The problem is if you bluff and lose … you can't bluff again.
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For many, talk of a breakdown in talks remains part of the bluff and counter-bluff of negotiations.
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If Trump's bluff fails — or if it was not a bluff to begin with — that accomplishment is lost.
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Trump's one negotiating tactic for this bill was to bluff and bluff and then bluff some more, going so far as to force his fellow Republicans to vote on something they hate to punish them politically.
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Neal Crank, tribal Navajo liaison and elections coordinator, explains the ballot in Navajo at the Bluff Senior Center in Bluff, Utah.
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Bieber and Baldwin will be surrounded by friends and family as they say "I do" again, and have booked the Montage Palmetto Bluff Bluff — a luxury resort within the Palmetto Bluff community — for the wedding, an insider previously told PEOPLE.
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Martaveous McKnight scored 73 points to lead Pine Bluff, but nobody else scored more than four as Arkansas-Pine Bluff shot just 32.6 percent.
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Britain's redoubtable but unsung foreign secretary "stood against the sky" when Greece, Turkey and Berlin were in play in a treacherous game of bluff and double bluff.
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They are calling Ford's bluff -- just days after she called their bluff by insisting, through an attorney, that she was willing to testify publicly about her allegations against Kavanaugh.
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FAIR BLUFF, N.C. (Reuters) - When Hurricane Matthew submerged the small town of Fair Bluff, North Carolina, two years ago, Eve Waddell thought she had witnessed a once-in-a-lifetime disaster.
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Here's the latest: • China called the Trump administration's bluff.
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Heaven forbid she call his bluff and act in kind.
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Unlike many of his Western counterparts, Putin does not bluff.
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It sounds like these pirates essentially called the system's bluff.
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He's singing from a bluff overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Heidi Gustafson has Whidbey Island's Double Bluff Beach to herself.
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A better strategy would be to call his opponents' bluff.
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But Mr Bowen thinks the idea is essentially a bluff.
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Mr Liu, the chauffeur, intends to call the government's bluff.
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The bill's authors have said the threat is a bluff.
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Mariano Rajoy, Spain's conservative prime minister, swiftly called his bluff.
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Doctor Strange, Richard Bluff, Stephane Ceretti, Paul Corbould, Jonathan Fawkner
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"Call my bluff, I'm always acting tough," the group sings.
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Dionne played with Dogs on Acid before joining Yankee Bluff.
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He later told his mom the threat was a bluff.
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The Deadpool actor called his bluff and liked the tweet.
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Olivia calls his bluff; she's convinced he won't touch Quinn.
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It's almost a bit of a bluff and it's working.
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Does being a mother give one the right to bluff?
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You are trying to bluff your way through a debate.
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A Lieff Cabraser client named Kate McLellan called Fitbit's bluff.
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In the early 20163s he moved to Pine Bluff, Ark.
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Here's how to proceed without getting caught in a bluff.
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But was Mr. Trump's announcement on Thursday just a bluff?
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Who could afford to call that bluff and be wrong?
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People try to bluff their way in all the time.
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Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc on the fragile bluff in 2012.
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I'm calling your bluff, old sport, old pip , old cock .
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His manner with writers was bluff and a little breezy.
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In her own graceful way, she called the country's bluff.
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But it's also possible this is just a clever bluff.
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I'm calling your bluff, old sport, old pip, old cock.
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If you don't frame it religiously, they'll call your bluff.
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And in that "might," that lingering doubt, is contained a long and strange face-off, a game of bluff and counter-bluff, as fossil fuel giants maneuver to hang on as long as possible.
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Nobody knows what is bluff and what is in deadly earnest.
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Clinton planned to campaign in Memphis, Nashville and Pine Bluff, Ark.
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Their letters suggest that they too are calling Mr Trump's bluff.
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Her election manifesto exposes that threat for the bluff it was.
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NYAY, he says, is a "bluff" that people will not believe.
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"Ultimately, Iran's intention is to call President Trump's bluff," says Ibish.
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Those close to Amazon say leaving New York is no bluff.
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Mashable was skeptical and set out to call the brand's bluff.
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Attempts to persuade the Security Council to call Russia's bluff failed.
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A shrewd Romero quickly took to Twitter to call Bisping's bluff.
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That bluff has been taken off the table for future use.
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Rouhani's threat may be a bluff, but it can't be ignored.
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So Rowan seemingly calls her bluff, marching off to kill Quinn.
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Trump's tweet suggesting he encouraged it — that was a pure bluff.
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In contrast to poker, there were no hidden cards, no bluff.
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Ms. Montague graduated from Merrill High School in Pine Bluff, Ark.
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Acceding to Hunter as a witness would call the Republicans' bluff.
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In the movie's view, Lee's real problem is his bluff arrogance.
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The Montage Palmetto Bluff; 477 Mount Pelia Road, Bluffton, S.C.; montagehotels.
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The Poplar Bluff company said it raised prices but customers defected.
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The prospect of a first strike might have been a bluff.
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Trump's bluff was calculated to get Comey to tell the truth.
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Fair Bluff is about 125 miles (200 km) south of Raleigh.
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Desert Rose Inn & Cabins in Bluff offers views of spectacular cliffs.
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Green-lipped mussels are the lure at the Havelock Mussel & Seafood Festival in Marlborough (March 19) while oysters are what brings the crowds to the seaside township of Bluff for the Bluff Oyster Festival (May 21).
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In the town of Fair Bluff, North Carolina, which has struggled to recover from the devastation of Hurricane Matthew in 2016, only about 50 residents remained on Tuesday, Fair Bluff Police Chief Chris Chafin told Reuters.
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Berg called the company's bluff, and Amazon backed out of the deal.
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Congressional Democrats called President Trump's bluff, and on Monday night, he folded.
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"The idea was to call their bluff," the senior administration official said.
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Hungary's government has dismissed the university's move as a "Soros-style bluff".
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Participants in capital markets are increasingly willing to call the Fed's bluff.
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Mr Trump's threat to withdraw America's security guarantee is probably a bluff.
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Players fold winning hands because an aggressive bluff makes them fear losing.
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Mueller never anticipated that the Russians were going to call his bluff.
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But CNN officials declined, essentially calling Mr. Trump's bluff, and he participated.
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This, of course, is always risky, particularly if it's a total bluff.
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Of course, all of this rhetoric could just be a giant bluff.
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Putin took the easy way out and declined to call Kadyrov's bluff.
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The problem, however, is that there is little substance behind the bluff.
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The bluff face and ocean breezes provide ideal conditions for staying aloft.
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And Kim knows Trump isn't one to bluff about deploying America's might.
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Your manager may call your bluff and you'll need to change jobs.
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The yard was landscaped by Mariani Landscape of nearby Lake Bluff, Ill.
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Multiple homes and businesses in the city of Red Bluff were destroyed.
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The evidence from this week's conference is that this isn't just bluff.
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Urged by Claire, Frank calls his opponent's bluff and agrees to apologize.
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He plans ceremonial signings in Poplar Bluff and Jefferson City later today.
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Critics felt NBC legal drama "Bluff City Law" was just another cliché.
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Pittsburgh's defense also turned Arkansas-Pine Bluff into a one-man team.
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The president, his bluff called, immediately declared that the concession was inadequate.
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I want him to call the Democrats' bluff on the government shutdown.
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But reframing the conversation in terms of merit calls Mr. Trump's bluff.
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Bluff these billionaires and they fold like cheap rugs in humid weather.
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Is he doing that as a bluff, or is he really serious?
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Bluff and voluble, he conducts Skype calls with Mr. Fogel while shirtless.
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But trade experts say that position is either a bluff or foolhardy.
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The threat of war could be a bluff, or an election ploy.
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Democrats on Gutiérrez's letter say they're ready to call the GOP's bluff.
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"Trump's entire North Korea strategy could be a giant bluff" https://t.
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And how do you call his bluff when you can't read him?
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You taught me to practice in front of a mirror, then bluff.
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That may be a real plan, and it may be a bluff.
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Democrats call the Republicans' bluff Democrats call the Republicans' bluff Democrats are about to find out if Republican senators were bluffing when they said they'd exercise the nuclear option to get Judge Neil Gorsuch confirmed to the Supreme Court.
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FAIR BLUFF, N.C. (Reuters) - The childhood home Katrina Bullock returned to in the rural North Carolina community of Fair Bluff about 16 years ago to care for her sick mother was devastated by flooding from Hurricane Matthew in 2016.
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According to Cody, this bluff loses about a meter of ground per year.
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Fortunately, though the moose bluff charged the cyclist, it did not make contact.
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You called my bluff; I can't actually afford to purchase The Godfather mansion.
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Senate Democrats are increasingly criticizing this, essentially asking McConnell to call Trump's bluff.
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A wool rug on loan from Crab Tree Farm in Lake Bluff, Ill.
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On the bluff overlooking all of Jötunheim, the two men scatter Faye's ashes.
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The bison bluff charged the scout leader, stopped and then just walked away.
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Rogelio Solis contributed from Moss Bluff and Stacey Plaisance contributed from New Orleans.
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Warren attempted to call Trump's bluff, and went ahead and took the test.
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Fox thought it was calling his bluff, but he wasn't bluffing at all.
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The software devised powerful betting strategies and even showed the ability to bluff.
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Our jobs aren't for campaigning, & that's exactly what these bluff-votes are for.
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They call each other's bluffs…even if Jake doesn't think it's a bluff.
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The problem is that even a bluff paints all sides into a corner.
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It was a bluff, and the UFC pulled him off the card completely.
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She set about renovating a house on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River.
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You can play a round of golf at Mississippi's LeFleur's Bluff State Park.
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But is this all really a bluff designed to win a general election?
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If having children is a gamble, one has no choice but to bluff.
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A Red Bluff police officer helping residents evacuate lost his home, authorities said.
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It was a bluff … something even a failed casino owner knows something about.
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" The lone new drama, "Bluff City Law," marks the return of former "L.
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In Britain, supporters of a departure said the French position was a bluff.
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Over and over again, House members have called the White House's bluff successfully.
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"Young dog, don't let the world call your bluff," is all I say.
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Trump's lawyers say he can't be investigated, and the courts call their bluff
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He's bluff and steady, predictable down to the timing of his bowel movements.
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FAIR BLUFF, N.C. — The flooding is long gone, but its shadow is everywhere.
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Ripping up the State of the Union speech isn't much of a bluff.
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Maybe the manager involved was simply calling the bluff of the office gossip.
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"That might be on a horse or up on a bluff," Rodgers says.
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She had miscalculated the situation, and the powers that be called her bluff.
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The private Northport Yacht Club, on Bluff Point Road, has a waiting list.
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For the guests at the Montage Palmetto Bluff, however, once is definitely enough.
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"We thought it was a good bluff," the recently wed Ms. Petner said.
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The flip side of that is if they try to call your bluff.
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President Trump has boldly gone where no president has: calling the Palestinians' bluff.
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Terraced decks are positioned at the edge of the bluff overlooking the water.
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This morning, Paul Manafort doubled-down, daring the media to call his bluff.
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This could be mainly a bluff, or a bit of mischief, from Pelosi.
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Sean Fegan, left, jumps off "jaw's bridge" in Oak's Bluff on Martha's Vineyard.
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Whether this is a bluff is perhaps the central issue of British politics.
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Whether this is a bluff is perhaps the central issue of British politics.
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He evidently figured he could bluff his way out of a political trap.
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Well, the universe called my bluff recently and afforded me such an opportunity.
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BLUFF CITY The Secret Life of Photographer Ernest Withers By Preston Lauterbach Illustrated.
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Pine Bluff had balanced scoring en route to its 28-603 halftime lead.
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Wine country meets the coast at bluff-top Timber Cove in Sonoma County.
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His appointment could only have helped Amazon decide to call New York's bluff.
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That just has not happened, so their bluff has been called on that.
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Upton Sinclair wrote his novel "Love's Pilgrimage" in a tent on the bluff.
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After McGraw was charged with assaulting Jones in Fayetteville, Trump's bluff was called.
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The big difference this time is I can say, I called your bluff.
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Joseph Betancourt, 24, and Marie Bennett, 40, were arrested on Friday in connection to a burglary at Children First Foster Family Agency office in Red Bluff, a city approximately 130 miles northwest of Sacramento, according to the Red Bluff Police Department.
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For city officials, calling the bluff of the Obama administration was a risky move.
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MACCALLUM: So, what happened when Republicans tried to call their bluff on abolishing ICE.
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Today's games will bring his words into sharp focus and likely call his bluff.
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They find spots where a big bluff is hard for an opponent to call.
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And he's more adept with a pocket razor than with a friendly social bluff.
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In China winter sports are associated with the country's bluff, hard-living north-east.
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Google launched free gigabit internet at West Bluff housing complex in Kansas City today.
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The president's proposals could have been crafted to call the bluff of his critics.
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She was among the 206 people evacuated from the coastal community of El Bluff.
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Little did he know that his was a bluff Littlefield was itching to call.
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And if you're absolutely sure they're trying to rip you off, call their bluff.
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She calls his bluff and gives him a day to get her $2 million.
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Instead, he could and should have called the GOP's bluff and seated Garland anyway.
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Our engineers and the public safety team are diligently working to assess bluff conditions.
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What if the other person calls my bluff, and I am left with nothing?
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Within weeks, a Manhattan grand jury, convened to call Parkhurst's bluff, rejected his claim.
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Democratic senators have called Iran's bluff and urged Treasury to address FATF's "alarming" action.
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Three of the wines are from grapes sourced from Point of the Bluff Vineyards.
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There were plans for Mulligan Road statewide, but Pine Bluff was the test run.
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They called his bluff, and then they were like, okay, you're out of here.
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"We weren't bluffing Robert Moses, but we had a real bluff," Mr. Bray said.
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But at the same time, it was a bluff which her party bizarrely believed.
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Black bears will sometimes "bluff charge" when cornered, threatened or attempting to steal food.
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In other words, North Korea is well-versed in the art of the bluff.
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" Reporter Leon West calls Mike's bluff: "That's the literal definition of bailing something out.
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"I think the big Canada bet is that this is a bluff," Alden said.
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Hempton teased Josh, who responded with exaggerated throat-clearing as he prepared a bluff.
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"You can bluff a male elephant," he told The Omaha World-Herald in 19863.
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Wickliffe might end up having something modest up on the bluff, selling soft drinks.
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Gibson is a bland everyman, beige and placeless in that bluff Johnny Carson manner.
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I think Trump saying he would rather face Bloomberg than Sanders is a bluff.
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" The Wall Street Journal's editorial board responded by saying Erdogan "called the President's bluff.
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A small herd of pronghorns glided over a bluff, ghostly white on the snow.
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This condo is one of a cluster of 10 on a south-facing bluff.
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But some experts see a bluff, noting that Russia can't afford an arms race.
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Recommended: Four Corners Adventures/Wild Rivers Expeditions and Far Out Expeditions, both in Bluff.
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We also visited the wreckage of a petroglyph on a mesa wall near Bluff.
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"Bluff City," by Preston Lauterbach, aims instead for something less snappy and more lyrical.
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The sale's top lot, Konstantin Egorovich Makovsky's "Blind Man's Bluff," sold for £2000,220,500 (~$22007,2237,2500).
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The easy, 1.5-mile Empire Bluff Trail led me through a beech-maple forest to a lofty bluff above Lake Michigan, where I gaped at one of the prettiest views in all of the park, north along the lake's dune-draped shoreline.
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But Clinton did call their bluff by signing the bill, and Dole's campaign simply collapsed.
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I think she thought I was joking so she kept trying to call my bluff!
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Critics, at home and abroad, thought that ultimately the international community would call his bluff.
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Thankfully, he had a plan, and it required an opening bluff to make it work.
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That is good news for Germany—but Mr Macron may in time call Berlin's bluff.
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But if it is a bluff, it is not one that anybody wishes to call.
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If they call your bluff, identify new leaders from within Gaza's population who get it.
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Or was his calculation that Kim was calling his bluff and he needed to match?
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I may read an opponent, for instance, and bluff them, or trap them, or something.
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Are his threats to start a nuclear war with North Korea serious, or a bluff?
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O'Reilly escaped to his mansion in Montauk, nestled among nature preserves and overlooking a bluff.
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In November, the board will have to decide whether or not to call Trump's bluff.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren says she successfully called President Trump's bluff, but he's not admitting it.
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With Trump, though, we are mostly being spared the bluff about how only qualifications matter.
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Sarah Wang, the daughter of Xiaoli Huang and Dr. Zhemin Wang of Lake Bluff, Ill.
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The mayor of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, declared August 21, 2019 as Thomas Franklin Vaughns Day.
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For adventures further away, nearby towns like Bluff also had lots to see and do.
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Some Trump critics have deemed this a bluff and urge the Bidens to call it.
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In his brilliant speech in Warsaw, Poland, earlier this week, he called Putin's energy bluff.
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China calls President Trump's bluff, Grenfell survivors testify and a genome discovery has major implications.
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Cashin said investors are calling Trump's bluff and hope that Congress has learned their failures.
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"He is making [a] bluff only to be diagnosed as a psychopath," the commentary said.
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Krueger urged Assembly Democrats to call Senate Republicans' bluff and not approve the weaker bill.
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"Bluff City" may not get to Withers's inner life, but it is not without pleasure.
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There's always the risk that the UFC will call your bluff or ignore you entirely.
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My mom knew progress reports were due, and she called my bluff—but I was committed.
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And not just that, they are descendants of the very witches driven out of Founder's Bluff.
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However, it turned out to be a bluff, a trick to put the player on edge.
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And if the tapes aren't actually real, was Trump trying to bluff Comey into keeping quiet?
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House came to Monsanto via University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, one of the 1890s schools.
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We make a stop on our way home to take a leisurely walk on the bluff.
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But first, this Fox News Alert as Kim Jong Un calling President Trump&aposs bluff tonight.
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One goalkeeper the group studied tended to try pulling a double bluff over the penalty taker.
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But let me just give you what I see as the bluff, the bottom line upfront.
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"North Korea can bluff," said Albright, the founder of the Institute for Science and International Security.
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The constant dread of the past year had only deepened the bluff tenderness of their interactions.
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The death in Pine Bluff is just one of dozens authorities are investigating across the country.
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If he fails to respond, Trump will have admitted that Assad called his bluff and succeeded.
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Spotify's size has made record labels pulling out into either a bad bet or a bluff.
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Their job: To eat invasive plants on a difficult-to-reach bluff along the Mississippi River.
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It's a bluff and we all know it, but that's life in pro sports these days.
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Situated along the Pearl River, LeFleur's Bluff State Park provides an oasis from the urban city.
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Cars are always double-parked around mealtime at the Original Ridgewood Barbecue in Bluff City, Tenn.
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This is the logo for the sports teams at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff.
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Its location on a small bluff on Semaphore Road gave it a water view in winter.
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If past caravans from Central America serve as an indicator, however, this is probably a bluff.
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This is New York City real estate, where negotiations are often based on bluff and bluster.
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The fast-eroding edge of a bluff threatened the foundation of their 10,000-square-foot home.
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The Journal said Walker's Easter event was originally scheduled for Saturday at his Maple Bluff, Wis.
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The star-studded wedding took place at luxury waterfront resort Montage Palmetto Bluff in South Carolina.
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Ultimately, a second shutdown was averted—the AFA-CWA and Nelson had successfully called Trump's bluff.
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Officer Lawson pulled up on a small bluff overlooking the border and pulled out his binoculars.
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Or maybe the NHL still ends up going anyway, and this is all one big bluff.
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You can't accept that we will call your bluff & offer a positive vision for this country.
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There have been other moments when presidents had to consider, or bluff about, using atomic weapons.
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Though some analysts consider this a likely bluff, officials in Pyongyang have little room for error.
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The Hardin County Fire Department captured the moment that home collapsed down the rain-soaked bluff.
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It has fallen into disrepair and is threatened by the extreme environment and an eroding bluff.
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There was already some drama at the Montage Palmetto Bluff, where the ceremony was being held.
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Bolton called Kim on his bluff and Trump on his illusion — if only for a time.
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The following year, they had a ceremony and reception at Montage Palmetto Bluff in South Carolina.
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"The Last Bluff" follows the twists and turns of the story with admirable clarity and concision.
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Calling Naim's perceived bluff, McGhee sarcastically handed the prince the phone number of the Soviet embassy.
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They also recorded wins over the Division I teams Stetson, Arkansas-Pine Bluff and Morgan State.
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On June 12, 1805, Meriwether Lewis climbed a bluff in what is now Chouteau County, Mont.
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Brown notes that the founders of Kiev built the city on a bluff to repel invaders.
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So he makes a decision at that point that he's going to go out there and bluff.
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She hands Eve "cyanide" pills, and Eve takes them, thinking she was calling Villanelle on her bluff.
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But the bluff is her threat to take France out of the E.U. and the euro area.
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This is, in other words, probably a clever bluff that responds to strong feelings within the SNP.
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Mr Putin's Russia is a more slippery construct in which simulation and bluff play a big part.
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"The brain constructs a different reality, but there is no one to call a bluff," she said.
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West claims that the meeting was conducted to discuss "multicultural issues," but Legend is calling his bluff.
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It's possible Republicans could call the Democrats' bluff, and drag out the nomination close to the midterms.
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Your friend might feel ashamed or humiliated that you're calling their bluff that everything's fine, Yager says.
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The president's new economic adviser, Larry Kudlow, said Mr. Trump's threat to China was not a bluff.
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And he should remember, it'll be tough to bluff his way through a "mother of all battles."
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Before the storm, Fair Bluff had nearly 1,000 residents, said Al Leonard, the town's part-time administrator.
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We got the Biebs playing some organized futbol at Bluff Creek Fields in Playa Vista Saturday afternoon.
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Comey called Trump's bluff and invited him to release any tapes he might have of their interactions.
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Then there's no bluff to call, and you'll be headed for greener pastures one way or another.
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Many assumed these were a bluff — but many informed observers have come to believe they are not.
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Do they assume that we'll wonder if they're misleading us and use it as a double-bluff?
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"For all the bluff and bluster [around USMCA], it really is not a sea change," Allen said.
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So my double bluff hadn't worked because Euronymous had already sent out the photo to some people.
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Indeed, the legislation is likely to bring back another feature of the Wild West: the gamblers' bluff.
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But if Egyptian officials thought they could bluff their way out of the Regeni crisis, they miscalculated.
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But companies also hate when masses of workers call their bluff and file individual demands for arbitration.
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This time, Erdoğan called Trump's bluff, having waited for international forces to wipe out the ISIS caliphate.
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Bieber and Baldwin will be saying "I do" again in Palmetto Bluff, a source recently told PEOPLE.
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Then, with a sudden turn, we shot up the side of a 30-foot bluff of soil.
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Or do they call Pelosi's bluff and see how far she is willing to push on subpoenas?
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Photo: Ash Adams/GizmodoEventually and without warning, the tundra gave way to a bluff overlooking a desolate shoreline.
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Barring some miraculous last-minute dealmaking, AB 1003 probably won't pass, and so Brown's bluff will get called.
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Of course, DeepStack can't read the other player's posture, notice sweat on their forehead or call their bluff.
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Ms. Gravatt's fully embodied Faye would at first appear to be the classic, bluff and gruff truth teller.
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" A New York Times economic correspondent tweeted that "Mexico has every incentive to call Trump's bluff on this.
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I think the moment I enjoyed the most is when Jaime simply called her bluff and walked away.
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Rather than risk calling his bluff, Kam sticks with her original plan and calls over me and Marie.
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"It would not be, I don't think, a misstatement to say that he wasn't overly social," Bluff said.
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That has left the Europeans in the undesirable position of having to decide whether to call his bluff.
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Like most towns on the river, Fort Simpson is high up on a bluff to avoid spring flooding.
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The gamers had climbed over a marked fence and onto the bluff, which is reportedly marked as unstable.
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The home is one block from the La Selva Beach bluff, and in walking distance to Manresa beach.
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In the clip, a pod of orcas can be seen charging a bluff with some seriously impressive speed.
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You may fool the rest of the country, but I'll call your bluff any day of the week.
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"I don't wanna call her bluff on it because I know she just attempted this previously," Alice said.
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Q: If you are negotiating or weighing job offers, should you ever bluff like you do in poker?
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The bluff, ruddy Mr. Cameron is famously lucky, having pulled out last-minute victories in numerous other scrapes.
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I do not think it's entirely a bluff, I think he's prepared to do much more aggressive things.
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" In India, members of Modi's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party celebrated the tweet, congratulating Trump for "calling Terroristan's bluff.
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The New Aryan Empire has more than 5,000 members nationwide, according to local paper The Pine Bluff Commercial.
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There is an alternative theory that Johnson's actions are really a deliberate bluff designed to trap his opponents.
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The bluff, on Grandview Beach in Encinitas, California, which is north of San Diego, collapsed around 3 p.m.
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Pittsburgh limited Arkansas-Pine Bluff to just nine points in the game's first 15 and a half minutes.
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Set atop a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Terranea Resort, A Destination Hotel, in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif.
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A once-private brick walkway leading up a bluff to the village is now publicly used and maintained.
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Many U.S. analysts believe the disclosure was a bluff; others say they believe the weapon has been deployed.
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But Democrats are calling Republican leadership on their bluff: the three Democratic co-sponsors of the bill — Reps.
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According to Arkansas Online, on Sunday, Flora Lunsford stopped at the United Filling Station in Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
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Then he met a sixth-grader and his younger brother exploring near a bluff above the Harlem Meer.
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For the moment at least, though, the Iranians, who are hurting economically, have chosen to call Trump's bluff.
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She called his bluff, reminding him that the order for the frozen hot chocolate had already been placed.
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He "forded a creek and passed the towering grass-tufted bluff New Yorkers called Bayard's Mount," she writes.
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According to the outlet, Pine Bluff Mayor Shirley Washington also declared August 21, 2019 Thomas Franklin Vaughns Day.
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His offer is "essentially calling their bluff", says Samm Sacks of New America, a think-tank in Washington.
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The main entertainment was Jimmy Buffett, bluff and chortling, on hand to promote his feel-good jukebox musical.
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After agreeing to peace with the local tribe, Oglethorpe decided to settle the first city on a bluff.
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BEFORE DAWN ON BLUFF ROADSelected New Jersey Poems HOLLYHOCKS IN THE FOGSelected San Francisco PoemsBy August Kleinzahler148 pp.
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Do not be afraid of Trump, he's a bully and a bluff, bullies end when they're called out.
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That means, Bluff says, a lot of what is normally considered postproduction work is actually done in preproduction.
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That is the face of a man whose bluff has been called, and he's only holding a two.
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Instead, we are left to wonder if the threat of withdrawal is a bluff or a real possibility.
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Bluff is more of a home base for environmentalists, archaeologists and tour companies that specialize in gentler explorations.
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In it, a bagpiper plays on a bluff in the distance as the camera pans out to sea.
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Up on the bluff, there's a temporary structure set up for TV crews to do live remote broadcasts.
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"It's a little bit of a poker game they're playing there because it seems like she's bluffing and he reads her bluff, but she wanted him to read her bluff — this was all part of her game," showrunner David Benioff observed in a behind-the-scenes video from the finale.
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She was to wind up a long day of campaigning with a late-night rally in Pine Bluff, Ark.
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It makes the person who holds it a target – but it also gives them leverage to lie and bluff.
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My bet is that traders are wrong—that Trump will again call their bluff and disappoint on the details.
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Democrats say they essentially called the bluff of Republicans by holding a vote to officially endorse an impeachment inquiry.
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In short, the vote would call the president and his allies' bluff by guaranteeing a fair and open process.
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The worst outcome for Mr Odinga is that his bluff is called and the election goes ahead without him.
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More surprising was the finding that immigrants were generally more likely to bluff about maths than native students were.
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But natural caution around crowded trades may not necessarily be because investors will immediately call the central banks' bluff.
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"[It was] a personal affront to her and to her god," he said, according to the Pine Bluff Commercial.
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To move up on the bluff, the federal government also forced Valmeyer to buy the limestone quarry underneath it.
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The Yellow Bluff Fire has scorched 450 acres and is 30% contained, the Florida Forest Service's Jacksonville office said.
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The company is starting today with a property called West Bluff in Kansas City, its first-ever Fiber market.
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Waves routinely swell all the way up to the area of Grandview Beach where the bluff collapsed, ABC10 reported.
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Brexit calls the bluff of leaders who said discussing such issues was useless while Britain was in the room.
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The EU -- judging that the UK was negotiating with a gun pointed at its own head -- called London's bluff.
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Airbus calls the project a bluff and says it reflects Boeing's frustration at losing market share to its A321.
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He met with John Rodenhouse, the owner of award-winning Point of the Bluff Vineyards in upstate New York.
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Even many Democrats were wary of this tactic and, ultimately, the normally timid Republican congressional leadership called their bluff.
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The couple got married for the second time in a luxury waterfront resort Montage Palmetto Bluff in South Carolina.
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For Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, a master of the politics of inaction, a bluff has also been called.
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" How Asia sees Trump ... Lead du jour, from AP's Foster Klug in Seoul, South Koreal: "Was it a bluff?
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The glint in his eye called to mind a card shark who thought he had another bluff in him.
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Admitting that his bluff was dumb is a better idea than sending US-China relations into a downward spiral.
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One area in the English Avenue neighborhood, "the Bluff," had become a large and notorious open-air drug market.
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Some of them, such as Harold Hamm, the chief executive of Oklahoma-based Continental Resources, even called his bluff.
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These photographs, showing Fair Bluff reflected in the stagnant floodwater, demonstrate what many there feel is the new normal.
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TRAVEL An article on May 20 about the Montage Palmetto Bluff resort in South Carolina misidentified the resort's owner.
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The EU&aposs trade commissioner on Thursday told Johnson to &aposcall [Trump&aposs] bluff&apos and strike the deal.
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If Elliott tries to call his bluff, he's likely to walk away given his aversion to competitive bid situations.
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Check In The Montage Palmetto Bluff offers memorable kayaking in lagoons, soothing design in its rooms and romance throughout.
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"The idea that Pelosi thinks that she can somehow bluff Mitch McConnell ... verges on requiring a psychologist," Gingrich said.
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" For his part, Netanyahu insists that the threat of an Israeli strike "was not a bluff — it was real.
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SWAC: Arkansas-Pine Bluff and Texas Southern finished in a four-way tie for second in the regular season.
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The couple then remarried in a ceremony at luxury resort Montage Palmetto Bluff in Bluffton, South Carolina, last October.
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Mr. Shields was always the pupil, a little in awe of the older man's ability to bluff and charm.
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The motorist drove to nearby Fair Bluff and led local police on a brief vehicle chase, the department said.
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"Prospect Bluff became the greatest fear of the American South," Andrew Frank, a Florida State University history professor, said.
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"These 'Grinches' will not be stealing Christmas from the kids on our watch," the Red Bluff Police Department wrote.
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"We won't get a good deal with bluff and bluster," said Raab, one of the most hardline Brexit advocates.
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" August Kleinzahler, "Before Dawn on Bluff Road: Selected New Jersey Poems / Hollyhocks in the Fog: Selected San Francisco Poems.
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Here's one idea for longtime proponents of network neutrality: Call the broadband companies' bluff, if that's what it is.
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Mr. Miller called the governor's position a bluff, Mr. Cuomo reversed his stand and a larger cut was enacted.
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