56% of Democratic primary voters would be satisfied if Biden emerged as the party's nominee and 65% said they believed he could beat Trump.
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If you're in the habit of sleeping on your side, as the majority of people are, you're not going to be satisfied by most mattress models on the market.
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He wouldn't be satisfied with simply denying me the opportunity to ask a question: he wanted to humiliate me, to make me an example to other reporters going forward.
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The question of how much wall is enough is much less a question of policy than of what Trump will be satisfied with — or have to reconcile himself to.
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He told himself that even if he never got another Hollywood job, he'd be satisfied (he says he still keeps that attitude today, and that it's been a ballast).
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We also believe that before a privatization of the utility could occur those creditors would have to be satisfied such that it could exit the Title III debt restructuring.
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And the third thing was how we can make people leave [the movie] and give them as much honesty as we can, and at the same time be satisfied.
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I'll have to be satisfied, for now, with using the tried-and-tested form of a semi-deranged blog post to attempt to browbeat American publishers into acquiring it.
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The poll did not ask whether people who support Obamacare repeal would be satisfied by killing the law's individual mandate in the GOP tax bill, which currently seems likely.
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It really just turns out to be a modern expression for that primal longing for community that must be satisfied to attain true human happiness and societal wellness. #SQUADGOALS.
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But until I figure out how to simply be satisfied with who I am and what I already have, I figured I could give renting my clothes a try.
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The world would only be satisfied "when everyone who is responsible, from the person who gave the order to those who executed it, is called to answer," he said.
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First is the recent statement by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson outlining five major points that need to be satisfied for the US to stop being "engaged" in Syria.
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Meanwhile, President Donald Trump stated during a speech at an Illinois-based steel facility yesterday, that he would be satisfied with economic growth of about 4 percent or above.
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" After the sentence was issued last month, Mr. McMahon, the special prosecutor, had appeared to be satisfied, saying at the time that "justice was served for Jason Van Dyke.
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Jeb Bush, who was tailored for that role, faltered almost immediately, paralyzing the establishment and fracturing its support among several (currently four) candidates with whom party leaders would be satisfied.
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Completion of the deal is subject to a nod from the U.S. merger control authority, Spirax said, adding that the conditions are expected to be satisfied during its current quarter.
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August 14: Trump condemns "racist violence" — and then backtracks Made additional remarks on Charlottesville and realize once again that the #Fake News Media will never be satisfied...truly bad people!
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What kind of bordering-on-inhuman elitist cyborg scum would be satisfied with only celebrating the award of a lifetime with Wolfgang Puck's signature molded chocolate Oscar-shaped candy treat?
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Looking at the polls conducted in December and January alone, 47% of Democrats would be satisfied with Buttigieg as nominee, but looking solely at black respondents, that's a paltry 21%.
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"My hope is that if the Model 3 turns out to be a dependable, fast, and attractive car like it appears it will be, then I'll be satisfied with it."
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The satisfaction data showed that SGM patients were 2.57 times more likely to be satisfied with reporting their sexual orientation and gender identity on a form as compared to verbally.
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Keep in mind that WatchTV doesn't replace DirecTV Now in any way; it's an even skinnier content bundle for people who would be satisfied with these channels and no sports.
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You'd think that after creating just one viral dessert, you'd pat yourself on the back and be satisfied for the rest of your career, but Ansel hasn't taken that approach.
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But until this is a reality, I'll still be satisfied with charming hand-written binders with tips on the local sights and illustrations on how to figure out the thermostat.
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Meanwhile, AOC, Sanders and other politicians on the far left side of politics are unlikely to be satisfied with corporate-led pushes whose goals aren't aggressive enough in their eyes.
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The percentage of Democratic voters who would be satisfied with O'Rourke as the nominee plummeted from 58% in December to 47% the week after his announcement, and 42% in May.
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But with the economy almost at full employment, the increase in demand spurred by the $20.9 trillion tax package will probably be satisfied with imports, further worsening the trade deficit.
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My frothing rage will not be satisfied until some walk-on from a one-bid school dunks so hard over Allen that he is transformed into a pile of diapers.
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"I cannot be satisfied with that 54 percent of the companies declared not having examined the consequences of Brexit for themselves, their clients and their suppliers," Pannier-Runacher told JDD.
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Mainstream audiences will not be satisfied with excuses or technicalities: the best and the brightest said that Mr Trump could never win, and it looks as if they were wrong.
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But Rome Fortune isn't the kind of guy to be satisfied with the particular breed of fame that gets you blog recognition and a blue checkmark on your Twitter account.
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Aimia said it had failed to meet the capital impairment test under the Canada Business Corporations Act, a condition that needs to be satisfied by a company to pay dividends.
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If you liked "Clue" — the quintessential murder mystery of the &apos80s — you&aposll be satisfied with "Knives Out" which is filled with an equally eccentric ensemble played by A-listers.
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Biden's supporters are warming up to other candidates, especially WarrenInsider has been tracking the percentage of every 220 Democrat's supporters who would be satisfied with other candidates since December 244.
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" She said in March that the country has gone so far in the wrong direction that people shouldn't be satisfied with moderate policies that are merely "223% better from garbage.
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While all the others demand a spritz of water it would already be satisfied, and I have to pull my finger away from the spray bottle's trigger to avoid overwatering.
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I could try to simply accept that I will not ever truly be satisfied in life sexually (or even emotionally, I suppose), which feels like an utter betrayal of myself.
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The ultimate decision on reopening Hunterston lies with Britain's Office for Nuclear Regulation which must be satisfied the reactors would be safe even in an extreme and unlikely earthquake scenario.
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On Friday night, demonstrators in the streets reveled at their newfound potency, but many said they would not be satisfied until the country was in the hands of civilian leaders.
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Although the general promised "representation of the people," no one knows what that means and there was little reason for confidence that the protesters' demand for democracy will be satisfied.
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"I cannot be satisfied by simply saying, 'I'm sorry for what happened to you,'" said Ms. Hill, now a professor of social policy, law and women's studies at Brandeis University.
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"The Democrats will never be satisfied, no matter what they get, how much they get, or how many pages they get," Mr. Trump said on Monday in a Twitter post.
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In their calls over the last two weeks, LaPierre reminded Trump how NRA members helped get him elected, and argued Democrats wouldn't be satisfied no matter what measure he took.
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About 70% of Warren's supporters who were surveyed said they would also be satisfied with Sanders as the Democratic nominee, indicating there is significant overlap between the two candidates' bases.
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Thoreau felt strongly that human beings need "wild and dusky knowledge" gotten outdoors to be satisfied and whole, and he worried about a day when unlimited woods might become scarce.
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But perhaps this was bound to happen; after spending over 300 pages trying to understand what happened on the island that night, could the reader be satisfied by any ending?
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"Illycaffe is not up for sale," Pogliani said when asked whether JAB could become a shareholder in future, adding the Reimanns would probably not be satisfied with a minority stake.
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But with the economy almost at full employment, the increase in demand spurred by the $1.5 trillion tax package will probably be satisfied with imports, further worsening the trade deficit.
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More than 70% of Klobuchar's supporters say they would also be satisfied with Buttigieg as the Democratic nominee, according to the seven polls Insider conducted between December and early February.
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It would be foolish to assume that the administration will be satisfied with border apprehension levels in a few months, and wind down the aggressive tactics it's started to use.
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Below, Reedus talks with THR about Daryl and Dwight's encounter, why he wouldn't be satisfied if this was the end of the road for the fan favorite and, yes, Negan's arrival.
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Unlike other polling methods, which ask voters for their preferred candidate, we ask intended voters whether they would be "satisfied" or "unsatisfied" with each candidate if they were to become president.
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In King's "Dream" speech, he said that, "We cannot be satisfied as long as a Negro in Mississippi cannot vote..." Today, we shouldn't just be unsatisfied—we should be fucking furious.
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Yet after observing the outpouring of negativity on the game's subreddit these past 24 hours, it's starting to feel like the Destiny 2's most vocal critics will never be satisfied.
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I suppose serious audiophiles could make a case for headphones like the Beoplay H9s over the Bose 700s in terms of sound clarity, but most people will be satisfied with these.
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Last week I interviewed Patrick Meyer, one of the creators of the viral Table of Ultimate Gaming, about their incredibly successful campaign, and he seemed confident that customers will be satisfied.
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With 360-degree video placing viewers inside the movie, some predicted that "VR cinema" would be so transformative that audiences might never again be satisfied with watching a flat theater screen.
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"Your body is temporarily full with empty foods that don't provide nourishment, so even though you may have eaten a lot of calories, you won't be satisfied for long," Shapiro says.
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The team behind WaveNet plans to publish its work publicly soon, but for now you'll have to be satisfied with their promises that it works and performs much better than before.
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Some argue that Mouratoglou admitted to coaching, but even if that was his intent, under the rules Ramos must be satisfied that there was a "communication" between Serena and her coach.
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"Any procedure that is not mandated by law can in fact be delayed, postponed or done away with should the Authority be satisfied that other assurances are in place," he said.
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"There has to be demonstrable action in that direction or we cannot be satisfied and we probably can't be friends and we probably won't be at peace," Brooks told the audience.
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"Even if they push back the gate a bit, we won't be satisfied," said Merry Wiesner-Hanks, who leads the World History Association and formerly developed the course and the test.
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Over the course of six polls conducted between early September and early November, we determined how many candidates in the field a given respondent would be satisfied with as the nominee.
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Rejecting the Russian Federation's forcible and illegal attack on sovereign territory is so important we should be satisfied with nothing less than absolute clarity about our resolve to restore Ukrainian sovereignty.
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That means Kim could be satisfied that he has the bomb he wants and will now make more missiles capable of carrying those bombs to faraway targets like the United States.
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The White House may not be satisfied with the Durbin-Graham proposal, but that raises the question of what it would endorse that could still get 193 votes in the Senate.
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" President Trump returned to a favorite refrain on Monday: attacking Democrats who will "never be satisfied, no matter what they get, how much they get, or how many pages they get.
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Best Friends promises that all of these creations are dog-tested and dog-approve, so that means every member of the family will be satisfied with a special meal on Thanksgiving.
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Reduce your average maturity relative to your targets and be satisfied with those short-term rates that are being raised by the Fed at 25 basis points every quarter or so.
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"Presidential notification of Congress about the need to exercise war powers cannot be satisfied in 280 characters or less," Joe Biden said during a fundraiser in New York City on Tuesday.
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We can never be satisfied as long as our bodies, heavy with the fatigue of travel, cannot gain lodging in the motels of the highways and the hotels of the cities.
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Under the agreement, Temasek will effectively receive S$6.0 billion, which will be satisfied half in cash and half in new CapitaLand shares, which will be priced at S$3.50 a piece.
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Ecobee makes some of the best smart thermostats on the market, but like its rival Nest, the company may not be satisfied with that tiny sliver of the smart home gadget action.
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Google's spec sheet claims up to 0003 hours of battery on a full charge, and while I didn't quite get that much out of it, I got close enough to be satisfied.
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Many hospitals and collections agencies just want their money, fast, so if you show you're good for it now and can pay some later, they'll be satisfied with you making a dent.
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These little instant cameras are super fun and everyone who sees them wants one — I say this from experience — but they'll be satisfied with an instant photo of themselves doing something dumb.
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They will not be satisfied with the constitutional way forward, which would see Abdelkader Bensalah, the Speaker of the Senate and a Bouteflika loyalist, assume the presidency until an election is held.
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According to INSIDER polling, O'Rourke's name recognition has increased 1% since December, but the percentage of Democrats who would be satisfied with him as the Democratic nominee dropped 18% in that time.
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Paul Levinson, a communications professor at Fordham University and author of the book "New New Media," says this year's divisive candidates means there isn't a scenario where both sides will be satisfied.
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Concentrating at the four polls since September, Warren's satisfaction is up to 66%, which is now vastly better than the 57% of those aware of Biden who'd be satisfied with his nomination.
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Most Americans do not regularly tune into congressional hearings, even when they are relative blockbusters, and those who do so surely can't be satisfied with the quality of representation that Congress provides.
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If it was we'd already be satisfied with the state of our public schools, where good-hearted people work every day to do right by the children, and the public, they serve.
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"In a consumerist society, we are not meant to buy one pair of jeans and then be satisfied," Cederström and Spicer write, and the same, they think, is true of self-improvement.
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By comparison in the five most recent polls, running from early July to mid-August, just 19% of those who knew of her said they'd be satisfied if she were the nominee.
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Only 3% of those satisfied with her listed her as the sole candidate they'd be satisfied with, and only 7% of her fans had it between her and one or two rivals.
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"I didn't make that decision based off of whether or not individuals who were paying for products or are fans of the brand are going to be satisfied with it," he said.
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Though he has always described himself as a journalist, he has been far too much of an activist to be satisfied with the role of neutral and fair-minded provider of information.
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The paintings put our deepest assumptions about beauty and value under constructive pressure, and confirm that Indigenous artists should never be satisfied in the role of the outlier or the special case.
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This artwork is saying that women should not be expected to be okay with with making less than a man, and that we shouldn't be satisfied with being someone's assistant or secretary.
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They argued on Friday that Democrats would never be satisfied with any investigation, and they say that it is the Democrats who are trying to undercut the legitimacy of the Supreme Court.
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Our thought bubble: There is very little reason for anyone to be satisfied with the cost of health care in the U.S. — and that has been true for a very long time.
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Insisting that it was "universally acknowledged" that the repeal of the exchange subsidies and Medicaid expansion would qualify as reconcilable items, Heritage Action stated that it would be satisfied with nothing less.
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"For me to be satisfied, we would need to see some structural changes that come out of it," said Carolyn Bartholomew, a former aide to Speaker Nancy Pelosi who chairs the commission.
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On the right, senators like Rand Paul of Kentucky and Mike Lee of Utah were going to be satisfied only with a bill that repealed the Affordable Care Act in its entirety.
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Instead, the city must be satisfied with its titles from the defunct A.F.L., from the Buffalo Stampede's Roller Hockey International Championship in 1994 and from the Buffalo Bandits' four indoor lacrosse titles.
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But Democrats have made clear they're unlikely to be satisfied with Barr's submission, and Nadler suggested Democrats could wind up in court in order to obtain all the documents they are seeking.
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Things have steadily turned around, for Bloomberg: In the first two polls of 212, 23% of Democrats aware of Bloomberg would be satisfied if he were nominee, and 34% would not be.
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" Even in King's biggest crossover moment, his "I Have a Dream" speech, he talked about the "marvelous militancy" of the movement, saying blacks "will not be satisfied until justice rolls down like waters.
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But in light of recent events, the public is unlikely to be satisfied with a prison agency's pronouncements that everything is fine or trust the vindications of staff members accused of abusive behavior.
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That's historically low; in 2012, with the Tea Party wing of the GOP up in arms over Mitt Romney's nomination, 72 percent of Republicans voters said they'd be satisfied with a Romney nomination.
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The Norton Shores police chief, Jon Gale, said the charges are "one step towards justice," but he added that he won't be satisfied until Heeringa's body is found and returned to her family.
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" But without missing a beat, Mirren grabbed the mic and said, "Poor James Corden will never be satisfied until you find a way to get attention deep-fried," and, "This battle was fun.
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As astrologer Annie Heese writes on her site, Cafe Astrology, we're less likely to be satisfied with "superficial" interactions when Venus is in Scorpio — only the most intimate, soul-engulfing bonds will do.
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The IOC has to act - and clean athletes won't be satisfied until WADA is empowered to be a truly independent global regulator and the Russian Olympic Committee is suspended until deemed Code compliant.
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But while the Grimalts, who were the top-ranked team in Lima, immediately turned their focus towards the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Pardon and Cook will have to be satisfied with Pan Am gold.
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The percentage of Democratic voters aware of the mayor who would be satisfied with Buttigieg as president dropped from a high of 62% in April to 49% in October, according to Insider's polling.
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"We should never be satisfied when any innocent person is killed," he said, "but that is not something that should be driving our anxieties, relative to where we have been in the past."
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Hooper said the administration will likely have to be satisfied with an agreement that ends the tariffs of the past two years and reduces the trade deficit, which totaled $621 billion in 2018.
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As of now, overall, Warren is known and satisfactory for 45% of Democrats, about 46% of respondents know of Sanders and would be satisfied with him, and 47% would be fine with Biden.
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For months, Booker has professed to be satisfied with being a tortoise among hares — and, until recently, he regularly passed up opportunities to draw explicit contrasts with or criticize his rivals, including Biden.
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"CRRC is very dedicated and very supportive of the fact that there will be security measures, safety measures and transit agencies will want to be satisfied before they accept a car," Popovic said.
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The 23 deal was seen by many as far too lenient, and, while Mr. Acosta cited new evidence and testimony in welcoming Mr. Epstein's latest indictment, his critics are unlikely to be satisfied.
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Carlos Curbelo, who supports a measure to ban fire bump stocks and expand background checks, argued there were a lot of Republicans on Capitol Hill who would not be satisfied with narrow actions.
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Should you desire a French-onion-soup burger with bone-marrow-glazed onions, beef and onion demi-glace and Gruyère cheese, that craving can easily be satisfied at this new Midtown gastro pub.
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"Clearly if you look at the number of cash outflows that we are reporting I am not happy and we can't be satisfied as a company," De Ferrari told reporters on a call.
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Two of the three judges at the Victorian appeal court ruled that "it was open to the jury to be satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that Cardinal Pell was guilty of the offences charged".
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But we need someone who can offer us more than a warm hug and a comforting pat on the back -- we will not be satisfied unless we see a real effort to make change.
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A 2013 study by the California Center for Sustainable Energy found that only 27 percent of consumers said they would be satisfied with an electric car that can go 2500 miles on a charge.
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These lists were crafted in close consultation with conservative activist groups like the Federalist Society and the Heritage Foundation, with an eye toward ensuring these groups would be satisfied by any name on there.
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" Even the U.S., Saudi Arabia's trusty ally, is skeptical that they can be satisfied, with U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson saying Sunday that the list of demands would be "very difficult to meet.
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These lists were crafted in close consultation with conservative activist groups such as the Federalist Society and the Heritage Foundation, with an eye toward ensuring conservatives would be satisfied by any name on there.
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I knew I could write songs and make a great album, but I didn't know if people would be satisfied with The Drums being just Jonny doing it without Jacob or Connor or whatever.
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A hero's face — a few strands of hair fell over his noble, slightly furrowed brow ... How could you ask such a shining specimen of a man to be satisfied with the likes of me?
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Conceptually, the artist's collages of election images and flower still lifes intend to draw parallels between Gordon and marginalized Trump supporters, who Jones anticipates might not be satisfied by the consequences of their votes.
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But other than the square and triangle lattices and the three-dimensional cubic, it wasn't clear whether the connectivity condition would be satisfied in other cases — and thus whether the theorem applies more generally.
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If a woman needs a huge cock to be satisfied, they shouldn't be ashamed to say it because they're afraid of how it makes them sound or how it makes some insecure men feel.
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You would think the Pentagon's largest prime contractors that comprise a miniscule 1 percent of all firms in the U.S. would be satisfied with receiving 77 percent of all federal contracts, but they're not.
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Contrary to the rhetoric of robots stealing jobs, Leong said he believes robotics will "transform jobs," especially in "high-growth-stage countries" where the population will no longer be satisfied with simple menial jobs.
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We cannot be satisfied until we have the lowest maternal mortality rate in the world and we can prevent any woman from dying in childbirth due to preventable conditions for lack of proper care.
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Several times each month since last December, Insider asked over 1,100 respondents about the Democratic field, specifically, if they'd be satisfied or unsatisfied with known each of the known primary candidates as the nominee.
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Even though the fund company had hundreds of millions of dollars of cash on hand, panic redemption requests from investors could not be satisfied because the mutual fund's securities were almost impossible to unload.
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Several times each month since last December, Insider asked more than 1,100 respondents about the Democratic field, specifically whether they'd be satisfied or unsatisfied with each of the known primary candidates as the nominee.
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The number of self-identified Democratic primary voters who'd be satisfied with a Biden presidency has consistently declined, dropping from a high of 71% in February to 56% in October, according to Insider polling.
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Among those who would not be satisfied with the Manhattan businessman being the nominee, 43 percent would favor party leaders stepping in to prevent his nomination, while 51 percent would opposed such a move.
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If nothing else, said Mr. Wilson, who is black, the persistent protests should alert cities nationwide that people will not be satisfied by endless commissions and policy proposals that do not result in action.
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Based on a recurring series of national surveys conducted by Insider, many people who would be satisfied with Biden as the nominee are unconvinced about almost all of the other candidates in the race.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - If you did nothing more than look at China's imports of iron ore, you would be satisfied that the robust rally in the price of steel-making ingredient is entirely justified.
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"If exit polls are true, I will accept the results and just be satisfied with the fact that the Liberty Korea Party will be restored," a downcast Hong told members of his conservative party.
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Mr. Xi appeared to be satisfied he could head off Mr. Trump's campaign threats of calling China a currency manipulator and imposing heavy tariffs on Chinese imports to the United States, Chinese officials said.
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But in the end, Trump will never be satisfied, because successful communications for him is to get people to buy his pack of lies, and that isn't really working the way it once did.
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Over the past seven polls conducted between early November and mid-January, Insider surveyed 2,963 Democratic primary voters on the state of the race, and who they would be satisfied with as the nominee.
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Lott argued that Democratic concerns that the commission will be used to disenfranchise voters would be satisfied by his proposal, since most Democrats are on the record supporting the background check system for guns.
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Knowing the tropes, having some expectations for how the stories will work, means audiences will be satisfied with pulp moves (murders, gunfights, monsters) and their relative predictability, even when the plot zags or zigs.
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Clinton in Iowa: Does he have the stomach to directly attack and potentially defeat her, or will he be satisfied having injected important issues into the race and preserved his reputation for eschewing negative campaigning?
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" Maisie Williams, who plays Arya Stark, meanwhile, recently told Sky News that she doesn't think "anyone is going to be satisfied" by the show's ending, but that she's still "really proud of this final season.
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AliKhan said DC and Maryland would also be satisfied with a declaration from a judge saying that the president was in violation of the clauses, leaving it open how exactly he could come into compliance.
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One might think Amazon would be satisfied with the surprise success of its Echo speakers, the voice-controlled gadgets that have become hit holiday gifts and more in the three years since they were invented.
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The central tension of Crazy Rich Asians is whether Rachel can find a way to reconcile the Youngs' old-world values with her new-world ones, so that all three of them can be satisfied.
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As Facebook works to strike a fine balance between encouraging free speech and reducing the number of false and inflammatory stories, Zuckerberg has to be okay with the idea that some users won't be satisfied.
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The privatisation, if successful, will not increase Wanda Group's leverage as the total consideration will be satisfied by investors assembled by the group to acquire the outstanding Hong Kong shares, rather than Wanda Group itself.
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With Ryzen, AMD asks gamers to be satisfied with "really good" gaming performance that isn't quite as fast as the similarly-priced Intel chip, while delivering way better performance when doing all that other stuff.
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At the same time, however, the Internet ecosystem is not likely to be satisfied with going back to the old, unenforceable broadband statement given the battle-scars on all sides of the net neutrality fight.
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The industry clearly does not welcome the public scrutiny the meetings bring, but it should be satisfied that the EPA has made it clear it has no intention of contradicting Monsanto's claims of glyphosate's safety.
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While Jurich would be OK with "some kind of stipend," he thinks all this spending could just get out of control, and that those upset about the payment structure right now will never be satisfied.
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He said the Treasury had also received expressions of interest from the market for debt in other currencies such as yen, and these would probably be satisfied through private placements, though not necessarily this year.
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The percentage of Democratic voters aware of the mayor who would be satisfied with Buttigieg as president has dropped from a high of 62% in April to 49% in October, according to recent Insider polling.
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Donald Trump made clear on Sunday night that he won't be satisfied with just competing for the presidency — he must also humiliate Hillary Clinton in every way imaginable while running for the nation's highest office.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) would never be satisfied by cooperation and testimony from members of his campaign and administration.
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Le Dernier Crépuscule wears its influences on its sleeve; Demilich, Timeghoul, and Corpsessed are easy touchpoints, but the members of Chthe'ilist are too talented and too hungry to be satisfied by merely aping their predecessors.
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Gillibrand was well-liked, but her supporters liked lots of peopleLooking at the polls since mid-May, the average Gillibrand supporter responded to our survey with eight candidates they would be satisfied with as nominee.
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Before the reactor can restart Britain's Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) must be satisfied with the company's safety case, showing the reactor would be safe to operate even in the unlikely event of an earthquake.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Sloane Stephens said she could not be satisfied but was still proud of herself after losing a French Open final that was all about recovery and resilience, on both sides of the net.
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Bank analyst David Hendler of Viola Risk Advisors said if Citigroup continues to shrink, shareholders will not be satisfied for more than another year or two of Citigroup paying out more capital than it earns.
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Of those people, 24,394 of them — 79% — have heard of Warren, and of those who have heard of her 55% would be satisfied with Warren as nominee, one of the top performances of the field.
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So as much as I try to be satisfied with what I've got, it's like you're under constant criticism, but at least I'm not puking—and I'm trying to get more disciplined with my fitness routine.
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Conservatives would have to be satisfied that they are repealing some of Obamacare's most hated provisions — particularly the individual mandate that they decry as an assault on personal freedom — but leaving much of the law touched.
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Judges said that while the Marshall Islands may not be satisfied with progress on nuclear disarmament, it had failed to show that it has any ongoing legal dispute with India fit for the court to adjudicate.
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Unless you have a lot of data already, after all, you can't really tell people where their ancestors came from — but unless you can do that, your users aren't likely to be satisfied with the product.
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Even if this film is intended for the young public, and must be entertaining, I couldn't be satisfied with reproducing films that had already been made, where you only had to fight off the bad guys.
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Instead, we can be satisfied simply by determining which composite blend of all the ingredients yielded the most accurate forecasts when presented with data about an election that had not been used to train our model.
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"If you can break the vicious cycle of overeating more and more to feel good, you're going to be satisfied sooner and by foods other than the refined carbs that give you quick energy," she says.
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He felt that the emotional reason was that he was a man, and he wouldn't be satisfied with being at the refugee camp because he was of the same cut as the men who were fighting.
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"We have to look at a capital increase because I don't believe that the European Central Bank will be satisfied with what we've done," Giuseppe Vita told Reuters on the sidelines of an event in Rome.
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"It's no longer enough to be in California and be satisfied by having a progressive city council or to be in New York and to able to pass things like paid sick days," Epps-Addison said.
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While both Clinton's and Sanders' supporters express greater enthusiasm about the possibility that their favored candidate would lead the party in the general election, most say they would still be satisfied if the other candidate won.
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Height and health We all wish we could be taller, but maybe we'll be satisfied with our height after hearing this: How tall you are might have some bearing on certain health problems, like blood clots.
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His team found that people were 4% more likely to be satisfied with their life for every increase of 10 places on the final score board -- for example, if their country finished second rather than 12th.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said Wednesday that President Donald Trump can't be satisfied with the military operation in Niger that left four men dead, but declined to comment on the details of the raid.
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What is the Declaration of Independence but a document where the embryonic American polity casts itself as a victim of George III, listing grievances that can only be satisfied by the formation of a new state?
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"Before an agreement can be terminated, the Fair Work Commission must be satisfied that it is not contrary to the public interest to do so, and that the termination is appropriate," O'Dwyer said in a statement.
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He may be on to something: A study published in March 2017 in the Journal of Management found that having a healthy sex life makes a person more likely to engage and be satisfied at work.
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Although the label does playfully say, "before the album it's the remix single," they don't clarify when the original version of "Jungelknugen" is coming out, so we'll have to be satisfied with these remixes for now.
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Without helping it, he immediately starts scanning for that one aspect of his appearance he never seems to be satisfied with, no matter how much he goes to the gym or how many diets he tries.
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Restaurants and chains have announced their deals for Labor Day weekend 2019, and whether you're just looking for delivery options or find yourself searching for places to have a discounted meal, you're sure to be satisfied.
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In large measure, Cary Leeds was conceived for them — as a spot that should feel the opposite of second-rate or make-do for children who often are expected to be satisfied with hand-me-downs.
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His lessons, his impulse never to accept the status quo, never to be satisfied with good enough have become a core part of our culture within FCA: continually setting high standards and never settling for mediocrity.
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Will the most strident members of the Democratic caucus be satisfied with allowing the process to play out in the usual committees of jurisdiction, or will they agitate for something more, as conservatives did on Benghazi?
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Perhaps the best example of this is the Munich agreement of 1938, when British and French leaders thought that Hitler would be satisfied if they gave him the Sudetenland, where the majority of the population was German.
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Before signing off on this, the Liberal Democrats and the S.N.P. would need to be satisfied with the wording of the government proposal, the government's commitment not to proceed with its Brexit bill and the election date.
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Before signing off on this, the Liberal Democrats and the S.N.P. would need to be satisfied with the wording of the government proposal, the government's commitment not to proceed with its Brexit bill and the election date.
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I'd have really loved to see Microsoft stick an even larger battery in this version to really make it a truly mobile computer, but I think most people will be satisfied with the LTE Pro's battery life.
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Sanders supporters still like Clinton About 21-in-13 say that Sanders shares their values, two-thirds say his positions on issues are about right and 21-in-14 would be satisfied if he were the nominee.
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"Whilst we cannot be satisfied with the overall profitability in the first quarter, the result is as expected and we reiterate our guidance for the year for the Group," said Chief Executive Soren Skou in a statement.
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National Review's Ed Whelan, a prominent figure in the conservative legal movement, derided "Schumer's delusory document demand," arguing that Democrats should be satisfied with the records that the judiciary committee's Republican chairman has already sought to obtain.
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The number of self-identified Democratic primary voters who'd be satisfied with a Biden presidency has been on a steady decline, dropping from a high of 71% last February to 56% in October, according to Insider polling.
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But the percentage of Harris supporters who would be satisfied with Warren as the nominee has increased by a huge margin of 29 percentage points from 49% in mid-February to 78% in Insider's most recent survey.
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He said the airline, which had previously threatened to cancel its order for 187 jets worth $21 billion at list prices, would need to be satisfied with the outcome of negotiations with Boeing before taking the planes.
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At some point in time, the NBA, the players all of them gotta figure out how everyone can be satisfied because we do need the fans and we need the fan support to keep the machine going.
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Trump is making some signs that he's no fan of settlements either, but the right doesn't see his opposition as stiff enough to warrant Netanyahu caving in and therefore is unlikely to be satisfied with small steps.
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" His bottom line: "Our *goal* should be to achieve the most cost-effective and efficient solutions that we know about, but we should also be *satisfied* if we achieved the best solution that was politically feasible today.
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"Unfortunately ... HNA has run into liquidity problems which, combined with the delayed FIRB process, left the conditions precedent unable to be satisfied," Managing Director John McConnell said in a statement, referring to Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board.
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It's conceivable that Trump would be satisfied with a return to that arrangement, except this time around with no promise of a bipartisan deal featuring a path to citizenship as part of the bargain down the road.
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"I'm sure that spectators who are forced to stay home and thus help to positively resolve the situation in the world will be satisfied with our tournament," Parimatch head of eSports Stepan Shulga said in a statement.
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Very, very important because while the industry record shows pipeline-delivered products reaching their destinations safely more than 85033 percent of the time, that we should not be satisfied with anything less than a perfect safety record.
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Whatever the fate of our remaining five couples is, I fear I won't ever be satisfied because I just learned that there were two more engaged couples from the experiment that never made it to our screens.
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Unlike with other polling methods, Insider/Surveymonkey&aposs poll asks intended primary voters which candidates they would be "satisfied" or "unsatisfied" with if they were to become president, rather than asking them to name a single candidate.
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The question is then, is the Democratic party ready to own up to the failures of welfare reform, or will they be satisfied with pointing fingers when the Trump administration takes these policies a step too far?
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"It's sad, but not surprising, that open borders advocates would oppose this progress, but the reality is they will only be satisfied by a system [more] akin to full blown lawlessness than anything else," the official said.
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With "Broadchurch" apparently finished after its current season, our appetite for odd-couple buddy-cop humor will have to be satisfied in the future by the third and final season of "The Tunnel," scheduled for next year.
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Sherman writes that the TV partners would be satisfied by having more playoff inventory and more clinching-game scenarios, as there would be a total of six three-game series before the Division Series in each league.
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Trump has previously insisted he would not be satisfied with a partial deal to resolve his two-year effort to change China's trade, intellectual property and industrial policy practices, which he argues cost millions of U.S. jobs.
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Like every parent, my sister has to choose every day which of her kids' magnificently awful desires will be satisfied, but the challenge presented by Christmas and contemporary consumerism is just too overwhelming for any one person.
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Americans shouldn't be distracted by Republican smoke bombs, but they should also not be satisfied with a truncated inquiry into a question as consequential as whether the president of the United States should be removed from office.
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It showed that while 41% of Democrats aware of him would be satisfied in the event Bloomberg was nominee, essentially unchanged since the February 7 poll, 38% would be unsatisfied, up 7 percentage points over the week.
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The 28-year-old signal caller said it felt great to prove the doubters wrong by claiming the No. 1 seed in the NFC, but said his squad won't be satisfied until they hoist the Lombardi Trophy.
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Quotable: "I don't think the base is going to be satisfied with candidates simply saying, 'I think climate change is happening; I think it's because of humans,'" said an official of a group involved in the poll.
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" On Tuesday, Bolt – who was named Sportsman of the Year – said, "I've done the work that I needed to do in the sport and I feel people really appreciate what I've done … So I'll be satisfied with that.
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"You can't be satisfied with playing 24 minutes a game because it's going to come up and bite you as the season goes along, but I mean they can't all be Picassos either," Wild coach Bruce Boudreau said.
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"We have to be satisfied that the plans they are putting in place will, in fact, do a better job of controlling contamination," Alex Smith, nuclear waste program manager at Washington state's Department of Ecology, told BuzzFeed News.
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SoftBank's stock is up nearly 60% this year and Son said investors were finally enjoying a "fruitful moment" but he won't be satisfied until SoftBank is one of the biggest internet companies in the world by market cap.
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"We would be satisfied that the company, as with many other Korean corporates, is moving in the right direction in addressing decades of inefficient structures, poor governance and weak corporate behavior towards minority shareholders," said Duhra at Henderson.
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"Tom Perez has a lot of nerve to say that we should be satisfied with climate questions and not a debate," Zina Precht-Rodriguez, a 22-year-old activist who works on Sunrise Movement's press team, told Refinery29.
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John Kirby, a State Department spokesman, declined to comment on the case, but said that before deciding to extradite someone, the U.S. government must be satisfied an individual would not be tortured and would receive a fair trial.
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It's all well and good if you're listening to your tunes through a cracking set of headphones, but if you come home and your audio set-up is stuck in the past, you won't be satisfied for long.
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I found that I could be satisfied creatively by experiencing new things and that became working in a wood shop and working with tools, and that evolved into designing storefront windows and styling auctions at Christie's auction house.
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The bank has paid $185 million in government fines, but the lawmakers are increasing the pressure on the individual executives running the bank, making clear they will not be satisfied unless specific people are also held to account.
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Americans with just a high school diploma were less likely to be satisfied with the economy than those with a higher education, according to the Pew data, which saw a 14-percentage point difference between the two groups.
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As these neobanks continue to add customers — who are likely to be satisfied and may ramp up usage thanks to a strong app and robust money management offerings — word of mouth could increase, in turn further accelerating growth.
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Read more: How the INSIDER 2020 Democratic primary tracker worksAs of September 20, around 56% of Democratic primary voters would be satisfied if Biden emerged as the party's nominee and 65% said they believed he could beat Trump.
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With Thyssenkrupp said to be satisfied with the preliminary deal and German unions acknowledging behind the scenes that they cannot stop the merger, sources said the long-running talks should be formalized in the next couple of months.
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The former open with a lovely pencil sketch of the famous Disney castle logo, promising an experience that is hand-crafted and artisan, made to the exact specifications of as many millions of people as can be satisfied.
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Neery fought against notions of ossification — she did not want things to just settle and be satisfied; preserving the old was not about petrification but growth, a point from which the next generation could find inspiration and momentum.
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Bopanna, who joined Bhupathi, Leander Paes and Sania Mirza as the latest Indian grand slam champion when he teamed up with Canadian Gabriela Dabrowski at Roland Garros, said the country should not be satisfied with winning doubles crowns.
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It wouldn't be a Michelin-star restaurant that symbolized his ultimate assimilation into American culture, but the Old Country Buffet, where food was bountiful, where no pangs of hunger could be felt, and every craving could be satisfied.
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"We will not be satisfied with anything less than a science-based pathway which gives us the best possible chance to safeguard the future living conditions for humanity and life on earth as we know it," Thunberg said.
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"We will not be satisfied with anything less than a science-based pathway which gives us the best possible chance to safeguard the future living conditions for humanity and life on Earth as we know it," Greta said.
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"The BOJ will not ease further as long as the upward momentum of inflation is maintained, even though 2 percent inflation will not be satisfied by fiscal 2019," said Hiroshi Ugai, chief economist at JP Morgan Securities Japan.
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The leadership and White House has made the calculation that a bloc of those in the Freedom Caucus would never be satisfied, and any further effort to pull the bill to the right would erode support in the middle.
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Mueller's comments MUELLER REPORT: The nexus element would be satisfied by evidence showing that a grand jury proceeding or criminal prosecution arising from an FBI investigation was objectively foreseeable and actually contemplated by the President when he terminated Comey.
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In his monthly investment outlook, "Populism Takes a Wrong Turn," Gross also said "there is no new Trump bull market in the offing," and that global diversified investors should be "satisfied" with 3 percent to 5 percent annual returns.
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Majorities of potential Democratic voters say they would at least be satisfied with any of the top three becoming the party's nominee, with about 21 in 41 saying they'd be enthusiastic about Biden (2424%), Warren (23.7%) or Sanders (25.8%).
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Given the bad blood that now exists between the two companies it seems unlikely that Qualcomm will be satisfied with a simple software fix, but it will ultimately be up to the Chinese courts to have the final say.
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Among the Democratic primary voters who are extremely interested in the 2374 election, the percent who would be satisfied with Harris as a nominee rises from 61% to 70% and Mayor Pete Buttigieg's support rises from 43% to 50%.
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In 2014, when Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was asked how many women would strike the right balance on the nation's highest court, she replied that she wouldn't be satisfied until all nine seats were filled by women.
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" Facts First: Ocasio-Cortez did not call Americans "garbage"; she said in March that the country has gone so far in the wrong direction that people shouldn't be satisfied with moderate policies that are merely "10% better from garbage.
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But it's not an anti-Clinton electorate: 6-in-10 would be satisfied if Clinton won the nomination and about 55% say her positions on the issues are about right, with 6-in-10 saying she shares their values.
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He said the low-cost airline, which had previously threatened to cancel its order for 187 jets worth $21 billion at list prices, would need to be satisfied with the outcome of negotiations with Boeing before taking the planes.
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Even if these plaintiffs can find their way to an agreement with the government that satisfies their religious objections, there are other employers with different religious beliefs who will not be satisfied, and more lawsuits are sure to follow.
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Since December 20203, Insider has been conducting national polls on a near-weekly basis, asking respondents who plan to vote in their state's Democratic primary or caucus who they would be satisfied with as the party nominee for president.
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In his address at Cooper Union on February 27, 1860, Lincoln correctly emphasized that the demands of the slave owning class in the South were beyond reason and could not be satisfied: The question recurs, what will satisfy them?
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"Under no circumstances will we allow the substantial ownership and effective control to be busted," he said, adding that even if Etihad's stake is raised to 49 percent, the regulator will need to be satisfied that control was local.
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Clinton's lawyers on Friday claimed that Judicial Watch's FOIA request will be satisfied, following the FBI's promise to hand thousands of deleted work emails back to the State Department and the department's pledge to release them to the public.
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Seçkin said it wasn't clear whether Turkey would be satisfied with seizing territory around the Kurdish-held border city of Tal Abyad, for example, and whether the U.S. would apply pressure to Ankara not to extend the operation further.
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The computational requirements for training machines — including many of the 215 billion connected devices expected to be in circulation by 22018 — can't be satisfied by existing processors from Intel and Qualcomm or even by Nvidia's graphics processing units (GPUs).
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Even though Horowitz has been investigating all of this for some time, there was one major indication early on that Barr wouldn't be satisfied with his conclusions — namely, that he had appointed another prosecutor to launch a separate review.
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But as more witnesses come forward to spill more secrets, the more Democrats are nervously eyeing the dwindling congressional calendar and wondering: When should we be satisfied with what we have and bring articles of impeachment to the floor?
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" Friedman said his client, who paid $19,000 to attend a three-day Trump University seminar and receive a year of mentoring, will not be satisfied unless the defendants admit they were wrong and pay triple damages: "She's very angry.
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Of course this redundancy hasn't stopped us from making the Yuletide tales of Dickens, O. Henry and Clement Moore some of the best-known stories of all time, but one would think we might be satisfied with documentary Christmases.
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But Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee are unlikely to be satisfied with a briefing or partial release; it appears likely that Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York and the head of the committee, will issue the subpoena.
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The Fate of the Furious isn't the best Fast & Furious film (it probably lands in the top half of the franchise's eight films), but it's still worth seeing, and fans, especially Furious's loyal Lambo-loving steeds, will be satisfied.
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While Seattle basks in the news, it's not clear the NHL will be satisfied at 32 teams even with the new team providing balance between the Eastern and Western conferences and a natural, cross-border rival for the Vancouver Canucks.
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" Why it matters, per the Dallas Morning News: Trump "moved the goalpost on Tuesday by suggesting that he would be satisfied with funding to renovate existing barrier — not just add barrier to parts of the border that aren't already fenced.
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"Even if we gave him everything he wanted - and there is no way we would ever do that - who can say whether he'd be satisfied?" said one source, who declined to be identified given the extreme sensitivity of the situation.
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I think if Hujar could get a glimpse of where he is in the scheme of things right now, he would be satisfied because his reputation has arrived on its own terms, and everything had to be on his terms.
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Among those who are likely to vote in the Democratic primary or caucus in their state, 216% said they would be satisfied if former Vice President Joe Biden were the nominee, followed by 22019% who said the same of Sen.
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"This is me just speaking now as a fan: when I read the script I thought oh, I suspect people are going to be satisfied by this," Goddard said, admitting he was initially against wrapping the show in its fourth season.
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If you look at even like unemployment numbers, job satisfaction with blacks, Hispanics and women, they&aposre at a record, you know, low in terms of them being able to be satisfied with the party, with the president, and having jobs.
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It's clause 41 of the draft bill that sets out that before intercept material is shared with an overseas authority the issuing authority sharing the material must be satisfied that they've got appropriate handling arrangements in place to protect the material.
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At that point I can be satisfied that I've expended enough energy to consume one Big Mac's worth of calories more than my body requires to tick over, heal and digest food, without adding heft to my burgeoning dad bod.
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So that information, that want to, that desire to say, 'I want to know how Jack died,' well, you're just going to have to wait and be patient," he said, and added, "Because when the answers come, you'll be satisfied.
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Though industry critics have pushed for the commission to apply its strictest rules only to sensitive data and to follow the FTC's lead, it was not immediately clear whether they would be satisfied with the details of the commission's new approach.
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Though PAR and Altimeter did not claim the total number of board seats that they had sought, they appeared to be satisfied with the change in United's directors and in the additional airline experience that many of those new directors bring.
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Flake said he wasn't asking for a guarantee his measure would pass but did make clear he would not be satisfied -- and would not lift his holds -- if it were defeated on a procedural vote, such as a motion to table.
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In San Juan, she told reporters that she is "happy" about how hard everyone is working but said that "there's much, much more work to do and we will never be satisfied" until people are safe and schools are open.
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Their position — and refusal to commit to Judge Kavanaugh without more investigation — meant Mr. McConnell had to readjust his plans while warning that Democrats would not be satisfied with any inquiry and would use the added time to raise new objections.
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Sandler said she provides an objective space for clients to question their own motivation for surgery: Will they be satisfied after surgery or is it a case of body dysmorphic disorder, an obsession over physical flaws that are often imaginary?
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" The president's most fierce critics are unlikely to be satisfied by Dr. Jackson's pronouncements, but even top aides to former President Barack Obama were quick to praise Dr. Jackson, who also served as the White House physician to Mr. Obama. "Dr.
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Abraham Diskin, professor emeritus of political science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, said the police recommendations were unlikely to change many minds: Mr. Netanyahu's detractors would be satisfied, while his supporters would see further proof that he is being persecuted.
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Their complaints appeared to be satisfied in January 2016, when after years of negotiations Mr. Netanyahu's government approved a compromise that would create an improved egalitarian prayer space, along with a joint entrance to all the Western Wall prayer areas.
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They contend that the Victorian Court of Appeal majority verdict erred by shifting the onus of proof to the defense, and incorrectly concluded it was open to the trial jury to be satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that Pell was guilty.
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Still, officials at Los Angeles County registrar's office say they are confident that people will show up to vote between the February 22 and March 3 period and that they will be satisfied with the new modernized way of voting.
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The group's senior counsel, Clarke Forsythe, insisted that the issue is not about personhood, but also said his group would not be satisfied if laws mandate that fetal remains were dealt with as medical waste rather than buried or cremated.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Monday sounded an optimistic note about this week's negotiations with China to end the trade war between the two global economic super powers, adding that he would not be satisfied with a partial deal.
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Thus, the largest land creatures on earth, which are thought by some to mourn the deaths of other elephants, were being killed by the tens of thousands every year for whatever human vanities could be satisfied by trinkets and baubles.
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Congress cannot be satisfied that impeachable offenses were not committed when Mr. Mueller's investigative mandate did not cover many impeachable offenses, and when his report does not provide detailed information and answers to the few offenses that are within his mandate.
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