" But he urged caution, adding that "there's a good chance it won't work out" and that "there's probably an even better chance it will take a period of time.
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Give this movie another chance: It has aged surprisingly well.
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But there's at least a chance it was North Korea.
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There's a good chance it could not screw things up.
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There is a zero percent chance it will taste bad.
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There's a small chance it might not be so ineffectual.
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However, there's every chance it could develop into something more.
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There's a good chance it may not survive beyond 2018.
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There's a good chance it doesn't matter much at all.
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There's a chance it could be a very bad one.
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The more sensational, the better the chance it will attract attention.
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If it gets there, there is a chance it could work.
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For a new service to stand a chance, it needs inertia.
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But there's a good chance it won't even go to court.
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Lesack is glad they decided not to chance it this year.
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If the snake has the chance, it will kill the cat.
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If the cat has the chance, it will kill the snake.
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And he believes there's a chance it may not end there.
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There's every chance it figured out what I'm recommending years ago.
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Most people would say there is no chance it could happen.
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But a 10% chance is still a 90% chance it won't happen.
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The moment I laid my eyes on Chance, it was all over.
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In fact, there's every chance it might entice another counter from Comcast.
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"There's a very substantial chance it won't work out," Trump told reporters.
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I chance it and run to the bus, and my pass works!
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There is also a chance it could do more harm than good.
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"There's almost no chance it will prevail in court," he told me.
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They're not going to chance it with someone important, especially a pitcher.
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There's also a chance it could be in trouble with the FTC.
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It worked for Trump, and there's a chance it could work again.
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The more we talk about that, the better the chance it ends.
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I do hope it works out; there's a good chance it will.
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But there's a good chance it won't make any difference at all.
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There's a very real chance it may actually be better than the original.
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"There's a tiny, tiny chance it will hit Mars; extremely tiny," Musk said.
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"There is a tiny, tiny chance it will hit Mars," Musk said Monday.
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So when Kunitz buried that two-on-one chance, it felt like justice.
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There is little chance it will quell the growing voice of the conspiracists.
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Once the email is exposed there is a chance it can be compromised.
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There's also a chance it can send a report with no recommendation whatsoever.
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They decided not to chance it this year, but know people who stayed.
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Burfict is appealing the suspension, and there is a chance it is reduced.
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There's a good chance it will, based on what I've seen so far.
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There's still a chance it could all go haywire in the days ahead.
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It creates a competitive investment and there's a chance it slows economic growth.
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So the argument goes: Why chance it by returning to Duke at all?
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With his talent and confidence, there's a good chance it won't be his last.
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Is there any chance it will make a detour and crash into our planet?
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There's no chance it will be anything different, that's just not how things work.
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A lot of hard work and little chance it would spread to enough people.
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But there's probably a good chance it just says MAGA in very large print.
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There's also a likely chance it will rain, messing up your view even more.
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"A house like this you're taking a chance it will flood again," Loshak said.
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But industry executives are watching with concern — and there's a chance it could pass.
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"Very little chance it happens, but both sides are listening," he told Sports Illustrated.
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There's a good chance it will be removed from their records or be downgraded.
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If it loses to Japan, there is still an outside chance it would advance.
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ALL I'VE EVER POINTED OUT IS, THERE IS A CHANCE IT COULD BE DISRUPTIVE.
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Of course, there's also a decent chance it won't be any of those three.
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Since FCA is investigating it, however, there's good chance it was affected by the recall.
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But there is an excellent chance it will end here for El Chapo, in Brooklyn.
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The longer it lasts, the greater the chance it has to reach major population centers.
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That the IRS "should" allow something means there's a 75 percent chance it will fly.
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In the late 2100s, there's a chance it could come so close as to collide.
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Even when everything goes right, there is always a chance it could go very wrong.
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I spent most of 2018 living abroad, so there's a good chance it happened then.
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I think there's a good chance it happens, so I'm still bullish on DeAndre Hopkins.
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Meisel said as the storm approaches land there's a chance it could slowdown and stall.
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There is a 60% chance it will continue into autumn, the Japan Meteorological Agency said.
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He believes there is a pretty good chance it will make the next couple of payments.
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The series premiere leans heavily into the entire precious pixie schtick at every chance it gets.
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And there's a good chance it won't, since funding biomedical research typically isn't a partisan issue.
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And there&aposs little chance it will replace all the jobs lost in the mining industry.
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"I had no chance, it was 6-2 6-1 before I knew it," Tomic added.
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Lasting only two short seasons, Don't Trust the B never really stood the chance it deserved.
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But given the unpredictability of British politics right now, there's always a chance it could happen.
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If gun control stands a chance, it will come the old-fashioned way — a power grab.
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The time frame for this has shifted before and there's a chance it will shift again.
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Ever since Trump was elected, she knew there was a chance it could all go away.
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That there's even a chance it might be happening again only 20 years later is remarkable.
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"If you do [have cancer], there is a good chance it can be sorted," he said.
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If you open an application on your computer, there's a good chance it was coded using Java.
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In a real emergency situation, there is a pretty good chance it will be difficult to see.
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"I'm telling you there's no chance it happened, with the president of the United States," he said.
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While it's typically not so cheap at $5003, there's a good chance it will get a discount.
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But if it doesn&apost happen now, very, very good chance it&aposs never going to happen.
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But in the end, if you're device was host to some very sensitive data, why chance it?
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If the original Versa's stellar sales are any indication, there's a definitely a solid chance it might.
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"There is a high chance it won't work out and they are building up hope," he says.
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There's also a chance it could unveil a new Apple Watch, as it's done in years past.
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She decided to chance it, but already during her pregnancy she began to see signs of trouble.
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"There is a 90 percent chance it will be announced in November," a second OPEC source said.
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I know what I was thinking about that day because, quite by chance, it was my birthday.
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I can't say, other than that, according to Gott's assumptions, there's a 21 percent chance it is.
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With a GOP Senate and Trump as president, there's a very real chance it could become law.
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In 2015, she went carless for two weeks — not even flatbed truck drivers wanted to chance it.
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While there is rain in our near future, there's a good chance it won't be a lot.
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What we saw every chance it came to protect America from Moscow, they were on the other side.
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Next steps: Disney will decide if it wants to counter Comcast's bid — but there's little chance it doesn't.
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Reiman says that, because medical marijuana is still a bipartisan issue, there's a chance it could be renewed.
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As for its trade war with the U.S., Hooper sees a good chance it will end this quarter.
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There's a little over a 1 in 503,000 chance it will hit any person or property at all.
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There's a chance it could be the result of contamination, an everpresent risk when dealing with food products.
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"It's one of those things that felt like it wasn't just by chance—it felt divine," he says.
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"Not in my experience," he said with a laugh, asked if there was a chance it could happen.
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The more genetically diverse the reef, the better chance it has of adapting to new environmental conditions. 2.
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But Murphy said there's a slim chance it will clear its next hurdle, which will require 2628 votes.
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"And the longer you let that spillover take place, the more chance it has to become better adapted."
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If you received a tech gift this holiday season, there's a good chance it was a smart speaker.
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And given its track record, there's a decent chance it will overrule the lower court's decision once again.
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If a pizzeria existed from 1830 to 1992, there was little chance it would have disappeared by 2016.
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At some point the Justice Department decided that if it had the chance, it would charge Mr. Lee.
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Once a pathogen runs wild in an animal population, there is little chance it can be wiped out.
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But give it a chance — it is truly, madly, deeply peak mid-'00s TV, and I love it.
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"The more sunlight you put on a fraud, the more chance it has of being exposed," Left said.
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If it stands, which I give a pretty low percentage chance, it would be a very expensive proposal.
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It's the only show nominated in every single category, and there's an outside chance it wins all seven.
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Still, the longer the shutdown went on, the higher chance it would cause more lasting damage, he said.
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The loss total at the fieldhouse is now 12, and there is a good chance it will grow.
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"If it's written on it that it comes from this country, 99 percent chance it is true," he says.
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Depending on how much money it raised in total, however, there's a chance it might be a limited run.
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Sure, there's a chance it won't last you for your entire life, but that is still SO MUCH pizza!
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"Give a species half the chance, it will expand its geographic range and invade a new ecosystem," he added.
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But Eloit said the European strain had not been found in humans and there was little chance it would.
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"It was a 50-50 chance of whether to come down and we decided to chance it," Gasper said.
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And, if cable news does its job (there's a good chance it won't), Pence's lies will be quickly exposed.
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"I'm pretty sure if it happens once then there's like zero percent chance it will happen again," she said.
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After observing this fake asteroid for about a month, scientists estimated a 1 percent chance it would hit Earth.
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They savor that power, and the chance it gives them to examine candidates for the White House up close.
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"I knew there was a chance it would kill me, but I made my peace with that," she asserts.
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He'll be expected to stick his nose in often, and there's a decent chance it ends up getting broken.
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A one-in-five chance that some event happens means there's a one-in-five chance it will happen.
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Put it this way: If you've ever eaten a steak, there's a pretty good chance it passed through Kansas.
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"But if it doesn't hurt, if there's a chance it helps even a tiny bit, why not?" she reasoned.
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If it was a hit in the 20043s or 1990s, there's a good chance it will be back soon.
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If you're an Instagram user, there's a good chance it isn't the only social network that you post to.
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"There is a chance it could be slightly lower than 2.8 [percent] and that's complicated by hurricanes," Johnson said.
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In its first serious test, the F-35 proved that given the chance, it can wreak havoc in the skies.
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As tragic as Anton Yelchin's untimely death was, there's chance it could have been prevented with a Jeep recall repair.
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"The longer this goes, the higher the chance it will start to affect the man in the street," said Jones.
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The poorer the flight performance exhibited by a bird, the greater chance it had of being killed by a predator.
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There's also a very small chance it could be a dolphin, a species known to play in waves, Bennett said.
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If survival was a game of chance, "it was rigged by the fact that there&aposs recurring migration," Kolodny said.
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That way there's an incredibly small chance it will come near the Moon and Earth in the next 100 years.
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They're also the best chance it has of closing the wide — and growing — gap between it and Amazon, analysts said.
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Second, if by chance it has, what would that development really mean for the United States and its regional allies?
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However, four Republican senators came out against the updated healthcare bill, essentially killing any chance it had of moving forward.
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"One Dance" may be Drake's first solo No. 1 hit, but there's a good chance it won't be his last.
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But think about it from a different perspective: If Trump does have a chance, it resides with working-class voters.
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If your doctor writes you a prescription, there is a very good chance it will cost you $10 or less.
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However, there's also a chance it could fall victim to headwinds that are dragging other brick-and-mortar retailers down.
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Supporters of the law say a fetus should be protected if there is even a chance it can feel pain.
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While Apple has been silent on this matter, I believe there's a good chance it will introduce ARM-based Macs.
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The money quote: "If a lawsuit is brought, there's a trivial chance — it rounds to zero — that HHS will win."
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There's still time to get out of the way but there's also a chance it might blow up her campaign.
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If an entire row is open five minutes before a flight, there's a good chance it will stay that way.
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If you&aposve been putting off a financial task, there&aposs a good chance it&aposs easier than it sounds.
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There's a chance it could be just for the smaller Pixel 4 since we haven't seen leaks of that yet.
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In the meantime, uncertainty over COFA negotiations persists, although there is a chance it will be renewed with few changes.
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So the situation is relatively stable now, but there's a chance it could get a whole lot worse over time.
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A passing photographer may have caught the joyful moment by chance; it could also be a still from a fashion shoot.
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There's still a chance it won't kill the iPhone headphone jack, but assuming it does, what will be in the box?
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The deal is not final for now, and there's always a chance it could fall apart or its terms could change.
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That means, if you take a pregnancy test too soon, there's a higher chance it could result in a false negative.
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I think there&aposs a good chance it&aposs going to happen because the Republican leadership is back against the wall.
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Maven currently operates in 10 US cities, so if the pilot program works out, there's a chance it could expand quickly.
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There was also the chance it would affect insurance payouts: some companies won't pay out if the person died by suicide.
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And, he admitted to laughs, on the off chance it would confuse automatic license plate readers and the DMV's ticketing system.
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While the Complete Instagram Influencer Bundle might not make you a millionaire, there's a fair chance it will up your followers.
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The delegation from China, for example, "seemed to preach climate action every chance it got," according to The New York Times.
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Last year, when it decided to give dockless bikes a chance, it didn't have a bike share program of any kind.
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While there's a chance it may eventually expand all users, Instagram currently won't say if or when this will ever happen.
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If you fall outside the center, there's a chance it might shoot in a random direction (in golf, that's called shanking).
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I asked a couple Nintendo employees at the event if there was a chance it would be dockable in the future.
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Taken together, scenes like these suggest that however angry you are right now, there's a good chance it isn't angry enough.
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But even if your phone pulls itself together, there's a chance it may never return to the way it was before.
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"The longer this thing hangs out there … the less of a chance it has of passing the House," New Jersey Rep.
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Bedbug infestations spread quickly, and the faster a building can address the problem, the better chance it has of resolving it.
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There's a good chance it gets there sometime before the coming weekend, and the weekend will definitely push it over if not.
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In about 503 years, there's a 250-in-215,250 chance it could sail close enough for Earth's gravity to reel it in.
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And unlike the warmongers, the president is willing to talk to anyone if there is a chance it could result in peace.
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But the striking thing about the company is how much of a chance it has of achieving such unprecedented goals (see article).
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There's a chance it will move beyond unlocking your phone, just as Touch ID became central to mobile payments on the iPhone.
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So even if you spend $1,000+ on a retro Leica, there's a good chance it won't be anything more than a collectible.
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Although this amendment was written to help the AHCA pass the second time around, there's always a chance it could still fail.
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Whatever STEM toy you buy there's a high chance it won't survive the fickle attention spans of kids at rest and play.
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Apple has unveiled new Apple Watch models every year since 2015, so there's a chance it could do the same this year.
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Yet when the ball suddenly reappears after it leaves Colon's hand, there is a good chance it will remain a little mystifying.
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And not to rain on your parade, but there's a good chance it will do just that on Memorial Day on Monday.
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There is nearly a 1 in 2 chance it is a small business, with almost 58 million Americans being employed by one.
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It was listed as scattered thunderstorms, and there was a chance it was going to miss us, but unfortunately it did not.
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When Glenda Jackson brings King Lear to Broadway, what a chance it will be to see timeless concerns — Seems timely to me.
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When he left Washington for New Jersey, we thought there was a chance it would be a quiet week in presidential dishonesty.
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This was not by chance; it was a deliberate policy, strengthening Juventus's hand while weakening a rival that might challenge its hegemony.
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She declines to terminate the pregnancy on the slim chance it could be Roger's, and yet her nightmares about Bonnet get worse.
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And we're being asked to understand how hard it is to be good when there's every chance it could come to nothing.
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Unexpected emotional stuff pops up in your relationships early on, but it there's a good chance it will be exciting, not stressful!
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The longer Moscow has its weapons, the thinking goes, the higher the chance it uses them on the US — or vice versa.
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Because what if this is the universe sending you the one and only chance it will ever send you to meet your partner?
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You've got nothing to lose but your pride, and you've got everything to gain if there's even a chance it will bring healing.
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Futures markets assign a roughly one-in-five chance it will be September, and 50-50 odds by the end of the year.
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Once the ECB delivers its first rate hike, there's every chance it will continue to raise more steadily and consistently than the BoE.
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Sphero will presumably reach its goal, but in the rare chance it doesn't, Wilson tells me they plan to make the RVR regardless.
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Federal legislation of autonomous vehicles remains stalled in Congress, but there's a small chance it could be revived in a lame-duck session.
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Which means if conditions in Syria are bad now — and they are — there's a decent chance it could all get so much worse.
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Additionally, Bennu is considered a potentially hazardous asteroid since there's a slight chance it will come into contact with Earth in the 2100s.
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We might be a minority, but our music is loved by all, and when people give it a chance, it always delivers results.
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Although the team tends to perform well at LAN, there's still a chance it could be knocked out because of a huge upset.
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Ted Cruz and Mike Lee's Consumer Freedom Option in the bill, but there's a strong chance it doesn't meet Senate budget rules anyways.
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But it's worth a try if there's any chance it can help the island's 3.5 million people connect with friends and loved ones.
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Kerr said no major structural damage was detected, but the Warriors weren't in the mood to chance it with their All-Star center.
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The company isn't banning anti-vaccine content outright, but making it more difficult to find, and reducing the chance it will go viral.
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"If I had taken the nap, there's a good chance it would've been a very different outcome," Kimberly Smith told the news station.
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The only chance it has now is to be reintroduced in the new Congress, debated, and brought to a vote in both houses.
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If you've shot a gun in the past half-millennium or so, there's a chance it came from the barrel of a Beretta.
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While the tube was empty and didn't pose an immediate threat, officials said there was a "slight chance" it could contain pressurized gas.
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Goldman Sachs sees a 217 percent chance tax reform is accomplished this year and an 80 percent chance it gets done in 2018.
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This doesn't mean that every time a lender pulls your credit it's going to hurt your scores, but there's a chance it could.
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These days, if something disputed happens in public, there is a fair chance it will be captured on video and analyzed in detail.
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Maybe I'm wrong, and maybe RED has some mind-blowing holographic technology worthy of Star Wars, but there's a strong chance it doesn't.
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As a general rule, if your card comes with a fee, there's a good chance it includes some kind of travel insurance perk.
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It's boring and simple, and if you keep at it, there is a good chance it will work if the book is good.
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Even if Trump's team can find creative new ways to craft sanctions, experts uniformly doubt there's any chance it would change Iran's behavior.
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AppleCare+ is a must-have upgrade, and there's a good chance it will end up paying for itself if you're the clumsy type.
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"When you get another chance, or your only other chance, it doesn't matter who you are, you're ready to make something of it."
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So far the bill has only been introduced, and it's unclear how much of a chance it has to pass through the state legislature.
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The first release candidate is named RC0 or RCLOL because there's no real chance it will come back from testing without finding more bugs.
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The ECB is set to cut that rate further next month and economists see an even chance it will increase its monthly bond purchases.
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And as with many apps which ride that rather uncertain wave, there's the chance it might burn out just as fast as it's arrived.
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Wasting food is really upsetting to me, so I don't want to chance it after having a couple things rot before their expiration date.
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Cook rates the district R+4, but it went for Clinton in 2016, so there's at least a chance it could flip this year.
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An unusual trend has emerged in the stock market, and there's an 80 percent chance it could lift stocks higher within the next month.
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Cook rates the district R+4, and it also went for Clinton in 2016, so there's a definite chance it could flip this year.
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"If it's hot, and everyone is talking about it, there's a good chance it won't look so good in a few years," Schneider said.
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I think that the better I get at what I do, the better chance it has to speak to those outside my immediate circle.
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There's a chance it could instead be called HTC One A212 (following last fall's iPhone-like A23), but that seems a little less likely.
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If you have a consumer electronic device powered by a rechargeable battery there is a very good chance it is a lithium-based battery.
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And if you were even half-way sentient between the the mid to late 2000s then there's a fair chance it was Donnie Darko.
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If you buy a new house in California within the next few years, there's a good chance it will be built along similar lines.
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This is the team Canada should feel the best about, but there's at least a chance it could all blows up in Bergevin's face.
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Even though Cleveland didn't score from this chance, it limited Golden State's ability to pull off a two-for-one going the other way.
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Analysts aren't optimistic that much will come of the initial meeting with the Chinese president, but there is a chance it could affect markets.
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Ultimately, many analysts remain bullish on Apple because of the chance it could spur a big upgrade cycle with a 5G iPhone in 2020.
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I think there's a chance it represented Obama's margin of victory in Florida, the closest state in 2012, but it's hard to be sure.
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Because the atmosphere is starting to become more favorable for development, there is a 70% chance it could develop within the next 48 hours.
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Apple traditionally releases a new Apple Watch alongside its fresh iPhones in September, so there's a chance it could do so again this year.
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I saw him just past the six-yard box so felt there was a chance it could go in if I hit it well.
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What was true in 2015 holds equally today: The more credible the military option, the lesser the chance it will need to be used.
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The main reason he agreed to cooperate with the Broad on the exhibition, he said, is the chance it represents to reach young viewers.
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If you've got a relatively new flagship smartphone, there's a good chance it can already hit some of those numbers today on LTE. Sometimes.
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Risk professionals at financial firms should not dismiss the chance it offers to assess the state of the art in cyber space's dark side.
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Sears admitted in its annual report, filed on Tuesday, there was a chance it may not be able to continue as a going concern.
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Alexander himself said that if it didn't get attached to the spending bill, there was a "zero" percent chance it would ever get done.
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Officials with the union, Sindipetro NF said there was almost no chance it would have an impact on operations at Petroleo Brasileiro SA , or Petrobras.
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But there's a chance it won't be able to mate with a naturally occurring yeast cell (reproductive compatibility is a traditional definition of a species).
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But there's a chance it will set in motion a chain of events that lead to an unwanted outcome for Bushmaster and other gun manufacturers.
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"The vast majority of people thought this was crazy and stupid and there was no chance it would happen in Africa," says Zipline's CEO Rinaudo.
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For example, if a stock tends to bottom after falling 10 basis points, there's a good chance it will bottom after future 10-point declines.
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For instance, an airline could use the data to determine the last chance it has to board passengers and get a plane in the air.
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As Riffle told me, ballot initiatives can be very expensive, so drawing from industry money could give a campaign a chance it otherwise wouldn't have.
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J&J has denied any wrongdoing, and there's always a chance it could settle the case out of court before the judge delivers his decision.
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Fed funds futures prices show investors see a greater than 35% chance the Fed cuts rates this year and a 0% chance it raises them.
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If you want to chance it and pick up one before the final reviews are in, the Core product is going to cost you $259.
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Nobody knows exactly why or how what we now call religion began, but there's a pretty good chance it had something to do with death.
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"We kind of talked about that play before the game and we knew there's going to be a chance it would be open," Nash said.
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"If I had taken the nap, there's a good chance it would've been a very different outcome," she told KING5 about listening to her son.
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The Trump administration says it will continue to engage Russia during that six-month period on the off-chance it will come back into compliance.
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There was a chance it might seem like ignorant othering, or needless parachuting by clueless foreigners in the vein of Gordon Ramsay's recent travel show.
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"Kenyatta's Jubilee government seems intent on wrecking every chance it gets of occupying the high ground," read a note from research group NKC African Economics.
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If your neighbor bought a new washer last June and you buy the same one this June, there's a decent chance it will be cheaper.
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But what if you just got 10 heads in a row by chance (it can happen) and then suddenly decided you were done flipping coins?
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The northern white rhino cannot mate with a black rhino, but there is a chance it could mate with a southern white rhino, Paul said.
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"So if the stock's going to take a break and pull back, there's a very good chance it will happen pretty darned soon," Cramer explained.
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Engineers who have looked at the debris have said there is a good chance it belonged to MH370, NBC said, citing sources close to the investigation.
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But if the GOP does move to bring up the bill, a senior Senate Democratic leadership aide told CNN there's "no chance it passes the Senate."
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The executive order has fewer automatic sanctions, but they apply to any actor — from Russia to, say, Luxembourg, on the off chance it is feeling feisty.
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And there is a much smaller chance it will blow up in a gallerist's face if the artist turns out to be a one-trick pony.
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Price was arguably what set the Xbox One back at launch, and there's a real chance it will do the same again with Xbox One X.
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"The more we know about what could happen, the less chance it is that it will happen," the millionaire told Americans before airing the unsettling feature.
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When a financial services application needs to link to your bank account in a secure fashion, there's a good chance it could be using Plaid's tools.
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The couple, being a solid pair of pet owners, didn't want to chance it and decided to take Sully straight to the vet for some answers.
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It's unclear when she saw the video, but based on the recent police involvement, there's a good chance it came to her attention after going viral.
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The buggy connectivity stuff doesn't even bother me that much, because I think there's a strong chance it will get fixed in an upcoming software update.
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"At 43/24, we reckon there is an 270 percent chance it will win best picture," said Feilim Mac An Iomaire, spokesman for Paddy Power Betfair.
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Even if a combined stock and bond return and speculative currency market unwind did supercharge the pound initially - there's every chance it undermines its own durability.
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There's a chance it changed the outcome of elections there, and in a state where Donald Trump won by only 22,747 votes, that's a big deal.
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Given the gape of the hole and the fact that the road traverses Aberdeen Proving Ground, there's a good chance it wasn't made by a bullet.
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Therefore, the more that AI can augment or even replace existing software development, the better chance it has to scale in order to meet growing demand.
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If you owned a pink Nextel phone or a ruffled denim skirt in the early 213s, there's a good chance it was made by Baby Phat.
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"Results have been promising, and we&aposve found that these types of nudges can encourage people to reconsider their words when given a chance," it said.
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That, perhaps, is what is most remarkable about "Abominable": not the story or the visuals, but the chance it is taking on Bennet and her peers.
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And when you have a quarterback that trusts you and gives you a chance, it&aposs obviously special to have a guy like that back there.
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Cashin predicted last week to CNBC's Bob Pisani that the Fed may not hike in 2019 and there's an outside chance it may have to cut rates.
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By chance it equalled Mike Powell's best indoor mark because this was a contest that resembled the great jousts between the American and his compatriot Carl Lewis.
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Shoppers also should know whether the item they want will be reserved specifically for them or if there's a chance it could be sold to another customer.
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The ocean is a noisy place, but broadcasting the same message on several frequencies increases the chance it will get through on at least one of them.
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This effect was only statistically significant, meaning there was a less than a five percent chance it could have happened randomly, in the case of heart attacks.
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"The longer this lasts the greater chance it will get a foothold," Dr. Nancy Messonnier, director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases said.
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I would say it's about a two-thirds chance it gets acquired for below the cash that's gone into the company or outright goes out of business.
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The current trader bet is that there's only a 42 percent chance that the Fed raises in December; an 18 percent chance it raises later this month.
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And if it so happens that a skirt doesn't have these obstacles, then there's still a very real chance it has yet another problem: It's downright ugly.
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Had a coin flip before overtime at the AFC Championship turned up tails, there's a good chance it would have included a Super Bowl title as well.
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Apple has announced a new version of the Apple Watch in September every year since 2016, so there's a chance it could do the same in 2019.
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This means that there is still a chance it could be delayed or fall apart, although this is not the intention from either side at this point.
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There's little chance it will be a phenomenon like "Black Panther," Mr. Nagenda said, but that film — and the marketing lessons it taught — may unlock new theatergoers.
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Give your time and money to the thing you desperately don't want to lose, because just like your sanity, there's a chance it might disappear in 2017.
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The three-judge panel said that if the North Carolina Legislature is given another chance, it would have about three weeks to draw an acceptable new map.
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There's a chance it could be maintained as a "tourist line," a railway spokesman told me, which would probably mean a few trains on weekends and holidays.
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President Donald Trump's vaunted Afghanistan peace deal has already hit a major roadblock, increasing the chance it could fall apart and kickstart a new round of violence.
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Most likely Bloomberg would largely stick to his new policy positions if he became president, but there's just no compelling reason for mainstream Democrats to chance it.
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If Europa's ocean also has a source of energy—think hydrothermal vents—and a few choice chemical elements, there's a decent chance it could support basic lifeforms.
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Congress has never adopted the proposal to end the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program for new borrowers and there's little chance it will be accepted this year.
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But a separate Telemundo/Mason-Dixon poll gave Biden more of a fighting chance: It showed him with 34 percent of Latino Democrats, to Sanders's 31 percent.
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While the "Resident Evil 3: Nemesis" remake hasn&apost been officially announced yet, there&aposs a good chance it will debut at The Game Awards next week.
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As long as you, and maybe even your children and grandchildren live, there's a good chance it will not even need so much as a screw replaced.
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"There is still a chance it could increase a bit further, but the bottom line ... is they are not going to issue deficit-financing bonds," Shiraishi said.
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Even though their first-round pick will be available in 2019 and beyond, there's a decent chance it won't crack the top 10 for the foreseeable future.
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Gulla went to visit the feline on the off-chance it could be Julie, and noticed Julie's unique white spot in the same place on the stray's belly.
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Netflix hasn't said anything about a release date, though there is a chance it is dropping very soon given that it has been one year since the premiere.
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Part of what still drew Cohen to the rabbinate was the chance it offered to flee the compromises that arose from seeking to do well by doing good.
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If you have a debit card, there's a good chance it says some combination of MasterCard, Visa, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, or any variety of other companies.
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If you have a phone that shoots in 21 or 24 fps, there's a good chance it already has a way to slow this footage down for you.
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You stand very little chance of seeing an American car on a Japanese road, but if you do, there is a good chance it is a Jeep Wrangler.
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If your company isn't willing to pay to turn up the thermostat in the winter, there's little chance it will be willing to pay for more fire insurance.
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McCain, he said, even came around to his decision not to run for reelection in 2012 because of the outside chance it might mean more trips to Jerusalem.
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Investigators in Malaysia, Australia and the U.S. have seen photographs of the latest object and sources say there is a good chance it comes from a Boeing 777.
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And while she plans to get a job as she attends college, there's a solid chance it won't come with coverage, especially if she only works part-time.
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Millennials like me will spend a lifetime paying into Social Security, yet the facts show there's slim to no chance it will be there when we need it.
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Bennu caused a bit of a stir a few years ago when astronomers thought there was a decent chance it might smash into Earth in the next century.
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So, even though the first large wave of WannaCry may have halted, if organizations don't patch or take other mitigations, there's a chance it could just happen again.
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Death Wish Coffee, a very popular (and strong) brand of coffee, is recalling its Death Wish Nitro product because, well, there's a chance it can actually kill you.
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The lack of high-rises didn't happen by chance; it was the result of a concerted effort by local officials to preserve the town's spectacular views of Manhattan.
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While it looks like the classic "mistook-for-the-search-bar" gaffe, there is always the chance it wasn't Norris himself who sent the tweet, but an artful prankster.
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But while there's a markedly low chance it will happen at next week's Federal Reserve meeting, Gilbert makes the case the markets will see one as early as July.
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The 222 Porsche Cayenne is a pretty significant car, because when one goes to buy a new Porsche these days, there's a good chance it will look like this.
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If an encounter escalates in a way you happen to like, but you haven't given consent, there's a greater chance it will escalate in a way you don't like.
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The much-touted Trump pivot hasn't happened yet, and even with the new shake-up at the top of his campaign operation, there's a good chance it never will.
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In order to be all those things, it had to kill its own ego—and to jettison any chance it had of making everyone happy when the credits rolled.
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The dam's primary spillway also has major erosion damage but there's a chance it may need to be used next week to reduce water levels as more snow melts.
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If there are early reports of Iowans flocking to caucus sites in unusually high numbers, there's a good chance it will be a happy night for Sanders and Trump.
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"If I literally read the tea leaves, or play this game of chance, it might get me a snippet of what the ancestors have planned for me," he says.
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Also, Republican Senator Deb Fischer, of Nebraska, recently introduced legislation to put a commission in charge of the CFPB, and there is a good chance it will become law.
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While you might be healthy now and take no daily medications, there's a good chance it will change, whether due to aging, an accident or an unanticipated medical event.
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Subbaraman said the timing of the Wednesday's announcement from China was "interesting" and that there was a "reasonable chance" it was linked to the upcoming U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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"I think that if it came to an open auction today, there's a very good chance it would not reach the number that it sold for new," he said.
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Apple has typically released a new version of the Apple Watch in September, so there's a chance it could do so again during its big event on September 10.
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When you find a product that you already know well, but you've never heard of the brand that made it — there's a good chance it could be a fake.
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North Korea needs China for its economic survival and to keep it safe from serious international pressure; there's no chance it would risk a military confrontation of any kind.
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"To say we'll chance it on an untested sci-fi capability rather than using known capabilities seems a bit odd," Vipin Narang, a nuclear expert at MIT, told me.
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"We have decided to give peace a chance," it said, stating that its decision was taken to help local community leader Edwin Clark continue negotiations and achieve a peaceful resolution.
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On the off chance it doesn't become the next Instagram, Vero will join the exclusive club of social media apps hailed as the next big thing before quietly fading away.
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The trap is smart enough to know what type of mosquito it's trapping, and if by the small chance it catches the wrong one, it will learn from its mistake.
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Still, on the evening of January 19th, Mick Mulvaney, who heads the Office of Management and Budget, said there was "a really good chance it gets fixed" before January 22nd.
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There's no indication of exactly how much the new device will cost—but there's a very good chance it will be priced similarly to existing models (starting at about $600).
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Which isn't technically a bad thing — unless you have sensitive skin, in which case there's a fair chance it turns red and itchy at the mere mention of lavender oil.
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It's just a patent, so there's a chance we won't see this technology at all — but there's also a chance it could be incorporated into desktop displays and even mice.
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If the rover loses power for an extended amount of time, there is a chance it won&apost be able to power the heaters needed to keep its electronics alive.
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Halloween is fast approaching and while you may think your planned costume's impressive, there's a very good chance it won't top this fifth grader who dressed as a baked potato.
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In that same vein, I can afford a mental breakdown in a way a black person cannot, which is to say without a sizeable chance it will get me shot.
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On this week's MashTalk, we explore what a future without Net Neutrality looks like, and ask: Is there a chance it might even be better for consumers in some ways?
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Log on to your profile and there's a good chance it will have a memorial banner sitting on top of it, urging your friends and family members to remember you.
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They are two of the best in the game despite the losses on their records and on Saturday they are fighting for the chance, it seems, at a title shot.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's weather bureau on Wednesday said the El Nino weather pattern appeared to be continuing, with an 80 percent chance it would stretch into the northern hemisphere summer.
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If you've read this far, you likely now understand that just because a car seat may look new after a crash, there's still a good chance it should be replaced.
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But while hockey may still be king in Quebec City, there may be a better chance it will have a Grand Slam tennis champion before another N.H.L. team plays there.
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"A company shouldn't have to be hundreds of millions of dollars into risk money without knowing whether there is a real chance it is going to get approved," he said.
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As a game that dances around ideas of order and chance, it seems to cloak the role of the choreographer, whereas an earlier trio makes a choreographer-like figure prominent.
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore closely tracks data and there is a growing chance it may ease its currency-focused monetary policy for the first time in nearly three years.
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Jonathan Bernstein thinks there's a chance it could survive, since there are some old-school institutionalists on the right, like Jeff Flake and John McCain, who prefer to keep it.
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We know this for sure: The longer this virus spreads, the more people get the disease there, and the greater chance it has of spreading throughout Asia and the world.
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Yet despite the size of the institute's phage library, there's always the chance it will encounter an infection for which it doesn't yet have a phage cocktail to treat it.
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Turning the pages while flying over our increasingly disorderly planet, I find the similarities to our times inescapable, both in the overwhelming arguments against conflict and growing chance it might occur.
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They've variously identified issues like the risk of censorship, arbitrary enforcement, and the chance it could be abused by a future government less inclined to let German citizens speak their minds.
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Also the longer you leave on a bold hue, the greater chance it will stain your tips, so try alternating the stand out shade with a nude for a few days.
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According to Mayo Clinic, Lynch syndrome is an inherited condition, and if one parent carries the gene mutation, there's a 50 percent chance it will be passed on to each child.
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So, if King ends up bringing a date to the 20133 Oscars, there's a decent chance it will be her son, who she brought to the 2019 Golden Globes, as well.
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Still, Scowcroft's essential wisdom was that people -- be they cabinet secretaries or low-level staffers -- only give their best advice when they trust there is a chance it will be heard.
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I think that's exactly what Apple should do, and it's no less than we should expect from a company that touts its reliability and user satisfaction numbers any chance it gets.
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One of Floyd Mayweather's TMT members tells TMZ Sports ... he's courting Nate Diaz to walk out with Floyd for the McGregor fight -- and says there's a REAL chance it will happen.
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It's always nice to know at the end of the game, when guys are getting that save every time they get a chance, it gives your team a lot of confidence.
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If you see a public university with a compass point or city designation in its name — Northern State University at Anytown — there's a good chance it was once a normal school.
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Diddy will be holding court at the Playboy Mansion right after the Grammys ... and there's a decent chance it will be the last party of its kind at the legendary spot.
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There's also a chance it could signal more stability in the industry, allowing these corporations to reduce operating costs as a way to save money rather than relying on increased prices.
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There's a good chance it will involve some current players — Comcast, Disney and a merged AT&T and Time Warner will all play a role in the entertainment business of tomorrow.
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"So I told him that if he gave me a second chance it wouldn't happen again, and he did, and it didn't, and we've been together ever since," Mr. Aguiar said.
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If you see something and it confirms your biases, you might want to take a step back before you jump to a conclusion, because there's a huge chance it isn't true.
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"The Larson bill certainly will get a hearing, and there's a substantial chance it will move out of committee and even get a vote on the House floor," Ms. Altman predicted.
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Where to watch: Embrace of the Serpent is currently in theaters and has proved surprisingly successful in limited release, meaning there's a good chance it will arrive in your city eventually.
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The word has (thankfully) mostly gone out of popular use, but considering the number of super-sized phones that have been hitting the market, there's a chance it could be resurrected.
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If you've settled an arbitration case with your broker at some point, there's a chance it isn't showing up in the popular database used by consumers to check financial advisors' backgrounds.
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"It does look like paper coming out, but there is a chance it could be a fine linen," said Danielle Howe, who works at John Jones, a London-based canvas supplier.
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Although it's telling they were together, there was a chance it was for baby True, but the fact she showed up for Tristan's playoff game leaves little doubt ... they're still together.
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Sears, once the largest U.S. retailer, warned investors in March there was a chance it may not be able to continue as a going concern after years of losses and declining sales.
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For a while, each time her phone rang, there had been a decent chance it was Shirley, calling to invite her to some opera outing, mah jong night, or private shopping event.
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Instead, you can treat the system as random — acknowledging that at each peg, there's a chance the coin will bounce to the left and a chance it will bounce to the right.
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TOKYO, April 10 (Reuters) - Japan's weather bureau on Wednesday said the El Nino weather pattern appeared to be continuing, with an 80 percent chance it would stretch into the northern hemisphere summer.
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Hart of Dixie is romantic, offbeat, and good-hearted, and if you give it a chance it might just make you believe in the power of a good TV love triangle again.
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So even if there is some strange new 10,000-word option, there's a good chance it will be hidden behind a link so as not to adulterate Twitter as we know it.
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Speaking to Reuters, Lottoland Chief Executive Nigel Birrell said the proposed Lotto24 deal would be "value destructive" and there was a "good chance" it would be rejected by shareholders at a vote.
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The UnaPhone doesn't leave anything to chance — it comes with over 40 preloaded secure apps, the bootloader is locked, ADB is disabled, and updates will be delivered over an encrypted OTA channel.
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"We believe that culture cannot be left to chance; it must be deliberate, measured and consistent from day one," Cindy Robbins, Executive Vice President of Global Employee Success at Salesforce told TechCrunch.
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The problem is the world has nothing but contempt for free souls and will reach out to crush them every chance it has, especially when that freedom has been blessed with success.
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According to the CME Fedwatch website, traders see only a 2 percent likelihood the Fed will raise rates on Wednesday, and 21 percent chance it will do so at its July meeting.
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Mr. Brynjolfsson said that people often do not understand that if the chance that something will happen is 70 percent, that means there is a 30 percent chance it will not occur.
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The answer is all over, but there's also a good chance it came from Amazon's massive and ever growing fashion department (just take that insanely popular "Upper East Side coat," for example).
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But there's little chance it will loosen Trump's unshakeable hold on his political support base, which tends to view such media storms as more proof that the establishment is biased against Trump.
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You know, like the fact that I'm currently following a quest called "Everybody Loves Beans" and the game is tossing endless and awful bean-related puns at me every chance it gets?
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Bennu is categorized as a near-Earth asteroid, and scientists say there is a small chance it could slam into Earth, but not until the 22nd century if it happens at all.
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It was elevated, starting in the 19th century, because of its proximity to Christmas and the chance it provided for Jews in America to have their own year-end gift-giving celebration.
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It is not just that a generation of domestic coaches are not being given a chance; it is that there is not a generation of domestic coaches to be given a chance.
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So while Draft Mattis has little chance of succeeding — not zero chance, just very, very little chance — it is a valuable window into the mindset that's taken over the conservative political class.
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Swine flu was actively spreading in the United States when I was in high school, for example, so there was a higher chance it could be passed around after a soccer game.
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If it did explode while in its current orbit, there's a chance it could damage active satellites nearby, which is why the company would like to get it out of the way.
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"Duck away, she wanna lay up and hibernate / I took a chance, it&aposs a lot to take / I took a right, ended up right away," he raps in the second verse.
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As per usual, there is always a chance it will not work out and one of the other bidders — most likely Gilbert — might lob in another offer once the terms are revealed.
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"Back then, in the 90s, just about anytime you saw an Asian person in an arcade game, coming out of Midway, there's a very good chance it was me," he explains, laughing.
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"If you see a delivery robot in public, there is a solid chance it is using our teleoperation software," said Phantom co-founder Elliot Katz in a statement announcing the Series A financing.
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Though it's unclear if Baltimore businesses would lay off workers or move away with a $15 minimum wage, the chance it could happen matters more in a city with higher-than-average unemployment.
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If he were to have the humility to ask all Americans to give him a chance, it would go a long way with an American public that still mostly wants to be optimistic.
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If you're seriously worried that flirting with an old boss could harm your career, then don't chance it — there are plenty of other amazing people to have amazing sex with, date, or marry.
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But as fast and capable as the robot appears, without the ability to aggressively smash a return back at its opponents, there's little chance it could win a match against a talented player.
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That's assuming the fundraising campaign is a success and production goes smoothly, but since the creators have been through this process before, there's a good chance it will go even smoother this time.
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"One of my designers was so excited about the 2JetZ that he started modeling it immediately, on the off chance it would be the winner," says Ted Wu, Hot Wheels' head of design.
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I'm not saying there's no place in the world for Windows 10 S — I'm just saying that if you're reading this, there's a pretty good chance it wasn't built with you in mind.
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Last year, Apple held an event in New York in October to unveil a new MacBook Air and iPad Pro models, so there's a chance it could make a similar move in 2019.
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There's a chance it was just caused by a bug like the briefly side-scrollable Instagram feed that popped up in December, or that it will never be publicly tested, let alone launch.
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What legal experts are saying: "I think there's probably a better-than-even chance it gets reversed at the 220006th Circuit," said Tim Jost, a health law expert at Washington and Lee University.
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Both of those programs are exempted from the public charge rule — using them will not count against a person's visa or green card application — but those families were too afraid to chance it.
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UFC 228 had fairly low expectations from fans going in, but for those who sat down and gave it the chance it contained far more action than it perhaps had a right to.
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Because Little Fires Everywhere is that kind of adaptation: At every chance it has, it turns away from its source material's subtlety and nuance in favor of amping the melodrama up to 11.
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Just keep in mind that price research is important, and if you miss out on a deal, don't fret; there's a chance it will pop up again at some point in the future.
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"I think there's a good chance it could happen," Trump said at the start of a bilateral meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, part of the United Nations General Assembly's opening week.
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Barclays Capital said in a note to clients that it still expected a deficit of 2.8 percent next year, though there was now a slight chance it would be a little bit lower.
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He acknowledges that there is no chance it can move forward without bipartisan buy-in, buy-in he believes is attainable as Congress realizes the extent to which it has relinquished its authority.
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The caucus represents a bridge between the Democratic Party's past and its future, and there's a distinct chance it could become a breakout state for a woman candidate or a candidate of color.
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If it would no longer cooperate with requests to help unlock old phones, there was little chance it would give in and build a way to unlock the new encrypted phones running iOS 8.
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What it's saying is unclear, but if I had to chance it—much like everything else so far, really—I'd be expecting this to come in during a breathable atmosphere encounter, perhaps on foot.
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It walks a fine line, if the opponent shoots with their head too low, or gets in too deep, there's a chance it will come down on the back of their head or spine.
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SocGen expects its profitability to improve in 21, although there was little chance it would reach the target of 20903%-7% return on tangible equity (ROTE) it previously set as a target for 223.
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Is there a chance it could happen again at the 90th Annual Academy Awards on March 4, where she's favored to win the equivalent award for her role in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri?
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Investors believe there's an 80% chance that the Fed announces a 25 basis point cut and a 20% chance it announces a 50 basis point cut when it concludes its meeting on July 31.
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The law leaves a lot of wiggle room, and it will take so long to kick in that there's a chance it could end up as little more than a burp in the road.
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But once you acclimate to the format and find an anime you like, spare a thought for Eva — there's a good chance it paved the way for a thing you now love to exist.
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"If your heat pump or air conditioner is using Freon R22 and you need service, there is a good chance it may not be available," states an invoice I received after the technician's visit.
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Intelligence agencies, including from the United States, have warned that installing the company's networking equipment is an unnecessary risk for critical telecommunications infrastructure because there is a chance it could enable Chinese government spying.
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Another betting website called Predict-It sees just a 9% chance of Trump being impeached this year, down from the 30% chance it saw after then-FBI Director James Comey was fired in May.
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And yet it is the United States, far more than Britain, that needs to understand how national policy can be hijacked by lies and ideology so that there's less chance it will happen again.
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Source: CNBC As a result, Goldman's hedge fund and asset management clients clamored for VIX exposure on the chance it would climb further, and the New York-based bank's positions were suddenly highly profitable.
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But if there's hope for the series to transcend its decades-long rut as some unholy hybrid of dinosaur horror and product placement, in the words of a tyrannosaur-bitten Malcolm, please chance it.
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This is a shift from Microsoft tooting its own horn every chance it gets to show how innovative it is; it's a humble new company with a more holistic vision of a connected world.
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CPC now says there is a 23 percent chance that La Niña will develop during the Northern Hemisphere autumn 2016 and there is a 55 percent chance it will persist during winter 2016-17.
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There's a good chance it could be necessary even beyond then — though whether it's a year or 18 months of nonstop social distancing, or perhaps waves of social distancing every few months, is unclear.
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Still, you should be mindful of what pet cameras you buy, because like any other smart home device that connects to Wi-Fi, there's a chance it could be hacked and compromise your privacy.
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If you've bought your TV in the last couple years, and it costed more than $300, there's a near certainty it's 4K, also known as Ultra HD, and a good chance it has HDR.
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But Davis said the military prospects of the United States are looking increasingly troubled, thanks to rising maintenance costs and an aging fleet, which might give Beijing the chance it needs to catch up.
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The electrical utility that operated the plant knew there was a chance it couldn't withstand a 30-foot wave, and this one topped its seawalls and caused the second-largest nuclear disaster in history.
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While chemical profiling could one day find its way to a crime lab for use in limited circumstances, Dr. Schauer said there was a fat chance it would ever make it into the courtroom.
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Good news for collectors: scientists out of the University of Toronto crunched the numbers and found out there is a 6% chance it will crash back into Earth within the next one million years.
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We need to consider possible benefits and possible harms to parent and fetus when someone is not depressed and you're giving them a drug to treat depression on the off-chance it prevents depression.
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Because Comet Borisov just whisked by the sun in early December, there's still a chance it could experience such a fate in the next few months as it tries to exit our solar system.
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Gruden told ESPN this week that he'd had a good talk with the Raiders owner Mark Davis about returning to the organization and that he believed there was a "good chance" it would happen.
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When Juan Cuadrado blazed horribly over the bar with 10 minutes left from Colombia's first chance it looked all over for them but there was a fiery sting in the tail of normal time.
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But there is a stronger chance it will be at least proposed to the House of Representatives by Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady (R-Texas) with the border-adjustments as a key cornerstone.
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Of course, because it's a beta the feature may be tweaked (or eliminated entirely), but this simple implementation seems pretty Apple-like, and there's a good chance it won't get much more complicated than this.
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If today's weather holds up—and the Air Force's weather team says there's a 90 percent chance it will—SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket will carry the EchoStar XXIII satellite aloft at 1:35 AM EST.
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As the bloodsucker feeds on a human, in some parts of the world there is the chance it will transmit the larvae of worms which cause a disease called lymphatic filariasis (sometimes known as elephantiasis).
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He believes there is between an 11 and 56 percent chance the nucleoside therapy would improve the baby's muscular strength and that there is a "small but significant" chance it would also help brain functions.
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If anyone wants to challenge the rule on legal grounds, this is their chance; it happened with the original Open Internet Order, though the challenges were struck down and the rule took effect as planned.
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Normally a further slowdown would cause the government to unleash a large stimulus to get the economy growing again, but there's a chance it could not act as aggressively as it has in the past.
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So, even if the benefits are limited to a placebo effect, there aren't too many downsides to giving it a shot for your back pain or on the off chance it improves your sports skills.
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But the very nature of an FCC filing like this suggests that Sonos has indeed built a new product, and there's a good chance it will hit the market some time in the coming months.
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Lawmakers had been expected to reject, for a second time, May's agreement on Tuesday, but the legally binding assurances secured from Brussels meant there was a chance it could pass and that was lifting sterling.
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The rise of Trump may offer the country the first good chance it has had in many decades of returning the American Republic to its constitutional roots of a limited presidency within a deliberative democracy.
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The Republican effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act seems almost certainly dead for the rest of 215 (although, given its zombielike properties, there is always a chance it rises up at an unexpected moment).
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"We kind of talked about that play before the game, and we knew there's going to be a chance it would be open," Nash said of his power-play goal against Oilers goaltender Cam Talbot.
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The larger problem is that once one side figures out an effective way to throw a wrench into the procedural works, the other side then adopts and escalates that approach the next chance it gets.
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MS: Do you think the U.S, could… is there any chance it could actually join back, let's say TPP, or the best of the rest as some people think of it during the Trump administration?
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The exact details of Tesla's newly patented lithium-ion battery aren't known, but former researchers who worked alongside Dahn believe there's a very good chance it already outperforms the battery detailed in the research paper.
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Exane analyst Arnaud Giblat said the relative underperformance of SLA shares ahead of the Lloyds move, and the small chance it could retain the mandate at a lower margin, would act to cushion the fall.
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Ford is set to roll out a hybrid F-150 next year, by the way, and there&aposs a pretty good chance it will have a much higher tow rating than the gas-powered truck.
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But when she told me that there was a chance it would never go away, and the only way to help it was to "avoid exerting too much energy," I decided to do my research.
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If you give life a chance, it brings amazing joy and if people go and have abortions, you don't know what regrets they might have later on and what damage that might do to them.
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In the clips filmed on March 20, the black and white cat jumps at the window rather enthusiastically, eager for the chance, it seems, to pounce on the friendly postal worker's face — fluffed tail and all.
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Which is to say: without clear political support, a big shift in monetary policy is both unlikely to occur in the first place, and unlikely to be seen as credible if, by some chance, it does.
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It sounds like the makeup department has been very busy, especially considering the fact that Mackenzie says the actors had the tattoos applied every time there was even a small chance it could show on camera.
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"I think President Xi saw that I'm somebody that believes in walking when the deal is not done, and you know there's always a chance it could happen and he probably wouldn't want that," Trump said.
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After all, there's very little oversight about how the information is accessed, and it's private companies that have to store the data, there is a good chance it will get stolen by hackers at some point.
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"We are already 83 rand below the calculated export parity price but in the past it went up to 140 rand below so there is a chance it can go a bit lower," said one trader.
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IF A Martian were to land on earth and be asked, based on effort put into spiffing itself up, which city was the Olympic host this year, there is a good chance it would guess Hangzhou.
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The Federal Open Market Committee, the U.S. central bank's policy-setting group, meets next Tuesday and Wednesday and traders see little chance it will raise rates from its current target range of 0.75 to 1.00 percent .
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He loved to sleep in a way I didn't, sliding into it at every chance; it was like his native element, whereas almost always I slept poorly, uneasily, I woke finally with a sense of relief.
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But the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission recently approved building plans that will give the mansion a second chance — it will get not so much a face-lift as a whirl in a time machine.
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He's hoping for a rural family medicine program in Indiana, which he says he favors for the chance it affords him to drive a tractor and farm kale, his preferred nutritional supplement, in his spare time.
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Whether or not that is true, the Justice Department can certainly investigate just about any culinary concoction as long as there is a chance it violated federal law, including privately held companies worth billions of dollars.
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Ginsburg also touched upon Midland's business strategy, saying that there would be "no point" in filing claims that it knew to be time-barred "unless there's a chance it will be overlooked" during the bankruptcy proceedings.
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He told the court there was between 11 and 56 percent chance the nucleoside therapy would improve the baby's muscular strength and that there was a "small but significant" chance it would also improve brain functions.
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Doctors I spoke to had somewhat conflicting opinions about off-label Viagra use for women, but the gist is that while the data's not all there, there's a chance it could increase sensation for all genders.
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It was initially part of HR 1, but Democrats recently took it out because they anticipate a long and drawn-out legal battle for the bill on the unlikely chance it passes Congress and Trump signs it.
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However, 9to5Google reports that the current state of development of the Max is still up in the air, so there's a good chance it might not be ready to show off at the Google event on Wednesday.
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WA, has written down 916 million zlotys ($243 million) of goodwill at a group level on the slim chance it will be sold to a investor at a price above BPH's book value, it said on Monday.
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There's a 50 percent chance it will make you want more videos of Will Arnett discussing office supplies that you're never going to get — further proof that April Fools' is just the worst day of the year.
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The Obama administration instead should take a page out of the human rights playbook and privately raise the harmful effects of interventionism and delaying liberalization with the Chinese every chance it gets until the message gets through.
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In many ways, Amazon is quickly becoming the new Walmart — demonized for killing malls, bookstores and toy shops, and feared by industry after industry for the off chance it may decide to swallow up yet another business.
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The game cuts to Pod 153 and Pod 042 acknowledging the struggle between life and death is always present, but argue that if given a chance, it might find a way to break out of that cycle.
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But the greatest joy in "Love, Love, Love" comes from the chance it affords its stars to conquer the aging process and to demonstrate how people change — or more to the point, remain themselves — over the years.
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Even if TCCN had been created, there's a good chance it would have eventually been privatized in much the same way as ARPANET, which was decommissioned as private commercial interests built out the internet in the 1990s.
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One person familiar with the matter said U.S. authorities were in touch with Carvajal through a non-governmental intermediary trying to convince him to turn himself in, and there was a "50/50 chance" it would succeed.
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Should this argument prevail — and there's a good chance it will appeal to conservative justices who want to quietly roll back abortion rights while avoiding a political backlash — it would fundamentally alter the landscape of abortion rights.
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Snam, controlled by state lender CDP, is one of several gas infrastructure players in Europe looking to bulk up the amount of green hydrogen in their systems on the chance it could one day replace natural gas.
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Their survival was pure chance — it was the first time during their trip that they had decided to sit inside — and, for Monfried, it was the catalyst that led him to found his multi-million dollar business.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, dismissed the case against Mr. Trump as "pretty weak stuff," predicting there was "no chance" it would garner the 67 votes needed for conviction in the Senate.
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The more sensational and provocative the story involving major figures such as Trump or Clinton, the better chance it has to be shared on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter, thereby generating more clicks and revenue.
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"If one of these procedures is going to be offered, the patient should be informed that there is a minimal chance it will help," said Dr. Ebeling, who conducted one of the first randomized trials of vertebroplasty.
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"Looking ahead, we continue to believe a fee hike is most likely to occur next Q, though there's a chance it could happen alongside its 2Q results," equity analyst Michael Lasser wrote in a research note on Monday.
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U.S. interest rate futures implied traders see a 28 percent chance the Fed would raise rates next month and a 61 percent chance it would do so at its July policy meeting, according to CME Group's FedWatch program.
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It's not clear Republicans can stop Trump at this point, but if they have any chance, it will take a tremendous mobilization — a coordinated, all-points assault like nothing a political party has managed in the modern era.
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It doesn't seem like it gets in the way of software, and if you're watching videos on your phone, there's a good chance it won't cut into your content since it's away from the center of the screen.
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In my own experience working on humanitarian emergencies in such reclusive and dictatorial states such as Myanmar, I've found that donors are reluctant to stump up cash if there's a chance it will fall into the wrong hands.
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The court agreed to hear the case involving travelers from six Muslim-majority countries and all refugees in the fall, leaving open the chance it could reverse the verdict if challengers can prove it is illegal or unconstitutional.
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Kaspersky Lab said law enforcement authorities are now aware of the site, but given its sudden popularity, there's a chance it will either attract more customers, or shut down and go underground to avoid too much unwanted attention.
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And like GymKit before it, there's a pretty good chance it will take a while to make it to your neighborhood workout facility, unless you live in a handful of metro areas, including Manhattan and the Twin Cities.
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"If you and I ended on a desert island and there was a bottle of liquor, there's an even-money chance it would be Southern Comfort," Mark Brown, the chief executive of Sazerac, said in a phone interview.
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The Houston Texans haven't yet indicated that they'd be resting their starters on Sunday in their game against the Titans, but there's a good chance it happens in some capacity as they've already secured the AFC South title.
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"I think we should be ready to meet with anyone if there's a chance it can help bring about an end to this war, which is causing the Syrian people so much suffering," she said at the time.
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In effect, the more that the bill changes to get through the House, the less chance it has of surviving in the Senate, both because of Senate rules and because the provisions that conservatives have excised are popular.
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"Peabody, because it is in bankruptcy and in need of cash flow, did not want to take the chance it would have to wait for payments on coal deliveries and decided to settle at $200," the second source said.
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It's not clear when the company will put a real electric motorcycle on the road, but considering BMW just announced that it's moving its electrification plans up by two years, there's a chance it will be sooner than later.
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That would indeed be a differentiating point for Dyson with its offering, and probably the best chance it has at delivering a product that can woo consumers away from electric offerings from traditional carmakers and the likes of Tesla.
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A growing number of Tories see her as a saviour, believing that, given the party's toxic reputation with the young, the only chance it has of reviving its fortunes is to choose a leader who is young and different.
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A Reuters poll last week predicted the euro will weaken to $20173 by end-December, from around $22017 now, and strategists gave a median 20.8 percent chance it would reach or fall below parity with the dollar in 23.5.
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But mostly I registered the fact that she was to give a speech on the theme of "community and belonging," and that, like other festival speeches of this sort, there was a good chance it could be sleep-inducing.
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If the device in the image is legit, it's the world's first look at Samsung's first flagship effort since the Galaxy Note 7 saga — but, while there's a small chance it might be real, that's probably not the case.
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The Lakers will reportedly take a run at LeBron in the off-season -- they have the money to sign two max-contract players -- and with LeBron having homes and businesses in L.A., there's definitely a chance it could happen.
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Japan's government is considering extra fiscal stimulus to pull the economy out of its funk, and there is a growing chance it will delay a sales tax hike scheduled for next year to ease the burden on domestic demand.
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"I think we should be ready to meet with anyone if there's a chance it can help bring about an end to this war, which is causing the Syrian people so much suffering," she said Wednesday in a statement.
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If the keyboard proves too clunky (and there's a good chance it will), there's also a new handwriting recognition feature, which allows you to trace a few words at a time onto the screen, which it translates to text.
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It was about people from different walks of life thrown together by chance; it was about harmony and dissonance (that's what Mixed Company called it whenever we sang off key), and eventually, because it was a Broadway musical, resolution.
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All 0.71553 euro money-market traders polled by Reuters expect the ECB to cut its deposit rate again at its March 10 meeting, and they said there was an even chance it would also increase its monthly asset purchases.
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On a shorter time horizon, past experience shows once a recession probability gets consistently that high in economists' minds - which are tempered by other things like what's good for business - there is a good chance it has already started.
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Pompeo expressed hope the North Korea summit will take place on June 12 in Singapore as scheduled after Trump said there was a "substantial chance" it will be called off amid concerns Pyongyang will not give up its nuclear arsenal.
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In fact, there's a likely chance it will ruin unicorn beauty for you forever, and it will most definitely ruin whatever your next meal is supposed to be, so cancel your dinner reservations before you decide to hit the play button.
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While it's unclear who took the bikini snap, there's a good chance it may have been taken by her 16-year-old son Damian Hurley, who she says has a "really good eye" and occasionally snaps his mom's swimsuit pics.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's central bank (NBH) is expected to hold interest rates at record lows on Tuesday, but there is a chance it could send a signal about future tightening against a backdrop of robust economic growth and rising inflation.
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If you've ever received an out of place, emoji-only response to one of your photos or been followed and then unfollowed by someone, there's a chance it was a third-party app attempting to increase engagement for that account.
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"A company shouldn't have to be hundreds of millions of dollars into risk money without knowing whether there is a real chance it is going to get approved," Ross told Reuters in a May 9 interview, referring to the mine.
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But while Mr. Rickman may have played down his natural fiery affinity with Ms. Duncan for the occasion, you could sense the flame within still flickering, and surmised that, given the chance, it was strong enough to melt any ice fortress.
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That said, Apple could still use another partner like MediaTek, or there is the small chance it could repair its relationship with Qualcomm if Apple feels like it's missing the boat on 5G, although that seems increasingly unlikely at this stage.
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Next time you are riding around a golf course, there's a very good chance it will be in a cart built by an Augusta-based company, Textron Specialized Vehicles, which claims to manufacture 90 percent of the world's golf carts.
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But Arizona takes the existing law about ten steps further by obligating doctors to do everything in their power to maintain the life of a fetus — even if it's born before there's a chance it could survive outside the womb.
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"We have got to make sure (the market selloff) ...is not too prolonged because the longer this goes the higher the chance it will start to affect the man on street," said Head of Equities at London & Capital Roger Jones.
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After that, I tried not to take pictures when someone suffered or when I thought that pressing the button would add an unnecessary pain; especially if this picture was not essential or there was a chance it would not be published.
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And the more accessible the bank's mobile features are to its customers, the better chance it has elevate its percentage of mobile active customers: While 72% of its customers are digitally engaged, only half are engaging via the mobile channel.
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When Trump pulled back the curtain on how Washington Republicans had been stringing their voters along for years with bold promises, like repealing Obamacare, that they knew had no chance, it was a rare opportunity to see them called out.
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Instead, he spent months building a model that calculates the chance each team had of scoring a goal before any given action — a pass, a missed shot, a slide tackle — and then what chance it had immediately after that action.
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S&P upgraded Bulgaria's outlook to positive in June, saying there was one-in-three chance it would lift its sovereign ratings in the next year if strong growth persists and Sofia acts to further reduce non-performing loans at banks.
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But, and this is important: Those same Democrats say the only way any type of gun restrictions have a chance in the Senate (and it's still a slim chance), it will take the full-throated -- and relentless -- support of the President.
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As this reckoning of sexual harassment and assault continues, implicating generations of men who have abused their relative power, whether consciously or not, there is a chance it will change the structure of how the entertainment and comedy industries operate going forward.
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The Nürnburger is still the most iconic German item ever to be on the McDonald's menu, and since Uli Hoeneß's release from prison (he ended up behind bars for tax evasion, but that's another story), there's been a chance it might return.
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The Halley VI research station will be relocated from the Brunt Ice Shelf to avoid any chance it could float away on an iceberg or fall into a chasm if a large section of ice breaks away, the British Antarctic Survey stated.
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On the off chance it still sounds like a fun thing you'd like to try, here's what you need to know about the elusive cervical orgasm, including how to have one, according to Dr. Britton: How do some people have cervical orgasms?
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The Federal Reserve is "clearly" not going to hike rates at its meeting this week thanks to May's disappointing jobs report, but there is a "decent" chance it will raise rates in July, Jan Hatzius, chief economist at Goldman Sachs, said Monday.
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He eventually served a year in prison, during which time he came to realize that the encounter with the police might have saved his life: If the deal had gone down, there was a good chance it would have ended in gunfire.
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That it hit an extremely carbon-rich shelf in shallow waters is thought to be about a 13% probability, as compared to the much large chance it had to crash into open ocean and eventually impact the basalt bottom of the sea floor.
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Hirano had said he believed there was at least a 10 percent chance his nucleoside therapy could improve the condition of the boy, who cannot breathe without a ventilator, and that there was a small but significant chance it could aid brain functions.
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"I think we should be ready to meet with anyone if there's a chance it can help bring about an end to this war, which is causing the Syrian people so much suffering," Gabbard added of the conflict that erupted in 2011.
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So when one buyer gives preferential treatment to any one supplier, there's a chance it could serve its own bottom line — which is rooted in the aggregate interests of all of its clients — but not necessarily that of any of its individual clients.
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One of the most dominant and far-reaching media companies in U.S. history just got even bigger, and there's a chance it could affect the way huge swaths of people get news — but there's a good chance you've never heard of it.
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"I think it's the worst of all worlds," former education minister Justine Greening, who supported staying in the EU in the 2016 Brexit referendum, told BBC radio, adding that she did not think there was any chance it could get through parliament.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's central bank splashed more cash into the banking system this week than at any time in the past four months, but fresh signs of economic weakness and a worsening trade war may raise the chance it will deploy bolder stimulus.
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If you can catch one of these fighter's trailing legs as they circle or retreat, there's a good chance it flies up in the air, gets seriously bruised up, and pins them in position on one leg for a follow up attack.
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"We have got to make sure (the market selloff) ...is not too prolonged because the longer this goes the higher the chance it will start to affect the man on the street," said the Head of Equities at London & Capital, Roger Jones.
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"We have got to make sure (the market selloff) ...is not too prolonged because the longer this goes, the higher the chance it will start to affect the man in the street," said Roger Jones, the head of equities at London & Capital.
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"Essentially, the Justice Department is urging Congress to fix the law before a case gets to the Supreme Court, where there is a good chance it would be struck down," Mr. Dellinger said, adding that the government's action in this case was appropriate.
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But the 36-year-old race car driver stands by the decision to have the emotional and awkward breakup filmed for a number of reasons, chief among them the chance it gave Kufrin to move into a starring role on next season of The Bachelorette.
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Ditto the iPhone SE. So if Kuo is saying we're getting a cheaper MacBook Air in the next few months, there's a good chance it is happening—despite a report in January from Digitimes that suggested the MacBook Air was about to be axed.
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Unlike a screen protector you leave on your smartphone for years, you're supposed to peel off the Belay paint every few months (taking all of the accumulated scratches and dings with it) or there's the chance it might become permanently stuck to wherever it's applied.
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"They do a hell of a lot of good work in places where the government is slow to act," says one former MP. Yet the industry does not leave regulation to chance: it donates lavishly to both big political parties and to independent politicians.
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The market now thinks there is an 80 percent chance the fed will cut interest rates by 25 basis points and a 20 percent chance it will cut rates by 50 basis points at its meeting later this month, according to federal funds futures trading.
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"If we ever get to the point where we could put a seismometer on Mercury, there's a very good chance it could detect Mercury quakes associated with continued contraction," Watters said, adding that ongoing seismic activity may help tiny scarps evolve into larger features.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan board member Hitoshi Suzuki said there is room to debate a fine-tuning of the central bank's yield curve control (YCC) policy, the Mainichi paper reported, signaling the chance it may raise interest rates before inflation hits its target.
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Over four days of intense politicking and parleying at the World Economic Forum in Davos, the annual gathering in the Swiss Alps where global policy and business leaders debate the world's challenges, the sizable Chinese delegation seemed to preach climate action every chance it got.
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"If it doesn't get done this week, there's still a chance it gets done this year, but more likely it goes over into the beginning of next year," Mulvaney told Bloomberg on Tuesday, referring to passing a budget resolution in order to pass tax reform.
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Saeb Erekat, secretary-general of the Palestine Liberation Organization, called on Israel "to take the high ground and declare a cessation of settlement activities, including East Jerusalem, so we can give the peace process the chance it deserves by the resumption of meaningful negotiations".
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And if you should, say, drop it in the shallow waters of a local creek while playing lifeguard to an 80-pound dog terrified of being swept away in 3 feet of water, there's a very good chance it will continue to work afterward.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Heavy rain has delayed the laying of the athletics track for this year's Rio Olympics but there is little chance it will not be ready for test events in May, the man in charge of the project said on Tuesday.
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Interest rates futures implied traders saw a 98 percent chance the Fed would raise interest rates by a quarter point next week, and about a 50 percent chance it would raise rates by at least another quarter point by June 2017, according to CME Group's FedWatch program.
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Knowing there was a chance it could be ineffective, MacCaskill didn't want to spend what could potentially be the finals days of her life cooped up in a hospital, so she learned how to administer the IV herself so she could continue to do what she loved.
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Now the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are advising more extreme measures: if you're unsure of where your salad originated, and if there's a chance it might contain romaine lettuce — for example, if you've bought a selection of mixed greens — throw it away, stat.
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The ratings agency said there was a one-in-three chance it could lower the country's credit rating withing the next two years if it believed parliament wasn't likely to legislate savings or revenue measures to narrow or eliminate the budget deficit by the early 20113s.
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"If you download a mental health or smoking cessation app, there's a high chance it will share marketing, advertising or usage tracking data with either Facebook or Google," said the study's lead author Kit Huckvale, a postdoctoral research fellow at the Black Dog Institute in Randwick, Australia.
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" Richard Haass II: "The fact that NK keeps testing with no let-up [shows] there is little to no chance it will give up its nuclear weapons and missiles; the only question to me is whether it might agree to some sort of cap or ceiling.
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Given that Musk basically launched a bacteria museum into space and there's a small chance it will crash back into Earth sometime in the next few million years, if life on Earth is ever completely wiped out, a red sports car may kickstart the process once again.
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All of which is to say, if this market cycle is eventually going to become a true rerun of the late-'90s — and there's a good chance it never quite will, in many respects — there is still a good way to go before it gets there.
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On the contrary, it is the sheer naïveté of the piece that makes it function — the chance it presents for a respite, however silly and brief, from all the incessant, sophisticated little obfuscations and half-truths most of us must rely on to make adult life bearable.
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As EarEcho is further developed and improved so will its accuracy, and the researchers have already filed a provisional patent application for the technology, so there's a chance it might one day actually be available as an alternative to fingerprints and faces for securing your phone.
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Although America's borders were open for much of its history — if your ancestors came here voluntarily, there's a good chance it was thanks to open borders — restrictions on immigration are now baked so deeply into our political culture that any talk of loosening them sparks anger.
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"Today, by chance - it was planned long in advance - political directors are meeting here in Berlin in the Normandy format to discuss the situation in Ukraine and progress in the Minsk process," the ministry spokesman said, with reference to the format under which the four countries meet.
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The better-than-anticipated data prompted the IMF this week to raise its 2017 and 2018 growth forecasts for the Chinese economy, and Changyong Rhee, director of the Asia and Pacific Department at the fund, said on Friday there was a chance it may lift its 2017 estimate again.
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"It's been difficult for us, but one of the interesting things about this book coming out is there's a good chance it will come out and someone will say, 'Enough is enough: This is what I know and have kept to myself all these years,&apos" John says.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The longest-ever U.S. economic expansion is at risk with a 55% chance it may slip into a recession within 12 months due to trade tensions and softening global growth, TD Securities analysts said on Wednesday, based on their model of the U.S. yield curve.
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"If there was a chance, it would be of course with Gene, possibly Barcelona or when this car is retired that they have for 2016 and it comes to North Carolina and there's a fun day where we can go to Austin (Circuit of the Americas)," Busch said.
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Created by Adam Woodworth, who was previously responsible for building a flying Return of the Jedi Speeder Bike replica, this Falcon 9 doesn't carry any rocket fuel or other explosives on board, so there's zero chance it will explode while touching down on its floating foam launch pad.
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I don't remember where I first heard about the IntelliMouse Explorer—there's a good chance it popped up in an issue of Popular Science at the time—but when it was released a few months later in October, I was one of the first in line to get one.
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Newsflash: If you read a preview of a college basketball game or a recap of a minor league baseball game this year, there's a good chance it was written by AI designed to turn data into natural language, rather than a human being assigned to cover that game.
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Interest rate futures, implied traders saw a 2170.4 percent chance the U.S. central bank would raise interest rates by a quarter point next week, and about a 20.5 percent chance it would raise rates by at least another quarter point by June 2017, according to CME Group's FedWatch program.
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NEW YORK, Aug 7 (Reuters) - The longest-ever U.S. economic expansion is at risk with a 55% chance it may slip into a recession within 12 months due to trade tensions and softening global growth, TD Securities analysts said on Wednesday, based on their model of the U.S. yield curve.
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Looking ahead: Medicare is expected to release a big annual payment rule any day now, and there's a chance it could propose "add-on" payments for CAR-T therapies — a move that would cost the government millions of dollars while immediately broadening dying cancer patients' access to promising new treatments.
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So after having presented a lackluster argument, Lewis was going to get a chance, it appears, to argue his case without Gartenlaub's lawyers present, to be able to argue that not even Ninth Circuit precedent can limit the government's authority to search with no limits in the name of national security.
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While Sanders' supporters have rallied around him in the days following the he-said-she-said rift — Warren accused Sanders of privately telling her a woman couldn't win the presidency, which he denied — the campaign is taking steps to remedy the chance it has damaged his standing among undecided voters.
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If preeclampsia does strike twice, there's an 80% chance it will be less severe, according to Dr. Douglas Woelkers, professor of maternal-fetal medicine at the University of California, San Diego, School of Medicine Although mortality rates from preeclampsia are quite high in developing countries, death is relatively rare in the United States.
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The game is known for hewing to astronomical accuracy whenever possible—by chance, it basically recreated TRAPPIST-1, a system of seven exoplanets NASA announced last year—but with this latest update, players can scan planets across the galaxy and hear sounds based on data picked up at an Antarctic research station.
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Last year, The New York Times published a front-page color photograph by Andrea Mohin, above, of five women, backs to the audience, tipping their heads sideways: It was perhaps the first ballet photo to reach the newspaper's front page in decades — and by chance it arrived there on Balanchine's 111th birthday.
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Q&A The world-renowned tennis player Venus Williams, 37, who has won seven major singles titles and reached the finals this year at both the Australian Open and Wimbledon, will tell you that one of the best parts of her career is the chance it has given her to see the world.
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While both landings bode well for the company's ultimate goals to take human tourists into space in the coming years, the landing of the rocket booster (known as the New Shepard) is the more impressive feat today, as Bezos and other company officials said there was a high chance it would be destroyed upon impact.
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If they eliminate videos, posts and images without informing government agencies where those posts originated, there's a chance it could hinder the government's ability to track down those origin points, and hamper the ability of folks such as Smyth to study the online behavior of extremist groups, and to discover who is behind extremist accounts.
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While Black said the business-to-business pivot by start-ups isn't a major trend yet — though he thinks there is a chance it will become one — other start-ups are moving to a hybrid model that doesn't abandon the consumer market but tries to add a business-market segment to its legacy market.
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The Mueller report spans approximately 83 pages, and while portions of the document are redacted, there's a good chance it will contain references to a number of individuals and organizations that haven't been in the Trump orbit — or the news — for some time, or whose involvement in this sprawling investigation has faded from memory.
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DIMON: THAT'S SO PEOPLE CAN GET NOISE ABOUT IT BUT IF WE HAVE A CO2 PROBLEM IN THE AIR WHICH IS HURTING THE WORLD AND MOST OF THE SCIENTISTS SAY THAT, MY VIEW IS IF THEIR IS CHANCE IT IS BAD WE SHOULD DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. KERNEN: NOT IF IT COST $30 TRILLION.
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While you can find good deals on these products at places like Walmart or Target, too, Ramirez says, "Amazon's basically trying to undercut everyone," so even if you find a low price at another retailer, check Amazon, because there's a strong chance it has either matched the deal or at least slashed its price by a few bucks.
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Q. So in a hypothetical Election Day in which the rest of the nation sat out the proceedings, and the result was based solely on what happened in Pennsylvania, we would A) almost certainly reach the same verdict (around a 103 percent chance it would match the national election); B) save a whole lot of money and time!
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But as these debate dial groups demonstrate, Clinton now has a very real opportunity to use the second debate, and the chance it offers to take questions important to real voters, to maximize the votes of unmarried women and people of color, broaden her support among white working class and build on an opening with young voters.
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While there's no chance it would have bested Parasite for Best International Film, it was shut out of the race entirely when France submitted Ladj Ly's Les Misérables for that category instead—reducing its chances to get any other well-deserved nominations like Best Original Screenplay or Best Cinematography (and, therefore, attention here in the States).
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If Knives Out moved even 3 percent more slowly than it does, there's a good chance it would be easier to anticipate what's going to happen next — a few times I felt like I was on the verge of discovery, but as fast as you can start to fit the pieces together, a new gap appears.
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If your toddler suddenly starts sounding like they've spent a year or two in England, there's a chance it might be because of what they're watching on TV. Parents all over social media have begun bonding over what they're describing as the "#PeppaEffect:" the phenomenon of non-British children developing an accent after watching perhaps a bit too much Peppa Pig.
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By punting, stalling for time, taking a breather — whatever the justices thought they were doing back in May — the court gave the administration a chance to hit reset, a chance it was smart enough to take by asking its opponents finally to put their cards on the table and by inviting ordinary people to tell the world why the case matters.
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The Federal Express delivery person who brings you a package may well be an independent contractor; many of the people who help banks like Citigroup and JPMorgan service mortgage loans and collect delinquent payments work for contractors; and if you call your employer's computer help desk, there's a good chance it will be picked up by someone in another state, or country.
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Experts said that, without Scalia, the court is somewhat less likely to come up with the five votes needed to step in, but there's still a decent chance it will do so because absentee ballots are already being sent out for the March 15 primary and some justices of both parties are often reluctant to interfere with an election already underway.
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Finally, on the off-chance it were to get through the House, while the bill would only a require a simple majority in the Senate, it would still be amendable -- meaning the chamber would more than likely head into a politically precarious vote-a-rama -- something neither leader is keen on having at this point in the 2018 election cycle.
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As impressive a coaching portfolio as Blatt created overseas in places like Russia and Israel, there was never a chance it would provide him with the leverage or credibility to avoid becoming the scapegoat with the Cavaliers, even after getting to two victories away from the title last June without two of the team's best three players and despite winning 30 of 41 games this season with a still-battered roster.
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It's officially a Thug cut featuring Chance, it has easily the best artwork we'll see all year (a text message screenshot featuring some scribbles that were almost definitely crafted with the help of Instagram story's MS Paint-style tools, presumably to remind us about the importance of accessible art as represented by Instagram and Soundcloud, but also maybe—probably—just because it's really funny), and it's a mellow but bouncy bop with an especially flames Chance verse.
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The app is built in part using technology that Amazon picked up through its acquisition of talent and technology from a few different startups, including videoconferencing app Biba and meeting productivity service Do. Interestingly, as we noted at the time that we uncovered proof of the Biba acquisition, the company could easily use the technology for enterprise services (and it appears that it has), but there was a chance it could also find its way into consumer products as well.
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AT THE SAME POINT WITH ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ACTUALLY IN PRETTY GOOD SHAPE I THINK THERE'S A REASONABLE CHANCE IT CAN CONTINUE FOR SOME PERIOD OF TIME THERE ARE A LOT OF THINGS THAT COULD KNOCK IT OFF BUT THERE'S NO QUESTION THAT WE HAVE PRETTY GOOD VISIBILITY ON STRONG CORPORATE EARNINGS HEADING INTO 2019 ALSO SOME CONTINUING TECHNICALS THAT I THINK CAN SUPPORT THE MARKET IF THE UNDERLYING ECONOMY CONTINUES TO BE STRONGER FROST: I GUESS THE PRESIDENT FEARS ONE OF THE THINGS THAT COULD KNOCK THE ECONOMY OFF THIS PATH IS THE FED AND INTEREST RATES HE SAID I THINK THE FED IS MAKING A MISTAKE THEY'RE SO TIGHT I THINK THE FED HAS GONE CRAZY IS HE RIGHT?
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