Kibblesmith: It's incredible to put something out there, hoping for the best case scenario, and now people are sending us pictures of the best case scenario, every day.
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It's the kind of virus that would be extremely difficult to contain even in a best-case scenario, and the world is hardly in a best-case scenario now.
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Of course, all of this is best case scenario speculation.
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An unprecedented special Operational Arrangement is the best case scenario.
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" But remember, he writes, "this is our best case scenario.
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"Best case scenario is you've got a cheap tattoo," Rokhsar says.
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And with a breakup, that sounds like the best-case scenario.
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In a best-case scenario, nuclear power could be even cheaper.
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Here is what this looks like in the best-case scenario.
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In short, the markets are hoping for a best-case scenario.
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Again, this represents something of a best-case scenario for Democrats.
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By recusing himself, Sessions guaranteed the best case scenario for Trump.
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Best-case scenario, it's probably second and third with one out.
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Wellerstein: Best-case scenario is that it rains out very quickly.
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But this is the best-case scenario and not particularly likely.
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Best case scenario: You get a nice check in the mail.
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There's a possibility that 2018 is the new best case scenario.
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" Key quote: "Best-case scenario, you get your credit card stolen.
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The bottom of the ninth was the Indians' best case scenario.
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The thing is, the Thunder are a rare, best-case scenario.
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That prediction is a best-case scenario, not without its caveats.
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And the company easily hit its best-case scenario for revenue.
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It was a great conversation, and that's your best-case scenario.
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Many Germans dismiss him as a joke, their best-case scenario.
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That's a best-case scenario if the US does things right.
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The Fiscal Bureau analysis was based on a best-case scenario.
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Best case scenario: Trump was unaware of the cartoonist's controversial past.
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Even best-case scenario, it would seem five, six, seven days.
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Jones, a former federal prosecutor, is the party's best-case scenario.
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Because it seems like, best case scenario, a very difficult job.
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Next, imagine the best-case scenario to generate that contradictory data.
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And that's the best-case scenario, with drastic reductions in carbon emissions.
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JF: What is the worst case scenario versus the best case scenario?
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What was the best-case scenario for Yahoo when you took over?
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Chinese experts also sound alike when explaining their own best-case scenario.
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"In an ideal world that would be best-case scenario," Martino said.
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Even if it doesn't fit under manager John Farrell's best-case scenario.
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Best case scenario, it can be one of those records for someone.
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And when it does, people get delayed in the best-case scenario.
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"The best case scenario is a four-day-old fish," he explained.
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Recovery is expected to be slow—and that's the best case scenario.
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For Democrats, the best-case scenario is similar to how Democratic Sen.
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Peck's estimate of 1.1 million fewer enrollments is a best-case scenario.
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I visualized the best-case scenario, in which they waved us onward.
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This is the best-case scenario as a full-service sex worker.
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Even in a best-case scenario, advocates concluded, they'd miss 25,25 DREAMers.
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If there was a best case scenario for Biden, this was it.
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How good would it be if the best-case scenario came true?
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Stocks either drop or, in a best case scenario, stop going up.
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But Cramer argued that the best-case scenario was far more likely.
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Unfortunately for New York, this assessment represents an absolute best-case scenario.
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But that one meter of sea rise is a best-case scenario.
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As Scott points out, this is the best-case scenario for Democrats.
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Best-case scenario, you're the only one in the area with smart lightbulbs.
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That would be my best-case scenario, but that's not how things work.
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"We attach a low likelihood of the 2018 'best case scenario' being achieved."
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The 1Gbps spec is the theoretical best-case scenario, but it's impressive nonetheless.
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"Best-case scenario, you get your credit card stolen," Baney told BuzzFeed News.
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Best case scenario: you end up pulling it off and look moderately cool.
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In the best-case scenario, renewal rights to a franchise will be perpetual.
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Best-case scenario: How about a smallish deal to come back to Washington?
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Best-case scenario, it would bring more young, healthy people into the marketplace.
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For golf, the best-case scenario might be to try and emulate tennis.
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The best-case scenario is that your belly button will start to smell.
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Analyst Abhey Lamba said the best-case scenario is priced into the shares.
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Best-case scenario, the show is just a show that makes people aware.
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She said in the best case scenario, AI will augment, not replace, creators.
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In a best-case scenario, Trump supporters will pocket few of these spoils.
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If Trump is the party's nominee, the best-case scenario — the best case!
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In the best-case scenario, what do you think happens after the awakening?
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Best case scenario: Authorities are doing a better job of pin-pointing victims.
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"The best case scenario is a stabilized market for shitty insurance," Gruber said.
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Under the best-case scenario, none of those things is on the table.
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Problem is ... best-case scenario for Coachella now is a delay until October.
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"It's definitely the best-case scenario versus the worst-case scenario," she said.
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The best-case-scenario date for the reopening of the Wortham: May 15.
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Give me the best-case scenario, and give me your worst-case scenario.
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In some ways, what happened next was the best-case scenario for Weintraub.
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Basically, they find that the JCT's estimate is an optimistic best-case scenario.
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In the best-case scenario, the United Nations observers in Aleppo may find out.
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"As a company you want to think about the best case scenario," Seltzer said.
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The best case scenario is that journalists become part of a billionaire's patronage network.
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That seems like the best case scenario answer for StarCraft/Game of Thrones fans.
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Best case scenario, the process takes a few months, and can stretch for years.
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Ultimately, getting that gyro up and running would be the best-case scenario here.
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Who doesn't want to win, to pass, to aim for the best case scenario?
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If you're the employee making the suggestion, best case scenario, your boss ignores you.
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Best case scenario you've encouraged corruption and left the locals to deal with it.
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D.C. had 17.8 inches of snow: best-case scenario for forming the perfect snowball.
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A bunch of dominoes fell that really produced the best-case scenario for him.
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Best-case scenario, the Supreme Court rules that the system is not a tax.
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Everyone on the street thinks she is peculiar, and that's the best-case scenario.
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But even under the best-case scenario, it will be a multi-year process.
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A reconciliation is the best-case scenario, but there is no shortage of disputes.
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In a best case scenario, Apple could release the iPhone during the holiday season.
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In the very best-case scenario, many people will die because of the coronavirus.
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Today I am simply ignored completely, which honestly is probably the best-case scenario.
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"This is better than the best case scenario," Sessa said in a telephone interview.
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That's the best-case scenario, Volkow told POLITICO in a wide-ranging interview Tuesday.
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"If you can't find one at all, that's the best case scenario," says Mimms.
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Papadopoulos said the best-case scenario would be two to three years from now.
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The best-case scenario for cannabis would be a total blue wave, Azer said.
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Seemingly every spot on the Arizona roster is filled by a best-case scenario.
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"Let's just say, best case scenario you do find evidence [against Seth]," says Rosa.
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Best-case scenario: Google can't say something in public it has to regret later.
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"The best-case scenario is no pain and 10-20 percent functionality," he said.
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Best-case scenario: The sides reach some sort of an agreement, and it ends.
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In the best-case scenario, it becomes a real challenger to the status quo.
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The best-case scenario this year is probably for that number to stay the same.
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If you subscribe to these fears, the best-case scenario is that "everybody else," a.k.a.
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Best case scenario, it might hurt like crazy, but he might be able to play.
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Film has a stability that a play lacks — it's idealized, perfectible, a best-case scenario.
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In the best-case scenario, you'd get a genuine recycled part harvested from an iPhone.
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Best-case scenario, he figured it would eradicate the game world to stop the trolls.
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Best-case scenario, this is fucking awesome, and we'll stay at Medium for 21600 years.
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Best-case scenario, this wipes out most of the East Coast of the United States.
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"The best-case scenario is we actually see a planet in a gap," said Fung.
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The best case scenario is he's just too scared to lose the support of racists.
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In the best-case scenario, your employer messed up your address or misspelled your name.
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It's the best case scenario without the additional 24D touch layer, but it's not ideal.
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His best-case scenario is a stock-market gain of no more than 10 percent.
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What's the best case scenario out of that, as far as what gets brought back?
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Best case scenario, what do you envision Detroit being like in five or 10 years?
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The injuries were not horrific ... we're told best case scenario the case is worth $50k.
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It turns out the real world is not that close to that best-case scenario.
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We could see that, in a best-case scenario, we could start building the universe.
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The best-case scenario is a weed industry modeled on the beer or wine industry.
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What do you see that we can learn from this, in a best-case scenario?
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In Wilson's best-case scenario, the outbreak will be contained by the end of March.
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But that was a best-case scenario, assuming that all the wheat could be harvested.
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"Best-case scenario, these letters from people like me are that second door," she added.
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In the best case scenario, this would mean someone making a positive assumption about me.
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Twitter: The best-case scenario for Dorsey is a very long day on Capitol Hill.
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This comparison is an absolute best-case scenario but also within the realm of possibility.
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Both heads of state concede that the June 220006 dialogue marks the beginning of "a process," meaning that even a best-case scenario will not see the scrapping of Kim's nuclear stockpile overnight — and a best-case scenario is not the most likely outcome.
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I pushed Huber to sketch out the most fantastical, best-case scenario for an alternative vision.
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To simplify things, I'll give Trump the benefit of the doubt with a best-case scenario.
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What is your worst-case scenario, and what is your vision for the best-case scenario?
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Best-case scenario, that roughly translates to half a billion dollars a year for 20 launches.
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Two strokes later, he holed out for the absolute best-case scenario of a mere bogey.
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Best case scenario, you'll actually feel like you're sipping on caipirinhas and living your best life.
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In the best-case scenario, that incremental improvement translates to carbon emissions reductions of 33 percent.
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Still, even in the best case scenario, it'll be months before the food crisis is over.
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" Responding to a fan, she said "honestly, this is my best case scenario for real life.
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In the best case scenario, you're going to keep your fridge for at least a decade.
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Even in the best-case scenario, Senate Republicans would employ the filibuster to block the administration.
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The best case scenario is for Grindelwald to be swiftly eaten by a swarm of Nifflers.
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Either way, the best case scenario is a continuation of a lack a Justice Department action.
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In the best case scenario, rebuilding would take months or years, and enormous amounts of money.
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This kind of looks like the best-case scenario for tech companies, but maybe not 24.
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Under the best-case scenario, they would together secure a majority in the 350-seat parliament.
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And unfortunately, we know that is a best case scenario when it comes to industry sexism.
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In the best-case scenario, two-thirds of people successfully complete their term of supervised release.
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He said the best case scenario was that money spent preparing for Brexit would be "wasted".
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You conclude that the best-case scenario from here is to reform and save the euro.
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The best case scenario for me is that somebody discovers it and loves it in 22017.
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However, even in the best case scenario, half of vehicles will wait at least eight hours.
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"I think a Japan outcome in many ways would be a best-case scenario for China."
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"This was really a best-case scenario, from a track perspective, for a storm this strong."
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In the best-case scenario, Mr. Mnangagwa will shepherd the country safely to next year's elections.
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In a best-case scenario, Trump is not going to accomplish anything with his public display.
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Even in the best-case scenario, it will take years for the city to close Rikers.
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With spirits so high, some Democrats will be tempted to indulge in best-case-scenario thinking.
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The best case scenario would be that doctors stopped the bleeding and performed an emergency hysterectomy.
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In a best-case scenario, his wild North Korean threats are just a bad-cop show.
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So in a best-case scenario, remdesivir may show it helps patients recover from COVID-19.
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With the best case scenario seeing mortality at 0.5-1%, the statement caused some to panic.
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The chance for a best-case scenario of containment has already come and gone, he said.
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In that best-case scenario, EBITDA this year would be $391 million, or 11% of revenue.
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For many immigrants, the best-case scenario is that their children will never really understand them.
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And a Supreme Court with seven solid conservatives — Republicans' best-case scenario — could overturn Roe v.
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Best-case scenario, the guy ponies up, and Penny adds a neat sum to her nest egg.
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Best-case scenario for the United States: Nothing at all, since China wasn't involved in the TPP.
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In the best case scenario, you'll discover something new that you love and can grow the business.
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"Under the best-case scenario, the armed forces will leave, and everything will continue normally," he said.
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Part of that is because envisioning the best-case scenario is easy — it looks just like now!
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Best case scenario, Father's Day sex is something that you and your partner both want to do.
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The strategy has served as a best case scenario for transitioning from Disney tween to graceful megastar.
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But when it comes to smartwatches, the OLED TV analogy is their rose-tinted, best-case scenario.
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The governor's office and SoCalGas were quick to caution that Crowfoot's estimate is a best-case scenario.
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In the best case scenario, she thinks the stock could climb as high as $2,509, Cramer said.
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So even the best-case scenario is a distraction at the very top of the White House.
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In the best case scenario, the Wave will revolutionize the way people interact with computers in music.
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Even in the best-case scenario, Burberry's share price will increase by just 13 percent, Bernstein reckons.
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Killing a suspect, in the "best-case" scenario, will award you zero points at the mission's end.
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If they made a movie about my life, best case scenario I'd be played by Jim Belushi.
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So, worse-case scenario, it's a declaration of war; best-case scenario, it reads, 'Donald, It's me.
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In a best-case scenario, this deal isn't expected to close until the middle of next year.
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On CNN, Mr. Sanders alluded to his best-case scenario: Winning enough pledged delegates to stop Mrs.
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In the best-case scenario, they're a wacko version of the Lillard–McCollum backcourt up in Portland.
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In the best-case scenario, houses could be built and people relocated within two years, he said.
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Best case scenario: a very dynamic and powerful shift around your profession may arrive, so that's exciting!
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"Best case scenario, I get it and it gives me, like, really bad respiratory problems," Hodge said.
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The best-case scenario: It is an extremely deep but short recession, maybe a quarter or two.
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He predicted that the best-case scenario was that Mr. Trump and Mr. Xi would restart negotiations.
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And that seems to be the best case scenario, as others experience trouble even getting that far.
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Even in the very best-case scenario, these are not plans designed to help the middle class.
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In the best-case scenario, proponents say, coin offerings are far more democratic than what came before.
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You also won't be going back to school maybe not until September, an increasingly best-case scenario.
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Lawmakers at this point are thinking the best-case scenario is by the middle of next week.
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In the best case scenario, the virus is quickly contained and the global economy suffers a hiccup.
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He said the best case scenario was that the money spent preparing for Brexit would be "wasted".
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In the best case scenario, an unpopular president receives a huge political win in a reelection year.
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In the best case scenario, an unwitting customer sinks thousands of dollars into an unproven cosmetic procedure.
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Here's the best-case scenario: Malcolm Brogdon deciding Fultz is a threat in the weak-side corner.
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In the best-case scenario, you or your spouse are still working and able to access health insurance.
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He would have been facing years of legal challenges and, best-case scenario, he would have been acquitted.
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At this point, the best case scenario sees the extraction of the melted nuclear fuel starting in 2021.
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He said a best-case scenario would see the Taliban realize it cannot win, leading to peace negotiations.
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Best case scenario: You gain so much momentum that the government's science advisors recommend your project for funding.
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Best-case scenario, you wake up a little bit horny and find your partner also wants morning sex.
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This is the best-case scenario for the stock market, which responds positively to a less aggressive Fed.
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In a best-case scenario, I could see Ataribox becoming a bit player in the home console market.
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Best case scenario, a patient goes to one preventative care visit a year and the story ends there.
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He would have been facing years of legal challenges, and best-case scenario he would have been acquitted.
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In the best-case scenario, you go on a first date with someone, and you hit it off.
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Your best case scenario is your employer saying 'what do I need to do to keep you here?
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Best-case scenario: You&aposll end up building your dream home and increasing the value of the property.
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In a best case scenario, Alcor's response team begins the cryopreservation process within seconds after death is declared.
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Normal regional airline operations will likely not resume until Wednesday or Thursday, even under the best-case scenario.
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Separate accounts for every entity that is responsible for its own support is probably your best-case scenario.
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It's worth noting that the conclusion of Big Little Lies imagines the best case scenario for contemporary America.
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In a best-case scenario, it's the Pono — Neil Young's attempt at a dedicated media player for audiophiles.
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" He added: "Best-case scenario if they do fix it, the company will be valued at $4 billion.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's best-case scenario for a U.S. trade deal looks worse by the minute.
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" He added: "Best-case scenario – if they do fix it, the company will be valued at $4 billion.
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"Best case scenario is for him to step aside which seems unlikely," said a veteran Republican Senate operative.
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In the best case scenario, everybody who deals with a lot of emails will want to use Front.
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"Working together with friends on the beach is always a best-case scenario," Ewers said of the shoot.
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The best-case scenario would be putting infrastructure in place so these kinds of abuses don't happen again.
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Baribeau: The best case scenario is quote-unquote "the partial deal," which is not the deal at all.
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The last option, according to Charlene Chu, a partner at Autonomous Research, would be a best-case scenario.
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The best-case scenario is that we win the presidency and the Senate and we keep the House.
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"As a best-case scenario, they are a supplement to other research a consumer does digitally," she said.
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"Even in the best-case scenario, we could get here in four to five minutes," Sheriff Lenhart said.
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And then there's what Mr. Ezon calls the "best-case scenario": rentable stand-alone villas at luxury hotels.
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The GOP's absolute best-case scenario is an excruciatingly boring hearing with few fireworks for the nightly news.
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Blue Apron might not become profitable even in Cerankosky's model of a best-case scenario for the company.
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Her college debt plan would likely get a major rewrite from fellow Democrats, in a best case scenario.
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In the best-case scenario, these die-hards are future customers; in the worst, they are future confederates.
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Ultimately, when it comes to secrets, imagining a best-case scenario and a worst-case scenario is imperative.
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"Even under best case scenario, Trump's tariffs would strip us of at least 3.5 million jobs," the Chamber tweeted.
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But that was a best-case scenario and several other coalitions, either left- or right-led, are also possible.
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Adi: My best-case scenario is that they go radically different: a spinoff from the perspective of the Alliance.
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Its C.E.O., Doug Parker, said Boeing's prediction that the planes would fly by December was a best-case scenario.
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In the best case scenario, a husband takes care of [the] kids, otherwise they are sent to the orphanage.
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For Jim Cramer, this is the best-case scenario for an investor that owns a speculative biotech like Sarepta.
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In the best-case scenario, a vaccine or treatment will be developed for the disease, but there's no guarantee.
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From here, perhaps working-level meetings can try to salvage diplomacy, and that would be the best-case scenario.
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The best-case scenario would position them to change local laws such as those concerning the legality of marijuana.
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"I feel like the market is pricing in a best-case scenario on both of these things," Frederick said.
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In the best case scenario, there will be at the very least a criminal investigation of President-elect Clinton.
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The best-case scenario for Democrats might be that they improve their popular vote margin by a half-point.
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It could grow in the coming years, but a best-case scenario would be electric cycles taking up 5%.
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Pichai demonstrated the best-case scenario – being well-prepared, but also managing a dynamic situation with respect and candor.
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The best case scenario for Baidu after the probe would have been a cash penalty, analysts wrote last week.
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But even in the best-case scenario, the shots expire every year or so, making it an annual expense.
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The result would either be lunacy or (best-case scenario!) merely the corruption and extremism of the Bush years.
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In a 'best case scenario', it says it's aiming to have the audit system up and running this year.
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From their perspective, a globally harmonized carbon tax that replaces all other regulations is absolutely the best-case scenario.
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Best case scenario, these bands are entry points for young kids hoping to dive deeper into Indonesia indie scene.
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In the best case scenario, a business can emerge healthier and continue to serve the economy and their employees.
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Asked what the best-case scenario might be for farmers during the current pandemic, Thompson was at a loss.
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Best case scenario is that they do nothing but the minimum housekeeping measures necessary to keep the government open.
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Even the best-case scenario by Platts calls for a drop of 900,000 barrels in oil demand for February.
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"In the best-case scenario, saving someone's life with naloxone gives them a chance to get treatment," she said.
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Jones's best-case scenario appears to be a rematch with Moore, who is seeking the Senate seat once again.
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If she was wrong, the best case scenario was that NASA wouldn't have known where to pick him up.
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While $73 a month may not sound like a lot to some, this is just a best-case scenario.
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Best case scenario, you get to know each other fast and learn whether or not you're a good match.
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The best-case scenario with this approach is that you make a wonderful new food discovery, as I did.
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"In a best-case scenario, the epidemic is contained and production resumes by the end of March," Li added.
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When I asked people in Logan what the best-case scenario for their lives was, they had no answer.
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That's the best-case scenario after nearly a decade of rampant asset price inflation generated by experimental monetary policies.
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The company also argues that the best-case scenario for using these earbuds is running, as implied by the name.
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In the best-case scenario, the spacecraft might be able to determine if the small moon's ocean could be habitable.
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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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The best-case scenario is that we make it through the midterms relatively unscathed and there are no new attacks.
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"I was told that my best-case scenario would likely consist of writing my memoir and then disappearing," Knox said.
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When I ask for a best-case scenario for founding Otra Nation, Sinclair outlines a complex but surprisingly compact roadmap.
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Quibi, in a best-case scenario, is hoping to reach up to 70 million subscribers in five years, per Digiday.
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Best-case scenario: You meet Elon Musk and he agrees that you can be the first person to colonize Mars.
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Even this "best-case" scenario will cause a slowdown in investment and weigh on consumer and market confidence, he said.
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In the world's fiction, Orwell is constructed this way to be the best case scenario ethically for invading people's privacy.
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Best-case scenario: Pacioretty creates a fake controversy involving his wife creating dummy Twitter accounts that mock Marc Bergevin's suits.
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In a best-case scenario, DACA recipients will be in as much danger of deportation as they were before DACA.
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HAHN: -- because the best-case scenario for him is that the republicans have a smaller majority than they have now.
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"I was told that my best-case scenario would likely consist of writing my memoir and then disappearing," Knox says.
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As I mentioned, the best-case scenario for the CPP was a 32 percent reduction from 2005 levels by 2030.
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The best-case scenario, in terms of causing delays for SpaceX, would be that someone mishandled the ground systems equipment.
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But heading into Tuesday's Nevada Republican caucuses, Rubio's best case scenario is a second place finish to Donald Trump. Again.
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Best case scenario: April delivers a healthy baby hopefully in like five minutes because then we can all go home.
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In the best-case scenario, maybe it'll be a gateway software that inspire kids to pursue 3D modeling and animating.
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It's important to keep in mind that Newmont is a best case scenario—where things are done by the book.
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Which is to say, while potentially astonishing, even the best case scenario seems like a long-shot for our lifetime.
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Rodriguez is eligible to come off the disabled list Thursday, but Girardi said Saturday is probably the best-case scenario.
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For China, the best-case scenario would be that a distracted White House simply loses interest in the trade war.
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She's also raking in Republican donations because they see her as their best-case scenario for such a liberal seat.
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Under Trump's proposal, more for-profit companies getting involved in building public roads would probably be the best-case scenario.
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In the best case scenario, the bill could pass through both chambers but President Trump would certainly veto the legislation.
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But it's not always the best case scenario, and in those situations, a performer's detective work is even more important.
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Last night, the best case scenario for the group was touted: a cut of 1.5 million bpd through year-end.
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This is the best case scenario, where Socialist members end up approving the final deal between their party and Merkel's.
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In a best-case scenario, oil demand will tumble by 1.5 million barrels per day in February, according to Platts.
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In other words, the best-case scenario is when each person has their own circle, but the two also overlap.
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And, of course, tens of thousands of people are likely to die before even a best-case scenario kicks in.
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In the Democrats' best case scenario, they need to win every other close race and then one of these four.
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This is the best-case scenario, and essentially what happened with the SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) outbreak in 21.
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Instead, the episodes comes off as a flimsy best case scenario in a deeply terrible and unsettling series of events.
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And sometimes, the best-case scenario looks like instructing your friends not to tell you secrets in the first place.
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"Restarting negotiations would be a best-case scenario," Pence's chief of staff, Marc Short, told reporters at the White House.
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But that doesn't mean Chicago's October play can't give us some insight into what its best-case scenario looks like.
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Best case scenario for Democrats, experts say, is that Republicans lose their veto-proof majorities — and even that's not a guarantee.
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In the best-case scenario, we avoid sinking into the abyss and, as a society, scratch ourselves back to square one.
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But even in the best-case scenario, the quality of the dresses and the rate of their production will vary wildly.
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In a best case scenario, this platform could allow people report crimes they'd otherwise be afraid to call the police about.
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That's always the best-case scenario, where the government does research, there's a university attached to it, and there's commercial interests.
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"Best-case scenario is that we come to an agreement on something that we can get this aid moving," he said.
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Once the restrictions are lifted, Gerstenmayer expects supply chains within China to stabilise within two weeks in a best case scenario.
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Their best-case scenario was to find another patron willing to fund Thud in the same aimless way that Musk had.
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That the conclusion of a decade's worth of disinterest should result in a deeply wanted baby is the best-case scenario.
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But, best case scenario, a period of cold medicine abstinence ends with the realization that you're sick with the office bug.
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Reuters reported on Wednesday that Boeing will not conduct a certification test flight until July 8, under a best-case scenario.
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It's important to remember that's a best case scenario, and any number of unforeseen manufacturing problems could delay the PowerWatch's arrival.
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But usually, they only last somewhere between a few minutes (best-case scenario) and a day or two (worst-case scenario).
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Still, recall that taxpayers also helped build Wembley, so even a best case scenario for the Olympic Stadium's schedule hurts taxpayers.
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Don't look at your best case scenario, because that is wonderful; everything is great if you look at your best case.
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It was like, "This isn't getting made anyway," so best-case scenario, it's a writing sample for [the HBO series] Looking.
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But in the best case scenario, he warned, it will take many months longer to get a vaccine into widespread use.
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The finishing armbar sequence over Kyoji Horiguchi looks like a best-case-scenario jiu-jitsu drill sped up to double time.
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In the best case scenario, this awakening will be followed by decisive action carried out by civilians and government officials alike.
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Cramer always loves a good value-creating breakup, and the Baxalta spinoff turned out to be the best case scenario possible.
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Beyond that, it's hard to even know what qualifies as a best-case scenario for Memphis over these next six months.
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"In the best-case scenario, they are taking all these people and trying to put them through a sifter," he said.
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This stalemate is bad news and makes either no deal or a best-case-scenario bad deal the most likely outcome.
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"Even in the best case scenario with leukemia, 80 percent respond, and two thirds of those are doing well," he said.
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"Durability looks good and this data is close to the best case scenario," Cowen analyst Yaron Werber said in a note.
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While both sides are pitching this as a win, this is certainly a best-case scenario for Uber given the circumstances.
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In the best case scenario, Rosenfeld would have to deal with a lifetime of incessant pain and heavy doses of painkillers.
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In a best-case scenario, the pandemic settles down over the summer and the country holds a relatively normal November election.
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In a best-case scenario, Disney uses that one to deliver its super-valuable content to consumers who care about it.
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Or she knew and was involved, or, best case scenario, didn't do anything to intervene or voiced concerns and was overruled.
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Being healthy and stuck at home right now is a best-case scenario — but that doesn't mean cabin fever isn't real.
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Being healthy and stuck at home is a best-case scenario right now — but that doesn't mean cabin fever isn't real.
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Here's a real-world example: Under the best-case scenario, Vancouver's sea levels are likely to surge an awful 20 inches.
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For Stuart Harris, vice president of the Border Patrol Union, eliminating the polygraph test altogether would be the best-case scenario.
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Biden's best-case scenario involves a sweep in the South, where voters in Alabama, Arkansas and Tennessee will be casting ballots.
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Even in Tran's best-case scenario, US crude rises to only roughly $50 a barrel by the end of the year.
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As I wrote yesterday, actuaries for California's individual marketplace have estimated 400,000 people will be hospitalized in a best-case scenario.
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Taken together, it's clear that the best-case scenario is that the new president dislikes a deal he also doesn't understand.
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A lot of North Koreans pointing guns at their counterparts across the border is the best-case scenario at this phase.
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So given that Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss are returning, the best-case scenario is likely a visually incredible mindfuck.
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" Levin said the "best case scenario" at this point is one where things go "reasonably well from a public health standpoint.
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"Whenever the models come in, they give a worst-case scenario and a best-case scenario," Fauci told CNN's Jake Tapper.
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"It's really a best-case scenario," said Michelle Meyer, deputy head of United States economics at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Yang is out and Klobuchar has no realistic shot, so I'm down to my best case scenario: a Bloomberg/Buttigieg ticket.
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Instead, this dispute seems headed for the courts where, even in the best-case scenario, it will take months to resolve.
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DACA recipients will, in their best case scenario, live the coming year on tenterhooks awaiting higher court decisions on their fate.
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Papadopoulos told CNBC the best-case scenario for a treatment available to patients would be two to three years from now.
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In the best-case scenario, the case might then be before the European Court of Justice before the summer, Maugham said.
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" He continued: "In the best case scenario, there will be at the very least a criminal investigation of President-elect Clinton.
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"The best-case scenario is six months back to playing competitive tennis," said Dr. Levitz, who has not treated Mattek-Sands.
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But in the cybersecurity world, experts believe the best-case scenario is to share security flaws so companies can protect consumers.
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Even setting aside all the plausible economic arguments against the minimum wage, under the best case scenario, what does it really achieve?
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"I think the best case scenario would be the same for everyone: to win the gold, silver and bronze medals," Pak said.
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Even the best-case scenario shows that nearly half of humanity will be exposed regularly to deadly heat by the year 2100.
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In the best-case scenario, a limited agreement creates some goodwill to address these issues later and stabilises the deteriorating bilateral relationship.
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Sajjan said that, in the best-case scenario, the liberation of Mosul happens quickly, but more coalition resources could ultimately be needed.
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Whether the US lands on the worst- or best-case scenario — or something in between — depends how America reacts to the epidemic.
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If we lose nondiscrimination protections enshrined in the Affordable Care Act, my situation could soon seem like an unachievable, best case scenario.
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The firm's most recent best-case scenario is $15,000 per share by the end of 2024, while the bear case is $1,303.
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"The best-case scenario would be if we didn't need to have safe spaces, if public spaces were somewhere we were accepted."
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In the very best-case scenario of an ultra-reliable biometrically locked gun, you've produced a product that the target audience — i.e.
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In a best case scenario losses might be limited to some cheap toiletries, a book or an easily replaceable piece of clothing.
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That's the best case scenario — because that film was really well done — but it's still a situation where hype drove creative decisions.
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In the best-case scenario, a limited agreement creates some goodwill to address these issues later and stabilizes the deteriorating bilateral relationship.
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As a Louis C.K. routine about marriage put it, best -case scenario, you watch your best friend die and you're left alone.
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Best-case scenario, this will be a great day for looking at things clearly, being focused on your goals, and getting organized.
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Christmas means fighting with your family about what to watch after a day of incessant eating and unwrapping presents (best case scenario).
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In the best-case scenario, the script is built atop a rock-solid story, but not all movies are best-case scenarios.
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I've not punched a whole heap of people in the ass, but that would have to be the absolute best-case scenario.
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I couldn't even get around to worrying about the worst-case scenario, because I was so worried about their best-case scenario.
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In the best-case scenario, the cost of climate change would still be more than $100 billion in 2015 dollars each year.
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Because, I mean, that was — if they made a movie about my life, best case scenario, I'd be played by Jim Belushi.
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Also, when you came to the Media Lab, you were the best-case scenario for anyone who works on publicizing this place.
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" A city takeover of the subway was worth discussing, Mr. Phillips said, but "in best-case scenario would take years to achieve.
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"Best-case scenario, this would be a strong message that this red line has been crossed," she said in a phone interview.
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In the best-case scenario, in which the crew member was successfully and swiftly treated, we'd lose four days of the expedition.
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Two successful global IPOs of tech companies from Africa would and could become the best-case scenario for the continent's startup scene.
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In the best-case scenario, she would have swept two of her best events, or at least earned a medal in both.
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In this case, if you were in charge or advising the president how to proceed, what would be the best-case scenario?
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"Your best-case scenario is that a letter asking the tenant to clear his or her home prompts action," Mr. Schneider said.
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The best-case scenario in this complaint process would be a harshly worded condemnation of the U.S., not that anyone will care.
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"Even our 'best-case scenario' means we're going to be seeing more with demanding health problems," one doctor said in the report.
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No one wants to be stung by a bee or wasp — even in the best case scenario, it's a pretty unpleasant experience.
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KN: And now, Deputy World Editor Hayes Brown plays out the best possible timeline for Trump's more questionable decisions in Best Case Scenario.
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Meaning, you can't take the worst- or best-case-scenario version of each sign, and expect those extremes from every person you meet.
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Our best-case scenario is basically one in which we lose the equivalent of 25 Holocausts — and that's just from air pollution alone.
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Best-case scenario, some drama will stir up and propel you even further into the spotlight, but be careful around your frenemies, Aries.
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They detail what spousal support will look like, and they ensure that both parties, in the best case scenario, don't end up destitute.
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Best-case scenario: After realizing his mistake, his agent tells him the Vegas offer is still on the table and he signs it.
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In fact, according to Chukumba, the best case scenario for Amazon's China business, would be for single-digit-percentage gains in market share.
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The best case scenario is that they are all protecting a girl that has been tormented by A over the years as well.
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In a best-case scenario, collective global emissions are limited to less than 2 degrees Celsius in accordance with the Paris climate accord.
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"Best-case scenario for someone like Heller is that [the House bill] simply doesn't get to him," the Western GOP political consultant noted.
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Even in the best case scenario, in which greenhouse gas emissions are drastically cut, eight World Heritage glaciers will still be completely lost.
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In the end, Trump's best-case scenario would be that the deep state doesn't exist, but that the American public thinks it does.
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RHP Danny Salazar could throw a test inning or two Sunday, under a "best case" scenario outlined by manager Terry Francona on Thursday.
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When the boss is wrong the best case scenario is when he or she recognizes the error of the decision and corrects it.
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The best-case scenario is you'll just be a lowly cog in a corporation owned by rich people and run by their children.
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"Even under best-case scenario, Trump's tariffs would strip us of at least 3.5 million jobs," the group wrote in one Twitter message.
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The best-case scenario for a Democrat varies, but it appears to be somewhere north of 40 percent but south of 50 percent.
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Best-case scenario, Gay is the missing piece their bench sorely needs and lights enough fireworks to push Washington into next year's Finals.
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You never know what he's going to be doing with that phone, but the best case scenario is that he gets caught texting.
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What's the best-case scenario, and what's really the worst-case scenario for tech stocks with the trade war, depending on what happens?
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According to skeptical media executives and investors interviewed for this article, something similar is most likely the best-case scenario for The Athletic.
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This is the best-case scenario, one where enrollment could stay relatively steady, although Obamacare enrollees would likely shift into different health plans.
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Ideally—and I mean best-case scenario—I'd like to get high and edit people's YouTube videos into feature films for a living.
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So I think that the worst-case scenario isn't as scary, but I also think the best-case scenario isn't as optimistic. Optimistic.
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"In the best-case scenario, we are only talking about the HUD properties that are owned by entities overseen by HUD," she said.
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Apathy, cynicism, or even disassociation doesn't capture the taste of fear in my mouth, the pit of anxiety despite this best-case scenario.
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Stocks then took off on an historic rally and today Trump is viewed as the best-case scenario for Wall Street in 2020.
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If I had to venture a guess, I'd say that best-case scenario, it would have been another under-glass, hands-off debut.
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In the best-case scenario, the outbreak would mean 382 million units will ship in 2020, down 6.33% from 396 million last year.
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The development of a vaccine that successfully treats COVID-19 is still far off — at least a year in the best case scenario.
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"We're going to rehab it, and best-case scenario is a six-week return," Miami president of baseball operations Michael Hill told reporters.
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" He added, "If I'm your type of guy that your daughter, or mother, is into, then trust me, I'm the best-case scenario.
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Still, in the best-case scenario, the President was spending time watching television and then blasting a public figure without checking his facts.
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But, if for political and economic reasons, we can't count on the best-case scenario, we have to prepare for worst-case scenarios.
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Best case scenario is you leave with satisfyingly clean teeth, chapped lips, and the burning desire to run home and wash your face.
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And in the best-case scenario, you just get a sweater that's full of holes and doesn't keep you nearly as warm anymore.
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"The best-case scenario is that Petra will be able to return to the tennis court after six months," Spellman said in an email.
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"From the beginning, I was told I was a best case scenario," Emily Doe (the name she chooses to go by) began her letter.
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Best case scenario, they may apologize and be open to changing their behavior once the implications of their actions are made clear to them.
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The best-case scenario would be a resumption of official talks, which could ease financial market fears that the trade dispute might continue indefinitely.
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The best-case scenario would be that he sits down to negotiate trade concessions with the world's second-biggest economy, said Wells Fargo's Christopher.
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It sparkles and fizzes, romping along even when its subject matter turns dark, and veering blissfully toward the best-case scenario whenever it can.
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Best-case scenario, McWhorter said, was that Martinez might admit to being at the murder scene, but try to pin it all on Romero.
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What is most telling, in the unhappiest possible way, is that this terrible news is something like the best case scenario for the Mets.
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"If you kind of think about the worst case scenario and best case scenario, 1980 was the worst, at down about 5.5%," said Stone.
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Best case scenario, you get along well enough with their siblings to hang out together at family parties, or exchange gifts around the holidays.
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Older boomers have experienced what is arguably the best-case scenario: The S&P 500 has returned 269 percent since its March 2009 low.
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It's the type of process where you'll get 40 'nos' and then you will get a handful of 'yeses' in the best case scenario.
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"This pairing has really been the best case scenario when putting two tigers together," said Krissy Parada, animal keeper at the Los Angeles Zoo.
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Consider omitting this info from your dating profile: In the best case scenario, you might have to endure pickup lines about your day job.
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Clinton's best case scenario increasingly looks like a tie for Clinton ... and that would lead to the House of Representatives electing Donald Trump president.
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Even in the best-case scenario, though, the window for that "core" to even compete for a playoff spot is a season or two.
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In the best-case scenario, you were only behind by 33 basis points — meaning you were 47 basis points better off than you expected.
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In the best-case scenario, the company will also alert users to the change and will give them a way to extract their data.
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Do you think there's a "right" way to handle trolls, or a best case scenario for neutralizing them or bringing them on your side?
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In a best-case scenario for refugees, the government welcomes them first and addresses the political backlash by shutting the door behind them later.
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This deal is not reflective of anything close to the best-case scenario for Republicans -- most particularly the conservative end of the GOP conference.
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The best-case scenario for an endangered species is to be recovered to the point where it no longer needs Endangered Species Act protection.
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The best-case scenario is that he'll only be around for another two to six years, and then replaced by a more normal president.
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Mizuho Securities' Abhey Lamba downgraded the iPhone maker to neutral from buy on Sunday, saying the best-case scenario is priced into the shares.
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The best-case scenario that can be drawn from the last few days is that Trump is having trouble expressing what he really thinks.
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But that aside, when you ask what makes Trump the best-case scenario for Hillary, I don't know what the f--- you're talking about.
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Best case scenario, you send a similar email, and you have yourself some freelance gigs — along with a whole host of other communication needs.
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Also, prepare yourself for every possible outcome -- the person receiving the bad news could get angry, cry, or (best case scenario) take it well.
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Alas, the $700 million mark is a just a projection based on a best-case scenario that assumes perfect compliance with the coal cap.
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For argument's sake, let's assume the best-case scenario: that we somehow manage to survive Trump's first term and send him packing in 2020.
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Big corporate shows always feel a bit weird so [the Sex Garage stage] was the best-case scenario for us to play at Pride.
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"I'll tell you what my best-case scenario would be," said Frances Z. Brown, an Afghanistan expert at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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So do they run him, giving Justify the opportunity to prove himself against top talent, and best-case scenario they pull off the exacta?
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NT: So what is the best-case scenario for the relationship between the US and Chinese tech industries over, say, the next five years?
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We've never guided internally or externally that we are going to get all the revenue back ... That would be an absolute best case scenario.
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Even in the best-case scenario, this is a careless use of taxpayer dollars on a scale that dwarfs any scandal in recent memory.
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What's needed: A best case scenario would be for the federal government to establish a GHG emissions reduction goal for the national transportation plan.
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For the study, the researchers imagined a "best-case" scenario for nuclear war where an aggressor nation launched its nukes and nothing went wrong.
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Perfecting mid-roll video ads would be the best-case scenario, and would help Facebook finally cash in on advertisers' massive TV ad budgets.
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Put another way, Tillerson said the best-case scenario is that Trump's new plan brings about a Taliban loss, but not necessarily an American win.
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Democrats' realistic best-case scenario to get a seat at the table in any GOP-dominated state may be winning just one race: the governorship.
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In Shade's best case scenario, you'll have configured your entire house with Orbs, allowing the lights to work together when activating the different mood settings.
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In the best-case scenario, Britain may be able to negotiate access to the European market that isn't that different from what it has now.
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Finding someone local and in person who is able to coach you in strength ("powerlifting coaches" with CSCS certifications) would be the best case scenario.
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The committee has cited that example as a "best-case scenario," in comparison with other tunnels, where remediation has taken longer because of various regulations.
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The best case scenario is to have the outside of the meat properly flavored and tender without ever taking a not-so-appealing mushy bite.
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Best-case scenario, they are trusting the voice assistant to deliver the consumer that asks about them to a Wikipedia page, or a position zero.
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Best-case scenario: Once you've figured out where your money is going, you'll find "extra" cash to put toward retirement, debt pay down, and savings.
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That's a best-case scenario, but the process of building that house—the process of making a game—does not always go according to plan.
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The company looks incompetent at preventing state-sponsored hacks in the best-case scenario and complicit with the Russian government in the worst-case scenario.
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In the best case scenario, invisaWear is a device that could give peace of mind to someone who has been severely traumatized by an event.
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The resulting proposals are usually over-the-top, best-case-scenario pitches to give the company a sense of the tone of the proposed event.
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Best-case scenario, it's a three-day hike north through the desert to a pre-arranged drop-off site on the American side, Juan says.
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The best-case scenario would be that he instead sits down to negotiate trade concessions with the world's second-biggest economy, said Wells Fargo's Christopher.
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"In the best case scenario they are hoping to gain as many seats as possible and to be a player after the election," said Nakano.
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"This was just the pastor discussing what he thinks [the] best case scenario would be," Roger Oldham, spokesman for the Southern Baptist Convention, told CNN.
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In an absolute best-case scenario, AWS could end up with the JEDI contract — though Microsoft would likely not let that happen without a fight.
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The best case scenario involves Ariana Grande getting upset enough with Pete Davidson to release a new single, and even that's exhausting in its way.
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The next best-case scenario is that you have perhaps a few seconds or at most a minute to delete or otherwise protect your account.
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To be sure, the likely best-case scenario, a comprehensive framework agreement, would go a significant way toward reducing bilateral tensions between the two countries.
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In the best case scenario, it will take months to know whether, as Fauci said Friday, it's "truly safe and truly effective" with this disease.
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But now, with the new 63 percent tariff, the best-case scenario was for revenue to be flat next year — and even that seemed improbable.
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In a best case scenario, an IRS revenue officer shows up, shares information on unmet tax obligations and works with you to resolve the issue.
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"In the best case scenario, every allergist across the U.S. could be seeing fewer cases of peanut allergy — and that's a good problem to have."
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The best case scenario is they give us advice—wear a mask, don't shake hands—but you think they'll spend any money on helping us?
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And that means — even in the best-case scenario — we're in for several months of unlimited secret political spending by American corporations and wealthy individuals.
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"Plastiglomerate & Co."'s voiceover deals with the theme of AI. In your view, what's the best case scenario for the widespread implementation of artificial intelligence?
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And, best-case scenario, it works phenomenally and it lives up to this image that Jeff has for it, and it's going to be amazing.
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In the best-case scenario, Britain may be able to negotiate access to the European market that isn't that different from what they have now.
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"I don't know if I'd say it's best case scenario, but that's what's likely," said Jeffrey Guzzetti, a former director of the FAA's accident investigation division.
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For lawmakers who believe auto tariffs would destroy global supply chains, harm American workers and raise costs for consumers, the best-case scenario has now passed.
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No. I think what I tried to present was the best-case scenario, and there were some substantial caveats in my piece, especially about election meddling.
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But in a tiny fund – even with a Union Square Ventures — you'll do 210x in the best-case scenario and it'll take the fund 26 years.
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The best-case scenario for Democrats, Harrison said, would be as many as seven of the 85033 seats — though she acknowledged that was an unlikely outcome.
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Blue light emitted by our devices can negatively impact sleep quality, so best case scenario, your phone is actually far away from your bedside every night.
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"The best-case scenario would be that the planners see something that's very interesting or extraordinary and decide to use it in some way," said McConnell.
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With the new delay, the best-case scenario for the first certification flight of the 737 Max is the second week of July, according to Reuters.
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The best case scenario, when you're racing to work on a scooter, is that you arrive at your destination on time and safely, if slightly breathless.
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In September, Grimaldi told People, she and Viall "weren't the best fit" so friendly support of one another might be the best case scenario for them.
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According to Chester Spell, a professor of management at Rutgers University who has researched the effects of downsizing on companies, this is the best case scenario.
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In fairness, that really is their best-case scenario for Trump: that he'd follow the agenda set forth for him by strategists and "thinkers" like Ryan.
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Still, a 200-foot range is a best case scenario, where there's no interference, and a direct line of sight between your phone and the tracker.
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I imagine it's a terrifying time for the great minds in the augmented and virtual reality business, but for consumers, this is a best case scenario.
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The best-case scenario for the administration, at this point, is for the Fourth Circuit to overturn the Maryland judge's order and rule in Trump's favor.
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Plans were based on a best-case scenario in which foreign troops would be welcomed as liberators and a pluralist democracy would replace the Baathist system.
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The best-case scenario, according to RAND, is for the U.K. and EU to work together to achieve an open trading and investment relationship after Brexit.
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Perhaps the best-case scenario is that the parties in NAFTA will just ignore Trump's misrepresentation and continue with negotiations, treating the president as background noise.
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"The best-case scenario is that it's just rhetoric," the European official said of Trump's comments about a US willingness to maintain its commitment to Europe.
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The best-case-scenario is that you would trade one piece of alternative (but less-useful than cash) form of money for another of equal value.
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TSN reported that the procedure on Carter was to repair a damaged ankle tendon, adding a best-case scenario for recovery is six to eight weeks.
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This is pretty much the best-case scenario for La La Land, which wasn't really a contender in any other categories, like the supporting actor races.
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The best case scenario that I see for Draymond is that he has a childish way of complaining about what he perceives to be unfair contact.
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"The best-case scenario is that they believe that the technology will eventually be able to deliver what they've pitched," said Ms. Carlson, the blockchain consultant.
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But the best-case scenario for the Essential Phone is that it becomes one of the better-selling devices in an already crowded Android phone market.
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"I'm just trying to put things in order and I'm trying to be like, what's the best-case scenario, what's the worst-case scenario?" she said.
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Obamacare's patchwork set of amendments and shambolic rollout represent a "best-case scenario" for productive domestic policy, while military intervention and withdrawal are somehow equally ineffective.
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The firm said that this best case scenario could result if the recently unveiled Cybertruck is successful, and if the new factory in China tops expectations.
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The best-case scenario for Democrats in 2020 involves winning the White House, keeping control of the House and winning a narrow majority in the Senate.
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"If Iran were to somehow primarily use cyberattacks as its form of retaliation, that would be a best case scenario for the United States," Bateman said.
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That means Democrats' realistic best-case scenario to get a seat at the table in any GOP-dominated state may be winning just one race: the governorship.
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He found that it would cost the five most coal-dependent states between $403 million ("best case scenario") and $1.1 billion ("worst case scenario") to do so.
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But that was almost the best case scenario, because that could ostensibly be fixed: you could just decide to kiss up and go along to get along.
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A best-case scenario could be that the two leaders agreed to keep talking and declare the issue is moving in a better direction, the official said.
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"With a boot, even in the best case scenario, it's an hour before someone can come and remove it," says Kevin Dougherty, president of Barnacle Parking Enforcement.
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But even in the best-case scenario, she faces a life of risk (the State Department, we learned this week, isn't exactly lackadaisical about security) and isolation.
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Thus, even in a best-case scenario (the union approves the deal), GM production will have been idle for half of September and virtually all of October.
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"The best case scenario is a '6+1' conclusion that highlights that the US is still reviewing its position on a number of issues," the diplomat said.
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Political observers said the GOP's best-case scenario was that a court would accept maps that could give them eight or nine seats in the next election.
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Public support, rather than boycotts, from players and game industry workers alike is the best-case scenario for those who want to support the people fighting back.
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If you get a tattoo of a person you admire, pretty much the best case scenario is that they not only notice your tattoo, but like it.
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The pressure on him to concede will be fierce — but the best-case scenario seems like a begrudging speech, followed, more likely than not, by angry tweets.
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Focusing on 86 hospitals ranked best in the country by US News and World Report, Krumholz figured he'd see what the best-case scenario was for patients.
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And it's important to note that in a best case scenario, we'll still warm the earth 50 percent more than we've already warmed since the nineteenth century.
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As odd as it might sound, the best case scenario of a worst case situation for affected homeowners is for the lava to burn the house down.
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His best-case scenario shows these businesses growing at an annual rate of 32% through 2020, and comprising 40% of Amazon's $1 trillion market cap by 2022.
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"The best-case scenario would be for companies like McDonald's to ask permission in the first place," Andrew Gerber, an attorney with Kushnirsky Gerber PLLC, told Hyperallergic.
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In a best case scenario, the Pixels might unofficially offer some level of water protection like the iPhone 6S did, but I'm not too hopeful on that.
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A dozen minutes of Paquette's line means you're attempting to play one-fifth of the game where the best-case scenario is a draw against Kuznetsov's line.
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But this time there will be no weapons-grade uranium involved and in the best-case scenario the $150-million bank will never need to be used.
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Kang says that in the best case scenario, if his vaccine successfully passes through all the phases of clinical trials, it could be something like ten years.
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Perhaps the best case scenario is that Trump will settle for a quick photo-op and let his Secretary of State Mike Pompeo sweat out the details.
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In this best-case scenario, the next Democratic president will have to work with a Senate that has bound itself by rules that preclude party-line legislation.
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In the best case scenario, GE Capital has an equity value of $7 billion, making a sale of the portfolio a more palatable undertaking for a buyer.
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"The best case scenario is you plan ahead for these situations so you're not chasing after your friends later," said Miriam Kirmayer, a therapist and friendship researcher.
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"I thought I'd give it a couple more years and hopefully something would work out with the Mets, but this is the best-case scenario," Fulmer said.
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"The best-case scenario is a five-tool, high-upside outfielder in Lewis Brinson and a potential front-of-the-rotation starter in Luis Ortiz," Stearns said.
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In a best-case scenario, Bloomberg will end up splitting the vote in some primary states, winning some delegates, and maybe participating in a brokered convention scenario.
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That's your best-case scenario, a more worst-case scenario is what if that somehow stays in the hurricane and moves as the hurricane, say, makes landfall.
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"Even under the best case scenario we're going to double the warming we've already seen," said Karnauskas, who emphasized the need to wean ourselves from fossil fuels.
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With the biggest names on the lineup consisting of Red Hot Chili Peppers, Dave Matthews Band, Live, Kid Rock, and Moby, mediocrity was the best case scenario.
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Sitting in an apartment stocked with cans of beans, waiting for something or nothing to happen, is maddening, and that's essentially a best case scenario right now.
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But skeptics note her proposition could hurt companies' chances at the best-case scenario — a bankruptcy that leaves a business operational and lets employees keep their jobs.
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He said that the soonest it could even start producing its devices for American hospitals would be nearly a year — and that was a best-case scenario.
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The best case scenario would be for the iPhone 7 to have the same kind of adoption/upgrade cycle as the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
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So the best-case scenario is often an international warrant that could lead to the suspects' arrests should they set foot in a country willing to cooperate.
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And Ross Douthat thinks the best-case scenario following Suleimani's death may mirror the periods of relative stability that have followed other escalatory moments in this presidency.
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But that price tag — a fraction of the cost of the next biggest rockets from competitors United Launch Alliance (ULA) and Arianespace — was a best-case scenario.
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"It validates the best-case scenario people were expecting," said Oliver Pursche, chief market strategist at Bruderman Asset Management in New York, of the removal of tariffs.
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So while the Trump budget will likely represent the best-case scenario, fierce legislative battles will determine the distribution of funding between titles and within specific programs.
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In the best-case scenario, you can come to view a firing or layoff as an opportunity to learn new skills and refocus your career, Kazez says.
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The best-case scenario from the government's perspective has been to place a child who comes to the US alone with a parent who already lives here.
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The best-case scenario would be a resumption of official talks, which could ease fears in financial markets that the already long trade dispute might continue indefinitely.
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Rather than just letting them lie around in the airplane, it's much better to dispose of them after use—the best case scenario is to tear them up.
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The mystery was how badly it would go over; the apathetic listlessness that greeted Lesnar and Goldberg at Wrestlemania 20 seemed almost like a best case scenario, here.
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For most people, the best-case scenario was a preview of the album — the Beats by Dre products in glass cases visible from the street kept people optimistic.
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In the best-case scenario, she says, Foxconn ends up building something, and development follows, filling out the huge footprint created for the previous version of the factory.
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We're just happy that we don't have to play six (North Korean) players and this was the best case scenario for the options that were given to us.
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As an alternative thought, maybe you also consider the best case scenario, where your boss understands your mistake and helps you work through it instead of firing you.
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The best-case scenario would be to see a flush of new growth next spring, but right now it's too early to tell how the tree will respond.
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Look, it's probably better for Tesla if Musk tweets less — honestly the best-case scenario is for him to delete his account — but it's worse for me, personally.
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"Best case scenario, he goes through the initial phase of stumbling and learning, and gets to point of succeeding at child care on a daily basis," said Kilgore.
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Best-case scenario: Nash retires and never suffers another concussion, because there's probably a correlation between his steep decline in recent years and the frequency of brain injuries.
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"The really best case scenario is there will be a lot of Jonathans and a larger community of folks flagging these things and helping raise awareness," he says.
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In the best case scenario, it adds another level of engagement with the world presented in the film, and it sometimes even offers additional insight into the story.
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The best-case scenario is that Osha castrates Ramsay, which would be a pretty interesting dramatic development considering what Theon tried on her way back in Season 1.
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Maybe the best case scenario is that American Gods, as a television series, will understand America a little better than its source material, offering nuance and useful truth.
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Some people say that the charged moment before the kiss is the best part, so if you just make that the whole kiss ... it's, like, best-case scenario.
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The best-case scenario for Democrats would be if GOP voters disillusioned with Trump decide not to show up on Election Day and independent voters choose their candidates.
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That's close to the number that some experts saw as a best-case scenario, and is only a little bit shy of last year's total of 9.2 million.
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O'Leary said that the best case scenario for Ryanair was that Britain and the EU implement a transition period of 21 months, so existing flying rights could continue.
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Even if the best-case scenario were to happen and greenhouse gas emissions were to drop to nothing, the world is on track to warm 2100 degrees Fahrenheit.
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"The best-case scenario here is you lose your money and then you're reminded to get more sleep and to eat more fruits, vegetables and fish," he said.
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Audeze offers Comply foam tips along with the usual silicone options, but the company admits that even in the best case scenario, you'll hear plenty of exterior noise.
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But it does mean Republicans are well ahead of their worst-case scenarios and Democrats are unlikely to see their best case scenario — or their own history repeated.
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"This was just the pastor discussing what the thinks (the) best case scenario would be," Roger Oldham, spokesman for the Southern Baptist Convention, told CNN earlier this week.
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Because a moderate Democrat in the Oval Office with both houses of Congress comfortably red is probably the best case scenario for the Republican Party at this point.
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"I think getting through the summer was probably the biggest hurdle," he said, adding that the best case scenario is that the grounded planes are back by Thanksgiving.
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Even in the best-case scenario where Congress manages to end the mandate, pass sweeping tax reform and postpone hiking spending — much work is still to be done.
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"The annuity salesperson will usually only show you the best case scenario of the potential returns you will receive," says David G. Niggel, a financial advisor at KeyWealthPartners.com.
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But Ashley's story shows the best-case scenario for how legalization can work, and many others are transitioning from the informal side to the above-board cannabis industry.
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Even in the official video and images posted, the sponsored section takes up like two-thirds of the screen, and you better believe that's the best-case scenario.
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The fish contain a potentially deadly neurotoxin that—best case scenario—can cause numbness, dizziness, and difficulty breathing; in the worst case scenario, it can literally kill you.
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Still, the firm has baked bottlenecks into its forecast, meaning the forecast is not a "best case" scenario, said Raoul LeBlanc , head of the IHS Markit Performance Evaluator.
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Senate Democrats will largely play defense in 2018, with a best-case scenario likely to involve preventing the GOP from gaining a 60-seat, filibuster-proof majority. Sen.
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All considered, the researchers I spoke to agree that in the best-case scenario, it will be a few years before a Zika vaccine makes it to production.
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"In the best-case scenario, Beresheet ejected the Arch Mission Foundation's lunar library during impact and it lies in one piece somewhere near the crash site," Wired reports.
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" JENNIFER FRITZSCHE, SENIOR ANALYST AT WELLS FARGO, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA: "This ruling from Judge Leon represents the best case scenario for (AT&T & Time Warner), in our view.
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Hogan warned that warnings by the federal government's top infectious disease specialist Dr. Anthony Fauci that 100,000 Americans could die in the pandemic were a best case scenario.
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By 2001, the station was in a prime position, with the best ratings in cable news and the best-case scenario in Washington: a Republican president and Congress.
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At this point, I'm hoping for a best case scenario that leaves their education significantly disrupted, and some fun summertime childhood memories curbed by life on the inside.
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Huawei has already been asked if it is behind Lzplay, and honestly, at this point, that would probably be the best-case scenario, given how powerful Lzplay is.
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And that's assuming a best-case scenario where researchers immediately find something that works, the animal trials confirm it works and there are no complications in human trials.
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If a child of three were to receive the therapy and it lasted long-term - a best-case scenario - the value of Luxturna does approach $850,000, Pearson said.
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This is the troll best-case scenario: He takes a hard look at himself (it's usually a him), recognizes the reasons for his behavior, apologizes and makes amends.
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The impact will remain visible in Q2, when the shipments are expected to drop between 8.9% (best-case scenario, per Canalys) and 23.4% (worst-case scenario), it said.
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Given that costs are currently tumbling, particularly for smelters, mainly in China, that use coal-powered energy, the best case scenario is for prices to grind ever lower.
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Even under the best-case scenario, the Graham-Cassidy bill's funding cuts and structural changes would mean millions of Americans would no longer be able to afford coverage.
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Even if the best-case scenario were to happen and greenhouse gas emissions were to drop to nothing, the world is on track to warm 1.1 degrees Fahrenheit.
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In a best-case scenario, effective R would fall to zero, and the illness could be eliminated in a single infectious period—in this case, about two weeks.
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So I'm gonna take it as a given that the best case scenario in all these situations, would be to have an actual photograph of the real subjects.
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Meanwhile, Yu said the best-case scenario for its proposed Line 3 replacement project is to obtain all permits needed in Minnesota in time to start construction in summer.
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Meanwhile, Yu said the best-case scenario for its proposed Line 3 replacement project is to obtain all permits needed in Minnesota in time to start construction in summer.
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In the best-case scenario, technical teams will manage to make "decisive progress" at the start of next week, paving the way for a successful European summit on Wednesday.
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Whenever someone brings up the subject of AI, people might imagine things like machines stealing jobs from people (best-case scenario) or all-out robot war (worst-case scenario).
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In actuality, Richman is 45 years old and, in a best case scenario, that will be the worst thing she lied about in connection with this bizarre, overvalued startup.
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They point to Bloomberg's polling and say, as of now, he's on track to hit 15 percent in a best-case scenario, which is the cutoff to win delegates.
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In many cases where babies are removed at birth, they will eventually be sent back home — so even in the best case scenario, they will face two custody transitions.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill — Wedbush cut the restaurant chain's stock to "underperform" from "neutral," saying a sales recovery by 2018 is a best case scenario, not a base case outlook.
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And this is the "best case scenario," according to an editorial published in the same journal by doctors with the University of Pennsylvania's Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care.
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"Etihad is waiting to see what the deal on the table is; it is working out the best-case scenario, the price is a big factor," said the source.
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"The best-case scenario in this situation is that you have foreign counterparts who think they don't have to worry because the president doesn't reflect US policy," she says.
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One senator who did not want to be identified conceding any party losses put the best-case scenario for Republicans at holding on to a 51-to-49 Senate.
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Projecting your own ideas onto your boss's overly general directions and coming out with a creative blooper—a pleasant mistake that somehow pleases everyone—is the best case scenario.
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Brock Lesnar's UFC heavyweight title is the best-case scenario, James Toney and Jose Canseco are the worst, and Rulon Gardner and Bobby Lashley are somewhere in the middle.
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TC: Given that you're asking applicants about what their obituary would say in the best case scenario, we naturally have to ask you what you'd want yours to say.
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"It remains powerful and popular, even amid allegations of election meddling, and the most likely election outcome -- a weak coalition government -- is the military's best-case scenario," he said.
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The best-case scenario seemed to be a ruling that would require all states, even those where same-sex marriage was illegal, to recognize marriages performed in other states.
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In the best case scenario, online research will reveal someone a performer knows they'll totally click with and, even better, provide ample evidence of all the things they're into.
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Nightdive's releases tend to fall on the side of providing a best-case scenario on modern hardware for older games, as opposed to completely overhauling the assets or art.
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Nightdive's releases tend to fall on the side of providing a best-case scenario on modern hardware for older games, as opposed to completely overhauling the assets or art.
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In the best-case scenario, any athlete who exhibits a change that is deemed unnatural will be scrutinized further and, depending on what else the test reveals, face penalties.
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The best-case scenario, of course, would be for both elected officials and the Fourth Estate elites to be as pure as driven snow, in both action and intention.
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Although her best-case scenario is a second- or third-place finish here, Senator Sanders is well on his way to his largest victory yet of the presidential contest.
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Ezkenazi noted that the youth she studied in Salinas, a predominantly Latinx city, is the "best-case scenario," compared to other U.S. communities where Latinx might feel more vulnerable.
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In a best-case scenario for Kavanaugh, the FBI won't turn anything up that might frighten Senate Republicans, and he'll be on the Supreme Court bench by October 8.
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We talked to Anderson about the best-case scenario for Afghanistan, how everyday Afghans feel about the country's deterioration, and what mistakes America made to get to this sad point.
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But despite being the "best case scenario," Doe's assaulter was sentenced to only six months of jail — and was even released early after serving only three months of his sentence.
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Complicated energy flows on April 27 when action planet Mars clashes with foggy, hazy Neptune—best case scenario, the vibe is lazy, but worst case, people are being sneaky liars.
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And S&P analysts predict that, in the best case scenario, roughly 13 percent of maturing real estate loans will default, up from 8 percent over the past two years.
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Mark Hetfield, president of global immigrant aid society HIAS, said the best-case scenario for the year is now about 70,000 total resettlements, compared to the 84,995 admitted last year.
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In a report issued this week, Wisconsin's Legislative Fiscal Bureau said that the state wouldn't break even on its investment until 453 — and that's in an absolute best-case scenario.
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There ended up being delays, but in a best-case scenario they might have had people sign up their satellite for orbit and launch just a matter of weeks later.
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"Looks like the best case scenario has played itself out," said Ipsita Smolinski of Capitol Street, a Washington D.C. research firm, who had anticipated about 1 percent increase in payments.
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The best-case scenario is a Bezos/Washington Post scenario, where he reinvigorates the aging property with a combination of money, aggressive growth goals and a relatively hands-off approach.
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LG is getting rid of the app tray in its new UX 5.0 software, so your best case scenario is to bundle these misfits off into an ugly corner somewhere.
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The best case scenario is that taxpayers are out billions of dollars, with flaws in the programs' designs being allowed to persist because no one knew there was a problem.
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No doubt they grasp that governing will require someone in the White House who understands the limitations they will confront, even under the best case scenario -- a unified Republican government.
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The best-case scenario for Manafort right now is simply that he has a thing for oligarchs, regardless of their country of origin—and that's not a very good scenario.
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Shares of Apple dropped nearly 2.5 percent in the premarket after Mizuho Securities downgraded the stock to neutral from buy, noting the best-case scenario is priced into the shares.
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Even in the best-case scenario, the experience is transactional, and without the thrill of self-discovery — part of the appeal of seeking out new media — the recommendations feel cold.
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Trade negotiations could yield anything between punitive World Trade Organisation tariffs on UK exports to a close replica of the current UK-EU relationship -- the best case scenario for markets.
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In most cases, they were shaping the existing facts to their benefit -- in some instances seizing on the best case scenario even if it didn't look likely to pan out.
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But with Republicans' best-case scenario looking like 53 seats, Democrats can now make a plausible case that they can retake the world's greatest deliberative body as soon as 2020.
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The results won't be immediate (Harden was two years older than Russell when the Oklahoma City Thunder traded him) but that should still be viewed as a best-case scenario.
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Even in a best-case scenario, a default would cause interest rates on the government's debt to rise, costing American taxpayers more to service the debt for years to come.
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This is true, but only in the best-case scenario, assuming that thousands of local clerks and technicians have never once accidentally plugged in an ethernet cable or network jack.
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In a best-case scenario, the tech giant's supply chain would be moving toward full capacity by late April, and the 5G iPhone would debut as planned in the fall.
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In the best-case scenario, a diverse and fragmented society would be a kind of testing ground where you could see which places operate best and then model their programs.
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In the low-severity model — or best-case scenario of the seven — ANU researchers estimate a global GDP loss of $2.4 trillion, with an estimated death toll of 15 million.
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Leaving the Turkish capital with any agreement, however, was something of a best-case scenario for Mr. Pence and Mr. Pompeo, whose aides had lowered expectations ahead of the meeting.
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In the best-case scenario, this approach will move Europe away from its own addiction to development aid as a moral salve and an easy solution to a complex problem.
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The stock is pricing in some patently absurd growth that isn't going to materialize — even in a best-case scenario — and wouldn't be cheap to capture even if it did.
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Facebook's investigation is ongoing, but if they find anything other than the best-case scenario (that they caught the hackers before they accessed data) things could get ugly very fast.
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The best-case scenario might be Norway, whose massive sovereign wealth fund — the world's largest — is divesting from fossil fuels and toward an investment strategy organized around areas like infrastructure.
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So his best case scenario is he needs to find 7,500 Americans and convince them all to max out their donations to him just to pull even with Secretary Clinton.
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Best-case scenario, you may find a job you like a lot more than the one you're afraid of losing right now, and solve a problem before it really starts.
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If you had told American officials back at the start of the war that that would the best-case scenario so many years later, I think they would have been appalled.
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In a best-case scenario, this summit – and those questions – will mark the beginning of a series of follow-on negotiations and summits, with diplomatic working groups focused on key issues.
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This was the first study to look at only a one-sided nuclear attack and its effects, specifically on the food supply, on the aggressor assuming the absolute best-case scenario.
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Also, in 2011, Musk told The Wall Street Journal that his best-case scenario was to put people on Mars by 2021 (his worst-case scenario was between 2026 and 2031).
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And it's tripped them up now, as they are best-case scenario going to have the contentious confirmation of a historically unpopular Supreme Court nominee as their main achievement of 2018.
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That same year, Musk told The Wall Street Journal that his best-case scenario was to put people on Mars by 2021 (his worst case scenario was between 2026 and 2031).
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On Tuesday, Alston warned in a report that even in the "best-case scenario", hundreds of millions would face food insecurity, forced migration, disease and death, as the planet heats up.
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Several analyses of carbon sequestration efforts estimate that with current limitations and in the best case scenario, we'll only likely to recover about 50 or 20173 percent of this lost carbon.
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Working off that model, in the best case scenario, we could see commercial 5G phones in the early 2020s, assuming the same "every 10 years" pattern as previous generations holds through.
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"The outcome is our best case scenario and investors should react positively as it's clear that the election will happen next year," said Kasem Prunratanamala, head of research at CIMB Securities.
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The best-case scenario for Clinton would be that Trump's impact on the ticket is so detrimental that it produces reverse coattails, giving Democrats control of the White House and Congress.
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It's definitely true that the best-case scenario for smart-gun proponents is the development of an ultra-reliable biometric lock that has absolutely no means of remote detection or manipulation.
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Beyond that, these measures are exceptionally modest as a policy matter — steps that even in a best-case scenario would do barely anything to reduce gun violence in the United States.
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Beyond that, these measures are exceptionally modest as a policy matter — steps that even in a best case scenario would do barely anything to reduce gun violence in the United States.
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Even in the best-case scenario, it will take months for the next administration to get itself organized to negotiate a new agreement with Canada, or for the Congress to act.
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Mr Birol says the rapid deployment of renewables is good news; it tallies with the IEA's best-case scenario for tackling global warming and shows emissions are "decoupling from economic growth".
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That same year, Musk told The Wall Street Journal that his best-case scenario was to put people on Mars by 2450 (his worst case scenario was between 2200 and 2400).
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The best case scenario in the ongoing trade tensions is that China makes some concessions that would make it difficult for the U.S. to reject, said Rajan, without going into specifics.
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Unfortunately, this "strategy" requires the destruction of—in a best case scenario—at least one ally's capital, resulting in the death of tens of thousands of innocent civilians and American troops.
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In a video produced by Bloomberg Television, Daniels — as McAvoy — tells "With All Due Respect" hosts Mark Halperin and John Heilemann that Trump is not the "best-case scenario" for Clinton.
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Even in the best-case scenario, New York City's staggeringly large $32 million program to kill rodents would reduce rat populations in the city's most infested areas only by 70 percent.
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Contrary to what Facebook comments would lead you to believe, this Plan B really was the best-case scenario when given the cards that Mother Nature and Travis County had dealt.
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Ultimately, the best case scenario is that humans change our current unsustainable behavior swiftly enough to avoid resorting to any of these ingenious but risky plans to hack the global climate.
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Even assuming a pollyannaish best-case scenario — no recession, no new global military conflicts, slow increases on federal debt interest payments – the fiscal 2900 budget will almost certainly exceed $220006 trillion.
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In the best case scenario, some administration officials say, the Trump administration would be lucky to win a nuclear "freeze" that keeps North Korea from conducting more nuclear and missile tests.
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So this kind of challenge might just be what a program in The Mount's position needs to do to avoid the trap of the 16 seed as a best-case scenario.
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This best-case scenario for ending the war is chilling for an entire generation of politically active young Afghans who do not want to go back to repression or civil war.
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Additionally, despite our initial skepticism around Liberty Media's/SIRI's interest in acquiring IHRT, we now see, in a best-case scenario, Liberty's interest evolving into a deal announcement sometime this year.
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A best-case scenario, laid out by Republicans, is to again fund the majority of the government and isolate key funding disputes on perhaps the wall and Department of Homeland Security.
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The best emergency kitsIn the best case scenario, you won't ever need an emergency kit, but if a worst-case scenario arises, you'll be glad you planned ahead and got one.
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Economists say that a plausible best-case scenario is 50 percent or 60 percent of the current refugee population being employed five years from now — a prediction contingent on successful integration.
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But Atkinson said that, even in the best-case scenario, any trade deal was unlikely to resolve the broad differences between the US and China, their political systems and their economies.
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The best case scenario for Clinton is that such a series of public events gets her supporters energized in the absence of any big event before then, such as a debate.
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If either we, in the D-League, or another team overseas can develop them without us losing their draft rights and cost-controlled years, that's the best-case scenario for us.
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"In a best-case scenario, AI bots with malicious intentions could offend people," says Marcio Avillez, SVP of Networks at Cujo AI. But Marcio adds that we may face more dire threats.
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If we focus in on EPS I would say that the current Q1 EPS consensus is probably a best-case scenario from what we can see today in terms of Q1 earnings.
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The best-case scenario for fans and everyone involved would be an Aquaman that's not only a breakout hit but also a great movie, like Patty Jenkins and Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman.
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"The outcome is our best case scenario and investors should react positively as it is clear that the election will happen next year," said Kasem Prunratanamala, head of research at CIMB Securities.
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Most can only shift a small amount of production from one product to another – less than 5 percent, even in a best-case scenario – but the worldwide effort had a big impact.
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But for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, my best-case scenario was pretty simple: Jameis Winston elevates his game and the Bucs ride a weak division into a playoff spot ahead of schedule.
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The best-case scenario for supporters of the law is that Mr López Obrador is only promising repeal to shore up votes, and will merely tinker with the reform once in office.
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For sites like Indiegogo, supporting a project generally means a pat on the back, a t-shirt or, best-case scenario, an early delivery of whatever it is that company is selling.
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Best-case scenario: I think it's the Blues in a one-year scenario but over the long-term it's probably the Penguins freeing cap space to acquire him and extend his contract.
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Bindeman learned that if her child made it to term (the very best-case scenario), he'd immediately need what would be the first of many operations to relieve pressure on his brain.
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But that's the best-case scenario for a three-year cut -- which corporations, the targeted beneficiaries, would be unlikely to be able to take advantage of given their long term planning windows.
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These numbers are a best case scenario, assuming that only people with medical reasons – like certain cancer treatments, rare allergies to vaccine ingredients, or diseases that compromise the immune system – forgo inoculations.
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Recent experience drilling in the fields with a technique that has been promoted as a big advance have so far been disappointing, and that could disrupt the production growth best-case scenario.
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There's a still a long way to go before all this can happen That's the best case scenario, but there's a still a long way to go before all this can happen.
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Even the study's best-case scenario—a drastic reduction in greenhouse gases across the world—shows that 2759 percent of humanity will be exposed regularly to deadly heat by the year 22080.
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But even in that best-case scenario, in which Democrats win every toss-up race for the Senate, they would still be well short of the votes they need in the Senate.
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"The best case scenario and also the most realistic scenario is that China gives some marginal concessions which helps address the bilateral trade imbalance between the U.S. and China," Dutt told CNBC.
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Ahead of his SpaceX livestreaming event on Mars colonization, Elon Musk's company released a video showing (best-case scenario) a rocket ship designed to deliver up to 100 people landing on Mars.
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Even in the best-case scenario, offshore oil in the Atlantic and Pacific would provide only about 758 days worth, or about 85033 months, worth of oil at current rates of consumption.
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Analysts at Wedbush Securities said in a best case scenario Apple would be able to move 5%-7% of its iPhone production likely to India in the next 12 to 18 months.
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The White House coronavirus response coordinator said Monday that she is "very worried about every city in the United States" and projects 0003,000 to 200,000 American deaths as a best case scenario.
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A best-case scenario reportedly has spring training resuming in May, with a start to the season in June, although the delay could be longer, if games are even played at all.
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The best-case scenario is that families hunker down together, and come to appreciate that they have each other, and learn to cherish fundamental things that we take for granted too often.
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Co-workers have such a big impact on workplace happiness that, in the best-case scenario, people who have a best friend at work are happier, healthier, more engaged and more productive.
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In other words, if everything goes right for their party in this best case scenario, Democrats will still face a hostile Supreme Court majority, with like-minded judges throughout the federal judiciary.
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"In most circumstances, especially when you are new to the trucking industry, in a best case scenario, you are going to go out for five nights before you get home," Costello said.
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The best-case scenario for going public early is a company like Amazon, which filed with $22017 million in revenue in 1996, far less than the $404.48 million Snap had in 2016.
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A best-case scenario for Wentz is that he proves capable of mastering an NFL system and understanding how to attack NFL defenses while adding some off-schedule production with his athleticism.
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In a best-case scenario, the last person who touched the drugs before the victim — the only person who can definitively be tied to the overdose — will be convicted and sentenced to death.
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Even in a best case scenario, where Cirie is allowed to use the advantage, there's a very real chance that Sarah gets angry at Tribal Council and tries to flip the vote around.
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As climate change fuels wildfires nationwide, California represents a kind of best-case scenario for trying — and in many ways failing — to solve problems that may soon confront the rest of the nation.
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Meanwhile, Reuters reported on Wednesday that Boeing will not conduct a certification test flight, a necessary step before formally requesting FAA approval of new software until July 8, under a best-case scenario.
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The best-case scenario for the talks was a resumption of trade negotiations, Marc Short, the chief of staff for U.S. Vice President Mike Pence, told reporters at the White House on Friday.
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Gary Hufbauer, a trade specialist with the Peterson Institute, said the best-case scenario would be that Trump and Xi call a truce through the 2020 election, and agree not to escalate further.
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When Shoemaker does take on a patient with a painkiller dependency, she uses every tool at her disposal to try to get them off the pills completely—and that's the best-case scenario.
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A second source said cutting the size of the cash call to 3 billion euros would be a best-case scenario, implying the bank could raise 2 billion euros from the bond conversion.
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Moreover, the Fed's interest rate projections are underpinned by economic forecasts that represent a best-case scenario, with the unemployment rate settling at 4.5 percent and inflation magically plateauing at exactly 2 percent.
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Amazon could soon have a $1 trillion valuation, according to Morgan Stanley analyst Brian Nowak, who broke down the calculations in this best-case scenario in a research note to clients this week.
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The best case scenario here is SZA taking Parker's trippy, R&B-friendly sounds (Rihanna covered Tame Impala, remember) and fusing them with Ronson's almost unparalleled knack for write catchy-ass pop songs.
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In the best-case scenario, with the spill having an "optimistic" flow rate and being capped within 35 days, the modeling predicts that 175,000 barrels of oil would be released into the bight.
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At this stage, the best-case scenario, is that the number of accidents will increase as more people with little training in firearms will acquire guns and use them and store them improperly.
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The best-case scenario for stocks would seem to be wage growth in line with expectations (223 percent month-over-month, 227 annualized growth) and job growth in line with expectations of 211.5,22010.
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The three bills make up a majority of total spending, helping Congress quarantine at least part of the government from a shutdown threat if senators can stick with their own best-case scenario.
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For example, thousands of additional heat-related deaths in 2090 carry a projected cost of $140 billion in a worst-case scenario, and a cost of $60 billion in a best-case scenario.
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The best-case scenario is another Mike Pompeo, a doctrinaire crusading conservative with a light resume and a very brown nose who has quietly expanded his State Department portfolio beyond its normal scope.
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If not everyone can contribute to the economy, the best-case scenario is to just subsidize the entire world with a respectable quality of life (what is lovingly known as "automated luxury communism").
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"I imagine the best case scenario that will bring people together is that whether we're black, white, Hispanic, or anything else, we are united in our susceptibility in this new virus," he said.
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"It's not always easy, and the best-case scenario is you get back on skis as soon as possible and you sort of forget about it as soon as you can," Guay said.
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If the Senate follows the House, the tech industry could end up with a best case scenario—options wouldn't be taxed, and exercised options would be eligible for a five-year tax cushion.
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MS: So I think a lot of people would agree with you that the best case scenario would be if they can talk this through and come to some sort of negotiated settlement.
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Catherine Schultz, vice president for tax policy at the National Foreign Trade Council, said that it would be the "best case scenario" if France repeals its tax before any U.S. tariffs take effect.
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When a firm hires a new employee, the very best-case scenario is that the employee outgrows her job responsibilities, moves onto something else within the company and continues until she's running everything.
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This possible future is the "optimistic, best-case scenario" for dessert in 30 years, and Monroe emphasizes later, in a phone call, that the jellyfish is already prevalent in a lot of Asian cuisines.
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She told the Boston Globe that the best-case scenario would be to win enough money to cover the cost of the trip for her and her husband Blake, who's a resident orthopedic surgeon.
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The best-case scenario for the talks would be a resumption of trade negotiations, Marc Short, the chief of staff for U.S. Vice President Mike Pence, told reporters at the White House on Friday.
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The best-case scenario for the establishment will be if Rubio or Bush falters badly in South Carolina and decides to pack it in, giving the other one a chance to consolidate the vote.
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Being a working mom is hard, and it can often feel like "a day late and a dollar short" is the best case scenario: missed deadlines, forgotten dry cleaning, and never, ever seeing friends.
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That was far better than the expected 7.4 percent decline, but even in the best-case scenario, PCs face significant challenges in the long run, IDC research manager Jay Chou said at that time.
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To showcase the best case scenario illustration and design studio Sons of Wolves created three limited edition posters featuring nine of the most famous pair of sneakers you paid to see in movie theater.
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If union demands for higher teacher salary and better school conditions are met, Fields says, the best case scenario is that he may be able to rent his own bedroom inside a shared apartment.
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"The best case scenario from here, in our view, might be gridlock: do nothing, and undo nothing," wrote Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts and economists in a report leading up to the election.
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It's much more common for the newly wealthy to spend their fortunes as patrons of the arts, or donating to their alma maters, or maybe, in the best-case scenario, on fighting global poverty.
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In contrast to OPEC's projections, Shell CEO Ben van Beurden told CNBC in July that he expected demand for oil to peak by the late 2020s or early 2030s in a best-case scenario.
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"It's shocking if the best case scenario for your client is Rikers Island, a notably dangerous facility that we're trying to close," said Ames Grawert, counsel in the Justice Program at NYU's Brennan Center.
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In fact, the firm said that in a best-case scenario that includes passage of tax reform and the earnings benefits it should bring, the could climb to 3,300 by the end of 2018.
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The new issue means Boeing will not conduct a certification test flight until July 8 in a best-case scenario, the sources said, but one source cautioned it could face further delays beyond that.
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The best-case scenario, according to some experts, was that the submarine's communications gear malfunctioned — perhaps as a result of a fire or flood — but that it did not lose the ability to navigate.
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The agreement could increase U.K. growth by 0.16% by the year 2035 in a best-case scenario — about $3.4 billion ($4.35 billion) — according to a report published by the U.K.'s international trade department.
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Demand for oil could peak by the late 2020s or early 2030s in a best case scenario, the CEO of Shell told CNBC, offering a faster timeline than other closely followed oil market prognosticators.
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In the best-case scenario, immunologist Barney Graham of the NIH's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease (NIAID) told Science magazine, a vaccine would be ready for testing in people by next summer.
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While it certainly isn't good, a brand making a low-rent dupe of your outfit and selling it with a photo of your headless body can be a sick sort of best case scenario.
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In some places, like Lake Tahoe, California, employer-owned housing comprised of a bunk-bed in a shared room of a former motel for $300 a month, while undesirable, is the best case scenario.
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Even in the best-case scenario, routine spills and accidents occur regularly with any offshore drilling, and it's simply not worth the risk for our communities, our environment and most of all our economy.
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In a best case scenario, the United States would eventually ink a deal with the Taliban that results in a phased withdrawal of American troops while keeping a small residual counterterrorism force in place.
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The best-case scenario for that, put forward by the people who sell TV programming for a living, is that Americans are watching TV on devices that aren't TVs, like laptops, tablets and phones.
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It isn't exactly a best-case scenario for fossil fuels — that would be climate change proving a hoax — but it is about as well as they could conceivably do given the 2°C target.
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In the best-case scenario, the U.K. government finds an agreement over a solution to the Irish border this week, paving the way for a summit with EU leaders at the end of the month.
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The best case scenario is that its inevitable failure will convince the White House to use its unique connection to average Americans and re-open this vital replacement/improvement process with the people truly involved.
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Here's the best-case scenario: A client of Bernier is in the grocery store business and has looked in the past at investing in one particular part of the country that has very few supermarkets.
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North Asset Management's Peter Kisler, whose firm bought up more Venezuelan bonds around six months ago, said the best-case scenario was that things start to move on that front in a year or so.
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The best-case scenario for the oil industry could be the reelection of President Donald Trump, a climate skeptic who has actively supported the fossil fuel industry by slashing environmental regulations and promoting energy exports.
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In the best-case scenario, the platform will be able to prevent issues by taking action ahead of time, but it can also autonomously fix issues if it's too late to stop them from escalating.
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In the best-case scenario, Twitter can mitigate the damage Trump will be able to inflict on his nation and world through the careless words and actions he is constantly tempted to produce by tweeting.
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The big picture: The best case scenario appears to be a tariff ceasefire with some sort of framework deal to keep talking, but based on what I am hearing, even that may be a stretch.
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Apple has made the best-case scenario of unlocking your phone way better with Face ID, but good software design should guide the user toward what to do when things don't go exactly as planned.
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There will be legal twists and turns, but in my view, the best-case scenario for Pruitt — and the most likely outcome — is a legal morass that runs out the clock on the Trump administration.
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In what has to be the absolute best-case scenario, we learn that K-pop idol G-Dragon's fridge is obscenely well-stocked with whole truffles from Paris and abalone the size of a Frisbee.
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That's the best-case scenario, but what's been happening lately is that customers are opening up the Sprig app and seeing that dishes are sold out because there are no drivers nearby with those dishes.
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Under the worst-case scenario, the contribution of the legal sector to the economy was forecast to drop by 4 percent by 2030, while the best-case scenario would see it drop by 0.5 percent.
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"Now with Trump's victory, even the European companies will be reluctant to invest in Iran ... in the best-case scenario they will adopt the policy of wait and see," said a senior Economy Ministry official.
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It is unlikely that either of the scenarios will come to pass, but the chances of reaching the best-case scenario is even more remote as a result of US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.
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In the best-case scenario, Poland will see its clout in Brussels wane further, damaged by mounting frustration among its EU peers arising from bitter disputes over issues such as migrant quotas and nature conservation.
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But in a best-case scenario, we'll be looking back in 20 years from some new plateau of immersiveness, trying to remember why touching a gritty wall in a headset seemed like a transcendent experience.
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The storm is expected to be a major hurricane, so it would still bring high surf, erosion, and rip currents to much of the eastern seaboard, but staying offshore is obviously the best case scenario.
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By contrast, the best-case scenario for President Trump would be if Judge Messitte's decision to let this case go forward gets overturned on appeal, and if the other lawsuits against him fail as well.
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Ives previously told Business Insider that in a best-case scenario Apple may be able to move just 5% to 7% of the production of some iPhone models to India over the next 12 months.
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Shaun Dougherty, whose abuse began when he was 10 and who gave his first statement on the ordeal in 2012, said the best-case scenario would have been being able to see all the names.
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Frank Cappelleri, executive director at Instinet, said the best-case scenario for the market is for the momentum laggards from earlier in the week to join the value and other stocks that are moving higher.
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Even at an unprecedented poverty rate of 25%, the deaths due to poverty would only approximate deaths due to illness in the best case scenario for containing the spread of SARS-CoV-2 (red highlighting).
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In the best-case scenario, we are only at the very beginning of a monumentally complex process that will require meticulous technical planning and sustained diplomacy — not exactly hallmarks of the Trump administration to date.
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The extent of access to each other's markets after December is subject to negotiations between the EU and Britain, but even the best case scenario is unlikely to cover the full range of financial services.
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"He is a liberal thorn in a Democratic primary, sticking the mayor for not being sufficiently progressive," said Hank Sheinkopf, a longtime Democratic political consultant, outlining a possible best-case scenario for Mr. Gangi's campaign.
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I asked a few health policy experts for their best-case scenario under the new price transparency regimes (assuming it survives the coming lawsuits from the industry), their more realistic scenario, and their worst fears.
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But the men's lawyers said that even a best-case scenario would most likely only entail an alternative form of execution to the current three-drug injection method, which the lawyers argue is unconstitutionally cruel.
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Ark's most recent best-case scenario is more than double that at $15,000 per share by the end of 2024, while the firm's bear case is $1,500, which would still be about double current levels.
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In a best-case scenario, in which India's four banknote presses churned out new 500 and 2,000 rupee notes designed to replace the abolished ones, it would take at least three months to hit that target.
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So, really, the worst-case scenario could be a best-case scenario, one that actually allows a different kind of Britain to emerge, a Britain that is more happily realistic about its place in the world.
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An artist and a basketball player since childhood, Kaplan has dedicated himself to solving a problem that he ran into on countless public courts: no nets (or, best case scenario, nets that are old and deteriorating).
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Expectations for that meeting so far appear to be low, with the best-case scenario a resumption of official talks that could ease fears in financial markets that the already long trade dispute would continue indefinitely.
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The best case scenario is for both sides to continue talking, analysts said, but the escalation in trade conflict this week has also increased the probability that the U.S. and China may never reach a deal.
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The best-case scenario for the news tab is that lots of people will seek it out and find much higher-quality news there than they would in the outrage-bait minefield of the News Feed.
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But even in a best-case scenario where we fundamentally change our modes of production and limit warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, our oceans will continue to warm and expand for decades.
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The best-case scenario is that blood compounds do indeed turn out to be responsible for the salutary effects; scientists can identify them; and biochemists can work out a way to mass-produce them as drugs.
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I think this is an instance in which a horrifying and perilous backward move, the election of Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton, winds up, in the best-case scenario, shooting us forward in the long term.
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Although perhaps, on second thought, Michael Corleone might be a best-case scenario, since some of Trump's bluster makes it possible that he more closely resembles Michael's ill-fated brother, the unstable and violence-happy Sonny.
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If this thing is going to die, having it die on a procedural motion, rather than after a 10 hour vote-a-rama, packed with terrible political votes, is probably the best case scenario for Republicans.
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History would indicate that if these two top categories combine for less than 24 percent at the end of May, final crop yields are unlikely to exceed average levels, in the best-case scenario. (reut.rs/2000TDeTl7).
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The investment firm said that Chipotle will not recover its sales loss from the norovirus, salmonella and E. coli outbreaks it suffered in the last year until 2018 — and they believe that's the best-case scenario.
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Last month, Bolton argued the legal case for a pre-emptive strike on North Korea — an extreme position in which even the best case scenario could result in broad carnage for the U.S. and its allies.
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"This is the best-case scenario in terms of last night's results," said Meredith Kelly, the top communications aide at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, who admitted that even on Tuesday afternoon this outcome looked unlikely.
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Best case scenario (and far more likely): You conquer limiting belief and useless insecurity, your sense of style and self-expression opens up, and you become a living, breathing example to others who may need one.
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In the best-case scenario, the Fed might be able to hold fire for longer, if the strength of the economy persuades some of the missing millions of workers to come back into the labor force.
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Then, I (Mekebeb) noted that the company's recent scandalous history, which has resulted in a string of regulatory actions against it, would delay the launch of Libra — with such an outcome representing a best-case scenario.
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In the best-case scenario, we would spend a few thousand dollars on repairs, but in the worst case we might need to spend more than $25,000 just to be able to shower and flush toilets.
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Now sitting at 4-9, the Rams' best-case scenario is running the table to finish 7-9—just good enough to hear a million riffs on Jeff Fisher's "7-9 bullshit" speech from the preseason.
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This was the best case scenario, and frankly, a low probability outcome for the Hawaiian Islands, given how strong the storm was even as of Friday morning eastern time and the divergence of computer model guidance.
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Even in the best-case scenario, in which the epidemic peaks in China during the first quarter and only mild outbreaks develop in other countries, the OECD predicts that the global economy would grow only 2.4%.
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The market designed to create competition for biologics — typically our most expensive drugs — has been slow to take off, but some experts say that even its best-case scenario doesn't do enough to lower drug prices.
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"Even in the best-case scenario of a low-severity impact, the economic fallout is going to be enormous and countries need to work together to limit the potential damage as much as possible," he added.
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When you're the subject of a biography, the best-case scenario is a polarizing biographer who loves to do research but isn't taken seriously by the vast majority of people who will actually read the book.
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"The best case scenario for me would be: falling in love not only for the first time, but also for the last time," says Sherman, who continues to be a hopeful romantic despite his parent's divorce.
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Similarly, air taxi and eVTOL companies, including Uber, have targeted 2023 to 2025 as the approximate rollout timeline for their services—though that's a best-case scenario, given the unknowns of the certification and safety questions.
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Warren was the first top-tier candidate to signal she was jumping into the race, a move that in the best-case scenario would have given her a leg up on Sanders and other potential rivals.
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"If they are sitting on some of the most hyped items, then if they can get their money back and kind of convert them all into cash, that would be the best case scenario," Wu said.
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If the best-case scenario, the absolute rosiest picture imaginable, is that LeBron opened 40 new restaurants and bars, then it is settled: let us never speak of the economic impact of pro sports ever again.
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A study by the Urban Institute found that even in the best-case scenario, "current discourse about immigration could suppress participation," and as many as 880,000 people — 0.27% of the U.S. population — could still be undercounted.
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Following the relatively tepid response to last year's messy misfire Justice League, the best-case scenario for fans and everyone involved would be an Aquaman that's not only a breakout hit but also a great movie.
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Still, it's hard to see how his four-year, $48 million deal will generate surplus contract value when his best-case scenario is becoming a Harrison Barnes-in-Golden-State-type fifth option who doesn't create offense.
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Their best-case scenario is a long, nasty, victory by attrition in which they eventually rally around one candidate who can start regularly beating Trump by the next big voting day — March 15, almost a month away.
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Everything we do to mitigate warming will have some benefit, and it's worth fighting to control every fraction of a degree, but even the best-case scenario involves drastic changes to the world as we know it.
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But what we're seeing so far is more of the best-case scenario, where top corporate CEOs flock to the White House to prove they are at least willing to try to increase American manufacturing and jobs.
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"The best-case scenario for the market is that the BOJ decides to increase government debt purchases without cutting interest rates further into negative territory," said Hikaru Sato, a senior technical analyst at Daiwa Securities in Tokyo.
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Best-case scenario—short of winning the Power Ball and buying the building back, Evans said—is to convince the city and developer to keep the theater in operation, rather than covert it into an obsolete lobby.
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Also on "Squawk Box," strategist Phil Orlando said that although some investors were hoping to see market lows similar to those seen in Brexit and benefit from a bounce, what happened was actually a best-case scenario.
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If you're able to reach out to that person and actually get a response, the best case scenario is that there was just a misunderstanding, and the two of you get a chance to clear the air.
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Twitter's Jack Dorsey, Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg testify in Washington: Preview In his walk-up to tomorrow's hearings, Peter Kafka worries for Jack Dorsey: The best-case scenario for Dorsey is a very long day on Capitol Hill.
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Even in a best-case scenario, it would only potentially restore the push notification side of things; it sounds like third-party Twitter clients just won't have any practical way of offering a live-updating timeline anymore.
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Mira co-founder Matt Stern says the company is still figuring out how much it can do with ARKit, but the best-case scenario is that Mira's software could turn most ARKit apps into actual projected overlays.
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Doctoroff still hopes to break ground toward the end of next year, he said on Wednesday, but now believes the first buildings will open around the end of 2023 or early 2024 in the best-case scenario.
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But his best case scenario — if Rick Perry succeeds in bailing out coal plants, if Pruitt's regulatory rollbacks pass legal muster, if China's mounting efforts to ditch coal fail — is that US coal's decline is temporarily arrested.
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Best case scenario, I see the markets celebrating in the short-term the fact that extending the production cut could lessen the supply glut, but I expect reality to rear its ugly head sooner rather than later.
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Of course, there are two reasons someone might not spend much time watching a particular porn clip: Best-case scenario, it was so hot that the viewer got off right away and, having been satisfied, stopped watching.
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But the best-case scenario for DAPA advocates—in which Chief Justice John Roberts or Justice Anthony Kennedy, or both, vote with the liberals to turn back the 26 states' challenge—leaves question marks for immigrant families.
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And let's just imagine the best-case scenario for a second: before you know it, you could be watching beautifully shot martial arts movies on Vizio screens while your self-driving car speeds you down a highway.
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In the best-case scenario, Ronen said, Trump's order wouldn't doom the Paris agreement—just isolate the U.S. "It's just missing out at an incredible opportunity in terms of economic opportunity, leadership in the world," he said.
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The best-case scenario, RCP 1003, assumes global annual greenhouse gas emissions will peak between the years 2010-2020; in the worst-case scenario, RCP 8.5, emissions keep rising and don't stop, even after the year 2100.
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Even under the best-case scenario, where negotiations with North Korea lead to a credible agreement to dismantle its nuclear weapons, Trump needs to be careful about the benefits he is willing to give Kim in return.
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The best-case scenario, the economist said, would be for the winners of the next elections to provide a program that satisfies the voter base — victory is predicted for the populist parties again — but remains fiscally responsible.
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But even then the path seems uncertain: despite all its other activities, Naspers' market cap is less than the value of its Tencent shares…it's not clear that the best case scenario necessarily transforms the core organization.
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The best-case scenario for investors is that Facebook will hurt its earning power by throwing so many workers and so much money at the problem of fake, dangerous, and toxic content that it will go away.
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There is a best-case scenario, too — one in which the worst projections for the virus prove overblown and Trump is lauded by voters for saving their livelihoods in defiance of the more cautious advice of experts.
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In the best-case scenario, your family and your next-door neighbor family are both healthy, have not been exposed, are not interacting with anyone else, and you can treat yourselves as one big huge family unit.
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As coronavirus cases continue to rise around the world, a group of Australian experts predict that the economic impact of the disease in the best-case scenario may total $2.4 trillion in lost global gross domestic product.
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As long as bureaucrats are making the decisions about which terminal patients are privileged enough to have access to investigational treatments, the academic and scientific integrity of biopharmaceutical research will be inhibited, in the best-case scenario.
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In the best-case scenario, Harvey could be like Carlos Carrasco or Danny Duffy, starters who made a temporary move to the bullpen under Callaway (in Cleveland) and Eiland (in Kansas City), and emerged better for it.
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The reported best-case scenario for Tekashi69 is getting credit for time served and being released sometime in 2020 .... but it's far from a safe bet to say he'll have no trouble getting back to the studio.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The best-case scenario for talks on Saturday between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping is a resumption of trade negotiations, a top adviser to Vice President Mike Pence said on Friday.
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Best case scenario is that you to take a trip during rush hour or during a weekend night on a popular route, but for you to get lucky and not end up getting matched with someone else.
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The best-case scenario for the U.S trade war with China is the Trump administration strikes a minor agreement similar to the one made with Canada and Mexico, a former top White House advisor told CNBC on Wednesday.
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The best-case scenario is that Trump's advisers are really great at corralling him, and that he ends up tamping down on his worst instincts when it comes to life-or-death issues like the use of force.
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However we think the stock's valuation already factors in a best-case scenario for the company's growth rate over the next six years without taking into account typical near-term execution risk for early-stage start-up companies.
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The March 2019 launch date is the best-case-scenario for Apple, which has so far ceded a ton of ground to rivals like Amazon, Google (YouTube), Netflix, and Hulu in terms of streaming TV and original programming.
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If this continues to happen, the best-case scenario is the readership tolerates being patronized — but more realistically, readers will make a mental note never to buy travel guides, academic books or photography titles on e-readers again.
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Prague in the 14th century was a center of European learning, and the royal court of Bohemia would have employed the leading doctors of the time, a best-case scenario for Beatrice to recover from major abdominal surgery.
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We'd be a little scarred, but that's kinda the best-case scenario, that it's sort of like the beach town during the winter: They board up the windows and then it gets warm again and everybody comes back.
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Even in this best-case scenario, which depends on the global community's sticking to the Paris climate change agreement, many of the shops I visited and homes I passed during my years in the country will be flooded.
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But best-case scenario, we get a Spider-Man film that dispatches with the tedious MCU franchise-building and uses its young cast to their full potential while they're still young enough to believably play high school kids.
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Alterman said the best-case scenario of another negotiation with Iran would be one leading to the end of Tehran's destabilizing activities in the Mideast, new limits on its nuclear program and greater visibility into its missile program.
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Maybe, in the absolute best-case scenario, Rubio stumbled over his words — campaigning is hard work, and we all say weird stuff when we get exhausted — and did not mean what his comments seem to say at all.
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"The best-case scenario is that Kim Jong-un visits the United Nations with a peace declaration in hand," said John Delury, a professor at Yonsei University in Seoul who writes on the Korean conflict and Chinese history.
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Even in a best-case scenario, when children who came to the US were reunited with parents who already lived here, it was difficult to rebuild close family relationships — as the Post's story of the Reyes family showed.
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" When asked if there was ever even a sliver of doubt in the epic three hours and fifty-seven minutes that he spent on the wall, he's honest and forthright: "It went perfectly; very much a best-case scenario.
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A target wouldn't know what's happening, apparently, until a hole burned through their clothes in the blink of an eye and their skin and tissue experienced "instant carbonization" that, in the best case scenario, would leave a permanent scar.
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In a best-case scenario, slashed regulations would result in as much as $218 billion in excess capital which "could either be returned to shareholders or reinvested in the business," Goldman said in a report for clients this week.
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Just look at the company's comparisons charts for a few popular games with ray tracing enabled — and note that the "best case scenario" on the right requires DLSS, another feature that's still exclusive to the pricier RTX series GPUs.
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"In our view, the best-case scenario is that over the next four weeks, U.S.-China negotiators reach a deal and avoid any noticeable impact to U.S. economic growth or consumer confidence, but this looks increasingly unlikely," he said.
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It said growth this year would slump to 22023 percent from 22014 percent last year — far weaker than the market consensus of around 216 percent and much worse than the 2.9 percent "best case" scenario of reform being passed.
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It's shades of the Virginia Woolf essay where she imagines what might have happened if Shakespeare had had an equally brilliant sister, and concludes that the best-case scenario would have found that imagined woman penniless, pregnant, and suicidal.
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And as for what accolades Black Panther can reasonably expect, even in the best case scenario, my guess is that Disney will be leaning into the Best Director campaign, in addition to the technical awards it so clearly deserves.
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It said growth this year would slump to 23.743 percent from 1.3 percent last year -- far weaker than the market consensus of around 2.5 percent and much worse than the 2.9 percent "best case" scenario of reform being passed.
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A beaten challenger fighting someone else gives spectators fresh faces and room to breathe: Right now, Chris Weidman's best-case scenario probably means a yearlong bottleneck in the division as he and Rockhold gear up for a third meeting.
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While the 6900 defense budget has a long, tortuous path until it is signed into law, the best case scenario is that it will be roughly $2628 to $28503 billion for the Defense Department, assuming all the stars align.
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Instead of that, the monetary policy is stuck with the best-case scenario of a 22017 percent economic growth for the rest of the year, and beyond, and an inflation rate within the target range of 0-2 percent.
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"It's possible because, when you do a model, you have a worst-case scenario, the best-case scenario, and the reality is, how you react to that will depend where you're going to be on that curve," he said.
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" The upside: "There is a best-case scenario, too -- one in which the worst projections for the virus prove overblown and Trump is lauded by voters for saving their livelihoods in defiance of the more cautious advice of experts.
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Per the report, owners and executives are bracing for the possibility of mid-to-late June — a time when, in a normal year, the NBA Finals would typically be over — being the best-case scenario for play to resume.
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But even in the low-severity model — or best-case scenario of the seven, which the paper acknowledged were not definitive — ANU researchers estimate a global GDP loss of $2.4 trillion, with an estimated death toll of 15 million.
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"App developers will go crazy developing shopping tools for patients, and patients will use those tools to search for the best deals," said Larry Levitt, senior vice president of the Kaiser Family Foundation, summing up that best-case scenario.
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Morgan Stanley increased its "bull case" for Tesla to $500 a share on Thursday, in the firm's calculation of a best case scenario for the company's value if Cybertruck is successful and the new factory in China exceeds expectations.
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For Mexico, the best-case scenario for Videgaray's trip would be that Cuba publicly recognizes that the situation in Venezuela is untenable, and releases a statement critical of the Maduro regime, urging some form of transition, the official said.
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"The best-case scenario looks like you take this deal, take the money, and use executive action," the Republican aide said — showing a clear shift among conservatives, who spent all of Barack Obama's tenure railing against excessive use of executive power.
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"Even the unrealistic best-case scenario of 1.5 (degrees Celsius, or 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) of warming by 2100 will see extreme temperatures in many regions and leave disadvantaged populations with food insecurity, lost incomes, and worse health," the report said.
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Best-Case Scenario: Paul George If LeBron chooses George, wi-fi routers all across southern California will spontaneously combust, Magic Johnson and Rob Pelinka will tap purple champagne flutes, and Sam Presti will check into the nearest silent retreat campground.
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Best-case scenario: he delivers your child, disappears into the basement with it, and comes back six months later, pointing out that he's only made a few surgical improvements, mostly involving tacking on extra body parts, rather than sawing them off.
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"Until you see the manufacturing ISM stabilize or in best-case scenario actually start to have a month-over-month increase, you're going to have a very hard time seeing any kind of rally in transports going forward," he said. Disclaimer
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With steady steel output a likely best-case scenario for 2017, the possibility of domestic iron ore mines restarting and record high port inventories of imported iron ore, it seems hard to construct a case for the price to continue rallying.
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In the very best case scenario, you get your equity (shares) and the company you work at happens to be a thriving one — leaving you with shares that are going up in value and could be a long-term investment.
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The actor masters not just Snowden's cadence but seemingly his essence -- a slightly nerdy tech genius, ultimately driven to act despite the clear knowledge that in a best-case scenario he'd be forced to become a fugitive from the U.S. government.
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But for the sake of discussion, let's assume that a change of scenery going into free agency will have Leonard on his best behavior, at the peak of his powers—the best-case scenario is the only one that's relevant.
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In the best-case scenario, the U.S. central bank will have to deal merely with another year of a directionless market searching for price discovery, the end result being the flattish to slightly lower result that played out in 2015.
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Best case scenario, you get a mild infection and have to go on antibiotics; worst case scenario, you develop sepsis, a life-threatening condition that arises when infection-fighting chemicals in the bloodstream cause an attack on the body's own organs.
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Some say the best case scenario is for mothers to simply have the choice of whether to work or stay home, but as Jill Filipovic pointed out recently, that assumes that these choices are inherently equal and without cultural weight.
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Project lead Robert A. Wolf said that in a best-case scenario, it would be five to seven years before any kind of real-world demonstration could take place, assuming the lab was chosen for a larger transportation pilot program.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers pass rusher Jason Pierre-Paul will miss five to six months as a best-case scenario due to the broken neck he suffered in a car accident last week, head coach Bruce Arians told reporters on Friday.
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But the best-case scenario is for survivors to use this as a way to develop a strength and a coping skill so that they could do the next step in therapy that would allow them to have a healthy relationship.
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In the best-case scenario, Onward Together could direct money towards grassroots groups that have sprung up in the aftermath of Trump's victory, like Indivisible and Knock Every Door, as well as established organizations like Planned Parenthood and the ACLU.
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Even then, a delayed launch, as I see it, is a best-case scenario, because as the Senate Banking Committee members' reactions to the project highlight, there's a long way to go before they're convinced to give Libra their approval.
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In the best-case scenario, police in Houston are arguing they held a pants- and underwear-less woman down on the ground for several minutes and forced her to spread her legs while they visually examined her most intimate parts.
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The Orwell program is something of a best-case scenario ethically for how a powerful surveillance program might work since there are a lot of rules dictating not only how it can be used, but also who can use it.
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The best case scenario is putting a cap on the number of opioids available to the public, punishing those found to have deliberately flooded the market, and taking a serious look at cutting out the harmful aspects of drug sales practices.
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Even if it does, the best case scenario for the Japanese conglomerate may well be that WeWork ends up being a slightly more hip and valued version of IWG, the coworking pioneer that has a market capitalization of $3.5 billion.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: Apple — Shares of Apple fell about 2 percent in the premarket after Mizuho Securities downgraded the stock to "neutral" from "buy," noting the best-case scenario is priced into the shares.
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It's really important not to get too pulled into the view that men have always hated women there will always be this war of the sexes that, best case scenario, gets temporarily resolved in the depressing truce of conventional heterosexuality.
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Think about it this way: In a best-case scenario, Russian President Vladimir Putin has managed to persuade tens of millions of Americans to question the integrity of the US political system and the legitimacy of Donald Trump's narrow win.
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In the best-case scenario, those who extract information about us will be our bosses, who want to know if we were really home with the flu the day we called in sick; or law-enforcement agencies searching for a criminal.
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Climate's conspicuous absence from the National Defense Strategy doesn't exactly auger well for that theory, but even under the best-case scenario, if military engagement with climate change continues full-speed under Trump, it's not much solace for the climate-concerned.
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To make matters worse for Sanders, Tuesday was going to be difficult for him even in the best-case scenario: Its biggest delegate prize is Florida, home to many older, moderate Democrats and Cuban exiles who eschew his left-wing politics.
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"Even in the best-case scenario of a low-severity impact, the economic fallout is going to be enormous and countries need to work together to limit the potential damage as much as possible," Professor Warwick McKibbin, the study's author, wrote.
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While its initial assessment had called for keeping the center closed through mid-October, it now says that the theater center will remain closed until at least May 15, 2018, calling even that date "a best-case scenario" in a statement.
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The toll the disease is taking on Americans is bad and getting worse — daily deaths in the U.S. topped 500 for the first time Monday, as the White House's coronavirus coordinator said 1003,000 could die in the best-case scenario.
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For Caviar, a DoorDash acquisition sounds like a best-case scenario after it's spent years floundering at Square, which bought the company for $90 million in 2014 and used it to replace its failed online ordering and mobile wallet platform.
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Let's assume, for a brief moment of Best Case Scenario, that's the worst of your problems—that you're otherwise healthy, just in self-imposed isolation for the foreseeable future while the world tries to stop the spread of Covid-19.
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A hastily arranged meeting between two bellicose egomaniacs, premised on a basic misunderstanding, is unlikely to resolve one of the world's most intractable geopolitical conflicts; a flimsy agreement that roughly preserves the status quo seems like a best-case scenario.
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"The coronavirus situation is clearly a wild card the market currently seems to be pricing in a best-case scenario, whereas the full economic impact may be felt and appreciated only toward mid-March," said Erik DePoy, equity strategist at Gazprombank.
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Even in a best-case scenario, the new boundaries will do little to reduce segregation in District 2191, which has a small number of schools whose student bodies are mostly white and a larger number with overwhelmingly black and Hispanic students.
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"In the best case scenario, Philae will shake itself free, dust on the solar panels will fall off and the lander will be pointing towards the sun," Koen Geurts from the lander control team at the DLR said in a statement.
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"The coronavirus situation is clearly a wild card – the market currently seems to be pricing in a best-case scenario, whereas the full economic impact may be felt and appreciated only toward mid-March," said Erik DePoy, equity strategist at Gazprombank.
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"Jan's presentation suggests to me that even under a best-case scenario, even if an independent candidate won a plurality of the electoral vote ... [getting] 53 Electoral votes would be extremely difficult," said Charlie Cook of the Cook Political Report.
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They are offered scraps, and in Pakistan they most often end up homeless, with a drug addiction, imprisoned, killed by police, or, in the best-case scenario, shut up in a room in their family's house for their entire lives.
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Half were kept on a waiting list; the other half were divided into groups of twenty-six and participated in a three-day-long session, led by an experienced therapist (a best-case scenario, given the haphazard quality of the field).
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But a delay in Rosneft's order of materials and equipment means the stoppage will occur between late July and August in the best case scenario, a source said on Tuesday, requesting anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss the issue.
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"Even in the best-case scenario of a low-severity impact, the economic fallout is going to be enormous and countries need to work together to limit the potential damage as much as possible," Warwick McKibbin, the Australian study's author, wrote.
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Some back-of-the-laptop math I've been doing can illustrate the best-case scenario: Say Apple is able to find 10 million subscribers for Apple News Plus — around 20 percent of the paying audience it has signed up for Apple Music.
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Apple touts a 40-hour battery life, which might be possible under some best-case scenario, but my experience pairing primarily with an iMac and the Google Pixel XL was somewhere in the teens of hours before needing to charge back up.
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Best-Case Scenario: Draymond Green Right off the bat, any opportunity to create a rift inside the league's present-day dynasty is a win for competitive balance and a blow to any claim of existing light years ahead of 29 other organizations.
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"We think the stock's valuation already factors in a best-case scenario for the company's growth rate over the next six years without taking into account typical near-term execution risk for early-stage start-up companies," Credit Suisse analyst Robert Moskow said.
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In our view, the best-case scenario is that over the next four weeks, U.S.-China negotiators reach a deal and avoid any noticeable impact to U.S. economic growth or consumer confidence, but this looks increasingly unlikely–we previously modeled this scenario.
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"When we're planning this thing, we're talking like, 'You know, best case scenario we go to the World Series — there's really literally only one thing that could throw a huge wrench in our plans,' " Verlander explained on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
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That's the best-case scenario, but even Qualcomm's real-world modeling suggests a still-impressive jump to speeds of around 490Mbps, an order of magnitude improvement from the 4G LTE networks we have today that typically offer connections of around 20Mbps to 50Mbps.
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And while three stops on a route that doesn't even crack a mile may not sound that exciting on paper, it certainly represents the best-case scenario in terms of how autonomous vehicles make their way onto public roads as quickly as possible.
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Negotiators have not met since then, and U.S. and Chinese sources briefed on the state of talks have told Reuters the best-case scenario for the Xi-Trump meeting is to resume negotiations, leaving the two sides still far from an agreement.
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In this "best case" scenario, China is likely to demand an upfront removal of existing tariffs (25% tariff on $250B in goods) and a permanent halt to future tariffs; Beijing seems deeply resistant to United States Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer's enforcement ideas.
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They also told her that the best case scenario for her son was for him to have the developmental quality of life of a 2-month-old — and that was if he survived, because he could die at any time in utero.
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It's likely that the best-case scenario for China this year is one of steady demand, with the main X-factor being the value of the yuan, as a depreciating local currency may spur Chinese investor appetite for gold as a hedge.
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With few exceptions, skaters tend to have shorter careers than other athletes — the best-case scenario is to win an Olympic gold medal and then retire — and that can make it feel like there's a new crop of contenders competing at every games.
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In the best case scenario, Season 3 moves forward without being hamstrung by her mental gymnastics, but going by the way Episode 4 ended it doesn't look like there's any intention to leave this awful person alone in the hell she created.
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And let's face it—the best case scenario for being super into Twitter is you end up becoming Rob Delaney, the comic whose Twitter fame outstripped his stand-up fame and is now just some famous Twitter guy who happens to do comedy.
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In the best-case scenario, you would have purchased your hoverboard from a legitimate retailer like Amazon and they issue a global recall — an act that could cost them millions if they can't hunt down the dozens of small hoverboard suppliers. 3.
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The best-case scenario for Democrats -- and, to be clear, this is NOT likely -- is a net gain of a single seat; that would mean Nelson somehow comes from behind in Florida and Espy wins the runoff in an overwhelmingly Republican state.
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As Salvador Rizzo concluded in his fact-check column for the Washington Post: The best-case scenario is that Kavanaugh, who is up for a seat on the nation's highest court, has a glaring lack of curiosity or a superficial level of discernment.
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Therefore the best case scenario in this strategy seems to be that these companies find enough financial success that they just transition out of the content game and become holding companies for other types of consumer-facing brands the way Naspers has.
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Tastrom notes that, in a way, institution in these cases is turning into a warped best case scenario, because it means that people have survived lack of care and bed shortages long enough to be placed in a long-term care facility.
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Republican officials remain optimistic about keeping control of the Senate, while Democratic officials acknowledge that their best-case scenario for winning the chamber relies on Arizona and Nevada, which would involve a major shift in the political tectonic plates of the West.
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For those advocating for refugees, the best-case scenario is that in a few years, the US will be letting in as many refugees from Central America as it currently does from the Democratic Republic of Congo: a few thousand a year.
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Sadowski had a cup of coffee with the San Francisco Giants in 2009, but he knew that he was seen as a Quad-A guy, and that another couple cups of major league coffee were the best-case scenario for him going forward.
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"In the House, the best-case scenario is to try to keep loses to a minimum," said Thomas M. Reynolds, a former congressman from New York who led the House Republican campaign committee when they lost power after the 2006 midterm elections.
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Chang-Tai Hsieh, an economist at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business who tracks Chinese economic data, said in an interview Thursday that the effects on American growth will be "huge" even in a best-case scenario with the virus.
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"In the best-case scenario, production levels are expected to revert to full capacity by April 212, hence the biggest hit will be to sell-in shipments in the first two quarters, with the market recovering in Q22019 and Q22021," the firm said.
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In a best case scenario of increasing investment to meet the goals, some 97 million premature deaths could be prevented between now and 2030, and up to 8.4 years of life expectancy could be added in some countries, the WHO said in report.
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In a best-case scenario, this is a great way to prank your Internet of Things-loving friends; in a worst case scenario, hackers could theoretically create a worm that spreads through nearby light bulbs and blacks out entire buildings or even neighborhoods.
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The best-case scenario is likely to be that over time, as these multiple PCs age out, many households will buy a single new PC to continue to do the decreasing number of tasks to which tablets and smartphones remain ill-suited.
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The best-case scenario for proponents is that the cuts spur a sustained increase in productivity and growth, which in turn produces increasingly higher revenues several years down the road — enough to reduce the "cost" of the bill to the budget deficit.
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If it turns out to be accurate — and I believe Clinton will defeat Trump, though I agree with those who warn against underestimating the coifed billionaire — the best-case scenario for Democrats still poses a new and historic risk for the country.
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But he was talking about the idea of artificial intelligence, and that the best case scenario, given your stories about the power of technology, is that we're all going to end up in the most benign sense, as house cats to computers.
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In a best-case scenario, some groups are taking the ban as an opportunity to focus on refugees who've already arrived, and that could result in those refugees being better prepared for their new lives in America than they otherwise would be.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration's best-case scenario for political transition in Syria does not foresee Bashar Assad stepping down as the country's leader before March 2017, outlasting Barack Obama's presidency by at least two months, according to a document obtained by The Associated Press.
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"Material upside assumes a big leap of faith from here … The real challenge we have in continuing to recommend the stock is we believe it has already priced-in an optimistic best-case scenario," analyst C. Patrick Scholes wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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My phone setup is probably a best-case scenario for the Yoolox: the glass back of my case-less iPhone X is a perfect surface for suction cups to stick to, but I saw demos with leather and plastic cases that looked equally functional.
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"This project really is a proof of concept for a best case scenario of a much more elaborate pre-built experience," says Ralph Barbagallo, the founder of Flarb, the AR company that built the majority of the Easter Egg app experience for the HoloLens.
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Naturally this is sort of a best-case scenario measurement: the systems can't hear as well as us in noisy environments, for instance, and may stumble on accents — although the latter problem is more easily approached with neural networks by adjusting the training data set.
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Some developers did take the time to produce good PAL conversions that were timed properly for 50Hz and ran in the right resolution, but even in that best-case scenario, playing a PAL game on a modern 60Hz TV is likely to be pretty juddery.
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The Packers needed one of the greatest throws Rodgers (or anyone else) has ever made to close out a best-case-scenario performance against the Cowboys, which should have been a sign that fulfilling the "run the table" prophecy wasn't going to be automatic.
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Because Boeing gets most of the money from its customers at the time of delivery, that new guidance suggests that Boeing will face reduced revenue well into 2020, even the best case scenario for getting the plane back in the air late this year.
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