Check your apps to see if there's a similar setting, and clear, clear, clear!
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The danger is clear, the law is clear, the need for my executive order is clear.
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Because it&aposs clear -- it&aposs clear where his mind was, it&aposs clear what he wanted to happen.
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"It is a movement with a clear leader, a clear program and a clear European outlook," Mr. Fabbrini said.
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" Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings: "I want to steer clear.
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Wade — and it's not clear Barrett will clear that bar.
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One thing was very clear — there is no clear answer.
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You need a clear mandate and a clear exit strategy.
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"Clear political links must have clear political consequences," he added.
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Click the "Clear Download Cache" button to clear your cache.
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You have to make sense of things and conspiracy theories are really good at that because they provide a very clear answer, a very clear solution, very clear good guys, and very clear bad guys.
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That's when I saw the gun clear, like clear as day.
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It was not immediately clear whether these figures marked clear increases.
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Pray for me, keep my mind clear, keep my heart clear.
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Clear and Brilliant Christie Brinkley favors Clear and Brilliant laser treatments.
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I do Clear, I've had Clear for almost a decade now.
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WALLACE: No, he was clear -- he was clear after the fact.
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It's also, to be clear, genuinely not clear why it matters.
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Carry some clear quartz with you to keep communication lines clear.
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It's not clear to me and doesn't seem clear to him.
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It has a very clear objective and a very clear timeline.
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Under the "Clear browsing data" heading, click "Choose what to clear."
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So America's clear, the world is clear as they are celebrating them.
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It was not clear Thursday when other countries would clear the flights.
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Blaya said this suggested "there were clear, clear irregularities" in the process.
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The other two UK clearers are ICE Clear Europe and LME Clear.
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And there is no clear direction, and there is no clear path.
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It is a clear picture, but it has no clear political meaning.
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It's not clear, but it is clear that price momentum is waning.
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Gunman's shuffle down the side of the hallway, into the bathroom, clear — into the foyer, one bad guy, two shots, clear — into the pantry, clear.
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If he doesn't clear that up, it would be a problem, and I think he can clear it up and he needs to clear it up.
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Even then, Barrios cautions that a clear mammogram is not an all-clear.
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What's clear is that Biden is a clear benefactor in all of this.
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If it's not clear that Cole noticed, it's clear that many fans did.
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So our party platform is clear, the things we believe in are clear.
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That's our initial filter — are you a clear thinker and a clear writer?
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By Wednesday, it was clear the message had been heard loud and clear.
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That he was under duress is clear, although it's not clear from whom.
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"I don't know what's clear, what's not clear at this point," she said.
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What isn't clear is why it isn't clear to those who like him.
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"It's clear what the president wants; it's clear what we want," he said.
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"I've been really, really clear; I'll be clear again," Mr. de Blasio said.
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Oh, it's clear, but what's less clear is what to do about it.
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I had it from a very early ... The old Clear and the new Clear?
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Here's what is clear and not clear as Republicans step toward a critical vote.
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Clear gutters of leaves and other debris so ice melt has a clear exit.
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Nor does an $84.88 clear quartz "clarity necklace" or a $17.88 clear quartz touchstone.
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Once the coast is clear, Venus appears to punch it to clear the intersection.
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Sometimes this only becomes clear in retrospect, or maybe it will never become clear.
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Next, navigate to the Settings in Snapchat and select Clear Cache, then Clear All.
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He made that clear in interviews, and he made that clear in his songs.
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It gives them a clear sense of group membership and a clear social identity.
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This is a universe with a clear villain (the system) and clear victims (everybody).
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I don't have a clear answer for you because there is no clear answer.
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Click the Apple menu then Recent Items and Clear Menu to clear that particular list, then open up Finder, click Go, and choose Recent Folders then Clear Menu.
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But it was pretty clear straight away that we had something that was really compelling—and it was clear, too, what areas we had to steer clear of.
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I just want to make it known, though, that I have a clear conscience toward myself, a clear conscience toward my parents, a clear conscience toward my family.
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"This has become a process without a clear objective and without a clear strategy and without a clear endpoint," said Craig Allen, president of the US-China Business Council.
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President Trump has been clear about that, Secretary Pompeo has been very clear about that.
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But here's what the Post scoop is clear about: To be clear: This isn't illegal.
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"Consumers are loving the Clear experience," said Caryn Seidman-Becker, chairman and CEO of Clear.
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AND THERE IS A CLEAR IMPETUS, A CLEAR DETERMINATION ON BOTH SIDES TO MOVE FORWARD.
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Let's be clear, because I want to be clear with people, it's a low bar.
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But it's far from clear the measure stopping Trump's emergency declaration will clear the Senate.
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One thing is clear: the mixed decision means that neither side had a clear win.
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It's important to go into a fight with a clear heart and a clear mind.
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The economy is now a clear victory and concerns about personality are a clear defeat.
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When he makes short and clear statements, it works even without clear policy in place.
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Clear as mud The bottom line is that Trump's strategy is as clear as mud.
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"I've been clear with the governor, I've been clear since Day 1," Mr. Heastie said.
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But while the benefits are clear, it's not so clear why fiber is so great.
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Everyone has a clear goal; no one has a clear way of getting to it.
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Macron steered clear of geopolitics in his speech, but made clear the battle would continue.
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The government ceased to keep access roads clear and began burning trash to clear it.
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"We think the warnings are clear and we think the information is clear," he said.
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I'm sure Rudy Giuliani takes his daily constitution there to clear his very clear head.
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There's one that fades from red to black, one from black to clear, one from blue to clear, and one that's clear with what Diesel describes as an "iridescent" case.
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For Edge, it's Settings and Choose what to clear under Clear browsing data on the menu.
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This is completely clear now, but it should have been clear to me three years ago.
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So it's clear both divisions are doing well, with clear plans to continue building out both.
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Quite frankly, there isn't any clear Democratic favorite that would clear the field at the moment.
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"It's clear that they are [changing the mindset] and it's clear that there's opposition," he said.
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You can clear your local browser history, but that won't clear what's stored on Google's servers.
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So let&aposs just be clear and let&aposs be clear in our policy on immigration.
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And that starts with them adopting the resolution, with very clear verbiage and very clear dates.
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It's a scene, in other words, that has clear stakes and a clear power-balance dynamic.
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The central bank is giving a very, very clear, very clear signal that that's the case.
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"Unfortunately with the Chinese policy, it's never clear cut....there's lack of clear policy," he said.
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The goal is to "solve a very clear crisis with a very clear fix," Tillis said.
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It's very clear that he has a very clear understanding of what all of this is.
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It's a clear choice, and it will be clear to the American people watching at home.
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During the campaign, Romney largely steered clear of Trump, and Trump largely steered clear of Romney.
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While Sanders was clear about his presidential agenda, Hillary Clinton was about as clear as mud.
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It's okay to not have a clear path or a clear sense of what you want.
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But one thing is clear: We need leaders who will build the bench, not clear it.
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The FCC website is pretty clear about this, and also clear that it takes complaints seriously.
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There has been a vote and it is a very clear vote, a very clear margin.
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The first clear and the latest clear are by the same person, a player named Ninja.
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Tuesday afternoon, it became clear that the Trump administration doesn't have a clear story about why.
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It's relatively easy to [block] clear "hate" — clear, specific words, that are very clearly triggering something.
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"Every company has to be very clear about their data principals, opt in, opt out, you have to be very clear and then very clear about how you steward security," she said.
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It's just an accident, he's clear about that, I think the whole family are clear about that.
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But if the post isn't as clear, the guidelines around what to do can seem less clear.
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Unlike an idea, a place does not have a clear inception, a clear consequence, apologists and dissenters.
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An upcoming Facebook feature called "Clear History" probably won't truly clear a Facebook user's web browsing history.
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It's now clear who wants what, and relatively clear who is doing what, and who is not.
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To be clear, the report is still unpublished, though its broader conclusions are clear from Pai's statement.
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At this point, I can confidently say that the answer is clear: there is no clear answer.
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If so, make that clear — but also make it clear that you were offended and left uncomfortable.
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To be clear, the Trump administration deserves credit for making difficult strategic choices and establishing clear priorities.
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It's clear, though, that no one has a clear path to victory without taking down the others.
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Mr. Weld made clear that he saw the presumptive Republican nominee as a clear and urgent threat.
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Even so, it was not clear that U.S. regulators would clear a deal between the two carriers.
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It's not clear what the signal actually was Also it's not clear what the signal actually was.
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He said: Beto O'Rourke started the race as a clear underdog, and he remains a clear underdog.
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I had a clear idea of what I wanted to do with my career — almost too clear.
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It wasn't clear then, and it's still not clear how many jobs Foxconn hopes to create in Wisconsin.
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"You've got to show a very clear path to monetization and a very clear path to becoming profitable."
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It's clear that the product is different and probably compelling — but it's not exactly clear what it does.
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Whereas Amazon has a clear need for drones in online retail and delivery, Alphabet's aspirations seem less clear.
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We didn't really have a clear vision for what it was going to be, or a clear leader.
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Clear off the kitchen table to create a clear work space for all the beautiful chaos to come.
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But Donald Trump's election in 2016 has turned what was once a clear positive into a clear negative.
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All these examples add up to a clear theme but not a clear course of action for investors.
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"And he'll make it clear he'll only stand for Judge Kavanaugh after it's clear they have the votes."
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DG: It's clear that that the Panama paper had a reputational - damage the reputation of Panama – that's clear.
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Look for oil-free formulations labeled as non-comedogenic, like Elta MD UV Clear or Neutrogena Clear Face.
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The science is clear and irrefutable — climate change is a clear and present danger to the United States.
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But there's one clear breakout star among the bunch, and I think it's pretty clear who it is.
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Clean & Clear Advantage Spot Treatment Dr. Zeichner's other top pick is this super affordable option from Clean & Clear.
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But the idea that bringing Amazon to your city is a clear economic boon is less than clear.
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But it was never clear if Bridenstine could clear the 50 Senate votes needed to nab the job.
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As Wednesday's hearing made clear, the witnesses are credible and clear, and the story they tell is alarming.
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From his tone, it was clear that "ill" was an understatement — and also clear that I shouldn't pry.
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It is clear the uptrend has ended but the nature of any new downtrend is not yet clear.
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How to clear the File Explorer history on Windows 10How to clear browser cache on Windows 10Google Chrome
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Set clear guardrails and ensure your team has clear KPIs and deliverables — and hold them to those standards.
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RICK PERRY: Well, I think the message is clear not just to Iran, but the message is clear.
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What UK voters want is extremely clear, but the future of UK immigration policy isn't clear at all.
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It has no clear voter base anymore, no clear link to those who feel left behind and neglected.
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That much was clear in interviews conducted in the days after the 2016 election, and it's clear now.
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Traffic remained snarled, and it was not clear how long it would take investigators to clear the scene.
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But that's a lot of effort with no clear payout, and there was a clear incentive for ABKCO.
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Duffey later writes, "Clear direction from POTUS to hold," again making it clear this was the President's doing.
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"The President has been, I think, as clear as clear can be," Bolton told ABC News on Sunday.
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But I felt very comfortable that the net gain for working people was really clear, was unusually clear.
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Carry clear quartz with you today to help keep your mind and the psychic impressions you're downloading clear.
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What the death of God made clear, or should have made clear, is that there are no absolutes.
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Clear Normal mucus is clear, but Arthur Wu, a sinus specialist from Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, says that an excess of clear mucus isn't necessarily just a sign of the common cold.
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And it clearly reflected upon the distinction between these two investigations were his bias shows through clear and clear.
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"I remember immediately needing to clear my space, to clear out any negative people in my space," she said.
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It's not clear why Boyd emerged for this interview, but it is clear that Swift is obsessed with her.
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But it's less clear whether the control will allow people to clear their data off of Facebook's servers entirely.
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And if it wasn't clear then, it's certainly clear now: Creators are what can make or break these platforms.
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It will be important in the coming weeks to make clear that Clinton heard the message loud and clear.
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It's not clear why the role did not go to Coleman, nor clear why Lee won't report to Khosrowshahi.
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It is not yet clear, however, whether Friday's meeting with Trump will yield a clear shape for future ties.
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Chill incessant nightrains gave way to clear days warm enough to thaw more snow and keep the creek clear.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) a clear plastic packet roughly the size of her palm containing a clear substance.
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An equivalent of the daily index that makes these health risks clear to city-dwellers could clear the fog.
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The elections have made the country's divisions clear, while the attacks created a more clear "us versus them" dynamic.
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Suppose you were designing a school to help students find their own clear end — as clear as that one.
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But from the book's outset, it's clear that Mr. Philbrick did not approach this project with a clear thesis.
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What this line is abundantly clear at Disney World – don't punch Donald – but it is not so clear online.
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It's easy to clear all notifications on your Apple Watch at once, or clear individual notifications one by one.
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Clinton and the Democrats have quite a few hurdles to clear and fewer than 100 days to clear them.
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The market opportunity is clear, but without a clear definition for "natural" food, that opportunity may elude us all.
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But metals brokers prefer LME Clear, which could help clear the way for NFEx to use LME settlement prices.
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All of this, however, makes clear that it's not exactly clear what the best way to stop this is.
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Bulk up with some clear and I think some less clear notions of what the absolute benefits will be.
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His motivation — a deep commitment to Buddhist service — is clear, or at least as clear as Zen paradox allows.
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And I made that very clear to candidate Trump, and I made it very clear to President-elect Trump.
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They should be clear and safe if they want to have sex, and clear and safe if they don't.
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Anker ToughShell AirShock Protective Clear Case for iPhone 7 (Clear), $63 with code "7IPHONEB" (originally $15.99), available at Amazon.
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Soon after Crystal Pepsi launched in the '90s, Coca-Cola came out with its own clear cola, Tab Clear.
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But the president has been clear, the administration has been clear, we're not trying to start a trade war.
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Five clear, brightly colored dots tilting over a shadowy planet speckled with craters immediately light up the language centers of your brain: They look too clear and simple not to mean something equally clear and simple.
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"The consensus was clear after the dust settled, Mike Pence was the clear winner of the debate," one story declared.
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JARRETT: The evidence is increasingly clear that there was a scheme, an illicit scheme, not just a clear Hillary Clinton.
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It's clear that Spotify felt the heat to do something, but it's also clear that this issue won't be isolated.
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"I'm obsessed with clear shoes," she said in the clip on Snapchat, showing off the collection's clear sandals and mules.
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But we've made it clear, we make it clear again, we will never use these weapons except in self-defense.
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BUT I JUST WANTED TO CLEAR UP THAT ONE PONT, BECAUSE THE WAY I HAD SAID IT EARLIER WASN'T CLEAR.
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It's still not clear how artificial intelligence will reshape our lives, but it is clear that the change is coming.
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It's still not clear what happened; nor is it entirely clear yet what Apple's broader plans are for original content.
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What's a clear-cut example of what Clear — no pun intended — will offer me if I signed up for both?
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There is no clear person to seize the party's mantle in 2020 because there is no clear mantle to seize.
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But while the impact of the order is clear, it's still not entirely clear why it was put in place.
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When you clear your cookies in Microsoft Edge, you can also choose to clear your browsing history and other data.
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It's not clear if it's art that's produced by white artists, or consumed by white patrons — none of that's clear.
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It's clear, he says, that drinking comes with health risks, and far less clear that it comes with any benefits.
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Players crash into a beach, dodge bullets, use a Bangalore torpedo to clear barbed wire, and clear out German bunkers.
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Airline: Plane was new, weather was clear Rai said the weather was clear when the plane took off Wednesday morning.
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This was not clear at first and everyone started sending him concerned messages, so he had to clear the air.
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But one of the benefits of the Democratic Party lacking a clear leader is Trump doesn't have a clear foil.
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A clear ask and clear risksThe US can depress Turkey's economy, and Congress can leverage that to extract meaningful concessions.
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How to clear an individual notification on your Apple Watch You can clear an individual notification by swiping on it.
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However, von der Leyen made clear on Wednesday that she was convinced the authorities were clear in the military realm.
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It starts when you make it very clear what your values are and articulate a clear vision for the organization.
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It's not clear, nor is it clear whether these programs result in long-term changes to people's overall health status.
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"We have made it very clear, it's a clear transfer of value from Qualcomm shareholders to NXPI shareholders," he said.
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According to data from 20033 different betting agencies, there's a clear favorite and then a group of clear runners-up.
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The data wasn't so clear in 2015, when I was writing my article with Lukianoff, and now it's really clear.
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Information that I've received is reliable and I asked him a clear question and he couldn't give a clear answer.
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"Maybe I've made it more clear, but I've been clear the whole time," Ms. Harris said of her policy vision.
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While it is clear that most vaping products are safer than cigarettes, it is not yet clear by how much.
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OUR STRATEGY IS VERY CLEAR AND WE'VE BEEN VERY CLEAR IN DESCRIBING OUR STRATEGY TO CHINA IN WHAT WE WANT.
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Even if it wasn't clear he fully understood how he'd made a joke, it was clear he'd intended it. III.
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We received thousands of questions, and it has become clear that there are many misconceptions out there to clear up.
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That the GOP even had the 50 votes necessary to clear the first procedural hurdle only became clear when Sens.
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The family resemblance is clear to anyone looking for it: These are principled and strong leaders with a clear agenda.
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She has been published in The Hill, The Huffington Post, The National Interest, Real Clear Worl, and Real Clear Defense.
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That unique behind-the-scenes opportunity shows in Berkman's clear storytelling, but his passion for the subject is also clear.
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Manufacturers like these cater to the allergy community, using branding to make it clear their foods are clear of allergens.
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"The consensus was clear after the dust settled, Mike Pence was the clear winner of the debate," the post says.
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To clear the Facebook app&aposs cache on your iPhone, you can head into the app&aposs "Settings & Privacy" menu to clear its browser cache, and delete and reinstall the app to fully clear its cached data.
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It is clear that Mr. Rubio had a bad night, but it is far less clear who, if anyone, will benefit.
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Gypsy doesn't object, but it's clear the event is not consensual from the pain on her face and her clear disinterest.
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The company largely steered clear of regulators until last year, when the extent of its privacy problems started to become clear.
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"To be clear, when you clear your cookies in your browser, it can make parts of your experience worse," he continued.
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To be clear, the texts in question don't specifically name Dr. Luke but he believes the insinuation is far too clear.
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"We will continue to take actions where we've got a clear operation and a clear target in mind," the president said.
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"Wild Oats XI had to keep clear, failed to keep clear while tacking, Oats did not do turn," race organizers said.
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Clear, which offers similar biometric fast-tracking for participating airports, says it will let baseball fans link their Clear and MLB.
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Once I got clear on my life mission and why it was important, I set clear goals to make it happen.
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Being very confident and very clear about — and very clear to the newsroom about — what makes you different and must-have.
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We've always been very clear ... We're very data driven but we've always been very clear that we are fundamentally editorially driven.
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While this scene doesn't actually clear up what counts as cheating, it does make clear that there's no consensus on infidelity.
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What is clear, to Ted&aposs point, though, is that, right now, the president&aposs agenda might not be as clear.
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"It's not so clear going forward — that sort of middle position — it's not so clear whether we'll have that," Kagan said.
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The charges are clear, the convictions are clear and when the sentences were carried out – that was the end of it.
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At any rate, it was clear, if it hadn't been clear before: I had bought a ticket on the clusterfuck express.
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"It's clear there will be a less clear division between the capital markets union and the euro zone," the official said.
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And it's not so clear, I think, going forward, that sort of middle position—it's not so clear we'll have it.
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Tab Clear was Coca-Cola's response to Crystal Pepsi during the clear-soda fad of the late '80s and early '90s.
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It wasn't clear what he had accomplished, which became embarrassingly clear when Pompeo followed up with a visit to North Korea.
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"It's really not clear to me why a program with limited intelligence value and clear compliance problems should be reauthorized," Sen.
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The international community should establish clear benchmarks — with clear consequences if unmet — for the implementation of the Rakhine Advisory Commission recommendations.
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It's clear that Claire has just traveled forward in time, and it's also quite clear that she knows Jamie is dead.
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And, let's face it: in both endeavors, the score is toted up and there's a clear winner and a clear loser.
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Since this effectively removes the damaged factory clear coat, you can maintain the clear finish by re-polishing your headlights periodically.
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Let's be clear: Neither the budget deficit nor the trade deficit poses a clear and present danger to the U.S. economy.
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Microglia cells — which clear waste, trim away dead neurons, improve synaptic connections, and clear pathogens — end up performing an unsuccessful process.
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Good writing comes from clear thinking, and Ms. Hamilton's thoughts on what makes a satisfying dinner have always been extremely clear.
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It seemed clear that the authorities were upset by the attention given to the hospital, although it was less clear why.
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"It makes it absolutely clear it's a conservative website, absolutely clear," he told Sky News in an interview after the debate.
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It became clear that Romney would not start as the clear insider favorite, and so he soon decided not to run.
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When you clear your browsing history in Microsoft Edge, you can also choose to clear your cookies, cache, and other data.
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But he steered clear of offering any clear statement on whether Trump and Xi are likely to resolve their trade differences.
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They praised the administration's moves to clear the way for oil industry activity, and steered clear of commenting on climate change.
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Yet the same cannot be said for every EDM maniac: Clear Blue Water there—unafraid to express clear, cold, steely sentiment.
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It's not clear there's any bill that could fulfill Trump's principles and secure enough support from conservatives to clear the House.
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" "It is clear in the papers that are prepared there is a very clear message that a hard landing is possible.
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It's clear some of the kids were confused by Phillips; it's equally clear some of the kids were making racist gestures.
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Here's what's clear ... there's no clear answer for Daniels and Co. Also, BTW, there's no clear answer on whether the show is coming back, because Season 6 has not been greenlit ... but we're guessing it will be a go.
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When they clear out the bodies in front of you and if there's any rebounds, they clear out the rebound as well.
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It's clear they're both huge Star Wars fans, but it's also clear they were looking for very different things in Last Jedi.
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And like, it&aposs not -- WILLIAMS: But they have a clear agenda, and the clear agenda is -- PERINO: To interpret the Constitution.
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It was served in a clear plate over another clear plate full of sand, a fun way to add depth and design.
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Tavan also found that telling Chrome to "clear browsing data" doesn't clear the copy of your history in your computer's local storage.
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The status of the charges against Rodriguez wasn't immediately clear, and it also wasn't immediately clear if she has retained an attorney.
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Although you can't say there's a clear signal, if you spend all the time waiting for a clear signal, it never comes.
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"We have always been clear that the competitive dynamics of our industry demand clear market leadership to drive sustainable profitability," he says.
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According to Clarkson, the feelings may have been clear in her head, but they weren't completely clear to her would-be husband.
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If he isn't, it's not clear what happens next because it's not clear what kind of formal process the board can impose.
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Meanwhile, clear quartz, one of the most popular and common types of healing crystals, promotes clear thinking and a sense of balance.
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But either way, it is a clear signal that the relationship is fractured, and it's not clear how things will get repaired.
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And therefore Germany has made that clear, the chancellor has made that clear, Britain is a very important partner in that project.
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Weakening the rule would be a clear win for the financial industry and a clear loss for regular people saving for retirement.
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But, from purely an economic perspective the calls to "audit the Fed" are a clear winner — or more appropriately, a clear loser.
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While the exact nature, or intentions, of the aliens have yet to be made clear, today's patch notes make something troublingly clear.
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They had made that very clear, but also made clear that Iran is still the largest state-sponsored terrorism in the world.
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"Bannon has a clear tie to white nationalists — clear tie," Beck added of the former Breitbart News executive and Trump campaign CEO.
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One can see for miles on a clear day (summer days in central Colorado are mostly clear, with a predictable afternoon shower).
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In between, there is clear-cutting and more clear-cutting, with the occasional sidebar about eating or scheming or killing or rutting.
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The plan would include signs making it clear to tourists which parts of the cave they should stay clear of, he said.
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Mr. Trump is rarely clear about his political beliefs, but it is clear that he has a long-held disdain of NATO.
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"If it wasn't clear before, it's clear now: We are living through a battle for the soul of this nation," Biden said.
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It was made perfectly clear last week and it was made perfectly clear the week before that — no bans, no bills, period.
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It was clear then, so painfully clear, that people fell in love to find something in themselves that they'd had all along.
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What is clear — very clear — is that everyone here is possessed by thoughts of mortality and reproachful recollections of their dearly departed.
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I sincerely believe that most of the senders had clear objectives for these messages and clear facts they wanted me to understand.
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And while it's clear why executives would want A.I. that can track everything their workers do, it's less clear why workers would.
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Peak daylight, it was clear — perhaps the only thing clear on Friday, since the skies certainly weren't — did not guarantee peak sunlight.
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The notion that publishing was moving to digital, to online, was clear to us then and it's clear to us now. Yeah.
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For while there are clear lines as to how Haspel's nomination is viewed, one thing is clear: Her hearings offer an opportunity.
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Elections have given clear results in the Netherlands, clear results in France and they will give in Germany in a few days.
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While few objective analysts would think of him as the frontrunner, it's pretty clear he has a clear path to the nomination.
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Mutli-platform MLB The Show is a clear sign of changing times, but what's less clear is what is driving that change.
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What is clear is that Secretary Mattis and the Pentagon have produced a thoughtful, nuanced policy supported by clear evidence and fact.
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It was not clear how Chinese officials responded to those warnings but Beijing has made clear its strong opposition to such moves.
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What's clear is that the US will be looking to establish a clear framework for North Korea to take steps toward denuclearization.
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I would break up Facebook — the social harm is clear, and the benefits of Facebook staying as one entity aren't really clear.
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"If it wasn't clear before, it's clear now: We are living through a battle for the soul of this nation," Biden wrote.
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It's not clear how the $425 million will be divided, and it is not clear how Michigan State will finance the payout.
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I think the only thing that is similar is that Dan had a really clear mandate and I have a really clear mandate and I think having a clear mandate helps you be effective at the thing that you're doing.
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The federal government can clear the path for advancement by creating clear regulations that encourage development and experimentation while protecting the public's safety.
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We've got very clear evidence that we're wasting a lot, but we don't have a clear idea as to what would be better.
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It's not clear who first posted these two photos together, nor is it clear whether they were just dumb or were intentionally deceitful.
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Clear slime is made with clear glue and is a thinner texture with a glossy appearance, which makes it one of my favorites.
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Bercow made it clear that he would be lobbying against a Trump address, but it's not clear where they stand on the matter.
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Attorney says video will clear Gooding Gooding's attorney has said the video footage taken from the bar that night will clear the actor.
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Trump has not gone "kinder and gentler," but he does now have a clear communications plan that stems from a clear political plan.
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When nobody's empowered and clear lines of responsibility or accountability are not clear, then terrible decisions get made, because nobody owns to decision.
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Or is it going to be a clear-cut winner, and if it's a clear-cut winner, who is it going to be?
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It's important to be clear about this: Both the numbers and the fundamental nature of British politics point to a clear Tory victory.
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Europe is not sidelined by a lack of resources or policies, but by an absence of a clear vision or a clear compass.
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"It is not clear at the moment if the United Kingdom has a clear position on some sort of compromise solution," he said.
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What the ACA should be replaced with was not clear then and isn't clear now, even on the eve of its potential repeal.
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Why it matters: It's a clear improvement for an agency that has been under pressure to clear a backlog of unapproved drug applications.
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It is not clear if this was made clear to Trump when he was first apparently briefed about Yates's warning, on January 26.
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The preparations for the Brussels meeting make clear that NATO has become a sclerotic, top-heavy organization with no clear reason to exist.
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Clear mandates are hard to come by in politics but in the 2016 election we came as close to crystal clear as possible.
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"As far as China is concerned, my president has made it extremely clear, crystal clear, China will do its part," Li told reporters.
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I THINK THAT'S A CASE WHERE YOU WON, BUT IT'S NOT REALLY CLEAR WHETHER -- CLEAR-CUT WHETHER THE RESULTS WERE ALL THAT POSITIVE.
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Both senators have made it clear they will consider their governors' positions, but it's clear that both also split from the state officials.
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LME Clear will need a major overhaul to clear euro contracts, which will involve a large amount of investment and time, sources said.
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"There is a clear 'buyer beware' approach, there's a clear disclosure of the concentration," David Webb, a Hong Kong corporate governance activist said.
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To open a door to more settled, positive and clear relations with China, deterring adventurism and making clear our own capability and resolve.
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However, as new polling data emerges, it is clear that none of the current front-runners enjoys a clear advantage among American voters.
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" When a reporter misinterpreted his very clear statement, Trump again made it clear that the bad people were the "neo-Nazis, white nationalists.
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Mr. Putin has made clear his preference for President-elect Donald Trump, and Mr. Trump has made clear that the feeling is mutual.
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"I've got to be clear, we've all got to be clear -- this is the worst public health crisis for a generation," Johnson said.
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It's clear to me that this has been a deeply harmful, persistent problem and a clear pattern over a long period of time.
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That even the left opposition within the Democratic Party doesn't want to voice clear criticisms of the president makes Obama a clear winner.
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According to the Times, it's not clear whether the proposal was executed, and it's not clear who commissioned it in the first place.
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The cause of the crash wasn't clear, but the skies were clear and the plane, a Boeing 737 Max 8, was brand-new.
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It was clear that every medical issue was rigorously attended to, but it was also clear that she was abundantly steeped in love.
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It's not clear whether Britain is prepared for its departure from the EU, and it's even less clear what will come after it.
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Campaign aides told the Washington Post it's still not clear who is in charge of the campaign, and there's no clear leadership structure.
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The receptacles come in 14 varieties of crystal, from "Fitness" (red jasper, magnesite, and clear quartz, $98) to "Diamonds" (diamonds, clear quartz, $330).
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But Bolton has already made clear he'd testify willingly, and now the Times has made clear his testimony would be damaging for Trump.
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It was clear to McMaster that he was being fired, but less clear that the President was certain Bolton was the right replacement.
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It was made perfectly clear last week and it was made perfectly clear the week before that — no bans, no bills, period. None.
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You know we're clear in terms of what the strategy is, we're clear in terms of what our infrastructure and capabilities are today.
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"It's clear the regulators do not have as clear a view of the market as some of the market makers do," Gellasch quipped.
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But after his chest x-ray came back clear, the doctor decided he was clear of the disease and healthy enough to travel.
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It's an album that is torn between pastoral visions and urban environments, solitude and companionship, clear-eyed psychedelic revelation and clear-eyed sobriety.
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We have set out a clear goal—to give every American access to quality, affordable care—and a clear plan to achieve it.
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It's not clear that Uber ever used the trade secrets, it's not clear that Uber ever received the trade secrets, it's not even clear if the trade secrets are actually trade secrets — every part of that is up to the jury to decide.
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I have made it clear and I'll make it clear here to you that I'm quite happy to sit down and talk to anybody.
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But it isn't clear — and, truly, it might never be clear — whether the sum total of that content affected voters' thinking on Election Day.
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And lastly, the odds of clear and sunny winter-morning weather are considerably less favorable compared with having a clear and sunny summer evening.
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Diamonds range from clear to yellow, but a pure diamond is completely clear and has no color, making them more desirable (with higher value).
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Screenshot: TwitterIt's not clear who first posted these two photos together, nor is it clear whether they were just dumb or were intentionally deceitful.
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So then I'm trying to frame it up so it's clear to me — I don't care about the viewer, but it's clear to me.
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"We want to make it clear that legitimate business, which is clear under the definition of the agreement, is available to banks," Kerry said.
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After Hong Kong police said they would clear the building, those inside began to clear the lobby while a round of applause broke out.
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The company said a majority of the patients maintained success in a four-week post-treatment period, giving patients "clear" or "almost clear" skin.
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Who will have their best interests at heart in a world without clear and enforceable rules overseen by an agency with clear enforcement authority?
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And it's clear from even the most cursory glance that Warren is the clear Iowa favorite -- in both polling, ideological positioning and organizational heft.
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"We will continue to take actions where we've got a clear operation and a clear target in mind," President Obama told reporters on Tuesday.
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We heard loud and clear that a good mix of targeted social, email, and event marketing alongside clear messaging helps your voice be heard.
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The moral case for supporting a child allowance is clear: It helps children escape poverty in a really clear and easy-to-administer way.
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Delete A Chat To clear your chat history with a specific friend, go to Settings and scroll down to "Clear Conversations" (beneath account action).
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In this episode, Richard makes it clear — overly clear, maybe — that he disapproves of some coders' preference for spaces where he would use tabs.
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It's not clear if other oil service names will report similar results, but Halliburton made it clear that margins in North America had improved.
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BULLARD SAYS NOT CLEAR FED WANTS TO 'PILE ON' MORE MONETARY ACCOMMODATION UNTIL IT IS CLEAR HOW MOVES SO FAR WILL EFFECT THE ECONOMY
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Perseverance: Negan never seems to give up, even when it's clear the tides have turned against him, as was clear in last night's finale.
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The White House made clear in a statement that Rubashkin's commutation was not a presidential pardon, which would otherwise clear him of his conviction.
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What is clear is that the Trump administration has pulled the plug without a clear sense of how to navigate the era to come.
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And while it's clear that there's still progress to be made, especially since the absence of Latino and Asian nominees is still very clear.
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He presented a clear set of talking points and made a clear case for what he thought was discussed and what was arrived at.
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And I went out of my way of being clear, although that I had not headed any discussions, I wanted to be very clear.
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Put a different way, an experienced and ruthless Russian leader is coming to a pivotal meeting with a clear plan and a clear agenda.
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The Briton is 34 points clear of closest rival Sebastian Vettel, of Ferrari, with five races remaining and clear favorite for a fourth crown.
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Clear choice In short, North Korea presented the United States with a clear choice: stop B-1B flights or risk highly destabilizing missile launches.
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"After it was clear today that gold had failed to clear the $1,300 level, people rushed to the exit," a trader in Europe said.
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And the Ghost simply isn't a particularly compelling one, for reasons that become clear (then opaque, then clear again) as the movie draws onward.
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He's not assured to win any of those states, to be clear — although he's a clear favorite in Iowa and Utah at this point.
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He made clear his rationale: that the party will rip itself to shreds trying to stop someone with a clear path to the nomination.
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It's not yet clear what role Lively's singing will play in the film, but it is very clear that she had fun doing it.
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In Northern Queensland, clear skies and calm conditions meant coral cooked in clear, still waters, killing off large patches of reef around Lizard Island.
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"In direct and clear speech, I have made it clear to him that Denmark's contribution cannot be measured in money," Mr. Rasmussen said afterward.
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Although it was clear that Wroten was still growing as an artist and storyteller, it was also clear that she was not fucking around.
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Winning as the Republican nominee in Alabama is perhaps the lowest possible bar for an American politician to clear, and Moore couldn't clear it.
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"She made clear she recognized what's going on, but also she made clear that she's white, and she doesn't understand everything," Ms. Clemons said.
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On Saturday Erdogan said "it's clear" the vote was marred by controversy and urged the YSK to "clear its name" with a re-run.
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There are clear fissures in their relationship: Edward is awkward and reserved around his wife, hiding his clear unhappiness, which leads Grace to rage.
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Let me be clear, as we say in Washington, where we are rarely clear: I am not diminishing the importance of the impeachment proceedings.
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If it wasn't clear why we fought like hell to stop [Supreme Court justice] Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation before, it should be crystal clear now.
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"This language is clear is clear and unequivocal: Alternatives 'shall' be nominated — not unilaterally by party leaders — but by 'delegate conventions,' " the petition reads.
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Those odds quickly drifted, as Dolgopolov went from clear favorite to clear underdog because of an enormous volume of money pouring in on Monteiro.
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Clear shoes became the unexpected footwear of choice after Chanel introduced a pair of thigh-high clear boots on the runway in September 2017.
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To be clear, there is not a clear legal role here for the FBI to open its own investigation in pursuit of criminal charges.
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" Whether it gets that bad is not clear, but what is clear is that people are no longer saying "it's not going to matter.
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Fraud cases usually have clear monetary losses that play a role in the sentencing calculations, but that's not clear in the college admissions scam.
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"The governor's L train maneuver," Mr. Raskin said, "has one clear political ramification — to make clear the governor's already in charge of the M.T.A."
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It was never very clear why he flipped out, but it was crystal clear that he singled out David Bernstein ... the bartender at Jerry's.
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We need to be clear about the ways we're using information, and people need to have clear choices about how their information is used.
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That is the key now with offering an alternative to what's out now, to have a clear cut message and be clear about it.
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Roseanne wants to clear things up with Valerie (in the nude, no less), but it's crystal clear Valerie wants nothing to do with her.
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Shaw says that would produce a clear political mandate for not triggering article 50 if parliament makes it clear that's no longer people's will.
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Which makes it all the more heartrending when it slowly becomes clear (and it's clear to the reader long before it's clear to Mason) that the police believe Mason had something to do with the tragic death of his best friend the year before.
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"Today what we wanted to do was to make it clear to the mob, make it clear to the world and make it clear to our people that we're standing strong," a protester said in footage posted on Twitter by host broadcaster Seven Network.
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"We were very clear about the role of Russia and very clear about the need for the EU to give the clear statement it has, and, ... if the atrocities continue, to consider all options and that is exactly what we will be doing," she said.
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"I made clear to Foreign Minister (Sergey) Lavrov, as we've made clear for the past months, that interference in American elections is unacceptable," Pompeo said.
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Just don't expect Alphabet to give a clear definition of "success" in cloud, or a clear timeline for that success, to anybody outside the company.
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While the diet doesn't specify which supplements you should take, I opted for Dr. Perricone Skin Clear Supplements, since clear skin was my end goal.
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"Let me be very clear, the Democrats in the meeting -- House and Senate Democrats -- were very clear that Congress must act," Pelosi told reporters Friday.
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"Canada is clear about our principles and our position and we're also clear that it is a broad and deep relationship (with China)," she added.
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"To me, the motive is as clear as daylight ... the only probable and clear indication is that it&aposs a political assassination," the lawyer said.
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And even though Concord was clear with Cuney about the limitations of the program, legal experts aren't clear why the program is offered at all.
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It's not clear how he'll fare in court, but it is clear that his indictment is just the latest rippling consequence from the Mueller investigation.
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Given last week's events, it seems clear that the CW series needs to clear up a few things before we can move into season 3.
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It's for this reason that Apple just began selling a clear case, which, because it is Apple, sounds special despite being a clear plastic case.
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"We have been very clear that it shouldn't be seen as a slippery slope," Chamberlain said, adding that there would be a clear roadmap provided.
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He has failed to express sincere empathy, apologize for anything, give a clear account of what happened, or send a clear message about sexual consent.
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But I think it's clear, and hopefully the legal filing is clear, that we're doing an investigation into whether we should bring articles of impeachment.
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We talked about Cam Newton and Lamar ... but when the topic turned to Cleveland, it's clear Manziel wants Lamar to steer clear of the Browns.
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It's pretty clear, Joseline's steering clear of any of the blame, but doesn't seem to fess up to what actually went down between the two.
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The Majority Leader needs 51 "yes" votes but as of Wednesday, it was not clear whether he would be able to clear the first hurdle.
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Clear (or try to clear) a legislative backlog in the House In the House, conversations will continue over immigration, rescissions and the failed farm bill.
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The president has been very clear, couldn't have been more clear, as we get additional information we'll continue to hold all of those responsible accountable.
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"The president has been, I think, as clear as clear can be when he talks about the defeat of the ISIS territorial caliphate," Bolton said.
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"It's becoming clear that Collins played an important role, which wasn't clear immediately after the accident," said Justin Green, who represents many of the families.
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Second, it's far from clear that abstaining from alcohol actually causes the dementia -- or, more accurately, it's not clear that alcohol has a protective effect.
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At JPMorgan, Dimon has a clear goal of 17 percent for return on tangible common equity, and the path to get there is reasonably clear.
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One thing it won't be doing, however, is debuting its anticipated Clear History tool to allow users clear information the company has collected on them.
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Despite Morrissey's clear contempt for, well, almost everyone, it's clear there is a two-way devotion that exists between him and his fans, even now.
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While it's not clear how large an effect voter ID laws have on turnout, it's clear that black and Hispanic voters are the most affected.
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Her team had worked to smooth out the articulation, clear up consonants and vowels, and polish the voices until they were clear and relatively melodic.
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The more clear you are about your vision, the more clear you can be with the action you can take to turn it into reality.
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It's not clear how many drugs HHS would want to shift into Part D. And it's not clear how steep those negotiated discounts would be.
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Mars, Mercury, and the sun meet in Vigo and you're making headway with clear communication, but it's not totally clear what you want, dear Cancer.
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Once more, to be clear: Trump is right about one thing, though: It's clear that this is the most important issue to him as president.
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"Such a policy would be in clear violation of the U.S. asylum laws and an equally clear violation of our international treaty obligations," he said.
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Research has yet to establish something as clear-cut as blood alcohol concentration (BAC) as a legal standard, and it's not clear it's even possible.
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If it were not clear before, it has become unmistakably clear now: Right-wing misinformation is a direct and immediate threat to the American public.
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With clear skies and small population of 4.4 million, New Zealand last year became one of the world's first countries to clear commercial drone deliveries.
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It's not clear that President Trump can and why he may lose, but it's not clear that either Ms. Warren or Mr. Sanders can either.
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But it's equally clear that the state started building something when it wasn't clear there was enough federal or private money to finish the job.
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ICE has cleared more than US$80trn in index and single name contracts through ICE Credit Clear and ICE Clear Europe since its 2009 launch.
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"They felt Sebastian had moved under braking; that was very clear from the data, and also pretty clear from the video, of course," he said.
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These are some of the puzzle pieces – but its clear that we do not have enough information for a clear picture of this persistent threat.
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"It is very clear that new currencies will come to market, and it's very clear that the GPU is just fantastic at cryptography," Huang said.
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If it was not clear that white supremacy violated a fundamental public policy in the era of the Bob Jones case, it is clear now.
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His first words were strong and clear; by his third sentence, however, his voice began to break, and he paused often to clear his throat.
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Then you have the Presidio Perfect-Clear with Grips, which is a clear, hard plastic case with the same graspable strips as the aforementioned case.
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At least 72% of successful meetings set a clear objective, and 67% have a clear agenda, according to a survey by meeting-scheduling tool Doodle.
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The bag can be purchased with a clear or black handle (I tried the clear), and comes with a free interchangeable pouch of your choice.
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"On the question of interference in our domestic affairs, I was clear it's unacceptable, and I made our expectations of Russia clear," Mr. Pompeo said.
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"It makes clear there is an urgency to deliver it this year, and it's clear the president is fully committed to this tax reform approach."
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Once there was an actual plan and a pretty clear (as clear as only Susan can be) goal, we started to look and listen around.
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It's not at all clear that McCready will win, but it is clear that local Republicans, far from being abashed, will brand him a troublemaker.
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Because I think like, I do Clear, right, I did Clear and they've got my eyeball, whatever, they've got my fingerprints, they've got my eyeballs.
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And it's really not clear that there is anyone who could implement Trump's "ideas" to his satisfaction — because it's not clear what "ideas" those are.
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"We are trying to avoid war, but Haftar is not clear and his intentions are not clear," said Ibrahim Baitulmal, the head of Misrata's military council.
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It's really not clear, but what is clear is that it's being used as a kind of incentive for power users and celebrities on the site.
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What, if anything, all of this adds up to isn't yet clear, but it's clear enough that Mueller has had a lot to chew on here.
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Cagle has a clear lead in the polls, but it's not entirely clear that he will secure the 50 percent he needs to avoid a runoff.
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Amid the gratitude that rang from him loud and clear, and in with the clear humility that joined it, there was also a slightly different note.
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When the police go in, they need to make sure the whole building is clear, certainly the site where the incident has taken place is clear.
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It was not immediately clear how long the backlog of containers would take to clear after unions said late on Tuesday that the strike had ended.
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Let me be clear to all of you, and let me be clear to America, we are down in this fight but we are not out.
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It's not clear which man Hannah felt was judging her supposedly for this having of sex, but it's clear that she'll put him in his place.
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One thing is eminently clear, though: Google and Fitbit's announcements both made it clear that data gathered by the devices will not be given to advertisers.
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To clear your browsing or third-party app cache, read our article "How to clear the cache on your Android phone to make it run faster."
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Clear History seemingly gives users the ability to see their browsing history, clear it from their profile, and opt out of browsing history collection moving forward.
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While it might be clear which side of the fence she's on, it's not clear that she's going to get there with her integrity in tact.
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I think that the Fed Chair has very clear in looking at the economy and the Fed being clear that they have lots of different tools.
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Each one sits in a sturdy white cylindrical tube for protection, sealed off by a clear dome lens that gives a clear view in all directions.
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CCO's should be careful to document clear lines of supervision and be sure that clear job descriptions and mission statements are in place for compliance departments.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (NY) argues that Trump should abandon the meeting unless Russia makes a clear commitment to steer clear of future US elections.
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Paul said though it's clear Cruz has a right to citizenship, it's not clear if it's the same as what the Constitution requires of a President.
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"We will continue to take actions where we've got a clear operation and a clear target in mind," Obama said at a news conference in California.
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It's not yet clear whether the rise in deaths were linked to age, illness, or accidents, and it will be months until those details become clear.
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The path forward is clear, but one of the biggest obstacles to clean energy in the US is still a clear path for new transmission lines.
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Despite clear discomfort about two weeks of often barely believable allegations, it's not clear yet that Republican leaders are any closer to cutting their president loose.
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Crystal-clear turquoise water against the backdrop of a clear blue sky along the beach may very well be the makings of a perfect Instagram post.
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Do these companies now have to handle collecting and remitting on all their transactions, a clear additional cost but without any clear benefit in new revenues?
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Before being lowered by the Obama administration, students accused of sexual misconduct were reviewed under the clear preponderance standard or a "clear and convincing evidence" standard.
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Paradoxically, a clear unwillingness to use force actually encourages Iranian aggression, while clear-eyed willingness to use it will cause the danger of war to recede.
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We started building a Clear History tool that will give people more transparency into their browsing history and let people clear their it from our systems.
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It's not clear that the Trump approach will survive economic inevitabilities, just as it's not clear the European Union will survive this most existential of crises.
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So we are very clear that corporations aren't here for us and we're also clear that the Philadelphia Police Department is not here for us, either.
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In his ruling on the case, Judge Peter Evans made clear that his ability to render a verdict was hindered by a lack of clear evidence.
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"On both those fronts, it's not yet clear if the legislation being enacted will have a substantial and clear positive effect," said Moody's analyst Ted Hampton.
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And while conservatives don't have a clear vision for health care, they absolutely do have a clear vision for tax policy — affluent people should pay less.
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The administration is making clear to the Saudis the controversy will persist until they demonstrate a "very clear case of culpability," the senior administration official said.
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But in the big picture, the notion that publishing was moving to digital, to online, was clear to us then and it's clear to us now.
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But if there's no clear winner — or if the clear winner is unacceptable to the party — that's when the delegates could start to really matter again.
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When Congress wrote the Affordable Care Act, it made clear that insurers were entitled to the payments, but it failed to provide a clear funding mechanism.
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What you won't think of is "Admissions," recently produced by Lincoln Center Theater, in which the characters have clear agendas at clear odds with one another's.
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A second CLEAR agreement is with Vigilant Solutions, which, according to a 2017 news release, allows Thomson Reuters to integrate its license-plate data into CLEAR.
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It seems clear that social media platforms can't avoid making them, but equally clear that the chances of them doing the job well are vanishingly slim.
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Credit for CLEAR with the Amex Green cardThe Amex Green card also gives you a $100 credit toward CLEAR membership, which works similarly to TSA PreCheck.
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Well, we don't have clear evidence for that but we do have clear evidence-- THRUSH: Well, if you've read-- STEIN: --that the DNC was doing that.
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But it's not clear yet if the Senate bill even has the votes yet to clear its own chamber, where Republicans can only afford two defections.
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After speaking with five venture capitalists about how things have evolved since 2010, some clear lessons emerged — as well as some clear examples of those lessons.
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However, investors could book profits as early as May if it becomes clear that Temer does not hold a clear fix to Brazil's economy, he said.
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If you take this issue seriously, that means keeping a clear head, cracking the books, and steering clear of any "the end is nigh" street preaching.
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Though V.A.R.'s guiding principle is correcting "clear and obvious errors" and "serious missed incidents," clear and obvious are often in the eye of the beholder.
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"Right now it's pretty clear that not having access to Medicaid [expansion] in those 19 states is a pretty clear barrier to insuring more people," Garfield said.
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And even though Owen made it clear he wants to be in his new child's life, he also made it clear to Amelia that he's choosing her.
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It's not clear if such a tax on assets would be constitutional, however, and it's also not immediately clear how the value of assets would be calculated.
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Joshua Dressler, Professor of Law, Ohio State University What strikes me as clear — clear beyond a reasonable doubt — is that President Trump acted improperly, even egregiously so.
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It was not immediately clear when operations would be allowed to restart or whether the government would move to clear the protesters who have been blocking access.
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The line between true and false isn't always clear, and it's not clear whether private companies or government regulators would do a better job policing that line.
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"I'm very clear that the policy idea that was put forward was wrong, is wrong and will remain wrong, so I'm very clear on that," he said.
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The new rules make clear that branded content is allowed, Axios reported, but the posts will have to make clear which campaign is responsible for the post.
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"I'm very clear that the policy idea that was put forward was wrong, is wrong, and will remain wrong, so I'm very clear on that," Cameron said.
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BASH: But just to be clear — just to be clear, if you are president, would you instruct your Justice Department to force Apple to comply or not?
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It's refreshing, for once, to have a clear winner and a clear loser, to be able to root for one team without feeling sorry for the other.
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"Here [in the video] we have a clear indication, a clear scene, of what happened, and I think the powers that be need to move," James says.
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I love to try classic trends and I also love new trends so whether it is like the clear boot or a clear sandal that's really trendy.
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Swiping up with a clear call to action, including quick-following an account or getting more information, is user friendly and there's clear intent for the advertiser.
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Just to really make the message loud and clear, the GDS even sent us five crystal clear reasons why less is better when it comes to MDMA.
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Just look at Dublin Airport, which tried to clear runways on Friday: Our snow crews are working through the night to clear the runway, taxiways & other areas.
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Their business tax plans are incredibly aggressive reductions in corporate and business tax rates without any clear plan or even any clear way to pay for them.
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It isn't clear how many uncrewed Red Dragon missions SpaceX hopes to fly to Mars, nor is it clear how much these interplanetary test-runs will cost.
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Trump's attempts to delegitimize our upcoming election should make clear what many Americans have known all along: He represents a clear and present danger to American democracy.
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The murder of Jews for their Jewishness is a clear sign that we are more vulnerable now, but also - maybe paradoxically - makes the choice more clear, too.
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While it's not clear what changes Senate Republicans will make to the AHCA that just passed the Senate, what is clear is that changes will be made.
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But Europe's largest automaker made clear that its recommendation to clear top executives from responsibility for their actions does not imply waiving possible damage claims against individuals.
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" Later, Kagan said,"But it does seem as though this is a clear burden — looked at that way, this is a clear burden on a constitutional right.
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Other apps to consider: Clear ($4.99): Clear has a fantastic swiping UI and is a really easy to use reminders app that stays out of your way.
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Even when he was leaping between past and present, even when it wasn't clear how all the pieces would fit together, it was clear what was happening.
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To clear data that's been stored on your browser before you turned on Incognito mode, go to Preferences > Privacy, where you can opt to clear your history.
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It's clear that the discounts are designed to clear out existing stock of the current Xbox One model ahead of the Xbox One S release in August.
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The feature, called "Clear History" — which will roll out in upcoming months — will essentially let users see and clear the information Facebook knows about their browsing history.
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"Samsung made an announcement, but the government wasn't involved, there wasn't a clear message, there wasn't an approved remedy and there wasn't a clear fix," she said.
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The auditors said that while the Commission identified the imbalances on the basis of clear technical criteria, it did not provide a clear assessment of their severity.
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There is a clear partisan argument for abandoning the Electoral College; however, there's also a clear partisan argument for Republicans about why the Electoral College should remain.
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But it's not clear, amid a growing mutiny, that Pelosi will retain the position she's held for the past dozen years—nor is there a clear alternative.
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Trading sources say switching the contract specification to euros is not difficult and that the problem lay with LME Clear, which can only clear dollar-based contracts.
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The president's instinctive zero-sum approach to real estate negotiations — clear winners and clear losers — has now become evident in his approach to trade, immigration and diplomacy.
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It may not clear up before then, but it will at least be clear when the end of the Kaepernick era in San Francisco officially arrives. [NFL]
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Chance would be 25 percent, of course, meaning the sensation of holding objects of different sizes came through loud and clear — clear enough for a prototype, anyway.
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"You should really spend your time ahead of the meeting thinking about your audience, developing a clear recommendation, and finding a clear and logical story," Calkins said.
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Center-left Democrats are not going to be caught napping this time, it's clear, giving the voters a clear choice of Joe Biden as their standard bearer.
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Mr. England said that Clear is not affiliated at all with the T.S.A. Ms. Seidman Becker said Clear is an arrangement between the company and the airport.
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There should be clear guidelines for managers and Human ResourcesBusiness Partners so that it is clear to everyone when a complaint should be further investigated and addressed.
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Clear members go through a dedicated Clear lane to a pod where they either scan their fingerprints or look at a camera that can read iris images.
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But workers have shown residents and shopkeepers written orders that made it clear the authorities want to clear the old hutong neighborhoods of unauthorized additions or extensions.
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It's not clear what that means for the character – Fox has no comment at the moment – but Azaria was clear about how his own role will change.
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Gorsuch has also concluded in some cases that the clear language of the governing statute mandates — under Chevron — that the agency is bound to that clear language.
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You can manually clear the data collected in the last hour, last 24 hours, last seven days, and last four weeks; you can also clear everything out.
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"We had sent a clear 'Are you there?' signal into inner space and the answer 'Yes, I am here' had come back loud and clear," Owen writes.
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It is not clear how Tillerson's emphasis on India will play throughout the rest of Asia, but the essential principles of U.S. engagement in Asia are clear.
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Biden is averaging 28.8% in the Real Clear Politics polling average of all national surveys, while Warren is at 25% -- almost 24 points clear of Vermont Sen.
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I introduced this bill to make it clear that cities do not get to play games with the safety of their people or ignore clear federal statutes.
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"It's clear that even if he wanted to, he's not in a condition to do that because of some clear restrictions," Putin added, pointing to Trump's critics.
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A CLEAR CONSCIENCE Facing the press for the last time as CEO, Thiam said he was leaving with a "clear conscience", though was apologetic for the scandal.
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Next, Somali authorities must either clear their arrears to multilateral creditors or agree a strategy to clear them, and finalize an agreement on reforms it will implement.
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Dalton Moro was a geography professor and descendant of Italian immigrants who was said to have no clear political persuasion, but very clear and categorical moral values.
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Though it's hard to draw clear takeaways from results as scattershot as Tuesday's, one thing was clear: Anti-Trump rage will only get the Democrats so far.
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The senators must clear a hurdle before the DC court considers the substance of this challenge: the requirement that parties show a clear injury from Mr Whitaker's appointment.
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"And just so we're clear, just so we're really clear, I want these protections in place for the current president, for his family, for my family," Goldberg said.
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It's much less clear how much agreement there is on these points, in part because it's not entirely clear what the proposed changes would amount to in practice.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: CDCWhile it's clear that Lyme cases are growing in both number and geographic expanse, it's less clear what to do about it.
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It's not clear why Trump felt the need to engage on the issue -- particularly given that it's clear his administration hasn't decided how best to deal with it.
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That was the life learning experience for me because it taught me that everything is possible if you have a clear goal and if you have clear plans.
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I think we're all grateful for temporary neutralization and to clear, to have a couple of (miles) to clear our eyes, nose out, then the racing continued again.
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Mitsotakis has a clear plan but some of Greece's creditors have already made it clear that "it is hard to see" how the fiscal targets could be changed.
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"It is clear we are facing a clear plan by Congress to generate mechanisms of impunity," said Oswaldo Samayoa, a criminal law professor at Guatemala's San Carlos university.
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And frankly, if we are going to be blunt and honest here, it is a clear and danger to our -- clear and present danger to our constitutional republic.
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"It's not clear at this point what the privacy risks are, but what is clear is that the benefits of avoiding the app outweigh the risks," Lord continued.
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We have clear goals and a clear mission and we will figure out how to reach those goals by being differentiated, creative, taking risks, and working really hard.
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Urijah makes it clear ... it's NOT HAPPENING ... saying the fact Paige dated his (and her) teammate, makes any extracurricular grappling a clear violation of the almighty bro code.
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ObamaCare is not a clear issue for Americans, how to replace it is not clear for the GOP, and social media will drag everyone into the messy situation.
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I am sure that the St Petersburg Forum will allow us to make our position clear, it will allow us to make the economic policy of Russia clear.
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It's not necessarily as clear cut as say medicine so we're just trying to be clear about what they're doing, whether or not that constituted being an app.
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But exactly what this involves is not clear to the market, and may not even be clear to the two governments themselves, sowing uncertainty in the weeks ahead.
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One top Obama fundraiser, however, said it's clear the inner circle has a clear favorite in Patrick and that it's no coincidence they've put that storyline out there.
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On Monday it said it was signing a 10-year deal with ICE Clear Netherlands to clear its derivatives and commodities contracts from the second half of 2018.
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Clear My Record was first introduced in 221 with hopes of helping people reduce or clear any low-level, non-violent, and non-serious crimes from their records.
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Clear tape typically isn't as durable or strong as colored duct tape, but the Gorilla Crystal Clear Tape is the toughest type of transparent tape you can buy.
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"It was incredibly tough to transcribe, but the audio was clear so I wanted to keep it, because clear audio is so rare in Rev," the contractor said.
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As Hannah and Loreen's retreat weekend continues, it becomes clear that Hannah didn't clear the slate with Fran before leaving town: She's relieved to be away from him.
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It's not fully clear how King wanted Obama to mark the paper, but it's clear as day that the man was jotting down underneath the left (Panthers) column.
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Not a clear one, says Edward Evans of Bloomberg Opinion: It's important to stress that these are only preliminary figures, and it's far from clear that they're sustainable.
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Several senators relayed those concerns to the White House this week and made clear that Mr. Moore did not have the votes to clear the Republican-controlled Senate.
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"We've been clear since our campaign started — the Democratic Party needs to lay out a clear and bold vision for America," said Corbin Trent, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's spokesman.
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"I want to be clear, the President -- when we saw how this was being reported, the White House put out a statement to make very clear," Mnuchin said.
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I wanted to make a book that had some really clear philosophy, but also had some really clear exercises, including how long that exercise is going to take.
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But if the military advantages of partnering with the YPG were clear, it was equally clear that none of their neighbors would indefinitely tolerate an independent Kurdish state.
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It was not immediately clear how many passengers the helicopter was approved to transport, and fire officials said it was not immediately clear whether the helicopter was overloaded.
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It is not clear what happens when that economic wellbeing starts to wane, but it is clear that the Chinese Communist Party does not want to find out.
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It was clear in my head I had to perform, but it was also clear that there might be some mistakes and that I would learn from them.
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Surrounded by enemies, with no clear plan for backup on ground or in the air, and no clear exit strategy, the soldiers relented and gave Mr. Guzmán back.
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I made it clear — with my words and my actions — that I wasn't interested in anything more and he made it clear that he didn't need anything more.
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While it is clear that both sides are being stubborn and disagreeable, it is also clear that both parties have legitimate, pressing concerns that need to be addressed.
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It's clear that she has a plan for dealing with these attacks; it's also clear that her plan is not as effective as she believes it to be.
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The leaked document, nevertheless, gives a clear indication of the type of campaign that Labour is likely to pursue, and the clear political dividing lines it will create.
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"So much of this work has been outsourced, and without clear government regulations on how to actually disinfect the aircraft, that instruction is not necessarily clear," she said.
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Even then, it was clear — or at least, the profiles made it clear — that he was going somewhere much larger than a supporting role on an HBO series.
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By 2011, it was clear that online streaming was the future, but it was also clear that mail delivery would be the bigger business for years to come.
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Aside from one juror, who said that "it was very clear" what the verdict would be, others seemed to steer clear from commenting on the case, Mac reported.
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Instead, many of these initiatives show clear mission creep, a lack of respect for good regulatory practice or sound science, and — most importantly — a clear lack of accountability.
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It's clear that the Vulcan loses faith in the human side of himself as he gets older, and the underlying anger in Peck's portrayal is subtle but clear.
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It's far from clear that the Senate version of the legislation has the 50 votes it needs to pass — but it's also far from clear that it doesn't.
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The American view is that excessive regulation is a clear threat to innovation, while the European view is that a corporate monoculture is a clear threat to innovation.
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You can do a manual clear out too, though it might not make a huge difference to the overall speed of the browser: head to Show advance settings then Clear browsing data on the Settings tab in Chrome, or select Clear Recent History from the History menu in Firefox, for example.
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Once the Congressional Budget Office report made it clear this group's premiums could increase, the message to leaders was clear: That needed to be fixed before the House vote.
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It's not exactly clear what he meant by that, but it's clear to say that the watches are selling like everyone needs one (at least according to the CEO).
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You can also clear out individual types of content from the Google Chrome browser as well: From the Settings pane you need to pick Advanced then Clear browsing data.
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Despite the clear physical disadvantages she faced, King Reina had a clear advantage over Alpha Female in terms of experience despite only having two professional bouts to her name.
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"What is clear is that DMGT faces another year of 'transformation' but it is not entirely clear when we will get the acceleration of top-line growth," they said.
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But it isn't clear that Pence has been given clear international responsibilities, and Pence doesn't have as robust a foreign policy background as Biden did when he entered office.
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"There is some bar that you have to clear to tax retroactively that exceeds the bar that you will need to clear to impose a tax prospectively," he said.
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For one thing, they're sizable — about the size of the average human thumbnail, I'd say — and the clear gelatin capsule means you get a clear view of what's inside.
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"These bonds offer income in dollars under clear rules in an environment in which there are no clear rules," said one broker who has helped businesses purchase such bonds.
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New Hampshire has a cherished reputation for being a clarifying presidential contest, but Tuesday night's first-in-the-nation primary made one thing clear: There is no clear frontrunner.
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Experts also say that while it's not clear how these decisions will be programmed into vehicles in the future, there is a clear need for public consultation and debate.
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The 45th Space Wing helps to clear the airspace for launches, provides weather reports, and sets up road closures to make sure the public stays clear of the site.
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While some civilian deaths are clear-cut -- as when a 2014 U.S. strike on a wedding party in Yemen killed 12 -- others involve targets whose identities are less clear.
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David Eason, Jenelle Evans husband, who allegedly killed their family dog with a shotgun, made it clear to a photog in court Friday ... stay clear of him, or else.
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A clear picture of the initial impact of the vote on the economy will not be clear until the release of economic data covering the period after the vote.
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Now, to be clear, we probably know what's happened here, because Jon is thinking about doing harm to his lady love, and there's a pretty clear knife sound effect.
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"It has been clear for some time that the large platforms do not have clear policies or procedures in place to address viral misinformation like this," Virginia Democratic Sen.
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Many women used the Academy's accommodations — exactly how many wasn't clear — but it's also not clear how many women knew of it, versus those who simply used marked bathrooms.
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"As it became clear how little he was willing to talk about, it also became clear how broad this investigation that Mueller is about to undertake actually is," Sen.
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The division first became clear on Saturday, when a Github update made it clear that any fork would leave the door open for blacklisting other coins in the future.
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The message is clear to everyone from Gulf monarchs to illiterate conscripts in the Iranian army, and marks a clear improvement in two big elements of Middle East policy.
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"While placing the boxes on the ground, Schneck took a clear plastic bottle appearing to be full of a clear liquid from one of the boxes," the complaint said.
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"It's becoming clear that Collins played an important role, which wasn't clear immediately after the accident," said Justin Green, a lawyer who represents many families of the crash victims.
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It's not clear just how many jobs would be created through the arms deals, nor is it clear what the real total dollar value of the deals could be.
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Elleray made it clear on Wednesday that replay technology would be limited to dealing with clear errors with goals, penalty decisions, straight red cards and cases of mistaken identity.
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It's something that's clear in this Moore mess, was clear during the Obamacare repeal fiasco, and will likely play a serious role in the current battle for tax reform.
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Now judges will be required to clear at least 700 cases a year, and Sessions has made it clear that he wants fewer asylum requests granted, and more deportations.
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For President Macron, this announcement represents a clear policy evolution, as he made clear that President Assad's immediate departure was no longer a French prerequisite to negotiations on Syria.
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To clear my head, I was walking a lot in the woods, doing breathing exercises, and trying to clear my head so I could make something important to me.
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The plot and its ramifications are always clear — maybe particularly clear — in this tale of Macbeth, who is briefly king of Scotland before his corruption catches up to him.
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It is not clear whether all South Park Cafe patrons have been notified of potential exposure, and it is not clear in what capacity the employee interacted with others.
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What to Know Before Buying an Air Purifier to Clear Wildfire Smoke Wildfires across the United States may have you interested in an air purifier to clear the air.
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It isn't clear whether this policy triggered the Trump administration's decision, nor is it clear further travel bans will have much of an effect on limiting domestic coronavirus cases.
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Mercury, Mars, and the sun meet, and people's thoughts and motivations are clear, but as sweet Venus faces off with illusory Neptune, you may not be making yourself clear.
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One of the odd things about that was we went to clear the samples we put in between tracks, and it was almost impossible to clear any American samples.
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The lack of a clear chain of command for pandemic response is exactly the opposite of what is needed during an outbreak: clear governance, strategic thinking and forward-planning.
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Clear backpacks and new IDs MSD students will only be allowed to carry clear backpacks on campus and will be required to wear new student IDs at all times.
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To improve your chances of getting the best price possible, clear your cache and clear out all the cookies before shopping — or do your online shopping in incognito mode.
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Just how long Boeing will keep its 737 Max production line halted was not immediately clear, because it will depend on when regulators clear the plane to fly again.
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According to data from Clear Roads, a private group that collects information on winter preparedness, the state has fewer than 2175 snow plows to clear interstates and other highways.
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As a result of Speaker Pelosi's determination, Democrats will make their answer very clear -- and Republicans, by voting to protect the President, will make their position clear as well.
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"The science makes it clear that this is a crisis situation," he said, "and therefore it is our job as journalists to make clear those facts to the public."
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"It is clear from my overall remarks that I regard Hitler in extremely negative terms, and it's clear that his motives were also wrong," Aso said in a statement.
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When you get there, there are a handful of enemy units to clear out, and then the UI tells you that it's time to clear out another 29 enemies.
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WE HAVE SAID IT TOO, IF QUALCOMM RAISES THE PRICE OF NXPI WE MAKE IT VERY CLEAR, IT IS A CLEAR TRANSFER OF VALUE FROM QUALCOMM SHAREHOLDERS TO NXPI.
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The water a clear stone over stones; the stream of her gray hair, up close, clear; how every way you look the fog is thicker than where you are.
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There was a clear generational split in the state, with Mr. Sanders winning among voters under 49, but Mr. Biden was the clear preference with voters older than 143.
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" But to be clear -- "I'm not a lesbian.
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And Trump's clear frustration -- and nervousness(?) -- about it.
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" - Penny, 35 "Dumped me, needed a 'clear conscience.
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Your son — let's be clear — did nothing wrong.
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But — I want to say some — be clear.
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Tom Kiefer's aim — to document atrocity — is clear.
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Among those top 673 articles, 267 appealed to administration critics, 22020 had pro-administration sentiment and 22020 had no clear leaning or no clear relation to the administration's immigration policies.
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"It did become particularly clear with some new information they were trying to go back on very clear language that had the potential to change the deal dramatically," said Mnuchin.
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It was not immediately clear if the process outlined on Thursday used the same technology mentioned last year, nor was it clear if Albemarle had re-applied with Chilean officials.
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It's clear that there's room for something in this vague space of video chat and video streaming, but less clear that Tumblr is the right company to take it on.
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Mueller's public statement seemed to make clear that he never even considered charging the President due to Justice Department guidelines that made clear that a sitting president can't be indicted.
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It's clear now -- and has been clear for nearly two years -- that Trump and his world had extensive Russian ties, relating both to the election and his personal business empire.
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It became clear the social networking sites were being used to spread propaganda, but what also became clear was that these companies were getting flushed with cash because of it.
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Remember that while it was becoming clear inside Apple that they were going to pursue a phone, it wasn't clear at all what that phone should look or feel like.
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US wants evidence of cleric's involvement Both Bass and Kerry responded by making clear that the US has clear legal standards for such request that so far haven't been met.
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Whether this model can work on the vast and global scale that Ofo and Mobike envision is not yet clear; that it is beyond anything Provo dreamed of is clear.
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It's clear from this list that the big link between the studies is an effort to get a clear picture of just what happened to take out life on Mars.
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While Jimmy's enthusiasm about the black and white daytime ad might be a little overblown, one thing is clear: Jimmy has a passionate, clear vision, and he's seeing it through.
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It is clear that Article II does not allow presidents to do whatever they want; however, it is not completely clear whether it would have allowed Trump to fire Mueller.
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It's clear that $9.95-a-month subscriptions don't give MoviePass the money it needs to pay movie theaters for tickets, but the it's equally clear that they don't have to.
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It's not clear how the vaccine will work in the real world This is a very promising result, but it's not clear what that will mean in the real world.
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The cockroach makes it clear that it is superior to us in every way Simply put, the cockroach makes it clear that it is superior to us in every way.
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"Clear History" Facebook is building Clear History, a new privacy feature allowing users to delete data Facebook has collected from sites and apps that use its ads and analytics tool.
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Valencia makes it clear she's not condoning any of the allegations, saying, "If he did it he is wrong" ... but believes Kelly should get the chance to clear his name.
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"It's clear they do not intend to be humane and it's clear they will continue on this course until he is removed from office," the governor said, referring to Trump.
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It may not be totally clear from this tailer what Evolution is actually about, but it's dark and creepy and very clear how eerie watching it is going to be.
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More than 66 percent of Cosentyx patients achieved "clear or almost clear" skin after four years, Novartis said, comparable with the 68.5 percent who hit that milestone after one year.
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"It's been clear to me that now has to be the time to talk about climate change, that's pretty clear," Gina McCarthy, former EPA administrator under Barack Obama, told CNN.
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"We've made clear to the Taliban that we're prepared to remove our forces, I want to be clear, we've not yet agreed on a timeline to do so," Pompeo said.
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"I certainly wanted him out, and I made it clear to the prime minister, as clear as possible," he said, adding that he expected a positive reaction from India's industrialists.
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It's clear he has 'Ye's back no matter what -- he reiterates it several times -- but it's also clear marching into Trump Tower is NOT something Common would decide to do.
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Nonetheless, it is clear that much of the influence economy that exists on these platforms remain cloaked from everyday users, despite being in clear violation of FTC guidelines and rules.
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Although Facebook has made clear it wants to leave complex decisions up to its algorithms, the plummeting quality of Trending Topics makes it clear that the algorithm isn't ready yet.
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Bloomberg said it is not clear how much time law enforcement may have lost due to the incorrect guidance, nor was it clear if officers made it to Pelosi's home.
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While there's no clear documentary evidence of his relationships with women at the time, there is clear documentary evidence about his drinking habits in the form of his yearbook entry.
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A government spokesman hastily issued a statement that said, "We are as clear as ever …" But there has been nothing clear about this government's strategies for leaving the European Union.
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But just getting released from detention doesn't necessarily clear them from the ban; lawyers haven't been immediately clear on the formal status the men have in the US right now.
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Casandra Clear Acrylic Task Chair If aesthetics matter most to you and you need to keep up your Instagram appeal, this Casandra Clear Acrylic Task Chair should do the trick.
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"The governor has a clear history and has made perfectly clear that at times optics and politics are more important than anything else," said Mr. Molinaro, the Dutchess County executive.
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It is also not clear whether Booker plans to endorse another Democratic candidate in the primary, the aide said, but as his statement made clear, he will support the nominee.
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To be clear: With the 2018 election now in the rear-view mirror, it's not totally clear that Mueller feels as though he needs to be constrained any external events.
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Yet, as the case continued, it became increasingly clear that there was no evidence to support the charges, "but the evidence was absolutely clear that they were innocent," he said.
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Deals were issued at a breakneck pace as it became clear that a $1.5 trillion U.S. tax bill would clear the Republican-dominated Congress, limiting some types of muni offerings.
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It appears that other parts of the bridge remain clear, so as not to disappoint those who went to a glass bridge expecting a clear view of the drop below.
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Your Firefox history includes your searches, all the websites you've visited, your active logins, and more — and you can clear all of this manually, or set it to clear automatically.
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If it was not clear before, it is more and more clear now: This is Donald Trump's GOP and the senators are not about to vote against their political interests.
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By the time Javier reënters the kitchen, it's clear that the visitor is Diane and equally clear that the painter, standing guard at the door, will not let her in.
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Although it was not clear whether all were given the same instructions, that United States attorney was not the only one told to clear out by the close of business.
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Both are clear signs that what Biden wants to do -- from the second he enters the race -- is make clear that the field is really him and then everyone else.
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"I think it's very clear here tonight, and it's clear across this state, there's a trust issue," Joe White, executive director of the West Virginia School Service Personnel Association, said.
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It's that we haven't gotten up there and been as clear about our values as we should be, or as clear and concrete about how we're going to get there.
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"The GDPR provides a solid foundation for data protection, establishing clear responsibilities for companies that collect personal data and clear rights for users whose data is gathered," Monday's letter reads.
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Klobuchar's plan is fundamentally similar to that one — marking out a clear commitment to spend a bunch of money on various things while steering clear of any contentious reform ideas.
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It's not clear that the weapon is entirely ready for use — and it's not clear that it would be any more effective than the powerful weapons the US already possesses.
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It makes no sense to confirm Trump's appointees to agencies that are bound up with potential conflicts of interest until the Senate is given a clear vision from Trump of how he intends to clear up those conflicts — and the only way to the clear that I can see is full divestment.
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"The dynamics of the two attacks are not clear, and the video that the U.S. said demonstrated Iran's role was also not clear," a Western diplomat in the Gulf told Reuters.
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All his talk of gods and devils seems to be clear foreshadowing of the dark god Darkseid — but it's not yet clear how Luthor knows that this intergalactic enemy is coming.
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"We've made clear to the Taliban that we're prepared to remove our forces, I want to be clear, we've not yet agreed on a timeline to do so," he said Tuesday.
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But legal experts told the site while it's clear the law protects Facebook from lawsuits over the content of ads, it's less clear whether it protects Facebook's elaborate ad-targeting programs.
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"While we've made clear to the Taliban that were prepared to remove our forces, I want to be clear, we've not yet agreed on a timeline to do so," said Pompeo.
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Start with a face wash or face wipes, then, apply a spot treatment, like Clean & Clear Advantage Acne Spot Treatment or a medicated tinted moisturizer, like Aveeno Clear Complexion BB Cream.
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"But I think it's pretty clear and I've been pretty clear publicly about how I think he ought to change direction and I hope that's what we are going to see."
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Just as we observed a clear buy signal coming into 2020, we see the risk of China's coronavirus as a clear headwind to the Shanghai facility, suggesting a more pragmatic position.
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That happened yet again in the season premiere, and it's not clear how The Walking Dead plans to make Negan more of a threat when Rick won such a clear victory.
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Three types of the clog remover fall under the recall including: Liquid Plumr Pro-Strength Foaming Clog Fighter, Liquid Plumr Industrial Strength Urgent Clear and Liquid Plumr Pro-Strength Urgent Clear.
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Inspired by the healing crystals gifted to KKW as a way to help clear her mind after the horrifying Paris robbery last year, crystals were the clear motivation for the packaging.
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It's not clear when the Picard series from Alex Kurtzman, James Duff, Akiva Goldsman, Michael Chabon, and Kirsten Beyer will be released, but it's abundantly clear that Trek fans are pumped.
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But Spieth's eight-iron at the par-three sixth failed to clear the water hazard guarding the green, and the subsequent double-bogey left him only three shots clear of Johnson.
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If you establish a red line, you've got to be very clear about what the line is, and you've got to very clear about what you'll do if someone crosses it.
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"I do think this is an opportunity for Bernie Sanders to be more clear about how he sees race and class, both the connections but the very clear differences," Robinson said.
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It's not clear if the current recall is related to that issue, but Apple does make it very clear that the MacBook Pros in question could pose a serious safety risk.
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"The public are still absorbing the EU referendum result but it is clear that consumer confidence has taken a significant and clear dive," said Stephen Harmston of the YouGov polling organization.
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It seems to make clear clear that Mueller is not only interested in Russia-related wrongdoing committed by Trump allies or Republicans, as some on the right have criticized him for.
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To be fair, Trump and his press secretary made clear the time isn't quite right for talks with Kim -- though they didn't exactly make clear what those conditions might look like.
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The number-one best way to get skin that looks perfectly clear and poreless on hi-def television is to start with skin that's clear and poreless in the first place.
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Both Google and Yahoo have used the ultimate omnivores to clear land around their respective headquarters in northern California, and the city of Boston uses them to clear and maintain greenspace.
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"The data really helped drive home that we want to be clear and have people be clear about what we are and what they can expect," she said in an interview.
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And we wanted to send a message loud and clear that unity is probably the best way to make a change, and I thought that came across loud and clear tonight.
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"Clear My Record has given me a chance to have a second chance," Amanda Cardell, an individual who used the original online Clear My Record program, said in a promotional video.
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"It is clear that all these countries have a clear accession perspective to the EU," said German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who is a strong supporter of bringing the Western Balkans in.
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The Senate recently rejected a similar measure, making it clear that even if the bill were to clear the House, it would probably be dead on arrival in the other chamber.
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Wes Bellamy: We are on the path to clear water My grandmother always told me that before getting to the clear and clean water, you have to go through the mud.
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"I believe they were doing everything they could, in their mind, to comfort me, but it was clear there was not a clear procedure for what they should do," she said.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, who served under the nation's first black president, is the clear front-runner in South Carolina, with 35% support in the Real Clear Politics tally. Sen.
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Mainstream parties need to have a clear message how they supply security and how they suppress gang violence, even if they also want to steer clear from an openly xenophobic agenda.
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Christie said during the interview he made clear his position on the birtherism issue a long time ago and now Trump has made his position on the issue clear as well.
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"After having spoken to so many people it's clear to me, very clear, that this is not a movement by choice," Jolie told reporters in a presentation with Peru's foreign minister.
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There's a clear reason Kim wants Washington to withdraw its forces, and there's an equally clear reason Trump shouldn't be publicly hinting that he might be open to actually doing so.
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Though the strength of the other instrumentation never suffers for lack of attention, Von Spain's wondrously versatile—here exquisitely clear, there demonically acrid, always enthralling—voice is a clear focal point.
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It's not clear how Ford and Carter could have resisted the pressure they were under to find a new policy solution once it was clear that the old one wasn't working.
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Meanwhile, the Green Party will have a clear run at 10 seats, including Brighton Pavilion and the Isle of Wight while Plaid Cymru will be given a clear run in seven.
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But even if potential is abundantly clear, it is never clear how a teenager will handle the moment when she takes the court at the highest level against an established champion.
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With the House out of town, and its return date uncertain, any agreement will need to clear that chamber by consent, something it's not clear leadership has at the moment. Rep.
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It is clear that there is festering sexual and financial corruption in the hierarchy; it is clear that there are problems in the way the Church trains priests and selects bishops.
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But at an airport where Clear is operating, instead of handing passports or driver's licenses to T.S.A. agents, Clear members may re-scan their fingers or eyes at the company's kiosks.
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It's up to the president and his staff to set the tone for the entire administration, creating not only clear policy direction and goals but also clear standards for acceptable conduct.
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It's not clear any of the four amendments, which have been offered to the Commerce, Justice and Science appropriations bill, will be able to clear the 60-vote threshold to pass.
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If it wasn't already clear that the intentions behind the plutocrat outreach campaign were not entirely civic-minded, the Tent City debacle did a good deal to clear it all up.
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Mr. Kelly also made it clear that everyone in the staff — including Mr. Bannon, Ms. Trump and Mr. Kushner — would clear policy proposals, personnel recommendations and advice from outsiders through him.
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There was also the $5 billion fine from the FTC, the "clear history" tool that didn't really clear anything, and that time Zuckerberg implied Facebook could have prevented the Iraq war.
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Soames told an analyst meeting that while it seemed clear that the new U.S. administration would get rid of the current health system, no one was clear what would replace it.
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The reason for the hand-in-hand burial isn't clear, but what is clear is the uncommon nature of this discovery and what it tells us about Late Roman burial practices.
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It's not at all clear how much Oculus invested in this title, thought it was clear from the press event that the scope of the title's development was extensive and expensive.
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This bipartisan legislation provides a clear and transparent process to seek exceptions to step therapy review by health insurance plans, and also establishes a reasonable and clear timeframe for override decisions.
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As officials worked to clear blocked roads and walkways, the parks department urged people to stay out of city parks until winds had lessened and workers were able to clear debris.
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It was very clear that he didn't want to be on the car rental and it was very clear that he was going to be the only one to drive it.
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There was a clear indication of how the Government sees the next steps unfolding but time is of the essence and the outcome of all this is still far from clear.
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But let's be clear -- she's also very, very talented.
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To be clear, Moscow is certainly a dangerous adversary .
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" He stressed, "I want to make that very clear.
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Until then ... it's clear where Drizzy gets his swag.
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" I'm like, "Here, here's the email, it's quite clear.
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What is clear is that winter is coming — ASAP.
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CRUZ: And — and by the way, let's be clear.
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It's a choice — my choice — with a clear target.
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It's clear why she's caught his eye ... she's gorgeous.
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That's audio streams, to be clear – not just music.
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" On Monday, Lohan tweeted "To make this very clear.
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The ultrasound is clear — my uterus is completely empty.
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" ERIC BOULLIER, McLaren Racing Director "Our position is clear.
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As for whether the decks are clear ... they are.
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But, Kobe makes it clear -- it's just not happening.
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CLINTON: And it's pretty clear -- TRUMP: You're the puppet.
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" Amazon's bankers "also made it clear again ... that Amazon.
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Her scans were clear & showed no evidence of disease!!
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" Stonewall's message has been clear: "Trans women are women.
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Ask him -- it will become very clear very quickly.
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The message is clear — Apple is the good guy.
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Let's be clear – this is Christianity as White Supremacy.
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Kara Swisher: All right, new ... Sheryl Sandberg: Clear history.
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Just to be clear, though — they're totally not gay.
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One thing is clear though — unity seems far off.
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It's time for Congress to set clear & commonsense rules.
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One thing IS clear ... you will enjoy these photos.
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It's clear he's rooting for 'em ... and their kids.
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" Spicer responded: "I think we've been clear about that.
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Let's be clear - we're not talking systemic risk here.
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WHO has clear guidelines – to get electronic cigarettes regulated.
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Clear a difficult level – unlock a more exclusive item.
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" The answer, he assured his listeners, is "pretty clear.
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One thing's clear ... she thinks Corinne is TV gold.
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He also made very clear — STEPHANOPOULOS: After denying it.
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It was clear — we would be sharing the bed.
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Now, there's a clear view all the way uptown ...
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" He added that "the risks are clear and present.
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But let's be clear — the market dynamics are good.
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"It's fairly clear that they already have their answer. "
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The slowdown — to be clear — is not Trump's fault.
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Game also makes it clear ... Grammys ain't his thing.
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We're in a weird ... So, I should be clear.
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But mud crabs do — it's just not clear how.
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" But he said, "We're not in an all clear.
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" I made it very clear: "You two go off.
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As economic clouds gather, Brookfield's horizons look enviably clear. ■
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" — SETH MEYERS "Biden is the clear front-runner now.
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" To which the movie answers, loud and clear, "No.
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But it's clear that firing him — or Rosenstein — would.
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"The fact's are clear — irrefutable, in fact," she said.
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Because let's be clear — we are better than this.
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To be clear ... Dolly herself is NOT being sued.
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Sure looks clear ... everything's all good between them again.
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And what is your thinking — Well, let's be clear.
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And the numbers on -- I think were pretty clear.
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"Let's be clear — I'm not retiring," Mr. Jackman said.
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" But it said Pai's proposal "offers no clear alternatives.
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" Brafman told CNBC last month: "Our position is clear.
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What is clear ... security had to help him up.
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The Texas senator made it clear -- it wasn't him.
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The message was clear: We're taking back what's ours .
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Clinton: And it's pretty clear -- Trump: You're the puppet.
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But for now, at least ... they're in the clear.
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It's not clear that he — how that would occur.
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