But then again: fashion, fashion, fashion — also, student loans?
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Not a great idea, but then again ... it worked!!!
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But then again, maybe so is capitalism and private property.
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But then again: We've seen that enough times before. It
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But then again, that wouldn't really be the Handler way.
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But then again, this is just a part of myself.
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But then again, there's only so prepared you can be.
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Pretty pricey, but then again ... it's a classic everyone loves.
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But then again I didn't really understand the game either.
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But then again this is not just an economic matter.
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But then again, I hid that from myself as well.
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But then again, I think I might have my sequel.
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But then again, men have been doing that for years.
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Probably nothing quite so fraught, but then again, who knows?
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But, then again, Noa Mintz isn't your typical high schooler.
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But then again, you can't put a price on fun.
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But then again, it's still a good problem to have.
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But then again, no form of communication is completely secure.
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But then again, most people haven't heard of Hyperloop One.
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But, then again, maybe you're more of an indoor person.
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But then again, real trumps fake pretty much every time.
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But then again, I guess I'm not really that surprised.
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But then again, you can't win if you don't play.
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But then again, there is one thing to complain about.
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But then again, I write about it for a living.
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That probably won't happen — but then again, you never know.
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Maybe not, but then again maybe she did deserve it.
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But then again, the G8X is also far, far cheaper.
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But then again, in this political climate, who is wise?
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But, then again, so is most other forms of crowdfunding.
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But then again, why the fuck would I not go?
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But then again, we might just give in to chaos.
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But then again, the guy just won a gold medal.
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But then again, they couldn't have been listening very closely.
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But, then again, I wasn't sure what to expect, really.
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But then again: Look how much worse they could be.
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But then again, I'd say the same thing about Swift.
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But then again, Bezos has had an unusual few weeks.
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But then again, when did rationality last inform Washington thought?
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But then again you fucked my husband, Alma would say.
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"But then again, they're just human beings just like us."
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But then again, so is making meat out of plants.
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There was no proof, but then again there rarely is.
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But then again, this is the decade that changed infosec.
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But then again, I expected them to act months ago.
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But then again, was it ever really alive to begin with?
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But, then again, the internet never fails to defy our expectations.
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But then again, it probably also rules for those reasons too.
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But then again, neither does the iPhone 7 Plus's Portrait mode.
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Obama loves Fiona Apple's "Criminal," but then again we all do.
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But then again I'm the only conservative eating tofu on Thanksgiving.
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But then again ... Kim's been teasing us for a while now.
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But then again when I talk to friends--am I queer?
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But then again, getting rid of past standards is Trump's forte.
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But then again, maybe independence is not really the goal here.
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But then again, I don't know where she buys her pizzas!
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But then again, maybe Poppy left it there for a reason.
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But then again, Moore tried a different tactic this time around.
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But, then again, it feels kind of shitty to think that.
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There is no argument, but then again there is only argument.
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But then again, Star Wars has always felt like a Western.
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It's a bit strange TBH, but then again, so is DeLonge.
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But then again, she doesn't know how to do any better.
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But then again, when has Washington ever adopted the smarter approach?
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Looks like Selena is in his rear view, but then again ...
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But then again so is what [Levandowski] is asking for in $$.
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But then again, consider where you, the reader, are at now.
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But then again, what's a vacation without a little doomed romance?
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But then again, Shiki doesn't pretend to be a ramen house.
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But then again, is this app trying to be anything more?
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But then again, with that price tag, maybe it should be.
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But then again, so was his meeting with the Russian dictator.
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"But, then again, I'm trying to be very logical," he said.
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So it's nice, but then again, it's maybe not so nice.
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But then again, my lyrics often could tell the same one.
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But then again, if she wanted to, she already would have.
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But then again, prevailing wages in Seattle were high to begin.
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But then again I did, quite literally, learn from the best.
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But then again, my handbag does those things pretty well, too.
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But then again, our iced-coffee obsession isn't exactly a secret.
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But, then again, this wasn't for reactions; this was for me.
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But then again, imagine how many lobster rolls you could make.
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But then again, Sanders's was never a candidacy designed to win.
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But then again, maybe he's going to do the wrong change.
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But then again, purpose is so seldom an explanation for behavior.
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But then again, I put that on the editing room floor.
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It's also particularly good when fried — but then again, isn't everything?
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But then again, political leaders have wasted 30 yrs of inaction.
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But then again, that's the standard Flohio has set so far.
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But, then again, Mr. Lugar had stood up to presidents before.
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But, then again, Popeyes sure seems to have swiped her style.
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But then again, maybe that's the truer telling of the story.
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Reform is promised, but then again, it has been since 2002.
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But then again I don't know that President Trump wants that.
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It's an exhausting listen, but then again, it's an exhausting world.
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But then again, maybe not, and what happens if you're wrong?
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But then again, you can also not do any of that.
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But then again, I identify with the Saint Laurent girl, as well.
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But then again I've never been on an A350-900 ULR.[CNN]
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But then again, there are not many "typical" things about my morning.
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But then again, nothing about vice crimes is "fair" or even "logical".
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But then again, these men and women of NASA are seasoned professionals.
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It's all pretty crude and messy, but then again, so is puberty.
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But then again, I feel like the app is all about firsts.
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But then again, isn't the Earth itself just a big space rock?
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Affirmation policies are never perfect, but then again very few policies are.
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But then again, this hasn't been a normal election cycle for America.
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But then again, I don't think young ones should be using this.
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But, then again, when synths didn't rule the world, they were scum.
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But, then again, maybe that's what rubs some people the wrong way.
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But, then again, maybe it's not — and that's why it's hard money.
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But then again she's so what I'm accustomed to, 'cause she people.
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But then again, who doesn't enjoy it in one form or another?
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He didn't ask for any of this — but then again, who did?
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But then again, what else would you expect from Diana Ross' daughter?
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But then again Mr. Zuckerberg had the benefit of intensive politeness training.
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But then again, lazing around in your pj's has the same effect.
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But then again, so did ex-Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann, and she lost.
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But then again she's so what I'm accustomed to, 'cause she people.
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But then again, Charlotte hasn't kissed three characters to my knowledge. 11.
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We might be in the Depression, but then again we might not.
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But, then again, those people bet against Donald Trump from Day One.
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But then again, movies like these make you feel like anything's possible.
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But then again, who thought Alabama would elect a Democrat Tuesday night?
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Ideologies may be limiting, but then again so are our personal perspectives.
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But then again, most young professionals don't have a job like Westerhout's.
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But then again, that is the likely outcome in the negotiations anyway.
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But then again, this is the human way — so far at least.
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But then again, another Resident Evil movie will hit theaters next January.
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But then again, Will & Grace was not a show about gay love.
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But then again, this episode suggests such a point may not exist.
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But then again, he did give her a decent amount of warning.
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But then again—where exactly is the borderline between noise and music?
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The game isn't sold out, but then again Tobias Harris wasn't playing.
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But then again, there's too much attention on mainstream fashion and swag.
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But then again, coal is technically a carcinogen, so there you go.
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They could be over something of importance, but then again, maybe not.
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But then again, how successful could such a large, complicated project be?
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Yes, we may well muddle through — but then again we may not.
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But then again, many people might find it — dare I say it?
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But then again, Mr. Weiner, 52, has hardly been laboring in obscurity.
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But then again, so did one country effectively arresting another nation's leader.
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But then again, Democrats have been talking forever about turning Texas blue.
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It sounds great — but then again, I've never gotten a phone call.
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He looks like he's meditating, but then again he might be drowning.
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They did not score, but then again, the Senators did not either.
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But, then again, take a moment to think about all those things.
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But then again, so do people, and we keep them around anyway.
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But then again, we were a candidate who did always meet them.
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It's hard to see — but then again, we live in strange times.
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It's good for beach bums, but then again, much of Australia is.
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No. But, then again, a Senate committee hearing is not a trial.
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But then again: there's always people willing to step into a vacancy.
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The phone feels fast, but then again, so does every modern iPhone.
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But then again, I learned from Barack Obama the audacity to hope.
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But then again, without more discussion and transparency, how would we know?
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Such a visit is unlikely, but, then again, so was the donation.
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I suspect not, but then again I haven't yet confronted a corpse.
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But then again, look at that wig, which deserves its own moment.
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But then again, it's probably MTV's audience that needs it the most.
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It's crazy to consider, but then again what makes someone a legend?
|
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But then again, an evening with Ramsay is more than just the food.
|
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But then again, that doesn't quite seem to be what he's miffed about.
|
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But then again, we've never seen the actress look quite like this before.
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But, then again, most adults never quite grow out of that stage either.
|
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But then again, when she does the Christmas thing, it's like comedy gold.
|
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They are a disgrace to journalism, but then again so are many others.
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I know that they do their job, but then again, I don't know.
|
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But then again, does anything ever make sense when it comes to Kanye?
|
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But then again, on the flipside, I do understand the business of it.
|
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But then again, you're not buying the Predator 21 X for its looks.
|
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But then again, no one ever said beauty doesn't come with a price.
|
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But, then again, I, like you, have never given CrossFit a fair shot.
|
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They're probably right — but then again, stranger resurrections have happened in Shondaland series.
|
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But then again, this was Capitol Hill and everyone wanted to get away.
|
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But, then again, innocuous data can so quickly be assembled into something scary.
|
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It starts a little slow, but then again, so does every TED Talk.
|
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But then again, how many startups do you know from Wellington, New Zealand?
|
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But then again, why the fuck do I have to be the educator?
|
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But then again, cutting costs to boost returns was hardly inventing the wheel.
|
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They’re not audiophile wireless earbuds, but then again neither are AirPods.
|
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But then again, the movies is exactly what this particular contest is for.
|
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But then again, they have the financial freedom and leverage to do so.
|
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But then again, most people don't have talent—or at least not enough.
|
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But then again: you can imagine that this is what Odysseus felt like.
|
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But then, again ... Nicole can turn any scene into an absolute smoke show.
|
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But then again he probably has that awful Comcast modem / router combo too.
|
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Ivanka looked happy to sit next to JT, but then again, who wouldn't?
|
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But then again, it's a picture on Facebook, like millions of other pictures.
|
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But, then again, Chrissy never claimed it was one of her favorite foods.
|
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Amanda: But then again, the woman you see in Playboy is a deity.
|
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They are a disgrace to journalism but then again, so are many others!
|
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But then again, he was the best in the world at the time.
|
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But then again, this world never was very kind to the poor dear.
|
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Sounds simple enough, but then again, it happened to this poor fellow.[ZDNet]
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They are a disgrace to journalism but then again, so are many others!
|
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Being a bride isn't cheap — but then again, neither is being a bridesmaid.
|
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But, then again, so is having a killer character for the Snatch Game.
|
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But then again, they had to listen to Glitter, so they break even.
|
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But then again, unlike humans, the rats didn't have to deal with traffic.
|
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We are by no means perfect, but then again most courses aren't either.
|
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But then again, there were other people I know that weren't that lucky.
|
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I suddenly have a hankering for tea, but then again, I'm fairly suggestible.
|
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They were all super gross, but then again the food is called Gushers.
|
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But, then again, the band has never been simply a conventional studio duo.
|
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He probably will not throw six against Cleveland, but then again, he might.
|
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But, then again, this is a franchise dogged by questions about its frugality.
|
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"But then again, Trump's ZTE reversal shows that politicization can be highly unpredictable."
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EDT on Wednesday – but then again, she does have nearly 140 million followers.
|
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But then again," she sighed, "he has a political debt to pay, too.
|
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But then again, what is self-care if not a well-deserved rest?
|
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But then again, I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt.
|
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But then again, I'm not really familiar with the latest in CrossFit trends.
|
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But then again, Maria Alyokhina isn't known for merely doing what's expected of her.
|
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But then again, they'd also pony up the cash for a nice room setup.
|
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But then again, after that lakeside encounter with Hardin, maybe her answer would change...
|
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But then again, they always were, even if his happiness didn't serve their own.
|
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But then again, this is Syria, where no target -- hospitals, schools -- is off limits.
|
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But then again, the idea wasn't to land the next big thing in eyewear.
|
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R was very jealous of my armour but then again, he had dragon glass.
|
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But then again, have you ever failed at something you've put your mind to?
|
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But then again, the idea of fun is kind of the "agenda" behind Lila.
|
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It takes work, and won't be perfect, but then again, what do you expect?
|
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But then again, Nolan has a history of infusing old genres with new life.
|
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But then again, there's no shortage of actual touchscreen options in the Windows world.
|
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At this moment I am in my house, but then again, you never know.
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Which isn't much in terms of endorsements, but, then again, I could be wrong.
|
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Guessing the art doesn't come with the house ... but then again, everything's negotiable, right?
|
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But then again she just hasn't been as vocal about immigration as Donald Trump.
|
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But then again, Gossip Girl has always had a really weird attitude towards sex.
|
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But then again, it's been so long since someone asked them to embrace it.
|
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The corners are weird, but then again, a giant rubber duck is weird, too.
|
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But then again, Google doesn't seem to like headphone jacks very much these days.
|
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But then again, I am not a huge fan of her earlier albums, either.
|
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It's nowhere near as good as River City Ransom, but then again, what is?
|
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But then again, who are we to say that this cat is too extra?
|
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But then again, John Krasinski never tossed a giant stuffed bear into the ocean!
|
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It's not fair, but then again, not a lot of things in life are.
|
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But then again, so did airlifting thousands of dairy cows to the Arabian desert.
|
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As a technical achievement it's remarkable, but then again, so is a robotic dog.
|
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Now that's what I call de-stressing — but then again, that's probably just me.
|
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It doesn't have built-in GPS, but then again neither did the original Versa.
|
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It's a pop song, but then again so are most of Speedy Ortiz's songs.
|
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Maybe the people using it used the same slang, but then again, maybe not.
|
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"But then again, he's only 2 weeks old, so we'll see if that changes!"
|
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But then again, battling in general is a mess when there are network issues.
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But then again, I didn't feel coming out to them was a huge priority.
|
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But then again, most tables and shelves don't come from the MIT Media Lab.
|
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Arum's tight with Manny Pacquiao, but then again Trump and Mike Tyson are BFFs.
|
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But then again, that's selfish, because I haven't gotten to know anybody else yet.
|
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This list of updates isn't exhaustive, but then again neither is this OS update.
|
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But then again, this is Alabama, where a politicized justice system is the norm.
|
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But then again, maybe that's the point of the art in the first place.
|
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She isn't her most alert self all the time, but then again, who is?
|
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But then again, the moves were way more interesting than squats, so time flew.
|
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It's fairly gentle as far as wordplay goes, but then again, it's only Wednesday.
|
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But then again, it's rained on almost every camping trip I've ever been on.
|
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"But then again it's bad on my part because I know better," Butler says.
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But then again, what happens in the South Pole stays in the South Pole.
|
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My mom does worry about me, but then again, she always worries about me.
|
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Which is odd considering her upbringing—but then again, perhaps it makes perfect sense.
|
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But then again the "worried well" love to monitor themselves, so who needs that.
|
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Lee may be no Blair Waldorf, but then again, mean girls are so 2014.
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"But then again, I guess we all are," he said, staring out the window.
|
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But then again, someone could just take a bunch of microdoses and get high.
|
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But then again, we're a bit too late on the issue of climate change.
|
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But then again, Donald Trump does that, and Bernie Sanders does that as well.
|
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It's been an interesting year for the genre, but then again, isn't it always?
|
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But then again, Fox had next-to-no new programming to unveil this year.
|
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Delaney is apparently a huge Springsteen fan but, then again, so is Chris Christie.
|
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The outside didn't exactly wow me, but then again, I'm used to Dubai opulence.
|
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It is not a serious work, but then again it wasn't designed to be.
|
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"It's a bit inconvenient, but then again, I'm used to it already," she said.
|
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But then again, you'll never hear from them the day after you meet them.
|
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But then again, alright, you're going to far, you're looking for problems with China.
|
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But then again transparency is probably the best way to ensure that procedures are tightened.
|
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But then again, Twitter's moves thus far in VR haven't made a ton of sense.
|
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But then again, maybe I wouldn't — it's worked out just fine for us so far.
|
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It crushes your soul, you put every ... But then again, you took the money, right?
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BUT THEN AGAIN, WE THINK TRADE IS AN IMPORTANT PART OF THIS GROWTH STRATEGY, TOO.
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The battery's a tad less capacious at 3,700mAh, but then again so is the phone.
|
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It's laudable, but then again it would have been impossible to make them less repairable.
|
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But then again, Guns N' Roses are rumored to be reuniting, so perhaps anything's possible.
|
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But then again, you've probably never seen one working at 3,000 frames per second before.
|
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These things don't come easily, but then again, nothing that is worth it ever does.
|
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But then again, KFC China is really damn good – better than its North American counterpart.
|
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Running into Amber was totally crazy, but then again, Waukesha is a pretty small town.
|
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But then again, when you have someone who's aggressively attacking you or spitting at you.
|
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It's obvious that he's running away from his problems — but then again, so is she.
|
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It may not protect you against the mutated strain, but then again, it just might.
|
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This week, he passed his polygraph with "flying colors" — but, then again, so did Nina.
|
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But then again, Democrats have repeatedly put into play historically Republican districts in special elections.
|
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I was surprised to know that but then again I wasn't surprised because she knows.
|
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That seems hella drastic to me but then again, this is Empire I'm writing about.
|
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But then again: maybe playing the Lakers feels like taking a day off nowadays anyway.
|
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But then again, one has to wonder whether this time he's really leaving for good.
|
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But then again, even if he does, she kind of brought this one on herself.
|
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But then again, how is that different than the GOP's decades-long crusade against her?
|
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That sounds unnecessary, but then again, so are the Nike Air Mags, and those exist.
|
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But then again, the exterior on my tester was gorgeous, and the interior was memorable.
|
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The prep is not a walk in the park, but then again, neither is cancer.
|
|
But then again, as Ms. Pogrebin pointed out, whose notion of attractiveness motivated the change?
|
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But then again, epic emotions and magical goings-on are not so rare in dance.
|
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Not exactly classy, but then again that's not generally something these two are concerned about.
|
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But then again, cowpunk at the time didn't have someone as bonafide as Sarah Shook.
|
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But then again, it's hard to know for sure, because the numbers aren't public anymore.
|
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But then again, of course, there might be new norms and new kinds of discrimination.
|
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But then again, Tyler still might be a spy — more on this in a second.
|
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But, then again, you have been so busy trying to convince him to love you.
|
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"It's not a typical path, but then again, nothing about what I'm doing is typical."
|
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It may go to market later today, but then again it may wait until tomorrow.
|
|
But, then again, maybe this is just the start for the great crypto bull market.
|
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But then again, it's an awful lot of examples in a short period of time.
|
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But then again, when you watch Notre Dame, they started doing what he was doing.
|
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But then again, I feel like it does make me think that it's not on.
|
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But then again, there always seems to be time to find some love in summer.
|
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But then again, publishers who depend on Facebook have always been in a precarious positition.
|
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But then again, as Benjamin Franklin said, nothing in life is certain — except death and taxes.
|
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Negative implications and realities were wiped clean, but then again, that's how you make something beautiful.
|
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It didn't always work out, but, then again, that's sort of the point of college radio.
|
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Maybe. But then again, maybe that's too old school Maybe today you call a police officer.
|
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But then again, when you have someone who&aposs aggressively attacking you or spitting at you .
|
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But then again, as Lee keeps reminding us, nothing is as it seems on the surface.
|
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They're not that happy about it, but then again, some of their arguments aren't without merit.
|
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That doesn't sound too terrifying, but then again, why is Lawrence's own heart in her hands?
|
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But then again, if you licked to poop of any animal, you'd probably get sick too.
|
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I can't believe how fast the year went, but then again, I always feel this way.
|
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But then again, rolling out a hardware product in big-box retailers will require some learning.
|
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I would say Valentino or Chanel couture…but then again, I will probably design my own!
|
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But then again, as a public relations officer, what did you think of that Hitler comparison?
|
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It won't be your typical live blog but, then again, this is not a typical election.
|
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But then again, like most alcoholic beverages, it gets easier to consume the drunker you get.
|
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But, then again, because something "worked" for someone else's vagina doesn't mean it'll work for you.
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Down a game, MVP rallied in game two but then again started getting outplayed by Wings.
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He did slap some tariffs on Canadian lumber, but then again so did George W. Bush.
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ABC and NBC are in fierce competition, but then again competitive anchors still chew the fat.
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But then again, if you said he tripped somebody, then you'd probably have to punish him.
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"But I'm not so sure, we may keep it simple, but then again, expect the unexpected."
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But, then again, it's the kind of thing Trump has been doing for a full year.
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It must be odd watching yourself onscreen, but, then again, you must get used to it.
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I'm not an expert in all of those areas — but then again, nobody else is either.
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But then again, Oprah isn't your typical network bigwig, and Queen Sugar isn't just any show.
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But then again... he did famously cut them out of his photograph after the Met Gala.
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He drank a lot, but then again, I drank and partied when we first started dating.
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I didn't get a whole bunch of press, but then again my story's not done yet.
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But then again, "it is absolutely possible that it could trigger an earthquake nearby," he said.
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But then again, several locals were quick to add in conversations Wednesday, stranger things have happened.
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But then again, this is Hollywood, and Hollywood has a bad track record of similar whitewashing.
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Gross's focus is stunningly light on female photographers, but then again, so has been the profession.
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But then again, Comcast could always bid more and bring everyone back to the drawing board.
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We don't necessarily want your attention, but then again, why aren't you giving it to us?
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Not exactly The Hangover, but then again, we don't know what else went on in Vegas.
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But then again, it might very well be crumbled up goat cheese, or flakes of lard.
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Okay, probably not — but then again, practicality has never really been her (or her family's) style.
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But then again, most people don't present themselves as the arbiter of all things bar-related.
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Tough son of gun right here -- but then again ... UFC glory has that effect on people.
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The violence of Oates's world is excessive, but then again it looks much like our own.
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It's a lofty goal, but then again, space programs have never been known for thinking small.
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But, then again, when the popcorn itself is this crisp, even plain sea salt tastes amazing.
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This didn't exactly inspire confidence, but then again, this wasn't a road biking trip, per se.
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It's not quite ice cream, but then again it's so much creamier than an ice pop.
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But, then again, experts warn that low gas prices might be a dangerous trend for economies.
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But then again, if there are times the reader feels overwhelmed, well, maybe that's the point.
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But, then again, there aren't a lot of people like Guillermo on the Oscars red carpet.
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The findings seem like good news for space travelers, but then again, mice are not men.
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But then again, so was formally filing for re-election on inauguration day January 20, 2017.
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How funny to say "cleaning crew"—but then again who would want to call themselves exterminators ?
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But then again, why would you bother, since you'll just end up pining for your cat?
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But then again, it was unusual for the House to vote without a score at all.
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But then again, I've seen people on the Republican side make a fool of themselves too.
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No prisoner has ever escaped, but then again there's never been an inmate quite like Chapo.
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But, then again, Trump's meeting with Putin might have generated bad optics for reasons beyond geopolitics.
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But, then again, he was also mocked for thinking he would be elected in the first place.
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But then again, I could be pathologizing: Maybe napping is just part of being in your 40s.
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But then again, if you look at how it's spelled so wrong—it's actually full of shit!
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We'd chalk that up to the early hour, but then again ... these 2 have a serious history.
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But then again, with over twenty years' worth experience under her belt, would you expect anything less?
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But then again, considering how hard Jenner works, maybe she'll close that gap sooner than we think.
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But then again, Jülicher said, there was a lot of soup, and it was stewing for eons.
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We imagine she's holding a drumstick, but then again, has LC has ever even touched a drumstick?
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You know you should go to bed, but then again, your phone is right beside you, beckoning.
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But then again, how many dishwasher parts does one have that need replacing on a regular basis?
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But then again, we don't constantly pit movies with white casts and white directors against one another.
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But then again, it's worth wondering how and for whom it acquired that power to begin with.
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Producers have dubious intentions — the rumor is that they manipulate contestants — but then again, so does Harrison.
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But then again, odds are very high that kind of person already has a subscription music service.
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But then again, I know those who migrated with wealth too; so that's not always the case.
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But then again, he could have been referring to all the other insults in the president's tweet.
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Now, our favorite mining company is Randgold, but then again the gold stocks have been real bad.
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You know, we do stupid things in micro-ways, but then again, that also has an advantage.
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He didn't always succeed, but then again, attempts to fully reconcile theory and practice never really do.
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But then again, I never thought anyone would ever ask me to transform into Nicki Minaj either.
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But then again, browsers aren't really a great app for use on TVs in the first place.
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She wasn't looking so thrilled at the moment, but then again ... she's doing all the heavy lifting.
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We may not see it anywhere else, but then again, we don't see very many Phaetons, either.
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He makes a line like "If I was a sculptor, but then again, no" sound like poetry.
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But then again, she's got rich parents who can pay for her to do what she loves.
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But then again, their party at the time did not control both Congress and the White House.
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But then again, if we are to take Alig at his word, the scam is the point.
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But, then again, for a first-generation product, the Boosted Board is as refined as can be.
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But then again, only he can say some of the things he's said, and I appreciate that.
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What We Talk About When We Talk About Cat Person But then again, neither do book publishers.
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They're not practical in the least bit, but, then again, are any of the best runway trends?
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UFOlogy appears in Cooper's 1991 opus, Behold a Pale Horse, but then again, so does everything else.
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Clinton didn't explicitly use the r-word to condemn Trump, but then again neither did Bernie Sanders.
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But then again, I'll send these tracks over to Shlom, and he comes back with further details.
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Not all of the dishes here are quite by-the-book, but then again, neither is Harrison.
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But then again, resemblance isn't everything when it comes to portraying a real-life person on screen.
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But then again, that was also the point of the Stockade: to give local players a showcase.
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But then again, more accommodating boxers can result in a bunched-up, tangled, and constrictive mess, too.
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"I can't think of it, but then again we've never had a president like Trump," says Ross.
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But then again, whenever there has been human loss, conflict or tragedy, there has also been art.
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He doesn't understand you, but then again, as with all beautiful people, you don't need him to.
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But then again, the media's glamorization of spycraft may have already colored the public's interpretations of spycraft.
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But then again, we hadn't had a chance to get to Duff's, Elmo's or Bar Bill Tavern.
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Justice Ginsburg is an unlikely celebrity but then again, we live in an age full of those.
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But then again, there's so many diet blogs that tell you that that's what you should do.
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I'm not scared of anything when it comes to all my pitches, but then again, I attack.
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But then again, this is Trump, to whom none of the typical rules has so far applied.
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But then again, he ended up dedicating the Ninth to a king: Frederick Wilhelm III of Prussia.
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" Greta swiftly struck back on Twitter: "But then again, political leaders have wasted 30 yrs of inaction.
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He should be a lawyer ... but then again, that would probably mean he'd pay more child support.
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But then again, Sabin notes, Ronald Reagan came into office in 1981 planning to smash the EPA.
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Five years is a long time, but then again, we would have the rest of our lives.
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But then again, now I really appreciate where I am in life, and how 'me' this record feels.
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But then again, why would it when the company's managed to do so well by being so awful?
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But then again he promised his foreign policy answers in the last debate would be a "slam dunk."
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But then again, viewership and ratings don't have the same importance they once did, especially for streaming services.
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But then again, they are an accredited investor and presumed to be able to take care of themselves.
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But, then again, not every film spends as much time running around a city as La La Land.
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Who knows, it could have been a little awkward, but then again, many of them dated years ago.
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I've never been around an interesting pro hac vice motion, but then again I've never litigated in Trumpworld.
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The new president may be sympathetic to Turkish concerns about Mr Gulen, but then again he may not.
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But then again, I don't think a neo-Nazi would want to date me in the first place!
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But then again, the movie would like to remind us, the rest of us are right behind him.
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But then again, that kind of dichotomy is what makes Black Mirror so mesmerizing in the first place.
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But then again, the ban itself changed over that time — and so, really, did the reality around it.
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But then again, maybe a 5MB version of the app is just a 5MB version of the app.
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East Hollywood's latest funeral home isn't what you'd expect from a mortuary — but then again, neither is Carvaly.
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Not every father approves of his daughter's suitor — but then again, not every father is a notorious mobster.
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But then again, it's almost always easier to see problems at a distance than in your own backyard.
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Julia Roberts is at the top of her game right now (but then again, when is she not?).
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Maybe that sounds difficult, but then again, it can't be less effective than the gridlock in place today.
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But then again, if I flash some toothy grin in a solo selfie, that looks kinda dumb too.
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But then again, maybe being that hopelessly American is the one thing that can save us from ourselves.
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But then again, he is the guy helping dismantle everything good about the United States at the moment.
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But then again, the show works because it relies on our own cultural obsession with protecting white women.
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But, then again, so is the 30th competitor… The Challenge: Final Reckoning premieres July 10 at 9 p.m.
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But then again, you never know what the future holds so it is important to always be prepared.
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But then again, Gibson only seems interested in Doss for the positive attributes he can lionize in him.
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But then again, so does staying the course, as past VA leaders had found out the hard way.
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Reporters were told the president-elect wouldn't stop for any questions but then again, this was Donald Trump.
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But then again, wives love it when you wear something nice, or so I've been led to believe.
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But then again, we know more and more what the toxic mix of misinformation and bubbles can do.
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Not many television shows afford their characters that time, but then again, Jane the Virgin isn't most shows.
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I grew to better understand the villainy of Bob Ewell, but then again to grow to pity him.
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The EO2's didn't bother me too much, but then again, I hang my posters with bright thumbtacks.
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" NOT ENDLESS ," the brunch menu announces, about its specialty drinks—but then again, as summer wanes, what is?
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"But then again," she continued, "no one ever comes in and asks for a picture with that one."
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I am probably more of a pushover but then again, it's probably because I love Sheryl so much.
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But then again, I probably shouldn't have been shocked: Bose built its reputation around sound quality, after all.
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Frankly, that's inconceivable to me, but then again, inconceivable was the province of Flannery's predecessor, not Flannery himself.
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But then again, Apple users are fiercely loyal and will continue to upgrade no matter what the price.
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But then again, more accommodating boxer briefs can result in a bunched-up, tangled, and constrictive mess, too.
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But then again, Eisenhower led the D-Day invasions and commanded Allied forces during the Second World War.
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But then again, people believe all kinds of poisonously crazy stuff, like vaccines causing autism, without being fired.
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But then again, the itinerary for the Happiness Summit doesn't seem to offer much room for exploring sadness.
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As far as Pulse, I doubt it's gonna happen a second time, but then again, you never know.
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The only certainty is that Magic Johnson will not be watching the fight, but then again, who knows?
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So different—but, then again, so alike, because it's about being present and taking your mind off everything.
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Americans didn't quite get Antidotes (Pitchfork gave the album a 5.9), but then again they didn't need to.
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But then again, he says, he's not actually tallying up how much this is eating into his business.
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Room service isn't available, but, then again, staying at a Moxy isn't about being in your hotel room.
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Many are not allowed to speak with one another, but then again they rarely come face to face.
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It's a power user feature, but then again, the Galaxy S20 Ultra is clearly a power user phone.
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But then again, so does Donald Trump Jr. I wouldn't make it vital criteria for landing a mate.
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But then again, some previous attendees decided to celebrate the first Monday in May in their own way.
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But then again, we never would have seen this landscape if we hadn't come to look at Rushmore.
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But then again, no candidate has ever started their campaign with a more than $30m advertising blitz, either. ■
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But then again, Weidman's riding a loss could well remove him from the list of potential Bisping opponents.
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But then again, I want the same bond for us that I see between fathers and daughters around me.
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But then again, there was always alcohol in Winston Churchill's bloodstream, so maybe the Brits are on to something.
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But then again, it echoes the helpless feelings of those trapped in this involuntary trip, desperate to get out.
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But then again, there were periods of time when you'd have to fight three or four times a month.
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This isn't always their fault because the space is so new but then again many of them are incompetent.
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" It's like, "We are the ones who aren't racist, but then again, we are very mad about the economy.
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But then again, Ally isn't the only one whose life is falling apart in the aftermath of the election.
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But then again, "Even if you don't have basics, you can still train a session with anyone," Nik adds.
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The third-party app situation isn't very good at all, but then again, it's not great on any platform.
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This isn't the most sensitive depiction of pedophilia out there, but then again, Eisener couldn't care less about trying.
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He said he probably spoke out against Assad, but then again, so had the country's then-president, Moncef Marzouki.
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But then again, try asking a person of color how they feel about talking about race all the time.
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But then again, how pure and transparent can a company actually be if there's no one holding them accountable?
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But then again it is important to make sure those tax treaties do not then enable double non-taxation.
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That's not Spirit's fault -- but then again, they didn't really have an economic incentive to think about it either.
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But then again, economic inequality spills over into social inequality, which spins into a political motivation for many voters.
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The circled/shaded elements are not centered, but then again, they are not at the ends of the entries.
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But then again me and Rhia met in real life and that didn't stop her from longing me out.
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During the next few days of recovery, I may be a little groggy — but then again, I'm always groggy.
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But then again, the album could've been "DVP" ten times in a row and that would've been fine too.
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But then again, if we had that Kardashian cash, we might be racking up quite a food bill, too.
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But, then again, Scheana went along with her former BFFs' bullying of Lala Kent until it wasn't fun anymore.
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" And, Kaling said, "Don't usually drink margaritas on a week night but then again they're usually not Oprah-ritas.
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But, then again, maybe we're a little biased since we, too, are into that whole sweater-on-sweater thing...
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But, then again, so are Kreator, and they can still tear through a breakneck thrash riff like it's 1986.
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But then again, the malcontents interviewed in the New York Times article were also vocal critics of that legislation.
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It's a move that feels uncomfortably close to our current reality, but then again, so does this whole show.
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Rapper Kevin Gates is just days away from tasting freedom ... but then again, he's been down this road before.
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I am probably more of a push over but then again, it's probably because I love Sheryl so much.
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But then again, this is 2016, a week before the ugliest and most contentious presidential campaign in recent history.
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"We don't want to be helping folks on drugs, but then again, folks on drugs have children," Conaway said.
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But then again, what do I know, I thought, as I racked up a personal heap of dating disasters.
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But then again, Google surely has the metrics to understand what would and what wouldn't work as a subscription.
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Each carries significant risks and downsides, both for Europe and for Britain itself — but, then again, so does leaving.
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But then again, the effects are really unpredictable, and you don't know how long they are going to continue.
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And, frankly speaking, I didn't see enough of that effort, but then again I was not focused on it.
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Me plane This gold, bejeweled, crowned plane is one that Trump might envision, but then again he might not.
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But then again, a movie has to sell, and artistic license is the fucking iron rule of every artist.
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A thrilling comeback would not be part of the script, but then again, it didn't really need to be.
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But then again, he just might vote for a bill written by Lindsey Graham, one of his close friends.
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The polling in Minnesota begs to differ, but then again, Trump doesn't buy polls that aren't favorable to him.
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But then again, maybe it's too late for Coachella to try and court a new audience: Tollett's the expert.
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But then again, if I had stayed in school, I would not have reached this level of Muay Thai.
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The franchise prides itself on its multiplayer, but then again, there are a lot of games which boast multiplayer.
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But then again, it's also possible they are woefully simplifying one of the world's oldest and most sophisticated societies.
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The guidelines might seem pretty simple but, then again Megyn Kelly said blackface at Halloween used to be cool.
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But then again race/ethnicity/nationality have been a big part of pro boxing for at least 100 years.
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I can't afford one of the beanies ($250), but then again, I've never seen a beanie displayed under glass.
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Nope, but then again, this is a series that's featured games subtitled Quest for Booty and Up Your Arsenal.
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As you can imagine, this was all a very long time ago — but then again, you can't imagine it.
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But then again, I feel that familiar buzz sometimes, the yank of ambition, and the letdown isn't SO bad.
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But then again, this also shows that we're still a long way from normal and a 'business as usual'.
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But then again, Natalie Wood, an American with Russian parents, was cast to play Maria, a Puerto Rican. Dios.
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It's not the steepest discount, but then again, we don't see the iPad Mini on sale all that often.
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But then again, taking big checks from Wall Street worked out great for the last lady running for president.
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But then again, maybe it's really funny to put a lot of work into something that doesn't deserve it.
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But then again, directly challenging a super power with a very unpredictable leader at the helm carries great risk.
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I wouldn't wear them under jeans, but then again, I don't wear any full-coverage underwear with jeans anyway.
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But, then again, there's this everlasting reminder of who Tom Steyer is... And then, there's his refusal to blink.
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But then again, he didn&apost have to come up with the dough for the options and the taxes.
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"But in the end, regrets, I&aposve got a few, but then again, too few to mention," he said.
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In so doing it would hardly eliminate racial disadvantage, but then again neither has 50 years of affirmative action.
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I thought this was very clever, but then again I am a big fan of kelp and kelp products.
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It's a gamble she's taken by speaking out, but then again, she's never been one to play it safe.
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David Nance should act like a nut-swinging rock hero, but then again, that's just like, my opinion, man.
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" But then again I turn back into this conspiracy theorist and I'm all, "That's what THEY want you to believe!
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She's a posh British girl who made these pop records, but then again David Sylvian is on her first album.
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But then again, you have the [dark mystique and lore of] Hollywood Babylon, the reason I live in Los Angeles.
|
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The first is that Clinton looks like she's going to continue her luck—but then again, the house always wins.
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I wasn't blown away, but then again the bustling listening environment I was in wasn't exactly suitable for music appreciation.
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The Democrats were not prepared for Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's victory, but then again, the Democrats aren't usually prepared for anything.
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But then again, the first thing you think of could be something from the opposite end of the success spectrum.
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But then again, maybe I should have posted it on her Facebook wall rather than as my own status update.
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But then again, if you read this week's New Yorker, the Russians did try to prevent Reagan from getting elected.
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I'm a little disappointed, but then again, my food standards are pretty high after growing up in the Bay Area.
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No major bugs in Bitcoin have been discovered since, but then again, changes of this magnitude were not deployed often.
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It's not a replacement for a trained professional, but then again, a trained professional can't be packed into an app.
|
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But then again, rarely do expensive luxury brands make affordable miniature versions of their beloved, massive 15-pan eyeshadow palettes.
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But then again, it's not like waiting for a new product from King Kylie has any negative effect on sales.
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But then again, this is the first humanoid robot ever with Alexa built-in, which means there's room for improvement.
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But then again, many thought his fall '16 dedicated to the house's couturiers and its atelier was also his last.
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No plans for another baby," she says with a smile before adding, "but then again, we've never been planners anyway.
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But then again, if Angela Bassett has given it her stamp of approval, then the price is very well justified.
|
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You might not expect Macklemore to be at the centre of a political tussle, but then again, it is Australia.
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It's definitely possible, but then again, it's also possible it was just your average Friday-night beer-muscles bar fight.
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But then again, some of the song's lyrics also seem like insight into her short-lived fling with Tom Hiddleston.
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Six a month doesn't seem that crazy to us — but then again, being left alone by ads is pretty priceless.
|
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Shit might hit the fan, but then again, maybe Jimmy and Gretchen will get the happy ending we long for.
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Matt: Yeah, seems like he did, but then again, how did they coincidentally pick the place that Elliot Alderson works?
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Some of it looks odd, but then again, as Amazon points out, there's already a proven market for these products.
|
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But then again, my brother likes to remind me I'm not as funny or clever as I think I am.
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But then again, we get back to the problem of needing to get remove bricks, Jenga-style, for weight loss.
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I believe he's all in with the Cavs, but then again I didn't see him leaving the first time around.
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I didn't notice a huge difference, but then again I'm not often using a games controller from the other room.
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I don't think it has the votes, but then again, I think everyone should be held accountable for their votes.
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It's a lot less fun than a Terminator marathon, but then again, Skynet isn't the only apocalyptic future out there.
|
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But then again, no one could have predicted that the original Echo from 2014 would have been a hit either.
|
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But then again, self-fertilization, the epitome of inbreeding, could leave her offspring more vulnerable to disease and other threats.
|
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The verses here don't really sizzle but then again they're not supposed to... because this is a song about water.
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We are a peanut compared to these mighty peanut trees, but then again we are only two years into this.
|
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Coldplay aren't as gonzo as Muse, which is fine, but then again do we want two Muses in the world?
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"I myself enjoy these kinds of experiences, but then again, you need to have this make business sense as well."
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I really didn't think it was gonna blow up as much as it did but then again I wasn't surprised.
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Such a large turnout for a city council meeting was highly unusual, but then again, so was the meeting's agenda.
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It was the sort of bauble that might imply something more deeply felt than friendship — but then again, might not.
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But then again, I wouldn't say that Americans are more racist than they were prior to the civil rights movement.
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But then again, Mr. Trump's White House has burned through staff so quickly that the usual patterns have accelerated dramatically.
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But then again, about 2200,230 of the 15,000 people dropped out of the program this year before it even began.
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It seemed kind of impersonal, like she'd just hailed a taxi, but then again, she was no one I knew.
|
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Hannah Ann Sluss and Madison Prewett seem fine, but then again, this show has brought us a curveball every week.
|
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But then again, the vast majority of airplanes don't crash at all, so strictly speaking, this plane was bad luck.
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But then again, the Mate 22 Pro is actually water resistant, while the Mate 230 can only withstand a splash.
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True. But then again, how do you use Alexa in your home, other than controlling Spotify and checking the weather?
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But then again, he's been engaged in an expensive game of chess, while the rule of law was playing checkers.
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But, Then Again, Come On A bully shows up, is hateful, says things so crude we liberals are taken aback.
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My partner's never offered, but then again, I've never been on the pill or anything similar since we've been together.
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But then again so is the New Jersey mafia or Madison Avenue in its heyday or the Albuquerque drug trade.
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But then again, that's how most of us come to our political opinions: by not thinking too hard about them.
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But then again, many things that were once unimaginable have nevertheless come to pass in the last year and a half.
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The actress loves a playful topknot and bright eyeliner, but then again, the same is true for intricate braids and contouring.
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You've got to be a complete idiot to not get it, but then again we are talking about the libtard agenda.
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But then again, I've met other atheists in the program who have found strength by simply believing in the group itself.
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My first reaction was to ditch this bozo, but then again, my first reaction was to paint him as a bozo.
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But then again, Boeing has lots of business with the government so capitulation may be the better of their bad options.
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But then again, sometimes the monotony of life opens up opportunities for us to be inspired by the tiniest of things.
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I feel very much at home here but then again I kind of don't know what that means for the future.
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Which probably won't be a cover of the John Maus banger, but then again you can't have everything in this life.
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It's not the typical Silicon Valley model, but, then again, the typical Silicon Valley model hasn't worked anywhere besides northern California.
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But then again, in the post-9/11 world, sky-high military spending has been more the exception than the rule.
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But then again, all things considered, a firecracker may as well be a gun in the hands of bodies like ours.
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And hey, maybe you don't need four Dots — but then again, even that is $20 cheaper than buying just one Echo.
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But then again, who doesn't like to live life on the edge — cautiously guarding a nip-slip — every now and then?
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Losing Alfonsi and Bain at basically the same time won't help (but then again, that's why they call it a restructuring).
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But then again, that wasn't much of a hook—I didn't want to just write about pubs I know at random.
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But then again, you get a faster processor and a cheaper price, as it starts at $649 for the base model.
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But then again, given that people are dying and these technologies might help, can we morally afford to not use them?
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Even things like checking email or reading the news, which don't strictly require VR, but, then again, this is the future.
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"(The) pit entry looks a challenge — but then again, I think that's why we're here," said four times world champion Vettel.
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But then again, these policies were sold over the internet, not in the office of an insurance salesman in San Diego.
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The material doesn't have any give at all, but then again, it's basically indestructible — so no, you can't have it all.
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But then again, so has Sanders, who is the leading 2800 financial fundraiser with $22020 million, outraising Warren three times over.
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Given the announcement's proximity to April Fools' Day it's probably a prank, but then again Virgin Galactic seemed pretty out-there.
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If I had the Mirror at home I'd probably never go to workout classes, but then again I'd also be rich.
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But then again, how is it that all these women spontaneously come out of the woodwork with unverified stories about Trump?
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I'd be surprised if the clock ever ran longer than two days, but then again, it's 2016 and anything could happen.
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I was surprised by how light the vest felt; but then again, I was carrying all the weight above my waist.
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But then again, there's the risk that no one will sell it to you any more for fear of being sued.
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Clearly, he doesn't believe that, but then again, we've had some trouble trying to decipher when the president is "joking" before.
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Sure, it might have made scheduling a meeting a little bit difficult, but then again, there weren't many meetings back then.
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But then again, when Siminoff appeared on "Shark Tank" in 2013 to pitch his company, he didn't make a deal either.
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She's on a mission to kill Cersei, but then again so is half the kingdom, so she better step on it.
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These clips prove that this reunion is anything but peaceful — but then again what did we expect from the reality stars?
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But then again, I don't know if Prince would have been something [Peter] Quill listened to when he was that young.
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I may not ever own a real R8 — but then again, real R8 owners can't use their cars on the moon.
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"But then again, it is New York, and there are people willing to put down a grand for a dozen doughnuts."
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But, then again, we are all mammals and ultimately, it is our common alimentary canal that will knit us back together.
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But, then again, never say never — you'd imagine that the Huawei-Trump saga is far from over despite this latest twist.
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It's hard to imagine the Democratic debate on Sunday will be this entertaining, but then again, that's probably a good thing.
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But then again, hey — Barkley's part of TNT's Inside the NBA crew that produces the most entertaining studio show in sports.
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But then again, a mass alert was also the only thing that could have communicated the gravity of danger early on.
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But then again, having too many famous actors dress up as so many different superheroes can get really tiring, really fast.
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But then again, the North is known for doing this type of thing: engaging in a charm offensive and then backtracking.
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But then again, the angry rumble of your boss, when you show up late for work after oversleeping, is even worse.
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But then again, it might stick around, because of how well it suits, and reframes, the brand that is Hillary Clinton.
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This final act may not offer a comfortable or easy resolution but then again, that was never really in the cards.
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I considered flagging it to the dean, but then again, that would mean outing myself as someone who had done this.
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You wouldn't want to play hockey immediately after consuming such a sandwich—but then again, by now Gritty transcends the sport.
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Omarosa seemed to tape everything but Trump on the toilet, but then again ... and so sad to say goodbye to Aretha.
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She has sad, dark eyes, softly curled gray hair and a somber expression—but then again, who smiles in their mugshot?
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I wasn't sure all the ingredients in the salad were there, but then again, I hadn't read the description very closely.
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A fair warning that the girls can be insufferable at times, but then again, so was I when I was young.
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Seems like good practice for Tuesday's Boston parade ... but then again -- these guys have been there a time OR FIVE before.
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But then again, it could have done that even if the Supreme Court hadn't allowed the ban to go into effect.
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I am not asserting that Brett Kavanaugh opposes constitutional equality for women and men, but then again, I do not know.
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But then again, it used to be that people thought blood transfusions were yucky, or putting pig valves in human hearts.
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The Freudian interpretation would be that subconsciously Ceci wanted to send that text, but then again Freud never had an iPhone.
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"It wasn't groundbreaking, but then again it wasn't a disaster," said Luke Coffey, a foreign policy expert at the Heritage Foundation.
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But then again, fighting for the "deplorables" is not a priority of Pelosi or Schumer; rather, they fight for illegal immigrants.
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But then again, what do we expect when 90 percent of sports journalists are white and the same proportion are male.
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But then again, this is the same administration that did not expect any sort of political blowback from the Comey firing.
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How do you then translate that when it's video, but then again, more and more, there are probably really important Snapchats.
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But then again, I can't deny that Synalpheus Acdci doesn't have quite the same ring to it as the thunderous Synalpheus Pinkfloydi.
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But then again, had I read about the illusion of knowledge, I would have probably never considered taking on such a project.
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I'd say use your MoviePass while you have it, but then again, that's exactly why the company is faltering to begin with.
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But, then again, the Globes are the Globes; in particular "Spotlight" and "The Big Short" cannot be written off for the Oscars.
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Perhaps, it was, but then again, perhaps the anthem could be called the theme song for a drama called The Nobel Experiment.
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Whether the player finds that at the end is wholly up to them, but then again, that's the way all journeys are.
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Some of the reactions may seem extreme, but then again, aren't we all purists when it comes to our favorite nostalgic foods?
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But then again, this could set a precedent for a future where HDR is considered the standard image quality for all TVs.
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According to psychology, that's considered "atypical" behavior, but then again so are most things that aren't married, heterosexual, missionary position sex, so.
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But then again, Samsung is trying to make its new assistant the star of the S8, so nothing's really off the table.
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But then again, he never expected to witness the rollout of the world's biggest precision medicine project without Cannon by his side.
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Most people might hold out for a calmer interlude to make a major hair change, but then again, Gomez isn't most people.
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No one tried to stop him, but then again he was madly swinging a pickax -- not the easiest thing to shut down.
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But then again, there was that one guy who shaved his beard and Face ID quit working, so it's hard to say.
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But then again, the Blade 14 isn't going to replace a desktop gaming setup — unless you get creative (and costly) with it.
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Your motion picture may not turn out to be a blockbuster but, then again, you may get to walk the red carpet.
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But, then again, most research out there suggests otherwise, says Erin Sumner, PhD, a professor at Trinity University who studies online dating.
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Such tight-knit alliances between rivals are unprecedented in the industry, but then again, so is an all-consuming duopoly money pit.
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There is no obvious way in or out of the FFZERO1 — but then again, there is no obvious reality in this car.
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Mathers himself hasn't commented yet, but then again he's probably very busy working with Dr Dre on Joseph Khan's upcoming film Bodied.
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But then again, "The youth think the money is gonna give 'em what they need," so who's really the greedier group here?
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But then again, if you're offering a legal defense or trying to cement your legacy, you do not dwell on the problematic.
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Looks like we know exactly what to expect in season 3, but then again, this is Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt — do we ever?
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But then again, Maher is a "liberal" comedian in the sense that he makes fun of the Republican President, and that's it.
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But then again, the entire matter — the data, the similar terminology, the multiple docs and disclosures — is still all a bit confusing.
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But then again, with every mainstream body positive message pointed in my direction, I also had the privilege of feeling that way.
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But then again, expecting finesse from a can of malt beverage is about as productive as resisting the hard seltzer tidal wave.
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It was a brilliant bit of gamesmanship, but then again, the world didn't need any more evidence of Trump's insecurity and weakness.
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But then again, people who drop the $6,000 extra are likely to spend more time offroad in their ZR2 than on pavement.
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But then again — considering the fact that three weeks ago all I had was an idea, maybe, just maybe, there's hope CryptoCrow.
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But then again, if you use eBay enough, of course you are going to deal with your share of nuisances as well.
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It&aposs repulsive that there was a market for such a thing, but then again, there&aposs now a market for everything.
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But, then again, by the time you think buying 1,000 beers is a good idea, you've probably already had a few drinks.
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But then again, weren't the masters who thrived off slave labor and its rotten garden of earthly delights truly the guilty ones?
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Whatever you lose can be easily restored by being a supportive leader… But then again, there's more than one way to reign.
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Mississippi is viewed as an incredibly safe Republican seat — but then again, so was the Alabama seat now occupied by Doug Jones.
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But then again, Trump's rise to the White House has been defined by the breaking of precedent, belied predictions and scandalous hacking.
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But then again, the dude sitting with him is plainly trying to stifle laughter throughout as if it's supposed to be serious.
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The opener against the higher-ranked Brazil team is not expected to go well, but then again, other things are at stake.
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The king's advisers had a role in the appointment of senior generals, but then again, most of them were former generals themselves.
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Sure, Brad Pitt and Gwyneth Paltrow wore them, but then again, so did I, and I was, like, a deeply average child.
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But then again, the pressure exerted by the lefty couldn't have been anything Halep had seen for a long time -- if ever.
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But then again, it shouldn't be too recommendable; this isn't a column for lifehacks — it's for the most impractical sort of advice.
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I'm not saying he was there at the massacre that Paul Marrane alludes to, but then again, I'm not saying he wasn't.
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But then again, not seeming like a self-absorbed sociopath is 75 percent of the way to actually being a normal person.
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I don't mean to be naïve, but then again, I am watching a reality dating show that's supposed to end in marriage.
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He was happy to invite Epstein to his daughter's 18th birthday -- but then again, Epstein only targeted the daughters of the poor.
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But then again, no little brother is perfect and they will never do everything the way we want them to do it.
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Kanye didn't really talk much about prison reform but, then again, I am not sure what the hell he did talk about.
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More people support impeachment than don't in polls, but then again Trump is President after more people voted for the other person.
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It's not really a rap track, but then again, Mac hasn't really cared for easy boxes with which to contain his work.
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Writing 1,000 reviews for Amazon seems creative if rather desperate, but then again, another city has already offered to rename itself Amazon, Georgia.
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But then again, what could possibly justify the kind of vicious rancour that would prompt a man to willfully humiliate a small elephant?
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Stern said that he's "thinking about the hourglass, and the sand emptying," but then again vacillated to wanting to stay in his job.
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You know, that&aposs -- but then again, my feeling is you shouldn&apost have to do anything you don&apost want to do.
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Not exactly what you'd expect from a "dangerous man," but, then again, dangerous men don't usually belt out power ballads and engagement anthems.
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But then again, what if this first batch of Rifts ship out, and there's no good games to play, and people hate it.
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I think most shots were contested, but then again, they made plays when they needed, got to the free throw line 30 times.
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DNA testing alone doesn't always result in an exactly accurate picture of a person's heritage, but then again, that isn't really the point.
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She's not the type of person you'd find backing green policies, but then again we have no idea how she feels about vaping.
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But then again, data collection is part of every every single device or app you're using, so maybe you don't care too much.
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"Right now that's what we're seeing, but then again critiques of Donald Trump were more readily censored a couple years ago," he said.
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But then again, with cardio, I'd bike about 343 miles and that first day, I was winded, I was gassed down in Arizona.
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" But then again, she notes, "maybe it's cool that critics get shook once in a while to remind them of the power balance.
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Probably, but then again, Justin Vernon positioned himself in a Kanye West-style of being so fucking pretentious that it actually transcends criticism.
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But then again, six or seven years ago, nobody had Donald Trump in mind as a likely future president of the United States.
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But then again, as someone who's generally skeptical of direct-to-consumer health trends, I had to ask an expert's opinion on this.
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But then again, even a sober, well-rested person might struggle to make sense of this cosmos-themed, touristy confection of a metropolis.
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Right now it doesn't look like the Fortnite train is slowing down, but then again, you could've said the same thing about PUBG.
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Somehow Rachel only drank 138 cups of coffee—but then again, she was working at Central Perk as a waitress for several seasons.
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It's a stretch, but then again, so too was the star of "The Apprentice" crushing every primary opponent and seizing the Republican nomination.
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Maybe it's just that it's so chilly but then again some dude is wearing shorts and a t-shirt, so hard to tell.
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We kinda feel bad for Alex, but then again it's kinda his fault ... c'mon bro, why didn't you just ask for Rita's number?!?
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No ordinary round of financing, for sure, but then again Ant Financial is hardly a normal company by any stretch of the definition.
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People are going after him on social media for his walk, but then again people on social media go after everybody for anything.
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But then again, why would you ever want to control the temperature of the straightener from your phone, rather than the device itself?
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But then again, Joey and I also couldn't have imagined us being where we are at all… the good parts or the bad.
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But then again, while we're on the subject of polls, it might be worth noting that most Americans think Jeff Sessions should resign.
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But then again, maybe not being able to call someone "bae" via a jar of viscous brown spread isn't the worst of things.
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I understood the historical interest, but then again, there are a lot of historical figures who are just as fascinating as the royals.
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THERES A LOT OF REASONS FOR OPTIMISM BUT THEN AGAIN YOU HAVE TO REMIND YOURSELF YOU DON'T HEAR THE ONE THAT GETS YOU.
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There is no doubt that Thiel's views are unorthodox in Silicon Valley—but, then again, Thiel's brand of libertarianism would be unorthodox anywhere.
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The action's way too positive, but then again, you could also argue that maybe we've all just been too negative for too long.
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" But then again, it's hard to believe that when he captions his Instagram photos with "Money is the drug and I'm a junkie.
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" Shock of the day: "I guess in some ways it was Verdasco, but then again ... You know, he is great for the tournament.
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But, then again, you could also say that, in some sense, the film was only his face: his face and those lonely hills.
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This is probably true to some extent—but then again, isn't everything in the world not as cool as it used to be?
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But then again, he never pursued anything resembling a standard art career: He was an unconventional painter who became an untrained car manufacturer.
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All of this seemed hopelessly primitive in the face of state surveillance, but then again, it seemed as if it might be working.
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But then again, if you aren't here for a long-awaited reunion with Carmilla's beloved characters, you're probably not watching The Carmilla Movie.
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It's rare to feel a sense of accomplishment upon leaving an art exhibition, but then again, most gallery shows are on dry land.
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The smoothie is delicious — but then again, any place that manages to mess up a strawberry-banana smoothie has some explaining to do.
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But then again, Ready Player One is a big-budget dystopian adventure blockbuster — a genre I love — so it definitely is for me.
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But then again, maybe they will be: endless threads/tweetstorms built around the "1 like = 1 tweet" meme, like mine, are increasingly popular.
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But then again, the white wedding kimono that she wore was in a style thought to have been adopted from Western wedding gowns.
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But then again, every moment of 'Westworld' seems laden with meaning, and the world comes together with a detail that suggests close attention.
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Of course, the Yankees might still have their wild-card spot by the end of the series — but then again, they might not.
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L suggests in an adjacent text that the photos represent Jewish people — but then again, the sitters may not be Jewish at all.
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Alamo's special little marriage screenings could lead to happy, long-lasting unions—but then again, they could result in near-instantaneous, vicious divorce.
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But then again, most Western heroes, despite their flaws, tend to stop at tipping their hats to the "little ladies" in the script.
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Scaramucci is wildly unqualified for the chief of staff job, but then again, so is Priebus, so this is as plausible as anything.
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Sitting next to her means I'll actually make it on live TV, but, then again, that also means I'll be on live TV. Gulp.
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BUT THEN AGAIN AT THE END OF THE DAY IT'S JUST SOME NICE PICTURES SET TO A GOOD OLD BIT OF ROCK AND ROLL.
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Plus, they chafe, but then again, isn&apost the swimsuit portion designed to gauge dedication to physical health-- that is you are in shape.
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At 16" long, it's pretty big for a stocking — but then again, what else would you expect from something modeled after a 7'3" wookiee?
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But then again, I wouldn't drink murky water, so why is it that I don't remember to care about what goes in my lungs?
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Travain says he was surprised that the food didn't prompt more of a reaction in the dogs, but then again, all dogs are different.
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Pence was happy to accept the offer when Trump's call came — but then again, Andersen Brower writes, Pence was "not truly expecting to win."
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But then again, I bet this breakfast never snogged a Turkish Elvis lookalike up against a wall to the strains of Holly Valance, either.
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He hasn't publicly said as much, but then again, with surprise releases, who needs to announce new music when you can just release it?
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But then again, Trump was an odd Republican candidate — and observers watched keenly to see if he would buck his party on this issue.
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That might not seem like much, but then again, research robots aren't typically sitting around powered up and ready to be found all day.
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But then again, Devin Nunes is a very absurd individual who is almost as much of a disaster for Section 702 as the president.
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A gold color could boost iPhone X sales, but then again, it could be a canned color that'll never see the light of day.
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They broke up back in October, and they've been out and about all over L.A. No smiles here ... but then again, they're at LAX.
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But then again, your individual vote or non-vote won't tip any elections—if it makes you feel good, whatever, you aren't hurting anyone.
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But then again, there's no proof of this, no reason to believe it other than that's the story we're told to be wary of.
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But then again, sticking with the same body (and the same thickness) has maybe given Apple an opportunity to push the other elements forward.
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But then again, it's often these extra touches that say the most about how a game is meant to be received, and by whom.
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You'll never buy that this guy is some hardened mercenary but, then again, I could barely believe he'd be sporting that ludicrous ponytail, either.
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So, in a way it's liberating to be here, but then again, Puerto Rico has a laundry list of things they're dealing with too.
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Now, it wasn't the most exciting demo to watch on stage, but then again, it's rarely fun to watch people all wearing headsets together.
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Perhaps. But then again, taking on retailing giants like Walmart and Barnes & Noble with a little online bookstore was also once a little crazy.
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But then again, statistically speaking, 15-inch laptops seldom leave the house, so just average longevity might not be that big of a deal.
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But then again, I said that Dylan would never win the Nobel Prize in Literature in the first place, so what do I know?
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It's not like I don't understand the homophobia within Orthodox Islam, but then again, I know all too well the homophobia of Orthodox Christianity.
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But then again, didn't some of our favorite trends, like dad hats and grandma heels, become cool in part because of their unappealing nature?
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I'm not saying that it's easy, but then again neither is waking up every morning and going to work, working a nine to five.
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I look up to people like Crystal, but then again, when I was younger if I'd seen someone like us, I would've been obsessed!
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But then again, so would stationing US troops -- in locked arms -- across the border, or building a massive "Game of Thrones"-type ice wall.
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Clothing quality: I was disappointed at how thin the skirt was and that it was way too short, but then again, it was $8.
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But then again, no candidate is so visibly disdainful of the need for candidates to kiss babies and pose in selfies than Bernie Sanders.
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But then again, I thought the narrative logic of Game of Thrones meant that Jaime would kill Cersei, and that clearly didn't work out.
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Out of all of them, I admire the LEVITATING MAN (115A) the most, but then again I'm a sucker for existing outside the box.
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I'd also never heard of nine of the 10 bands on this list of TWEE poppers, but then again, please get off my lawn.
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The only thing I might miss out on is the selfie control, but then again, I'm sure there are third-party apps for that.
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It's not clear if the unknown guest was divine or just weird: God may be in our midst, but, then again, He may not.
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But then again, Trump also isn't very popular; his approval rating has been underwater for months now and is hovering at just 43 percent.
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Netflix has never been on the big Hall H stage at Comic-Con, but then again, they've never had anything quite like Stranger Things.
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I did, but then again, the Resident South African and I are shopping for engagement rings, so maybe it was just on my mind.
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But then, again, we had to find a forest that has a forest system that looks like New England, with white pines and hemlocks.
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Might seem like a long shot for Kanye and Assange to link up and help each other, but then again ... stranger things have happened.
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"I can tell you that outrage makes for easier humor than agreement does -- but, then again, agreement can be pretty hilarious," Blitt told the magazine.
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But then again, if you need to ask… Another Italian sports car maker with a flair for the extravagant and customers with deep, deep pockets.
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But then again, most of us care about our dogs as if they were our human children, so hell yeah, we'll fork over that money.
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"But then again, who among us hasn't said the exact opposite of what he just said in front of cameras on multiple occasions?" continued Colbert.
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But then again, Chad Bettis is listed first in the rotational depth chart on the team's official website, where, you know, people can see it.
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I didn't notice any slowdown with Windows 10 on either machine, but then again, I didn't exactly get to put them through a "normal" workload.
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But then again, the same could be said of the world's most revered and time-honored dating solution — a high school cafeteria game of MASH.
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It doesn't seem like something he'd aspire to be, but, then again, he spent his whole life believing he wasn't entitled to anything at all.
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These days, it's rare that celebrities address their faith so directly at awards shows, but then again, we are watching awards shows in trying times.
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It's a simplistic overview, but then again, considering Apple doesn't offer any sort of personalized year-end look at what you listened to, it's something!
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But then again, who else would demand a heel despite her penchant for wearing Gucci loafers someone else broke in so she doesn't get blisters?
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But then again, don't pretend you haven't always been a little bit curious about what sticking your tongue in a mouse trap might feel like.
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Sony hasn't issued an press release or blog about the fix, but then again nor has it officially acknowledged the issue in the first place.
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Of note: T-Mobile CEO John Legere was an active participant in this prank, which raises concerns, but then again, that's sort of his style.
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These intimate snaps seem beyond the call of duty of a normal assistant — but then again, Carey has never tried to be a normal celebrity.
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But then again, not so many years sceptics doubted that Africa's tech sector would ever attract big VC, blue chip IT companies, or produce unicorns.
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This sounds like a good idea, but then again, it's the same idea everyone else has — and Twitter's already having trouble competing with everyone else.
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But then again, Trump also supported the House version of the health bill, which, while mirroring many of the Senate's goals, was far more conservative.
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"I didn't vote for Keller, but then again I don't vote at all," said Jake Pacheco, 35, vocalist for the Albuquerque thrash metal band Anesthesia.
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I would say they should have more police, but then again, I don't know the politics of crime, except what I see on Law & Order.
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But then again, there are reportedly people out there — a lot of them —- who actually liked Ryan Adams' cover of Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood," so.
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But then again we know Tyrion is George R. R. Martin's favourite character, so it's not inconceivable that he'll make it to the very end.
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As for that whole football thing ... most would disagree with Tim's take -- but, then again, have you seen Nathan Peterman throw the football these days?!
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But then again, this is the channel that says that the Wall-E humans feast on flesh, so, uh, make of it what you will.
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But then again, on Swagger, you've got a song like "Life in a Tenement Square," which was a really hard song to sing and write.
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But then again, for those thrill-seekers looking for an oppor-tuna-ty to get their own 15 minutes of fame, any fin is possible.
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This is the thinking-person's strategy, but then again Shashua has spent more time thinking about the challenge of autonomy than just about anyone else.
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You want to have things the way you want it, but then again, when it comes to us, we can't have the things we want.
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But, then again, they're not out of the running for home ice, either, sitting five points back of the Panthers for second in the Atlantic.
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But, then again, not a lot of teenagers grew up on reality TV and have hefty paychecks and endorsement deals coming in left and right.
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Basically: Welles was a genius, nobody knew what was going on in "The Other Side" except Welles (maybe!), but, then again, he was a genius.
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She didn't expect to shoot so many sex scenes in her 50s, but then again she didn't expect to shoot many sex scenes at all.
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No elector has been prosecuted for doing so, but then again, almost every elector has voted with his or her state's results in the past.
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Not many people have their very first song go viral, but then again not many people write awesome songs about dinosaurs that are in love.
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But then again, I suspect that the solitary nature of Sundays had a lot to do with the fact that it was so goddamn ugly.
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But then again, it's not so hard to understand that a lot of people aren't as big of fans of the Clintons this time around.
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It may not cure cancer, but then again, a stronger American economy can do a lot of things — and curing cancer might be among them.
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That is disastrous news for the future of the ESA or E3, but then again, it's an organization that only really lives in the past.
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But then again the world's most famous cycling race is as much about the geography and national identity of France as it is about the sport.
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But then again, they usually come with a hefty price tag, and those that belong to the more affordable range don't always have much to offer.
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Second-round picks don't often have an immediate impact like this, but then again, Kidd was somewhat surprised that Brogdon actually lasted until the second round.
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But then again, there are a lot of pleasurable toys that look painful upon first glance, and some people are into having their back clawed up.
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I feel I'm in the thick of the liberal elite, but then again, I live in Connecticut, which is also ... We're still in the blue states.
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It was an ad hoc solution never intended by the drafters of the Affordable Care Act, but, then again, killing the subsidies was never intended either.
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"I'm not going to run from something like that, but then again, I never was looking for it," Bundy, 42, said Wednesday in a phone interview.
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No life has been detected there, but then again, Cassini-Huygens was not specifically equipped to assess habitability of any of the other worlds it explored.
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It's not quite to the level of love and fanfic that the relationship between Marvel's Captain America and Bucky Barnes inspires, but then again, nothing is.
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It's hard to dispute he has the experience for the job — but then again, Spitzer resigned the governorship when he was caught in a prostitution scandal.
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I have no regrets, and I'm just very excited, but then again, I do have two gold medals now, but it doesn't change who I am.
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But then again, it's not like a gunshot wound where we have a bunch of examples and things we can reference to know what really happened.
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Not many television characters are famous enough to spark parody songs written entirely about them — but then again, Jon Snow is not like most television characters.
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But then again, I was never truly offended by the minimal key travel on the first-generation butterfly keyboard, so you might not trust my judgment.
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"Nobody thought I could ever be an investigative journalist, but then again, nobody thought Donald Trump could be President," Arnold, 59, says in a press release.
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But then again, if you're not collecting all the dust and debris with maximum power, what are you doing cleaning the house with a $600 vacuum?
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It's going to make a great stew and will roast a perfectly browned chicken—but then again, you can do that in a $60 pot, too.
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"It has definitely kept me up a few times at night but then again, it makes me strive to be a better parent myself," he says.
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"Given the way the data is evolving I think it's reasonable to think that it might happen, but then again don't count on it," Mishkin said.
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Which may explain why chytrid-related die-offs seem to have peaked in the 1980s—but then again, maybe this is a temporary truce of sorts.
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Late antique churches such as Saint Sabina on Rome's Aventine Hill had opus sectile mosaics inlaid within it, but then again, so did many rich villas.
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But then again, the game's frustrating mechanics have proven a turnoff for many players; it currently boats a mixed rating average of 62 percent on Steam.
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But then again, I'm not sure anyone who claims that George Washington and Robert E. Lee were "exactly the same" actually believes that to be true.
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It's a period in his life which wasn't exactly glamorous, but, then again, neither were the DIY punk bands he idolized when he owned Sketchy Records.
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But then again, an extra $100 gets you the latest iPhone 11, which comes with some notable improvements over the iPhone XR, especially with the camera.
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You'll be hard pressed to replicate the cold air hit to your face, like in real life, but then again there's always the office air-conditioner.
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You could say that we had frictions in the way we wanted our music to sound, but then again we have had that since we started.
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"I've never heard anything about this from Johnny Depp, but then again, there are some women who are willing to stay quiet," Williams told her audience.
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This might be due to differences in regional attitudes, but, then again, it could simply be a matter of who posts more to Instagram in general.
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But then again, Lindsey Graham, who went through the hearing with pretty much the same expression on his face, didn't look much like a senator, either.
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Sally: (Naïvely, gesturing toward Rick) He explained the right way to pronounce "chutzpah" and I wondered about him, but then again, he is from New York.
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The longest entries in the puzzle are Downs, which is a bit unorthodox — but then again, so am I, so I guess I'm down with it.
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Not every four-year-old can claim their first interview happened in the pages of Interview magazine, but then again, North West isn't an ordinary kid.
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But then again, Mr. Pompeo has also found few takers for an international coalition to patrol the Persian Gulf and surrounding waters to protect oil shipments.
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It's not every day that a celebrity couple participates in a spread for Playboy, but then again, most celebrity couples aren't Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott.
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But then again, Mr. Pompeo has also found few takers for an international coalition to patrol the Persian Gulf and surrounding waters to protect oil shipments.
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It might not have the same level of finish as Apple's official coffee table book, but then again it doesn't come with a $300 price tag.
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It's terrible that we're headed into global climate catastrophe, but then again, we're only facing doom because for 75 years no one started a nuclear war.
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But then again, the closest I'll ever come to the Supreme Court is posing for a selfie on the sidewalk with the Court as a backdrop.
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But then again, "Russian Doll" doesn't purport to be about fashion, a point of little concern to the viewers attempting to shop the show's wardrobe online.
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There was nothing autonomous about the robot that killed Johnson, but, then again, there's not much autonomous about a drone strike in the Middle East, either.
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But then again, in such a divided time, there's always the backlash to any decision, especially when it's political, as Nike and Dick's had to learn.
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Bringing your girlfriend to a first date is a total power move, but then again, on a first date, you have to bring your A game.
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The whole thing almost seemed like a marketing ploy for Starbucks, but then again, that's what we thought about Trump's 2016 run for a while, too.
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But then again, as he says, "This is what we believe," and you can't argue with the faithful, whether it's religion, art, politics, or anything else.
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Dr. Battista might have some less-than-pure motives, but then again, he stepped up that one time, so it doesn't really matter in the end.
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But, then again, Lin-Manuel Miranda did pick up Alexander Hamilton, Ron Chernow's 2004 biography that would become his inspiration for the musical, while at the airport.
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But then again, had she not done that, we wouldn't have been rivals in the first place so we wouldn't have been paired up on this show.
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It's certainly understandable why the pros hated the lack of finesse that Yogg required, but then again, most people are playing Hearthstone for fun, not rent money.
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Marvel's other Netflix shows, Jessica Jones and Luke Cage, don't have many over-the-top combat scenes, but then again, their characters aren't billed as expert fighters.
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I've only had a few minutes to try out the device, and it really does feel very fast, but then again, so does the regular Mate 9.
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"There are views that the factors are in place for continued recovery, but then again it will be a slow recovery, not a sharp snapback," he added.
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While that theory isn't confirmed, it seems believable — but then again, an actor being a human who does not perpetually look 25 seems plausible to us, too.
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But then again, 2016 was the year Daniel got damned, millennials rediscovered pink, and Rihanna proved the best way to accessorize is taking your wine to go.
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I don't really know if the 90s is gonna be that kind of flavor, but then again with 90s house, you never know what's going to happen.
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Seed and early-stage deal and dollar volume were both up in 2018, but then again, so is everything toward the end of a bull market cycle.
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Granted, video editing would still be a chore with just 212GB of RAM, but then again you really shouldn't be considering a hybrid in the first place.
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Photos from the KEYone looked pretty average, but then again the dimly lit hotel room I was in wasn't exactly an ideal place to test the cameras.
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It's a smidge utopian, but then again, this is Google, a company that once mused about "set[ting] aside a part of the world" for technology experimentation.
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But then again, all of Ono's work is a bit like that––take, for example, WARZONE, her upcoming 14th album, out in late-October on Chimera Music.
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Refinitiv first revised its second quarter consensus estimate to a loss of $6.67 a share but then again revised it to a loss of $1.28 a share.
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But, then again, there has been one time where it paid to actually sell, when there was real systemic risk — remember that term — to the U.S. economy.
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But then again, if Mr Putin starts to show a lack of resolve or cunning he could find himself pushed aside at the end of his term.
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But then again, why waste all that time and money flying halfway around the world when you can enjoy similar pleasures in an airplane hangar in Krausnick?
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But then again so is what he is asking in quot; What first appeared to be the most damning evidence, though, may have a more innocent explanation.
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The value of that niche is unclear, but then again, other kinds of successful low-touch applications have started off with what seemed like early niche applications.
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But then again, the map they currently had was about as accurate as a 16th-century atlas of the New World, full of unknown and mislabeled territories.
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That's still a drop in the bucket compared to global volume players like GM, Toyota, and Volkswagen — but then again, Tesla doesn't yet have a volume car.
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We hope he's engaged in important phone calls and briefings, but then again, what if the tweeting is what's distracting him from those phone calls and briefings?
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But then again, the use of drugs was an accepted part of culture until relatively recently, and so the use of them in war was hardly surprising.
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But then again, is geographical legitimacy really all that that meaningful in the post-internet era, a time where where "place" seems to matter so little anyway?
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That's why Ms. Withers's call for truth-telling is so striking — but then again, "The Kritik" is a post-show theater-crowd debate transformed into intelligent entertainment.
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We know there are people out there that think there will be much more collusion information any moment now, but then again this probe is winding down.
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That's well above the long-term average, but then again, when major bull markets have ended, the trailing 10-year annualized gain has often topped 20 percent.
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The National Domestic Violence Hotline (NDVH) hasn't been getting any more calls than they were before the novel coronavirus outbreak, but then again, they weren't expecting to.
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" Laura Bush is "quiet and bookish," Barbara writes, but then again not: "Beneath her flats and cardigans, my mom is in fact our closet hippie and Rastafarian.
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But then again, Austria is not Dubai, and realistically, do you need a toilet that massages your derrière and a mirror on the ceiling above your bed?
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But then again such an Obama, a man of more modest promises and somewhat more Bill Clintonian flexibility, might not have been elected in the first place.
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Packed with an onslaught of tweaking synths and textured anarchy, it's a difficult sound to describe, but then again, The Armed is a difficult band to explain.
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It's impossible to tell by the end whether she still believes the judgment she's been hoping for is nigh, but then again, hope is all she has.
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But then again, if Huawei hadn't run into so many issues getting its phones into retail stores earlier this year, maybe the P20 would have been the first.
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And I feel for them and understand and believe in their asks, but then again, too, this is their hometown and we have got to get things going.
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You would expect Bryan to use his skills; you wouldn't expect Jason to utilize a magazine to defend himself (but then again you might, because Jason is Jason).
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It&aposs sad, but then again, the people he is dealing with wouldn&apost give him the time of day if he tried because it is a cult.
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The S7 Active is also water-resistant up to five feet of water for up to 30 minutes, but then again, so is the S7 and S7 Edge.
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The new installment, John Wick: Chapter 225, is on track to make a little more than its predecessor, but then again, it cost twice as much to make.
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The case 3bo0od07 makes for why George would have disappeared if he were still alive is a bit of a stretch, but then again, isn't everything on Grey's?
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Could just be cute nicknames for each other, but then again ... secret marriages are kinda the in thing -- as in Cardi B and Offset ... and Justin and Hailey.
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It's hard to believe professional detectives are missing things that internet observers aren't, but then again, the pros may not be as obsessed as the folks at home.
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"He's the boyfriend who watches Say Yes to the Dress and rubs my back, but then again, I go see Avengers and Deadpool with him," said Iaconetti, 30.
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But, then again, none of this may matter at all since Donald Trump refused to say that he would accept the results of the election in three weeks.
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Whoever owned, operated and piloted the balloon will likely be the subject of a lawsuit, but then again, we don't know what kind of waivers the passengers signed.
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Yes, stockpiling MP3s does sound a little 2006, but then again, Tidal might one day succeed, so you never know when you'll need an emergency stockpile of music.
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But then again why would he risk everything he had ever achieved in exchange for expensive cigars and other bribes he allegedly received from Israeli and foreign tycoons?
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It would have been nicer if it flipped out of the way; it looks like that should have been possible, but then again, I'm not a product designer.
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It's all a little far-out, but then again, it kind of isn't: BMW (and the auto industry at large) have started taking car sharing very, very seriously.
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But then again, there are more than 500 members of Congress -- you can probably find disapproving voices on both sides if you ask them about any government official.
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But then again, research suggests that when you eat foods that you like, your body absorbs the nutrients better — which is enough for me to keep using sriracha.
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At $36 it's definitely more than I'd normally spend on a tank top, but then again maybe that's why I was so shocked it could be this comfortable.
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But then again that's coming from me so it's like… Ian: I don't think I've ever been off the front page, I don't know how to work it.
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But then again, we can reduce our household footprint from 0.473,20.47 pounds [of CO20.47] per year, on average, if you take the average household in the United States.
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But then again, who among us has not been so moved by the works of Daniel Radcliffe that they went and created a song unworthy of their catalog?
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Maybe Willy Wonka — the fictional namesake for the Nestle sub-brand that produces Laffy Taffy — would've found that amusing, but then again, Willy Wonka's kind of a jerk.
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But then again, perhaps that makes sense, for no matter how fixated Myshkin is on his mother, it is his father who has shaped the way he thinks.
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Spending $80 on it didn't seem quite necessary, but, then again, once I tried it on it was hard to send it back ... which is why I didn't.
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Perhaps. But then again no Latvian tennis club has ever had a member quite like Ostapenko, the first Grand Slam singles champion in the Baltic nation's turbulent history.
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But then again, Harley could also simply cut to the chase in those regions and reduce the inevitable brand dilution that the so-called "small displacement" business implies.
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The kindergartners in the crowd at "She Persisted, The Musical" are unlikely to get the reference in the title, but then again they were toddlers at the time.
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It's a cool-looking idea that doesn't really make a lot of sense, but then again, neither did curved smartphone screens, and just look at Samsung's latest flagships.
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"We can't say with certainty what the cost of the buyback will be ... But then again, what's the cost of an event like we saw on 15 March?"
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"It wasn't as if I felt like I had to have a full session to get there, but then again it was like, maybe I do," she says.
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Original photo by Jim Saah, and it's another one of Ian and Minor Threat, but then again their words and music influenced me more than anyone else ever did.
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The pay is decent for a job where I read/think/write, but then again, it's so much lost income, since I left a high-paying product strategy job.
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But then again, having to charge your child's phone more often, and using that to limit screen time, could be one of the best fringe benefits of Pokemon Go.
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But then again, I often think that if it had not been for all this music, all this poetry, all this theatre—perhaps Auschwitz would not have been defeated.
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This isn't how outreach for government programs usually work — but then again, having an administration actively try to repeal a program it manages isn't how things usually work, either.
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Nike is promising that they'll deliver a "perfect fit," but then again my current shoes feel pretty snug as it is, and that's without having to charge any batteries.
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Actress Alyssa Milano is known to get pretty political on Twitter, so it's surprising that Ted Cruz walked himself into this embarrassing situation, but then again, it's Ted Cruz.
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But then again... The twist at the end of Season 8's Episode 10, revealing the birth of yet another Antichrist on Earth, does beg for a follow-up.
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It's a somewhat ironic inclusion, given that Sarkeesian has been the target of so much online abuse herself, but then again, who would know better how to identify it?
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But then again, I've also never watched a film while being dosed with pharmaceuticals and lightly electrocuted — which is exactly what's happening at virtual reality startup PathoGlyph's tiny booth.
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"Four tournaments, three finals isn't bad for everyone else, but then again I'm not everyone else," said Williams, who lost to Azarenka in the Indian Wells final in March.
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But then again, if you want your company, personal brand, or passionate vision to have a lasting online footprint, a professional-looking website is the only way to go.
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Mr. Obama is not getting the recognition historically accorded a president who presides over economic revival, but then again, neither are divided Republicans seen as offering a positive alternative.
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Microsoft can console itself with the knowledge that it makes the better office suite (for both Windows and macOS), but then again you will have to pay for it.
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Apparently not, but then again this contest, if not Mr. Trump's entire career, has been about appearance versus reality, or the ability of appearances to create their own reality.
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But then again, if it didn't, and the NX is as much a handheld as a home system, do you think Nintendo can afford to support two systems, simultaneously?
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Neal H. Moritz: We had a feeling that we were shooting something special, but then again, none of us had any experience to know whether we were or weren't.
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Catherine's mother dislikes him, ostensibly because he broke one of her vases when he was a child — but, then again, Catherine's mother dislikes almost everyone, and she has Alzheimer's.
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"These dates were changed to this week by the contractor but then again changed to this coming weekend and are likely to be delayed into next week," Truman said.
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In some instances, we're not entirely sure how much of what Edgar is seeing is real and how much is in his head—but then again, neither does he.
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It probably won't please everyone, but then again, it seems no one in the industry has cracked what EVs and hybrids should sound like, so that's to be expected.
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Roku holds a lot of power as the most popular streaming platform in the US, but then again so does Fox as the exclusive presenter of Super Bowl LIV.
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Spicer's ignorance about history is shocking, but then again his boss, the president, didn't seem to know who Frederick Douglass was or that he lived in the 19th century.
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"I was a tad disappointed, but then again, it had run up so much in anticipation of a blowout quarter that there was a letdown for certain," Cramer said.
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His entire character seems dedicated to producing an emotion like the "it's too bad she won't live, but then again who does?" line from the end of Blade Runner.
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I did notice Yorgos wasn't telling us, "You have to stand there," but then again, he doesn't tell you he's going to use a low-angle, fish-eye lens.
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But, then again, if you want to offload some leftovers the next time your University of Arizona study group meets, at least you won't go to jail for it.
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"I like the chocolate to peanut butter ratio better in the Thins than in the regular Reese's, but then again I'm not the biggest peanut butter fan," she said.
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Your uncle is going to hate it when Peyton Manning, who "plays the game the right way," gets dabbed on by Cam, but then again your uncle is an idiot.
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The latest Blumhouse horror film, directed by Tate Taylor (The Help, The Girl On The Train) is completely absurd (teenagers using Facebook!) — but then again, so is our current reality.
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The president was playing golf on Martha's Vineyard, sure, but then again Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards flat-out asked the Obama administration to hold off during initial emergency response.
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But then again, the anger was very palpable—even if I feel it was misdirected, and I find the idea of casting a protest vote in a referendum utterly stupid.
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Sure, it could be a play on words because Swift is singing, "There's a lot of cool chicks out there," but then again … nothing is an accident in Swift World.
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That puts Manchester United's difficulties into perspective but, then again, had Hughes been given £150m to spend this summer Stoke might well seem rather better equipped for the season ahead.
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These will provide guidance, but then again, ballooning is an unusual hobby that is controlled in part by humans, in part by Mother Nature, and not at all by passengers.
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That's above, beyond, and floating out in the stratosphere, but then again, that level of passion and drive been Prophecy Productions' MO since their very beginning over twenty years ago.
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Purist fans of literature likely won't be fond of this new exploration of storytelling, but then again, how we tell our stories—even literature-wise—has changed over the millennia.
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Of course, competitors in the adventure camera space might not have that "Leica feel," but then again, the X-U never felt like a fully equipped Leica to begin with.
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It might feel a little strange to have your eyewear vibrate, but then again, it's probably better than taking your eyes off the road or your hands off the handlebar.
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He has never triumphed at Royal Portrush, but then again neither has any other active player, because the classic Northern Ireland links has not hosted the British Open since 210.
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But then again, maybe not—I've seen far fewer references to gin on dating apps recently, which perhaps suggests that the spirit has had its day as a personality-substitute.
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It'll be a couple decades before you can actually spend that extra $20-$40 per month, but then again, saving a little extra for retirement is never a bad idea.
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According to numerous astrologers, the eclipse on August 21 bodes terribly for him because it falls directly on Leo, his rising sign—but then again, it's all up for interpretation.
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Second-degree burns from Lime juice + Sun On the bright side, the scars from phytophotodermatitis only last a couple of months, but then again, that's pretty much the whole summer.
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As Ella settles into her new job, Jill doesn't particularly seem to like Ella, but then again nothing she says can be taken seriously, because her cognition is so damaged.
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