Ms. Smith has first-time home buyers make both a wish list and a deal breaker list — and limits the deal breaker list to just three things.
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"That was a deal breaker for many guys," she says.
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Again, not a deal breaker, perhaps, but also not great.
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It's not a deal breaker, but it's a turn off.
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Is the difference between our financial situations a deal breaker?
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"Dairy was a deal breaker," Mr. Trump said on Monday.
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The explanation for the deal breaker was simple, Agaoglu said.
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That could certainly be a big deal breaker for international buyers.
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This technical inadequacy will, for most folks, be a deal-breaker.
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WILFRED FROST: Is it a deal breaker on a trade deal?
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It's not a deal-breaker, but it is something to consider.
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But the broadcast delay on Sling TV is a deal breaker.
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But this shouldn't be a deal breaker for passive-management aficionados.
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If it is, that's kind of a deal-breaker for me.
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Is it a deal breaker if they don't like your band?
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"I can't imagine this would be a deal-breaker," he said.
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Losing Corona though would be a likely deal-breaker, Bernstein said.
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In my opinion, the small transaction fee isn't a deal-breaker.
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A near deal-breaker — thank you, editors, for letting it slide!
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This is not a fatal flaw or a literary deal breaker.
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Whether or not that's a deal-breaker is up to you.
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Last week, the HONY Instagram account posted an image and accompanying story of a man dealing with a possible deal-breaker in his relationship — the deal-breaker being that he couldn't get past his girlfriend's weight.
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It's not a deal breaker by any means, but it's definitely noticeable.
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For Lovato's fans, however, the so-called "~drama~" isn't a deal breaker.
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That is an ego thing of mine, but it's a deal breaker.
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For many players, these myriad issues may understandably be a deal-breaker.
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Even within the website, none of this is necessarily a deal-breaker.
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What can a marriage survive, and what is an inevitable deal-breaker?
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Not a deal breaker, just something you'd have to get used to.
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And while Trump may be a deal-breaker, golden showers were not.
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For Mueller, and for any good prosecutor, that is a deal-breaker.
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But, given all the other pros, that certainly isn't a deal breaker.
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It's not a deal-breaker if you haven't played Darkest Dungeon before.
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But Fortum needs Uniper's management to help remove a possible deal breaker.
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As of this moment, such a proposition could be a deal breaker.
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It's not a deal-breaker by any means, but it is unfortunate.
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But to Molly it's a deal-breaker that reveals her own hypocrisy.
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No Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, if that is a deal breaker.
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Exploding batteries are a deal breaker when it comes to a phone.
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But the absence of 3D Touch is far from a deal breaker.
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Religion, a deal breaker for so many couples, was barely an issue.
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" According to Schwartz, Seidel viewed his continuous smoking as a "deal breaker" in their marriage: "On the second day, she just mentioned that she thought that it was a deal breaker because my smoking was too frequent for her.
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Trump's bigotry wasn't a deal breaker for them, but it was for us.
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Maybe you didn't know dirty towels on the floor was your deal-breaker!
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There will be sunshine and green juice, in case that's a deal breaker.
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Not a complete deal-breaker but suggests a cooling of enthusiasm (see also: ).
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"We're giving them a deal-breaker issue," Hoff told Refinery29 after the brunch.
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Katie Arrington's support for offshore drilling is simply a deal breaker for me.
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If you're used to smaller, thinner cases, this might be a deal breaker.
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All that's missing is fantastic sound, and for me, that's a deal-breaker.
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If you're primarily a runner, that could very well be a deal breaker.
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Even the old GPU in the Surface Studio isn't a complete deal breaker.
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The artifacting around some text isn't a deal breaker, but it is irritating.
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It's not a deal breaker, but the ZenBook's battery life is just OK.
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Seems like you're the dating equivalent to bad breath — a major deal breaker.
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But is this new information the deal-breaker Netanyahu presented it as being?
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For the Warren and Sanders wealth taxes, that would be a deal breaker.
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At $600 to $800 a pop, she says, that's usually a deal-breaker.
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Improving over timeWith all that said, motion gestures aren't a deal-breaker, either.
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It's not a huge deal breaker, but it's something to keep in mind.
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It's a little workaround, but no big deal, and not a deal-breaker.
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For the most discerning collectors, a replacement engine can be a deal-breaker.
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This is notable, as divorce was once a deal breaker in royal marriages.
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"Chain of custody is important, but it's not a deal breaker," Wiley said.
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All of this won't be a deal breaker for The Lion King's devotees.
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But for older road warriors, a lack of a desk is a deal breaker.
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Given the upmarket audience for the Caavo, the missing HDR is a deal breaker.
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That's going to be a deal-breaker for a lot of people (myself included).
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Most Wall Street analysts, however, had concluded that the breach wasn't a deal breaker.
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But the deal breaker for me is all that packaging and ice pack nonsense.
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Not a complete deal-breaker but suggests a cooling of enthusiasm (see also: ). Derp.
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The ride quality is intense and could be a deal breaker for some people.
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If the professional does have a disclosure, it may not be a deal breaker.
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The deal-breaker probably would been that it was crypto anarchist lunch — minor detail.
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Is it a deal breaker if we won't rename the company Papa Lil Jon's?
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It's also an Android phone, which is probably a deal-breaker for Apple aficionados.
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Dave Franco had an unusual deal breaker when it came to choosing a wife.
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Laziness is an absolute deal-breaker for Jackson, who values hard work and determination.
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However, Trump was a deal-breaker for everyone, not just for more progressive users.
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I suggested having some deal-breaker questions you'd have to agree on, as well.
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Initially, this makes it gross enough to be a deal-breaker for many viewers.
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No single charge was a deal breaker, but over time the damage was large.
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If you prefer to rent your clothes, this may not be a deal breaker.
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But with some effort and understanding, money doesn't have to be a deal breaker.
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If your partner cheated on you multiple times, sorry, but that's a deal-breaker.
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All generations agreed that bringing a doll to bed would be a deal breaker.
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Edge still doesn't offer browser extensions, which may be a deal breaker for some.
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If a financial adviser's pricing doesn't align with your requirements, that's a deal-breaker.
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Mr. Scheer's vocation was frequently a deal breaker once a woman learned of it.
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"It's not a deal breaker that they're not going to allow porn," he said.
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" — Jem Stewart, Halifax, Nova Scotia "If it's not a deal-breaker, let it go.
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Yet the biggest deal breaker, according to respondents, was lying about an academic degree.
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That's not exactly a deal breaker, but it is a bit of an annoyance.
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"While I don't like it, it's not a deal breaker for me," he said.
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"Dairy was a deal-breaker," the President said, surrounded by the US negotiating team.
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For instance, I'd prefer someone who doesn't smoke cigarettes, but it's not a deal breaker — Match lets you specify that preference exactly, and if you choose "This is a deal breaker," they won't give you potential matches that had that in their answers.
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What is the deal breaker: infidelity, addiction, won't go to mother-in-law's for Christmas?
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In a just world, every single one of them would have been a deal breaker.
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It's not a deal-breaker, but I preferred the G4 Plus's more natural display calibration.
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Lastly, the charging cord could be a little longer, but it's not a deal breaker.
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But if that's not a deal-breaker, the Beats X are exactly what Apple promises.
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While Blackburn says Trump's comments were "indefensible," she does not consider them a deal-breaker.
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"I wonder if her age is going to be a deal breaker," one girl says.
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Battery life, along with the webcam, might be the other deal-breaker for some, however.
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Only that screen is as much a heart breaker as it is a deal breaker.
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That reflective LCD screen is a heart breaker, and probably a deal breaker for most.
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No headphone jack on the Mi 9 might be a deal breaker for some though.
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But having a larger body is not a deal-breaker — though it may seem so.
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In short, use this feature sparingly: It can be a deal-breaker or a disaster.
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In testing the Android version, those changes were occasionally noticeable, but never a deal breaker.
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Ivanka is getting preferential treatment, but that's not necessarily considered a deal-breaker in China.
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At first take, the $1,000 starting price for the phone feels like a deal-breaker.
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Not a deal-breaker, by any means, of course — just a sign of their heritage.
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Get caught lying about something, which 69 percent of employers deem an instant deal breaker.
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To some on the island, any federal oversight board at all is a deal-breaker.
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Why wasn't the fact that he's got [sexual assault allegations] against him a deal breaker?
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For the majority of folks, the pricing is already going to be a deal breaker.
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I think losing your home state is a deal breaker if you're running for president.
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This wasn't a deal breaker, but light sleepers should bring earplugs to eliminate any disruptions.
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My deal breaker is [not having a sense of] humor and [grasping] sarcasm and irony.
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Bizarre subjects are no deal breaker for musicals; think human meat pies and philosophical felines.
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Cole has told the Yankees that geography is a factor, but not a deal breaker.
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I prefer the camera on my Galaxy S8, but this really isn't a deal breaker.
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He said that he would prefer one but that it wouldn't necessarily be a deal breaker.
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For Gallon Zhang, a Guangzhou-based iPhone XS Max user, that could be a deal breaker.
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OPEC sources told Reuters a deal excluding Iran is not ideal, but not a deal breaker.
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So you dive into bed, and then it happens — you run into a bedroom deal-breaker.
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In converse, lack of integrity is a deal breaker, even if everything else is a rocketship.
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For the things I need (RSS feeds, browser, Slack), none of this was a deal breaker.
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It's a minor quibble that is annoying, but not a total deal breaker by any means.
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But the DUP has made it known that it sees the issue as a deal-breaker.
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So it's not exactly like a 25 minute loss of battery life is a deal breaker.
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That stance is not necessarily a deal breaker, said an investor who declined to be named.
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It's not a deal-breaker, however, and ultimately doesn't take away too much from the experience.
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The lack of touch on the front screen is a bummer but not a deal breaker.
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Holding a driver's license issued by another state isn't a deal breaker, but certainly doesn't help.
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That may have been a deal-breaker a few years ago, but they're non-issues today.
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But now, there's a dating deal-breaker that has divided nearly all of us: Donald Trump.
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Collins and Murkowski -- a potential deal-breaker for both -- who oppose limiting funds for the group.
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All that said, the occasional whine from the Frigidaire window unit is hardly a deal breaker.
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A little debt (or a lot of certain kinds of debt) isn't always a deal breaker
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Your financial differences aren't necessarily a deal breaker, especially because you're already (smartly) anticipating potential conflicts.
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This doesn't have to be a deal-breaker, but it definitely needs to be dealt with.
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If they still decided to consume animal products, that would be a deal breaker for me.
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My deal breaker is when a person is rude to waiters or is a messy eater.
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Respondents were also asked how much student debt would be a deal-breaker in a partner.
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It's a little messier to have to juggle two remotes, but it's hardly a deal-breaker.
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One thing that could be a deal breaker is the lack of a heart-rate monitor.
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Light sleepers should come prepared with earplugs or consider another option if that's a deal-breaker.
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"It's almost a deal breaker if they take a childish taboo viewpoint on marijuana," he said.
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Senate Democrats have said getting rid of the Part D caps would be a deal-breaker.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who essentially framed the tax as either a budget-maker or deal-breaker.
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They view it as a deal breaker, too big a price to get to two-thirds.
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The MateBook 13, astoundingly, does not support Thunderbolt 3, in what could be a major deal-breaker.
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If a politician aligned with my conservatism completely but was pro-choice, it was a deal breaker.
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War Dogs' familiarity alone isn't a deal-breaker, but Phillips' belief that he's making daring commentary is.
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Battery life isn't really a deal-breaker here, so I'm willing to commend the Blade for it.
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While an exemption for Iran is not ideal, it is not a deal-breaker, OPEC sources said.
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If that's a deal-breaker, the company does offer a few detachable options, like the Pavilion x2.
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Bad numbers are the top deal breaker in M&A, so get it right from the outset.
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His expansion of the notoriously racist stop-and-frisk program is a complete and nonnegotiable deal breaker.
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For one thing, the shooting largely feels terrible, which is somewhat of a deal breaker for Doom.
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If not, it's up to you to decide whether perpetual lateness is a deal-breaker for you.
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That's a deal-breaker for some folks, but I assure you: It's OK to let them go.
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That should give you enough feedback to know if you have a deal breaker in your deck.
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SA: A lot of women who discovered what your boyfriend did would consider it a deal breaker.
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It charges over Micro USB, too, which may or may not be a deal-breaker for you.
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The "Deal breaker?" here is a NARC because the officer is supposedly breaking up a drug deal.
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The house was perched on a cliff, a location my husband instantly saw as a deal breaker.
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That's a $20,000-plus difference from the average deal-breaker amount for those wouldn't consider it — $69,021.
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The chili is the bean-and-ground-beef kind, which for some Texans is a deal breaker.
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It's not a deal-breaker, but using these in your daily life, as intended, is a commitment.
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So far, the Family Act has minimal Republican support, and the deal breaker is the tax increase.
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There's no hands-free or remote lock / unlock option, which might be a deal-breaker for many.
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The Scorpion's low-riding design would definitely take some getting used to, but it wasn't deal-breaker.
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But with a tax victory so close, they said the tweak would not be a deal breaker.
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This wouldn't often be a deal breaker, as public speaking skills aren't commonly associated with software development.
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And while they may be frustrated by the lack of flexibility surrounding autoplay, it's not a deal-breaker.
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To us, that somewhat odd aftertaste isn't a deal-breaker, but it is something to be aware of.
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PENCE, ASKED IF UK'S USE OF HUAWEI WAS A DEAL BREAKER IN POSSIBLE TRADE DEAL, SAYS WE'LL SEE
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This might be a deal-breaker for those trying to squeeze every last dollar out of their sale.
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Against that, his recent pull-out of the Iran nuclear deal makes him look like a deal-breaker.
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Two decades of movies, literature, and lyrics have ingrained those words in my mind as a deal breaker.
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Go deeper: TESS finds its first Earth-sized world Radiation may not be a deal breaker for life
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"If I spent a lot of time in that location, it would be a deal-breaker," he said.
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That's perhaps a deal-breaker in terms of dumping all other travel apps in favor of Lambus alone.
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There's also no volume control on the headphones, which is a bummer but not a major deal breaker.
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Even for young, progressive churchgoers, his support of abortion rights "still may be a deal breaker," Jewett noted.
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For the ultra-wealthy, an extra tax during closing isn't going to be a deal-breaker, Fox explained.
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Check out some photos and make sure this won't be a deal-breaker for you before you upgrade.
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That proved to be a deal breaker for many buyers, who viewed it as insufficient for everyday driving.
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Not only is it a huge problem in their work dynamic, but they've discovered their first deal breaker.
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Lindsey had already decided Valerie was a "shitty dog owner," but the meth smuggling was a deal breaker.
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Not updating this key document could be a deal breaker if you arrive at the airport gate unprepared.
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He said there had been discussions with one would-be buyer, but the deal breaker was the elevator.
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That's in part because it would maintain the private insurance industry, which is a deal breaker among progressives.
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The app requires access to the photos on your phone, which may be a deal breaker for some.
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It isn't a deal-breaker just make sure if you get one you have the service bulletin performed.
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"Tre and I love each other unconditionally and don't see any physical factors as a deal breaker," she says.
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And Trump acknowledged as much at his news conference announcing the agreement: "Dairy was a deal-breaker," he said.
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That apparently wasn't enough to satisfy Swift, though whatever the current deal-breaker is, it's a secret for now.
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Hardly a deal-breaker, but it does show HTC was either unwilling or unable to push the design further.
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That's simple enough, but seeing as how he's seemingly always on the road, it could be a deal-breaker.
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The inability to easily charge while listening is a mild annoyance, but not close to being a deal-breaker.
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Plus, if a photo is really a deal-breaker, you probably don't want to be with that person anyways.
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The idea of a wife making more than her husband is no longer considered to be a deal-breaker.
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For iPhone users who use Google Maps or Waze to navigate while driving, this was often a deal-breaker.
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This last scene of Chuck telling Wendy that her working for Axe is a deal breaker broke my heart.
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In my opinion, expressing a relaxed nature through your outfit can be a deal breaker for many hiring managers.
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Neither feature is a deal-breaker (or deal-maker), and I don't find myself using either one very often.
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It's not going to be the Swift's big selling point, but neither is it any sort of deal breaker.
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Though several bidders have acknowledged running into what one called "hairy" issues, nothing has emerged as a deal breaker.
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For Banal-Estañol, this is not a deal-breaker as boycotts have been circumvented by Catalonia in the past.
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That's not a deal breaker, but it does detract from what's supposed to be a totally immersive viewing experience.
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""If you've approached the topic and your partner becomes guarded or even defensive, this could be a deal-breaker.
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Washington (CNN) As it turns out, sexual harassment is actually not a deal-breaker for a good many voters.
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Is that a deal breaker for you as a solver, or is it just the cost of doing business?
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That could be a deal breaker for centrist Democrats who have fumed over Mulvaney's efforts to restrain the bureau.
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The 4K display, like that weirdly placed holster for the pen, is more an inconvenience than a deal-breaker.
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Briana Jungwirth says she'll strike a custody deal with Louis Tomlinson, but his new girlfriend is a deal breaker.
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That's a deal-breaker for me, especially when it comes to preserving the internal health of the laptop over time.
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LG: It might have a touch bar ... LG: A touch bar, that is not a deal-breaker for most people.
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It's a long, 45-minute subway commute from Manhattan, which could be a deal breaker for those who work there.
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The OP3.53T also doesn't have an official rating for water-resistance either, which could be a deal breaker for some.
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But Caavo functions a little differently than other remotes, and I'll admit that its methodology could be a deal breaker.
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The lag was definitely annoying, but in the context of a long workout I wouldn't call it a deal-breaker.
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Here's why the MateBook 13 is a great laptop, and why the lack of Thunderbolt 3 is a deal-breaker:
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Most people will be happy with the MateBook 13, but the USB-C thing is a deal-breaker for some.
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Many streaming media players do come with a remote, but this isn't always a deal breaker for high-quality streaming.
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It's not a deal-breaker, but it was something noticeable, especially when running some apps extended across the two displays.
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They've done some climate change calculation, and witnessed mass murder against Muslim people, and decided Trump is their deal-breaker.
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AI might pinpoint atypical clauses in contracts, for example, but it cannot decide if the anomaly is a deal-breaker.
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So below, you'll find the missing channels for each service that might fall into deal-breaker territory for some people.
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We did note in our review that some viewing angles compromised appearances, but it wasn't a deal breaker for us.
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As far as complaints go, that isn't a deal breaker — particularly not when Deadpool 2 does so many things right.
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Without a doubt, radical life extension will present a host of problems, but nothing qualifies as a true deal breaker.
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It's a problem that will obviously have to be fixed, but the researchers are confident it's not a deal breaker.
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Rasa, who asked not to reveal his last name, thought the payment method was strange, but not a deal-breaker.
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He left New York to see family in St. Louis, without telling hizzoner ... and that could be a deal breaker.
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Here's one of the issues with the MateBook's design that may be a deal-breaker for some: the webcam placement.
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IMO, Ipsy's beauty quiz is just more user-friendly and fun to take, but this is not a deal breaker.
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It's not a deal breaker, but it just didn't feel as fluid as the experience on Amazon's more expensive Kindles.
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After their breakup, Ariana made it clear ... his substance abuse had been a deal breaker in their 2-year relationship.
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It's not a deal breaker, but it could be confusing to see your iPhone die with a green battery indicator.
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This is only something I noticed and isn't a deal breaker by any means, at least I don't think so.
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However, there's a deal deal-breaker: If you're on Verizon or Sprint, the OnePlus 6 isn't compatible with those networks.
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The fact that they didn't says something telling about what is, and is not, a deal breaker for conservative elites.
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He has also defended Canada's supply management program on dairy and insisted that a sunset clause is a deal breaker.
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We wouldn't recommend taking a conference call while transitioning from sitting to standing, but the noise isn't a deal-breaker.
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A Tinder survey found that seventy-one per cent of online daters consider political differences to be a deal breaker.
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Inside, the controls for things like the radio and seat adjustments are awkward and annoying, but not deal-breaker bad.
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Also, even buildings described as "luxury" often didn't have in-unit washer and dryers, which she considered a deal-breaker.
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A caveat I'll add here is that it's not necessarily a deal-breaker if your company is declining in value.
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In this situation, Cohen says, it should not be a deal breaker if a company can't increase its salary offer.
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For example, if the apartment is perfect but "too noisy" is a deal breaker, she looks for a work around.
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It's not a deal-breaker, but you will occasionally find yourself squinting and holding the handheld uncomfortably close to your face.
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"That was a deal breaker for me," says Ngunjiri, 29, who spent four years studying Mandarin in Nanning, south-west China.
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Now for all you Mac die-hards, the fact that the X Pro doesn't run macOS might be a deal breaker.
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While Blippi's sordid past as the "Harlem Shake Poop" guy might be eyebrow-raising, parents said it's not a deal breaker.
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This might be a deal-breaker for some, but the rest of what the phone offers is impressive for the price.
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There are less breast shield sizes available, too, which could potentially be a deal-breaker for larger- or smaller-chested women.
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Reassess the situation and think, you know, is this a big enough deal breaker to not give this person a chance?
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That said, unlike our main pick, there's no Ethernet or MicroSD card slot, which might be a deal-breaker for some.
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For me, cursing onscreen wasn't a deal breaker, but I limit it to during rehearsals or when the cameras are rolling.
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PUBG never runs above 30 frames per second, and that wouldn't necessarily be a deal-breaker given the game's slow pace.
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"That's going to be controversial, but it's not a deal-breaker I don't think," said a source close to the process.
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" The big picture: A former longtime Hill aide emailed after Trump's Iran speech with the subject line "deal breaker in chief?
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But the amount of effort you need to invest to break them open is a deal-breaker for many of us.
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It's no deal breaker, as I just adjust the headphones or take them off for a moment, but it's not perfect.
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However, if that isn't a deal-breaker for you, how about this: You could just leave all your electronics at home.
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This sounded less controversial and seemed more legally defensible, and it proved not to be a deal breaker for Republican leaders.
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If one person is vegan, for instance, and the other loves steak, that might be a deal breaker for one party.
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Putin interprets this as a sign that this isn't a deal breaker issue for you, so he'll want to address it.
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Image: redditor ghsNICKLike the Netflix bug, this new Blu-Ray bug isn't a deal breaker, but is definitely irritating and unattractive.
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If it's just bigger dehumifiers to keep the ice surface from turning to slush, that's unlikely to be a deal breaker.
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Elephant hunts are still legal there, but leaving behind the animal's tusks is a deal-breaker for most big-game enthusiasts.
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If you don't mind having a loud venue, a room with bad acoustics may not be a deal-breaker for you.
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Yet it is lacking one critical amenity, an absence that has become a deal breaker for some prospective clients: Wi-Fi.
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"I didn't want to be associated with the Trump campaign," said one, calling the Trump nomination a "deal breaker" for him.
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Graham said if Mueller found that Trump or his senior advisers colluded with Russia, it would have been a deal-breaker.
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DTS:X tracks are a lot less common than Dolby Atmos, however, so this shouldn't be a deal breaker for most buyers.
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Mr. Spoonauer of Tom's Guide also said the placement of the fingerprint sensor was not ideal, though not a deal breaker.
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To be sure, the forbidding expense of a four-year college education is a deal-breaker for many working-class students.
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There's one thing the Bose headphones can do that the Sonys don't, and it could be a deal-breaker for some.
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More than 3 in 4 Americans consider too much card debt a relationship deal breaker, according to personal finance site Finder.com.
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The survey also showed the president's base does not consider tying the border wall to DACA to be a deal breaker.
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Laura Belin, a close Iowa caucus observer, said she doesn't think being a billionaire self-funder is necessarily a deal-breaker.
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That wasn't an option with Felix Gray, but given the big difference in price, it's by no means a deal breaker.
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This is an obvious deal breaker for women looking to meet other women, who now only show up at private house parties.
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More than any other questions, people said an answer other than "no" to either of those two inquiries was a deal breaker.
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I understand that this may be a deal breaker for some — in that case, Samsung's Galaxy S250 still has a headphone jack.
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Lastly, the real deal-breaker to using the Blade 15 as an everyday laptop for me is its very poor battery life.
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We spoke with Natalia after the show (she was in L.A.) and she told us the kiss is NOT a deal-breaker.
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Though before proceeding, we'd need to ensure the CO2 won't leak out from those aquifers — if it does, that's a deal-breaker.
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I don't consider it a deal-breaker, but I do feel the added weight on my shoulder when carrying the 920 around.
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Depending on how many messages you send with pictures and other large files, it could be a deal-breaker in some situations.
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For instance, if smoking is a deal-breaker, the app wouldn't match you with someone who smokes to begin with, Goldman said.
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This isn't a deal breaker, but the Mavic Pro is definitely geared more towards the mobile, adventuring crew than the cinematographer hopefuls.
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"Hey Google, play NCAA March Madness on Westwood One" is also a somewhat cumbersome voice command, but that's not a deal-breaker.
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Even the main character's last name, which I thought was an affront to Russian common sense, might not be a deal breaker.
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I know a few people for whom that would be a deal breaker because of their own moral and ethical dietary choices.
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And since most people don't ever take tablets out of their homes anyway, this won't be a deal-breaker for most people.
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I honestly can't fathom why Sony made this decision (it's the same on the A9), but it certainly isn't a deal-breaker.
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"Back in the '50s and '60s, having different political party ideas was not a deal breaker at all in relationships," she said.
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In short, V-Moda might have a deal breaker, something more than a catch, which rests entirely on which color you choose.
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For nontraditional industry teams, firms hypersensitive to cash flow, the instability caused by a continuing resolution can often be a deal breaker.
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Nor were these shortcomings a deal-breaker when Juicero pulled in another $100 million over the course of two subsequent funding rounds.
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Exactly. For me, the fuck dungeon is a deal breaker, the promise of its sanctity being the only condition of the sale.
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Honestly, if OnePlus can pull off this software update, it could resolve the only thing that's a deal-breaker on the 5T.
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He really wanted to go out again, despite the fact that he had Googled me and knew about my perceived deal-breaker.
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Some of the tablets on this list don't have Google Play, and that will be a deal breaker for some of you.
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Still, some Democrats view Mr. Bloomberg's past support of Republicans as a potential drag on his campaign, but not a deal breaker.
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The comfort issues aren't a deal-breaker by any means, since I would mostly use these for working out and commuting anyway.
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Even those House Republicans skeptical of ANWR drilling are indicating that its inclusion in the tax bill won't be a deal-breaker.
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Relationships are built on trust, and if you can't trust that person to honor your emotions it could be a deal-breaker.
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It's certainly best suited to apartments, condos, and smaller homes featuring hardwood floors, but living in a giant house isn't a deal breaker.
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Personally, I would have loved to have seen a USBC port on there, but it's honestly not a deal-breaker, in my opinion.
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And, in what could be a deal breaker for Kim, we would need to be able inspect anything, anywhere and at any time.
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If that's a deal-breaker, then you'll need to pay more for something closer to a real smartwatch, or settle for something uglier.
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But I don't believe the voice in Catcher in the Rye, and that's a deal breaker for me in a first-person narrator.
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Battery life isn't the greatest, but if you're just going to be at home having a movie marathon, it's not a deal breaker.
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If this is a deal breaker for you, then I'd hold off on buying a Google Assistant smart display for the time being.
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COONS: Well, I hope that we will see President Trump end up proving himself to be a dealmaker and not a deal breaker.
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There was only one aspect of the Honor 8X that represented a real deal-breaker for me, and that was wireless Bluetooth performance.
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She was kind of saying that it was a deal breaker right there, which to me I was kind of like, 'Holy cow.
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It's not reversible like with MagSafe and not a deal-breaker at all, but something I hope to see improved in future versions.
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Where the new Speak & Spell differs from the original—and this could be a deal-breaker for some nostalgia-seekers—is its voice.
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But so long as what's missing isn't a deal breaker, you don't have much to lose by going in on the free trial.
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Do you recognize that some romantic prospects will dismiss you as "damaged goods" and that your past will often be a deal breaker?
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I believe the three presidential debates and the one vice presidential debate could be the dealmaker or the deal-breaker in this election.
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My takeaway after a week of using the Moto Z is that it can be rather inconvenient, but not a complete deal-breaker.
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It's been six years and frankly, I think Ms. Wienberg's theme set is tighter and better developed, so that's not a deal breaker.
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" Cole acknowledged there are a "couple of little things" he'd like to change in the bill but said none is a "deal breaker.
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That situation in itself isn't a deal breaker, she says, but a company's response to this kind of imbalance can say a lot.
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That side of the ball matters, but it's not a deal breaker when the upside provided on the other end is so overwhelming.
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One friend described to me an unsettling anime portrait, drawn for her by a date as a romantic gesture, as a deal breaker.
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However, you have to wait a full minute between tests, which is a deal-breaker compared with competing brands at this price point.
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That one was tough to turn down, Dr. Modrek said, but "the fire trucks come out sirens blasting," which was a deal-breaker.
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It's disheartening because I, just like the 79% of other employers mentioned in the TopResume study, consider it to be a deal-breaker.
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"10% is a deal breaker for airlines," an industry source said, noting that planes liable to the tariff may have to be delayed.
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Steve Stich, the NASA program&aposs deputy manager, said on Friday that not seeing a docking yet shouldn&apost be a deal breaker.
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That kind of desire for privacy doesn't necessarily go with the reality-TV star lifestyle, and perhaps that's a deal-breaker for her partner.
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Being at odds with a new office culture may not only be uncomfortable, but it could also be a deal breaker for many people.
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And let's all raise a glass to season 18's Clare, who proved that rocking a fake pregnancy belly was not a deal breaker.
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He also claims that it's a deal breaker for him that Katie, the woman he went out with, doesn't like the movie Cry Baby.
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People used to avoid talking about politics on dates, but political preferences have become a romantic deal-breaker on a par with smoking habits.
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No Google support out of the box will be a deal-breaker for a lot of people, even if you're entrenched in Amazon's services.
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The concert was as much of a statement as anything ... the heart surgery was a bump in the road, but not a deal breaker.
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"You guys either have to compromise, or you've got to decide whether or not it's a deal-breaker and end the relationship," Winter says.
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"I don't want to overload the vehicle," Cole told reporters, adding that including the mandate repeal would probably be a "deal breaker" for Democrats.
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The fact that the reader doesn't do ePub files is going to continue to be a deal breaker for many potential users, myself included.
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Its biggest problem is the loss of the dubiously legal ability to import your own tracks, which might be a deal-breaker for some.
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Our sources say the deal-breaker for Kevin Hunter is not about his duties on the show ... it's about Wendy's mental and physical health.
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Also, trying to squeeze the last incremental gain out of a deal is more likely to be a deal breaker than a deal maker.
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It's not a deal-breaker if you never look down too much, but it's probably the biggest flaw to the Go in my opinion.
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For many Greek Cypriots, anything short of a complete withdrawal of the 40,000 Turkish troops stationed in the north would be a deal-breaker.
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Click here to view original GIFThe Galaxy Book's keyboard could be a deal-breaker, but I'll want more time with it to make sure.
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The survey also found that women are 5% more likely than men to rank differences in top career aspirations as a main deal-breaker.
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I am concerned that when I go to sell my apartment without the coveted views, the high maintenance will be an instant deal breaker.
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"Originally, the landlord was saying we couldn't have dogs on the property, and I knew that was a deal breaker for us," Lear said.
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Schumer expressed exasperation after his proposal fell through, saying he even put Trump's border wall — previously a deal breaker for Democrats — on the table.
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For 2020, Fox News polling in September ranked health care the top "deal-breaker" issue upon which voters were willing to base their vote.
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HG: So if the U.S. said no, we don't want you to process your own nuclear fuel, would that be a deal-breaker then?
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"Immigration is the big deal breaker in not voting Republican," said Joseph Garcia, director of the Latino Public Policy Center at Arizona State University.
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These qualities may be a deal-breaker for some shoppers, especially those who are looking to keep a closer eye on their cardiovascular health.
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Luckily, the advice-giver was a fellow night owl and agreed: Not getting to sleep when you want can be a legitimate deal breaker.
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But if he continues as he's going, he'd be a deal-breaker — and likely making things worse than they are now, according to Nephew.
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Still, given the small contribution of the cancer business to Shire's overall profits, Deutsche Bank analysts said this was unlikely to be a deal breaker.
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Do the reasons behind a termination underscore one of their fears — especially one that could be a deal breaker based on the requisite job duties?
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Ashley D. It's a deal breaker for the 30-year-old fitness fanatic if her potential mate does not share her passion for working out.
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Nixing some of Obamacare's insurance regulations might not comply, which could be a deal breaker for conservatives like Cruz who are fixated on lowering premiums.
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Still, that might have been more of a deal breaker a few years ago, in the time when the majority of phones had aluminum shells.
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The Plus-sized phone lasts a day and a half, but charging every night on the 4.7-inch model isn't really a deal-breaker, either.
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Lee deserves to know the truth, but he told Mary Jane that cheating was a deal breaker, especially with what happened with his baby mama.
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Having reviews isn't a deal breaker, as your experience should speak for itself, but having a few positive reviews (especially from influential people) wouldn't hurt.
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While 70% of singles surveyed have had bad breath ruin a first kiss, they agree that a bad first kiss is not a deal breaker.
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This isn't a deal-breaker, but I like some sort of safeguard that lifts the needle off the record at the end of a session.
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It's not a deal breaker for me since my Snapchat Story tends to be a good mix of both vlogging-style Snaps and first-person.
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It must be tempting to think the Trump movement proves that non-conservative thinking is no longer a deal breaker among the GOP voter base.
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If I was with someone and they were into films and music but they were a dick about it, that would be a deal-breaker.
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It may seem efficient to simply send employees assignments and move on, but leaving out the big picture is a deal breaker for star performers.
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I don't look feminine enough for the women's section but I would feel unsafe in the men's, so that was a deal breaker for me.
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Conventional investors tend to see uncertainty as a deal-breaker so it's unsurprising that British business investment is down 1.1% since the 2016 Brexit referendum.
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But now, as Amazon promised back in August, Spotify (and SiriusXM, if that was a deal-breaker for you) will work with multiroom playback, too.
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But a problem known as simulator sickness—the nasty physical reactions that occur when virtual and real perceptions don't align—is an absolute deal-breaker.
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"Concerns on broadcasting standards would likely have been a complete deal breaker," said Neil Campling, Co-Head of the Global Thematic Group at Mirabaud Securities.
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It might be surprising, however, to learn that online daters consider opposing political views a bigger deal breaker than offline daters do — 71% to 66%.
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However, if that's a deal breaker, request a room on a higher floor (in the back of the hotel), or perhaps consider another property entirely.
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This still wasn&apost a deal-breaker because even the extra few bucks I spent, they&aposre still cheaper than other Selvedge I&aposve worn.
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That's when Brad confessed to simply ignoring my deal breaker and preceded to tell me all the reasons Clinton couldn't possibly make America great again.
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But there&aposs a potential deal-breaker in the Sony headphones for some people: They can be connected to only one device at a time.
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For some developing countries, this is a deal breaker, and they are ready to leave the table until the next round of negotiations in 2020.
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That may not be a deal-breaker, but if you're looking for a pair of headphones to wear in loud environments, it's certainly worth considering.
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But Huawei's involvement "is definitely going to be a deal breaker with a lot of the intelligence relations, but especially signals intelligence sharing," Barndollar said.
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Gustiamo, the importer of fine Italian foods in the Bronx, sells 8.8 ounces of shelled Bronte pistachios for $33.50, which can be a deal-breaker.
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What was listed as a deal-breaker to some on the right — his long paper trail — was actually the thing that drew Trump to Kavanaugh.
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A cyberattack on American democracy should be a deal breaker, but to Trump, only one guy is standing in the way: special counsel Robert Mueller.
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This financing service doesn't solve that problem — but it would give customers who are otherwise happy with Stripe an alternative rather than becoming a deal-breaker.
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Which isn't a deal breaker at all since the OnePlus 3's design drew inspirations from all of the best premium phones and was already superb.
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A lone USB-C port and no headphone jack could be a deal breaker for some, even though Moto provides a 23mm dongle in the box.
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The first two seasons of You're the Worst managed to bring enough depth to Jimmy, Gretchen, and Lindsay that their consistent selfishness wasn't a deal breaker.
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That explains why about 1 in 5 millennials said debt, in general, was a big deal breaker, according to a separate report by online lender SoFi.
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Transgender men can and do become pregnant, but they have to stop taking testosterone while they're carrying, which can be a deal breaker for some people.
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This happened maybe once or twice a session, but not every time I used them, so it doesn't feel like a deal-breaker kind of problem.
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Throw in the cost ad hassles of a longer commute, and sometimes just getting to work can be a deal breaker for a lot of people.
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Though I like having a touchscreen and using it for tapping on things like video and music control buttons and links, it's not a deal breaker.
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The main deal breaker for the Huawei MateBook X Pro is its webcam, which is hidden under a popup key in the middle of the keyboard.
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It's the "sharing economy" equivalent of taking their ball and going home, or being dumped over an ultimately minor deal-breaker—something Austin has experienced recently.
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But, while there are appropriate circumstances for an ultimatum, you should really save them for serious deal-breaker issues that you can't live with, Derhally says.
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" If religion threatens to become a deal breaker, tell yourself, "You know, being Jewish might be fun, and could inspire a new signature fragrance called Oyvanka.
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If that's not a deal breaker for you, though, her cooking will seem especially wonderful because it's so clear that she believes in what she's doing.
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Tillis "believes it is unnecessary and could hamper economic growth, however it is not a deal breaker for him," a Tillis spokesman said in a statement.
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"That is our request," press secretary Sean Spicer said Wednesday when asked if the wall funding is a deal-breaker for a must-pass spending bill.
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In fact, none of the USB-C ports of Microsoft's latest laptops support Thunderbolt 3, which is a shame and possibly a deal-breaker for many.
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It's something Samsung will almost assuredly improve in future generations, but if anyone said the Fold's size was a deal breaker right now, it's completely understandable.
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He wouldn't call that a deal-breaker, but he recommends pairing the speaker with a sub-woofer if capturing those lower frequencies is important to you.
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Though Trump did bring up the issue of DACA recipients, the President's refusal to offer a permanent path to citizenship is a deal breaker for Democrats.
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That might be an appealing perk for those who already use a wireless charger for their iPhone, although it's not a deal-breaker by any means.
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Kuczynski's government has refused to strip the corruption clause from the contract, which was a deal breaker for Sempra Energy in talks that collapsed in November.
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Only one of its rooms had electricity, and the upper level — then an eerie, dormitory-like warren full of peeling plaster — was nearly a deal breaker.
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While this wasn't a deal breaker, their doors opened and closed extremely slowly, which was frustrating when I simply wanted to get up and down quickly.
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That inconsistency isn't a deal-breaker, but it does mean you might want to take several photos to make sure one of them comes out right.
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If that's a deal breaker, you can always step up to the F Sport model which comes with an entirely different, vacuum-cleaner-of-death look.
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As mentioned, we don&apost love the big camera bump on the back, but it&aposs not a deal-breaker, especially if you use a case.
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The management fee shouldn't necessarily be a deal breaker, but it's an important consideration, as you wouldn't incur this fee if you built a portfolio yourself.
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The unique design of the Master Prep comes with some disadvantages, one relatively minor, and one that could be a deal-breaker depending on your needs.
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An army general, who declined to be named because he was not authorized to speak to the media, said the rebels' position could be a deal-breaker.
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While such a betrayal would usually be the biggest deal breaker for a couple, Cash becomes most optimistic about her on-screen romance while talking about it.
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Plus, you get to see how these devices actually look in people's ears, which can be a deal-breaker depending on the model and your personal preference.
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It's not a deal-breaker, but it's an occasional frustration that means you'll absolutely need to buy an adapter or two for any peripherals you might own.
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While none of the five were important to me, the loss of a really vital app could be a deal-breaker as far as upgrading is concerned.
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That limitation isn't always a deal-breaker — just ask WhatsApp, which is more popular than iMessage in many countries — but it still gives Apple's services an advantage.
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In a new post for her website and app, the star writes that her "only" dating deal breaker is when men Google her before a night out.
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It is absolutely the biggest knock on the build quality, but it might not be a deal-breaker because the heat doesn't spread throughout the palm rest.
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"Not being bilingual is not a deal breaker for us, but it is an extra added value that you (bring) to the table," López told NBC News.
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For many, this will be a deal breaker: sharing levels online is what game the Wii U game such longevity beyond the novelty of building stages yourself.
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I mean, it's not a deal-breaker, and to be honest, if a girl just has this next style all to her own, then that's a vibe.
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According to data from OkCupid, daters' views on Trump, whether positive or negative, were considered a major deal-breaker amongst singles who are considering their potential matches.
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And although it's hardly a deal-breaker if you're deciding between video-streaming services (Netflix's selection is still much better than Amazon's), it's certainly a nice perk.
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Calm on the streets will be an indicator as to whether or not the Huawei incident will be a deal-breaker as the trade negotiations move forward.
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There's a lot of stigma surrounding kinks and fetishes, since what gets one person hot and bothered may be scary, offensive, or a deal breaker for another.
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MORE UNCERTAINTY Conventional investors tend to see uncertainty as a deal-breaker so it's unsurprising that British business investment is down 1.1% since the 2016 Brexit referendum.
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Tillis "believes it is unnecessary and could hamper economic growth, however it is not a deal breaker for him," a spokesman for Tillis said in a statement.
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Dutch government memos showed scrapping the withholding tax was viewed as a deal-breaker for Unilever in choosing Rotterdam, rather than London, to base its single headquarters.
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Mr. Trump confirmed in a statement that the state Republican Party's inability to assure an uncontested race was a deal-breaker, though he played down his interest.
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"What would be a deal-breaker for us would be if we saw this recurring and we saw significant risk to the consumer around privacy," said Bates.
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Any one of these things in and of itself might not have been a deal breaker, but all of them together just make the episode feel lazy.
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I've never viewed it as a deal-breaker, but if you are a traveler with a large haul or on an extended stay, you might feel frustrated.
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Some House Republicans expressed concern about opening up ANWR, but in recent days have said its inclusion in the tax bill would not be a deal breaker.
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But that wasn't a deal breaker for city officials, who plan to use the money to reimburse costs and pay for the removal of another Confederate monument.
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Sources close to production tell us, execs don't view a DUI bust as a deal breaker, and good thing, because half of Hollywood would lose their jobs.
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Witt said that merely learning about a genetic risk is "not necessarily going to be the deal breaker" in the type of insurance package a consumer chooses.
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The disconnect between the stylus tip and the cursor on the Cintiq 16's display is no deal breaker, but can take some time to getting used to.
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However, as a mid-range phone and with the support of Google's various cloud storage options, the Pixel 3 Lite's somewhat limited storage wouldn't be a deal breaker.
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Still, the instructions state that you can also simply cook the dish longer if you happen to be impatient or forgetful, so it's not a total deal-breaker.
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Not a deal-breaker since the Jet Black iPhone 7 and Samsung Galaxy S8 are also fingerprint magnets, but I kind of wish this glossy trend would end.
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On the edges of the frame, details fall apart and warp, but that's not a deal breaker — it's s better than having no wide angle lens at all.
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I'm also not a big fan of the texture on the back (it feels like it will collect dirt), but that too is far from a deal-breaker.
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There's a reason Trump's proposal for a Muslim ban wasn't a deal breaker for the GOP — and why, in all likelihood, it won him votes during the primary.
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Vlad Savov and Dieter Bohn are bringing it back after a very long hiatus to debate whether the screen on the Pixel 2 XL is a deal breaker.
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Having a portion of your screen permanently marred takes what was a negative point against the phone and turns it into something much closer to a deal-breaker.
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While Cavill has remained tight-lipped about his past relationships, he did outline his biggest dating deal breaker to Elle: finding a "Batman statuette" in a woman's apartment.
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If you're the breed that can't do without music on your run, this is a definite deal breaker — and it can be avoided with a long-lasting battery.
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At best it's an occasional annoyance and at worst it's enough to be a deal breaker, though Binatone is handling the problem better than most of the competition.
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Cleaning up the grid is a sine qua non for electric cars to help ameliorate climate change, although this hardly seems like a deal breaker for the technology.
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Depending on your needs, the Spectre's battery life might not be a deal breaker, but if you're looking for the ultimate mobile machine, the Spectre probably isn't it.
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The conversation was pleasant enough, but he mentioned that he's short-tempered , which is a deal breaker for me, so I doubt we're going to hang out again.
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It's not deal-breaker, but its conspicuous that a handheld game console doesn't support Bluetooth audio in 2019 when the smartphone industry is moving away from wired headphones.
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David BermanNew York To the Editor: Charles M. Blow says "never vote for Bloomberg" because of a complete and nonnegotiable deal breaker, his expansion of stop-and-frisk.
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If we eliminate all candidates we believe to have committed a nonnegotiable deal breaker, we will re-elect a man who has committed a thousand nonnegotiable deal breakers.
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The most important upgrade you won't get is the always-on Retina display — but depending on how you use your watch, it may not be a deal-breaker.
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"For some people, knowing their location was a deal breaker," and wasn't worth sacrificing for potential insurance savings or discounts, said Lee Rainie of the Pew Research Center.
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But panelists said the small cost of fewer stars twinkling in the night sky wouldn't necessarily be a deal breaker if such schemes could actually save the planet.
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But if one of you has second thoughts or is on the totally different side than you are, according to Bushman, that should totally be a deal-breaker.
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But here's the question: If hostility to the Supreme Court's 1973 precedent is a deal-breaker for Ms. Collins, how will she learn what the nominee really thinks?
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Broadcom has said a higher NXP bid would be a deal-breaker (as of this morning, however, Michael hears that it isn't clear whether it will walk away).
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The survey supports similar findings from a 2019 survey from the American Staffing Association, which found inappropriate interview questions to be the No. 1 deal breaker for candidates.
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Ross is also questioning the woman's attempt to take back her vote for Pete ... he says a same-sex marriage should not be a deal-breaker for Prez.
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I have small fingers, so this wasn't a total deal-breaker, but I could see how this might be frustrating with gloves or for anyone with bigger hands.
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According to a 2018 survey by TopResume, a whopping 79% of employers cited spelling and grammatical errors on a resume or cover letter as an automatic deal-breaker.
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Still, that's definitely not a deal-breaker because this phone has every other high-end feature you could ask for in a phone that costs half the price.
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Senate Democrats were noncommittal today when asked if the removal of ACA insurer subsidies was a deal-breaker for any spending bill ahead of this weekend's possible government shutdown.
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The California measure heads off two competing ballot initiatives that lacked a provision to allow the governor to suspend increases in hard economic times, a deal-breaker for Brown.
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" Kellyanne Conway, a strategist for the pro-Cruz group, Keep the Promise, said support for legalizing undocumented immigrants was a "complete deal-breaker, an unpardonable sin, among the base.
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On paper, Sprint's revamped Unlimited Freedom plan definitely is a good deal, but look more closely and you'll see some fine print that might make it a deal breaker.
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Whether this is a deal-breaker to you will depend on your usage patterns, or whether you're willing to gamble on either of Oppo and Vivo's more creative solutions.
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The WF-SP700Ns are being marketed with a specific purpose — fitness — so the issue with watching video isn't as much of a deal-breaker as with Sony's other pair.
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It's now designed for playing just a single game, which might seem like a deal breaker, were that game not one of the most popular titles of all time.
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Apple is very much outside the mainstream Indian market, and it's unlikely that the lack of dual-SIM support would have been the sole deal-breaker for many people.
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The only times it wouldn't work at all is if I had my nose and mouth covered — something that Apple has said from the beginning was a deal breaker.
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On Wednesday, amid widespread reports that the Medicaid cuts would not be softened in the revised Senate bill, Collins made the issue sound like a deal breaker for her.
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The performance isn't a deal breaker, but a 5GHz band would have been appreciated, especially as many consumers switch to mesh network setups that prioritize via the fastest band.
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But the chances are that many people don't want that, or at the very least, it's not as big a deal-breaker as the rest of a phone's features.
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Blair's underwriting process is based on the future potential of a student and not their credit score or co-signer, which could be a deal-breaker in traditional settings.
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This is annoying if you have to pull out your phone often to adjust volume or rewind media, but it's ultimately far from a deal breaker in my experience.
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If the Platinum Card's annual fee is a deal-breaker, you may want to consider the American Express® Gold Card or the American Express® Green Card instead.
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This isn't a deal breaker or anything, but it's odd that they wouldn't have at least fixed this in the updated PS4 camera, which they only announced last month.
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But others, especially those who taxed the graphics processing chip or single-threaded CPU performance, found either the configuration or the speed of updates to be a deal breaker.
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The Fitbit Flex, for example, has much of the same functionality, without the heart rate monitor or display, neither of which seem to be a deal breaker for Veanne.
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Ad fraud is a deal-breaker: P&G will work with and only buy media from those agencies and publishers that comply with Interactive Advertising Bureau ad fraud standards.
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Openly derivative, half-fledged songs — "No stoppin' at the red light girl/'Cause I wanna get your signal," Joshua Kizka sang in "Highway Tune" — weren't necessarily a deal-breaker.
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While not a deal-breaker, plastic is more likely to warp or crack, and white plastic may stain if you frequently mix strongly colored ingredients like tomatoes or beets.
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"It causes some pause, but if we can be convinced that it levels out some other areas that we're concerned about, then it's not a deal-breaker," he said.
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It wasn&apost a deal-breaker for me, but I did have to rethink some of the brass elements I had planned for my space because the colors clashed.
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It&aposs not a deal-breaker, but I did find that once I noticed the dryness of the sound in some songs, I&aposd notice it again in others.
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The measure would also head off two competing ballot initiatives lacking a provision to allow the governor to suspend increases in hard economic times, a deal breaker for Brown.
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But the Palm's second and biggest deal-breaker for many is that the Palm is a Verizon exclusive, which leaves 65 percent of potential U.S. buyers out in the cold.
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Suffice to say, if you're someone who likes snapping pics in poorly lit places like restaurants or bars, the Key25.0's low-light camera performance could be a deal breaker.
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Incredible balcony, that's going to be a winner, a deal-breaker," the singer said of her two-bed apartment, adding "Buckingham Palace has got nothing on CPW [Central Park West].
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I find this merely suboptimal rather than a deal breaker, but OnePlus gives you the option to revert to the old trio of Android navigations buttons, if you so wish.
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Alice Chen, an eighth grade language arts teacher in California, says she can see how the lack of a keyboard, an additional cost for schools, could be a deal-breaker.
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But the move entailed shuttering nine facilities in rural districts across the country and potentially laying off some 2128,2300 workers — a deal-breaker even for normally supportive members of Congress.
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Omitting hands-free Alexa mode when the Amazon Tap first came out was enough of a deal-breaker  for me to give the Bluetooth speaker a big thumbs down.
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"This small jump in the interest rate of the loan is not going to be a deal breaker for most students," said Penelope Wang, deputy money editor at Consumer Reports.
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There is much to admire about its speed, security and stability, but Windows 10's lack of serious networking smarts is a deal-breaker as far as he is concerned.
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But it is a sign that — especially in a state like Colorado, where progressive Democrats compete with libertarian-minded Republicans — being gay is no longer a deal-breaker for voters.
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" Lukas Dow, a cancer researcher who uses CRISPR at Weill Cornell Medicine, told CNBC it's "definitely worth paying attention to these effects, but a long way from a deal-breaker.
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Some Mexican private-sector negotiators have described the labor market as a potential deal breaker in the talks, although there is a growing consensus on the need to improve pay.
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This small design flaw means that the back of the band will roll or fold over a little, but in the grand scheme of things, it's not a deal-breaker.
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But Democrats — who tend to believe that it's important for immigrants to be able to keep their families together — would probably consider this proposal a deal breaker on its own.
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What it doesn&apost cover, however, could be a deal breaker for some people, including disallowing returns for people who earned income in a state they don&apost reside in.
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It&aposs not a deal-breaker, but I wouldn&apost recommend Chromecast as the streaming conduit on your main TV for this reason — it will probably end up annoying you.
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How he proceeds could be a "deal-breaker" as to whether Ukraine's international creditor, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), gives the country a further much-needed aid program, experts say.
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And our sources say Brad has never acted aggressively toward his kids in the past -- other than verbally -- and Angelina felt the incident on the plane was a deal breaker.
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Taste in TV also can be a deal breaker between millennial couples, which makes sense — we probably wouldn't date anyone that thinks they're edgy because they don't watch Game of Thrones.
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At stake is Turkey's long-held hope to become part of the European Union, and Mogherini made clear that if Turkey imposed the death penalty it would be a deal breaker.
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It's not a deal breaker by any stretch, but it does seem like a strange oversight for a company that's been pushing the technology since the launch of the original Note.
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I couldn't get either Fortnite or PUBG to work with the controller due to their lack of Shark Space support, which might be a deal-breaker for a lot of people.
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This fact shouldn't be a deal breaker—Elizabeth Warren's proposal to have employees elect some corporate board members doesn't exactly light up the blogosphere either—but it's still a persistent obstacle.
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" Herman said that when Houston was attempting to lure him from his job as Ohio State's offensive coordinator, he would have considered not being able to hire McKnight a "deal-breaker.
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"Additionally some people feel being consistently cheap with everything, bad tipping, or rudeness to waiters is a deal-breaker as it indicates that someone is just not generous in other areas."
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Analysts said, however, that while CFIUS could certainly hold up any agreement, it wasn't necessarily a deal-breaker given MoneyGram is likely to push for the deal given the sweetened offer.
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Of respondents deciding whether to settle down with someone, more than one-third say how that person manages their money, and debt, could be a deal breaker, according to the survey.
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The beef is so rich that a table of curious diners for whom the price is not an automatic deal breaker might share a six-ounce steak, the smallest cut offered.
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"The amendment is a deal breaker and would tie the hands of the U.S. to act unilaterally or with partner nations with regard to al Qaeda and ... affiliated terrorism," she said.
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And if you're dedicated to hanging onto your favorite pair of wired headphones, the lack of a 3.5mm jack may be a deal breaker for you when deciding between the two.
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The president also has sent signals over the past few weeks that he is wavering on working with Democrats to help the Dreamers, making demands that could be a deal-breaker.
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He's one of the biggest Raider fans on the planet -- but if the Silver & Black move straight outta Cali and into Las Vegas, is that a deal breaker for Ice Cube???
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It also would head off a pair of competing ballot initiatives lacking a provision to allow the governor to suspend the increases in hard economic times, a deal breaker for Brown.
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Depending upon the size of your wine cellar and bank account, that's either a deal breaker or a fair cost to maximize enjoyment of the 2011 DRC Corton in your private stash.
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"Even in the worst case, where people have to get a second licence to operate in other European countries ... it's not a deal breaker, it's not going to stop momentum," Burbidge said.
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American singles were less concerned about views on guns, climate, and LGBTQ rightsOther relationship deal-breaker topics researchers asked included climate change, LGBTQ rights, religious freedom, gun control, immigration, and government spending.
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This might seem like a minor nuisance, but if you pride yourself on keeping your morning routine to under 15 minutes, then this sort of thing can be a real deal-breaker.
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I'm not a big meat eater, so going without it for a few meals wasn't a deal-breaker, but for the stereotypical football fan, the lack of meat could be a problem.
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That's not a deal-breaker, of course, but having all the capabilities of a product like Alexa would have certainly made Vector a whole lot more useful than it is right now.
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Adobe still doesn't have a full-fledged Photoshop and Illustrator apps for the iPad, which can be a deal-breaker for some artists who might be on the fence about getting one.
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The second deal-breaker covers the car industry, responsible for more than a quarter of American imports from Mexico and Canada and, in Mexico's case, all of the trade deficit in goods.
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That could be a deal breaker for some members of Congress, not to mention a problem for a president who prides himself on his ability to speak to a working-class base.
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We got the guys Friday night after they performed at Irvine Meadows Ampitheater ... and they knew all about debate star Ken Bone ... well, except for one thing, which is a deal breaker.
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" She made this comment at a post-election conference at Harvard University: [Voters] were being told constantly, "Stare at this, care about this, make this the deal-breaker once and for all.
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The company polled more than 258,249 workers based in the United States about their bosses' worst behavior, from 1 ("completely acceptable") to 5 ("deal breaker that would make you want to quit").
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We've known the guy's a germaphobe, but his disdain for lip toupées can be traced back to 2016, when an associate told the Washington Post that even beards are a deal breaker.
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JoJo seemed kind of sketched out but obviously it wasn't a deal-breaker because she ended up giving Robby the group date rose, automatically securing him a spot for hometowns next week.
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Depending on how you feel about the way they organize the settings menu or the way they change the lock screen, that may or may not be a deal breaker for you.
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"The first thing a brand is going to do is come to your page, and that initial vibe that they get from it will honestly probably be a deal breaker," she said.
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McConnell also pledged that he would not allow a $25 billion cut to Medicare mandated by "pay-as-you-go" rules in 2018, something Collins said would have been a deal breaker.
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Trump floated the offer in an afternoon speech from the White House, however, Democrats see the lack of a permanent solution for the individuals impacted by these programs as a deal-breaker.
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Although being gay was not necessarily a deal breaker, many of the voters feared it would make him unelectable against President Trump, according to the memo, which was first reported by McClatchy.
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My husband is the one who dumps the tanks — in fact, that was a deal breaker when we decided to get an RV — that I would never have to dump the tanks!
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The distance wouldn't be a deal-breaker for many couples, as there are plenty of people who live in New Jersey and commute to New York City for work and vice versa.
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The Democrats will try to eliminate this cap or raise it if they can't eliminate it, but this should not be a deal breaker if the other issues are worked out satisfactorily.
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This winter, he learned he was being considered for a studio in the Bronx, but it was on the third floor of a building without an elevator, which was a deal-breaker.
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Sometimes she'll show clients properties with a deal breaker too, to test how they really feel about it — especially if the troublesome thing can be changed without too much aggravation or cost.
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Many pointed out that plenty of Drag Race contestants have had plastic surgery — some more and more openly than others — and so suggesting that it's a deal breaker is disingenuous at best.
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That includes access to Britain's fabled state-run National Health Service for American firms, a position that may be a deal breaker even for Trump-supporting Tories because it would involved partial privatization.
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His conviction for indecent assault and battery a week before joining the show for allegedly "groping and assaulting an adult female on a harbor cruise ship" in 2016 wasn't a deal-breaker either.
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Giving legal status to undocumented immigrants isn't necessarily a deal breaker in the House, but some conservatives argued that talking about legalizing millions before further action is taken on border security is premature.
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One is a questioning of what it means to be a Muslim American, given that so many of your fellow citizens voted for somebody whose dehumanizing of you was not a deal breaker.
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Despite the fashion-oriented marketing campaigns and celebrity endorsements, there remains a significant number of people who still find the need to tether the Apple Watch to your iPhone a redundant deal breaker.
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It's not a deal-breaker, but if you're like me and prefer having a gaming laptop QWERTY be centered below the screen, then you might not be fond of the m15's layout.
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News of this week's settlement — based on Vizio secretly collecting viewing data and selling it to third parties — was seen as a potential deal-breaker, but LeEco has denied that is the case.
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I wouldn't say this is a deal-breaker — even if it happened three times in one week — but it is an issue to be aware of when investing in a monitor like this.
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Lack of 5GHz Wi-Fi support should be a deal breaker if you're spending more than $200 on a phone, and it's a limitation typically seen on phones in the under-$300 range.
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That said, none of the three senators who killed skinny repeal — Susan Collins, John McCain or Lisa Murkowski — has said repealing the individual mandate would be a deal-breaker for their tax votes.
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"There was great reluctance on the part of the university to have an endowed chair with the word 'atheism' in the name, and that was a deal-breaker for Lou," Mr. Siegel said.
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Norquist's statement signals that retaining the taxes on high earners in the healthcare bill is not a deal-breaker for him, so long as lawmakers promise to eliminate the taxes later in 2017.
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Even so, State Department officials emphasized that the North Korean issue would not have been a deal breaker since, as they said, it was important that the United States abide by previous commitments.
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Kimberly Carpenter said she's been keeping "a much smaller social circle": To be fair, almost everyone has a litmus issue, a deal-breaker for whether a candidate (or a party) can be supported.
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While free grub is hardly considered a deal-breaker when a job seeker accepts an employer's offer, it has become an increasingly popular perk for some companies within and outside of Silicon Valley.
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What it doesn't cover, however, could be a deal breaker for some people, including disallowing returns for people who earned income in a state they don't reside in and part-year state returns.
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If the graphics are a deal breaker for you, you may want to look at the slightly more expensive Galaxy Book Flex and Galaxy Book Ion, also slated for release in early 2020.
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What's still there: It's still Facebook behind Portal, meaning you have to be willing to allow Facebook to put a camera and microphone in your house, which for many is a deal-breaker.
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Trump's racially insensitive remarks are a deal breaker for a lot of Thiel's peers, but they may not be such a turnoff for a man who wrote a whole book criticizing political correctness.
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Understanding that choosing between the Instax Square and the Instax Mini formats could be a deal breaker for some, we've still got to give this battle to Leica for producing the best photos outdoors.
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Brooke, 24, told Refinery29 that after going on a date with James in November of 2015, she wasn't really feeling the chemistry, and their age difference was kind of a deal-breaker for her.
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Apple will undoubtedly continue to improve the Home app, and the minor hoops you have to jump through to let everyone else in your home control the lights are far from a deal breaker.
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For instance, we'd prefer someone who doesn't smoke cigarettes, but it's not a deal breaker — Match lets you specify that preference exactly, and won't give you potential matches that had that in their answers.
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If you're one of those for whom the right to bear arms is a deal breaker, it may make your decision this election a lot easier, because the candidates are on markedly different sides.
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This is important, argues Robert Ford of Manchester University, because for moderate Labour supporters who might have abstained in protest at Mr Corbyn's far-left agenda, he is no longer such a "deal-breaker".
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If you're a player who's spent months or even years using a Scuf Impact or other four-paddle controllers, you're going to have a hard time adjusting and that might be a deal-breaker.
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But the ultimate deal breaker for me is that they had already been stuck in the wilderness for several weeks when they found an abandoned cabin and finally warmed up enough to get busy.
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For Kevin O'Leary, finance guru and star of ABC's "Shark Tank," there's one thing that should be a financial deal breaker when it comes to your relationship with a significant other: too much debt.
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Some consumers even consider a long commute as a deal breaker when it comes to moving, and opt for a place with a lower median annual salary to help boost that work-life balance.
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Isn't it more likely that Bolton's mustache, far from being a deal-breaker, was just an excuse the Trump transition team cooked up to justify not pushing forward a nominee they knew would lose?
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Liberating. The wires have been one of the most annoying limiting factors of VR immersion as of late, it's not the biggest deal breaker, but it's certainly something that there's a demand to fix.
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"The antipathy for these misogynistic comments and behaviors goes beyond partisanship, as overwhelming majorities of women of all partisan identification say that the comments would be a deal-breaker for them," the report found.
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For him, however, it was a potential deal breaker: As you've probably figured out by now, my suitor was a member of that vast group of sexually active adults who've been infected with herpes.
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Yet the fact that his predecessor negotiated the deal has always made it a deal-breaker for Trump, just as Obama-era agreements on climate and trade found themselves in the same trash bin.
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One potential deal-breaker is the big pension liabilities of the Port Talbot steel mill in Wales that JSW Steel might have to shoulder, said the bankers who did not want to be named.
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"Likewise, if one person always talks about themselves and never shows interest in you, your life, your job, your friends, or your family, that can, and probably should be, seen as a deal-breaker."
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It's formulaic, but not a deal-breaker: Surprised by a hotel guest while she's in his room, Letty hides in the closet and overhears him discussing plans to carry out a murder for hire.
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I&aposm glad I did, but I can&apost imagine the 4 would have been a deal breaker either, and I&aposd recommend sticking to your normal size if you have particularly long arms.
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Given that the annual cost to own a car is around $8,000, an additional $468 per year over five years for a more efficient car or truck isn't a deal breaker for most buyers.
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It's possible Dolby could fix things with a software update, but out of the gate, the inconsistent audio syncing is a deal-breaker for me, especially when you're dropping so much dough for the cans.
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It's not quite a deal breaker, and it can function as a nice reminder that the headset is powered on, but for people who demand absolute silence during quiet moments, the HS70 doesn't quite deliver.
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That's not quite short enough to be a deal breaker, as the Pixel 2 didn't fare that much better with a time of 8:59, but overall longevity is the XZ2's most glaring shortcoming.
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The news will be a disappointment for Mario fans hoping to get to grips with the game during (offline) commutes, but if Nintendo has created a compelling-enough title, it shouldn't be a deal-breaker.
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An executive at the company's $100 billion Vision Fund gave some insight Monday into how the tech-focused fund decides on what companies it invests in — and why making money isn't necessarily a deal breaker.
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The lack of Bluetooth and hefty dimensions for what is supposed to be a compact, travel-friendly keyboard seem like it would be a deal-breaker for anyone other than a well-funded professional gamer.
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That's a pretty major deal-breaker at this point but, as time goes by and more people update their app, the option to undo those embarrassing mis-messages will apply to more and more conversations.
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To be clear, that magnetic flap mechanism isn't a deal-breaker, unless you're the type that smashes things when they can't get a regular USB plug to insert correctly after the first and second attempts.
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As a peep show analog, they're already operating on a "look, but don't touch" model, making the fact that you can't actually reach out and touch your cam entertainer far less of a deal breaker.
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But as long as his mural is on the Bowery wall, my response will not be to stay silent or to succumb to society's drive to treat sexual violence like it's not a deal-breaker.
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Upholding Roe is not an answer to hundreds of state restrictions That said, not all advocates think Kaine's personal beliefs are a deal breaker — so long as he continues to champion legal access to abortion.
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Sonically, the 911's precision clockwork-on-amphetamines characteristic remains, save for a whisper of a whistle added by the turbos that should be a deal breaker only to those sensitive to ultrasonic dog whistles.
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"This latest weak data shouldn't be a deal breaker for the May rate hike, but I'm starting to get wary of how many times I've said that in recent weeks," Scotiabank economist Alan Clarke said.
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However, one glaring absence is that you don't have any way to add NFL RedZone as a channel, which could be a deal breaker if you're hoping to watch and monitor action across the league.
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Maher also addressed the possibility he might launch a political career, saying he does not see the point in running for office because his atheism would most likely be a "deal breaker" in a campaign.
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For example, the international community did the peace process no favor by failing to tell Palestinians that the claimed right of return was a deal breaker for Israel and would be a roadblock to peace.
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Asked if Canada would consider renegotiating the trade pact if that provision proved to be a deal breaker with American lawmakers, Ms. Freeland said that it was "an internal political matter" for the United States.
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"Financial barriers should not be a deal-breaker for students with the merit and motivation to attend a top-tier research university like USC," Undergraduate Student Government President Trenton Stone said in the press release.
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But it's hard to make a lack of due process a deal breaker in the neighborhood where we see Iran's brutal domestic repression or a Syrian civil war that's claimed almost half a million lives.
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Similarly, non-Trump voters do not have to embrace what we believe is a betrayal by friends, and even family members, when they didn't declare that open bigotry in a presidential candidate was a deal breaker.
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If the product had merely been scaled up, it would have been huge — perhaps twice the size of the original — a potential deal-breaker for a vibrator intended to be discreetly tucked inside a user's underwear.
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For starters, things will be limited to single-ride passes, which is probably a deal breaker for many locals who rely on day/week/month passes to save a little on the MTA's constantly increasing prices.
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Her knees were lovely and brown, though possibly a little thickset, but as it was a case of Mother Fist and her Five Daughters up in the pebble-dash cottage, this was not a deal-breaker.
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However, you have a seven-day trial to see if that's a deal-breaker before being charged, and a 30-day window from when you ordered in which to decide you want to send them back.
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This represents a softening of the US stance on the so-called "sunset clause" and Trump's original demands for a five-year automatic expiration of the agreement, which was a deal-breaker for Mexico and Canada.
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During the interview, which aired on Wednesday morning, he appeared to make a complete turnaround when asked by Mr. Morgan if he would consider it a "deal breaker" if the N.H.S. were not on the table.
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Wheeler cold-messaged the Canadian and offered him the chance to get inside one of the world's preeminent game developers; he didn't mention that he was only 14, fearing that his age would be a deal breaker.
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It's not a deal breaker, and for what it's worth, it does come with a metal clip that magnetically attaches to a section on the back of the Tab S3, but it's not the most elegant design.
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The Hang Seng Index (HSI) is still up 4% for the year, and the political crisis hasn't been a deal breaker for investors yet, many of whom still see the city as an important gateway to Asia.
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That said, while it is a pain, it isn't really a deal-breaker on recommending BirdGut; the last section effectively adds only a little more time to a game that takes at least two hours to finish.
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The Hang Seng (HSI) Index is still up 4% for the year, and the political crisis hasn't been a deal breaker for investors yet, many of whom still see the city as an important gateway to Asia.
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Past Treasury secretaries like Robert Rubin and Hank Paulson spent years working at Wall Street banks, but having that experience in today's political climate could be a deal breaker for anyone hoping to be appointed, Sylla said.
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The Flight Deal suggests using ITA Software Matrix Airfare Search with the following search criteria: A major caveat that might be a deal breaker for some: The cheapest routes typically include two stopovers, in Charlotte and Dallas.
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For example, they revealed that 75% of non-managers found bosses taking credit for work to be "not at all acceptable" or "a deal breaker that would make them want to quit" compared to 52% of managers.
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The two finance sources and a shipping industry source said a joint management team for the merged group was not yet in place, but one of the sources said that was not seen as a "deal breaker".
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For those willing to risk their lives in myriad ways to go to space, radiation may be a secondary concern at best, even if it's a deal-breaker for NASA, former astronaut Michael Lopez-Alegria tells Axios.
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And for something as personal as a mattress (as Casper helpfully points out in its S-1, people spend more time sleeping than any other single activity in their lives), an uncomfortable product is a deal breaker.
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The European Union's member states have not given her the authority to negotiate new terms for agricultural products, a limitation that could prove to be a deal-breaker in any new trade treaty with the United States.
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Quote of the night goes to Chanel No. 3 when she tells Dr. Cassidy Cascade how much of a deal breaker him being a serial killer is: "It's like having one of those tribal tattoos around your bicep."
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Our sources say what may have been the deal breaker for Packer came when she had some sort of rendezvous with one of the dancers in her Vegas show ... something that is on video for the reality show.
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The Bullets v2 have an in-line microphone and Android music controls, so now people like Dieter Bohn — who considered the Carbo Tenores' lack of a mic a deal-breaker — can get on board without any qualms, too.
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One possible obstacle to party unity — a fight between Sanders and Clinton allies over a congressional vote on the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal — is not seen as a deal breaker to the eventual endorsement, the Democrats said.
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The divide on pension cuts may not be a deal-breaker, the source said, because adjustments to Puerto Rico's untenable $50 billion pension shortfall could be done in the island's bankruptcy, as part of a debt restructuring plan.
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So any attempt to add an amnesty for illegal immigrants of any age, whether they were brought to the United States as children or not, is a deal-breaker for the vast majority of the House Republican Conference.
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But someone needs to state it plainly: To support Labour is to say anti-Semitism wasn't your deal-breaker; that it doesn't put you to shame; that you see it as no threat to your own well-being.
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It would also head off a pair of competing ballot initiatives championed by labor leaders to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour without allowing the governor to halt increases in bad times, a deal-breaker for Brown.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine Maoist guerrillas will not surrender their weapons even if a peace deal is reached with the government of President Rodrigo Duterte, the rebels' chief negotiator said on Thursday, a potential deal-breaker in the current talks.
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If you're one of those voters for whom the right to bear arms is a deal breaker, it may make your decision this November a lot easier: Trump and Clinton have markedly different stances on this hot-button issue.
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Predicting the future is hard, and even if a business hasn't yet achieved this, it by no means is a deal breaker for us from an investment perspective, but we do like to see continued progress toward this milestone.
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O'Leary isn't alone in deeming debt a deal-breaker: A recent survey of over 2,000 Americans from personal finance site Finder found that 72 percent of Americans say they would reconsider a romantic relationship because of a person's debt.
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Since you were called in for an interview, not meeting a job requirement or two probably is not a deal breaker, but you should still be up front and explain why you're still a good match for the job.
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Abortion and reproductive rights may not be a "deal breaker" vote for swing voters, as a recent Fox News poll revealed, but it is an issue that matters deeply to them, especially those who hold faith in high regard.
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For any TVs that were the same price, we opted to list the Walmart price — the deal breaker being that most Walmart TVs have free two-day delivery while Best Buy tends to charge $323 for two-day delivery.
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For any TVs that were the same price, we opted to list the Walmart price — the deal breaker being that most Walmart TVs have free two-day delivery while Best Buy tends to charge $20 for two-day delivery.
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Broadcom cut its bid last week by 4 percent to $117 billion after Qualcomm's decision to raise its own bid for NXP Semiconductors to $44 billion, a potential deal breaker for what would be the biggest ever technology merger.
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But the legislation is almost certain to fail in the Senate, where picking up the tab for Mr. Trump's signature campaign promise — a border wall, which he has vowed Mexico ultimately will fund — is a deal-breaker for Democrats.
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The only issue I said was a deal breaker was that Dr. Ford cannot appear at a hearing on Monday for the reasons I described, and relatedly, that the demand that she submit written testimony by 10:00 a.m.
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This would have been a deal-breaker for me and the Effexor had it not been balanced by the four-leaf clover of medicinal byproducts—one so rare I had to read it twice to believe it myself: loss of appetite.
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Ordinarily this would be a deal breaker for me as I like to have a dedicated piece of software for each printer but, thanks to the work of the 3D printing community, tools like Cura have become increasingly easier to use.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Bill Cassidy (R-LA), keeps most of Obamacare's taxes (once a deal breaker for many Republicans), turns the revenue into a block grant, and sends the money down to the states with very few strings attached.
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"The fact that he made the decision to remove American troops from Syria is not a deal-breaker for the evangelical community, not even a little," said Mark Burns, a conservative evangelical pastor and founder of a Christian television network.
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"We have seen all year — and immovably so — that amnesty is a deal breaker for voters," said Kellyanne Conway, the head of a super PAC supporting Mr. Cruz, referring to the immigration overhaul bill that Mr. Rubio co-wrote in 2013.
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It's free to sign up, but Paribus takes 25% of whatever refunds it manages to win for you, and you need to give it full access to your email account, which might be a deal-breaker if you're ultra privacy conscious.
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Not a deal breaker, by any stretch, but the new technology has been available for some months now, and it certainly would have been a welcome addition to Google's big new mobile play, with its promises of 1.6-meter drop protection.
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Though an optional YouTube Red subscription can remove those ads across regular YouTube, the mere existence of ads on YouTube TV — (and they're everywhere — live, on-demand, DVR, etc.) — won't necessarily be a deal breaker for the live TV service's subscribers.
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For some people, the look and feel of a phone's SMS platform may not be a deal breaker, but for me — a millennial who has more than once sent hundreds of texts in a single day — iMessage was a godsend.
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Springing for British-style opt-outs to say that the "win-win" offer does not apply to trade would be a deal-breaker and an unbearable retreat for a country that wants a "great power" global condominium with the United States.
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The 570GT is slightly slower than the 570S (by 0.2 seconds), but, since that wasn't the overall selling point for the car anyhow, sacrificing a few tenths of a second on the way to 60 mph isn't a deal-breaker.
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Barring any unforeseen health issues, and considering how active Sanders will remain at rallies and events across the country over the next few years, most Americans won't view the five year difference between two elderly candidates as a deal breaker.
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Cutting them off accidentally a time or two might not be a total deal-breaker — they'll understand why — but you don't want to come across as rushing the conversation or being more interested in hearing yourself talk than establishing a connection.
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"The fact that Chile has canceled the mid-November APEC Summit should not be a deal breaker for the U.S. and China to reach a truce," said Tai Hui, Asia chief market strategist at JPMogan Asset Management in Hong Kong.
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Since his approval rating was 43% in the survey however, it seems that a portion of those Republicans who are uneasy about the President's attitude toward Mueller still don't see it as a deal breaker for their faith in him.
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Negotiations to bring Turkey into the European Union are already proceeding at a glacial pace, and Ms. Mogherini said the reintroduction of the death penalty would be a deal-breaker, as did a spokesman for Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany.
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While I can see why the lack of an unlimited option might be a deal breaker, I especially liked it because it helped me be mindful in my selection, and I found significantly more items were available in my size.
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" By Monday morning, Mr. Cruz had settled on at least one deal-breaker: "If, for example, he were to go out on Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody," he told reporters in Illinois, "I would not be willing to support Donald Trump.
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The trees are not planted in Newark soils, but that isn't a deal breaker for great cider, said Dan Ward, an extension specialist in pomology with Rutgers University and the director of its New Jersey Center for Wine Research and Education.
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"The fact that Chile has cancelled the mid-November APEC Summit should not be a deal breaker for the U.S. and China to reach a truce," said Tai Hui, Asia chief market strategist at JPMogan Asset Management in Hong Kong.
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Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) said Wednesday he'll resign from Congress if he's elected chairman of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), removing a major hurdle to his bid that was viewed as a deal-breaker for many in the party.
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Evidently — judging from the large Jewish margin in favor of Democrats in 2016 and 2018 — the party's support for a nuclear deal with Iran, described by the Israeli prime minister as threatening his country's "very survival," wasn't a deal-breaker.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)While this isn't a foolproof solution for keeping your hands centered on the keyboard, it does ensure that even with its imperfections, the C930's touch keyboard stops short of being the infuriating deal breaker that people might imagine.
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The diplomatic play: Trump could make financial attacks a deal breaker in nuclear negotiations with North Korea, suggested Andrew Grotto, former senior director for cybersecurity policy to Presidents Obama and Trump and a current fellow at Stanford's Center for International Security and Cooperation.
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Although 46 percent of the couples surveyed don't consider Netflix cheating the be-all end-all of relationship health, at least 14 percent of American streaming couples think this is an absolute deal-breaker and would never think to do something so heinous.
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The new CAT S603 measures in at just slightly thicker than half an inch, but that's not a deal breaker because the phone isn't being targeted at the average consumer who wants as sleek a device as possible to slip into their pockets.
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Sure, everyone has personal preferences and "types" when it comes to dating, but if her weight is so much of a deal-breaker that it bothers him a year-and-a-half into the relationship, that sounds like his problem, not hers.
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America was outraged at the Access Hollywood tape on which Trump said "Grab 'em by the pussy" and "When you're a star, they let you do it," but the country ultimately decided that sexual assault wasn't a deal-breaker and elected him anyway.
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More importantly, Safari doesn't use favicons (the tiny icons on the tab that tell you what site you're on), which, can I just say, is a WILD design decision and a complete deal breaker for anyone who opens a lot of tabs.
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We can be quick to categorize a mismatch on one hobby as a deal-breaker — one friend told me that on her second date with her now-husband, he revealed he didn't like dessert and she almost ended it then and there.
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Given that brand reputation is highly linked with brand purchase, the reaction is unsurprising: 81% of consumers say a deal-breaker or deciding factor in their brand buying decision is whether they can trust a brand to do what is right, per Edelman.
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Democrats say money for a border wall is a deal breaker, and they have rejected talk of trading wall funds for a major Democratic priority that Trump has vowed to defund: federal subsidies for insurers who provide coverage to low-income ObamaCare enrollees.
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I absolutely don't pressure them to do anything, and they say that me not being sober doesn't at all bother them, but in the back of my mind I still kind of worry it might be a deal breaker at some point.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An expected proposal from moderate Republican Fred Upton to amend the party's healthcare overhaul plan is not likely a deal-breaker for conservative Freedom Caucus members in the U.S. House of Representatives, an aide to a caucus member said on Wednesday.
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Although it seems like a simple thing to note as a deal-breaker, many people ignore the signs when there's a lack of interest from their partner, and according to Winston, it may not always be as simple to spot as you think.
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There's no laptop pouch in the bag, which shouldn't be a deal-breaker if you only intend to use it for vacation travel, but it might be inconvenient for people who plan to use it as a daily tote for commuting to work.
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A few bucks (or even a few dozen bucks) per transaction isn't a deal breaker for investors, but for someone who wants to use Bitcoin as payment—which is kind of the point of Bitcoin in the first place—that's far too expensive.
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In the days that follow I study the photos of the long-sleeved dress, looking for a sign that inaction was the smart move — and when I enlarge them I see the deal breaker in the space between Sarah's waist and her sternum.
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European leaders have also been united in their rejection of any plans by Turkey to reinstate the death penalty in response to the coup attempt, saying that such a move would be a deal-breaker for Turkey's bid to join the European Union.
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Realistically, it is not going to be possible to work with Trump on a permanent DACA program without providing the funds he needs to at least start the construction of his wall, but this does not have to be a deal breaker.
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But while conservative groups are pushing for the net investment income tax to be repealed as soon as possible, some conservative lawmakers in Congress have said that maintaining the tax in an ObamaCare repeal bill would not be a deal breaker for them.
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" The Republican chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, Bob Goodlatte, told me that Republicans in the House would also not bend on the white-collar provisions: "We're happy to discuss specific concerns, but it's a deal breaker for us if they're not included.
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And though it's more of a quirk than a deal breaker, Credit Karma Tax asked me to choose from a list of occupations at the beginning of my return but didn't provide an option that even closely matched my actual job — a journalist.
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It will be an incredible irony if Trump, the deal-breaker who could shake up the system, was actually a reaction to Mitch McConnell and the obstructionism in the House and Senate and the inability of the two parties to work together.
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They are also places where you are reduced to your marketability or threat-level, where the length of your facial hair can be a deal-breaker, where you are seen, and hence see yourself, in reductive labels – never as 'just a bloke called Dave.
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Unfortunately for love-starved people everywhere, neither computer code nor genetic code can tell you whether the supposedly perfect guy's snoring will be a deal breaker, or whether the girl you have nothing in common with will for some reason light your world on fire.
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Here I am making this film—because I started to write the script 10 years ago—here I am making this film and for me it was a deal breaker if we didn't have the physical scenes, because that was really important to me.
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Curry, who has a multimillion-dollar contract that includes an equity stake in Under Armour that runs through 2024, said in the interview that Plank working with Trump is not a deal-breaker, but he is more concerned about Under Armour adopting Trump's values.
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Now that we're married, and now that I'm vegan, people always ask me if Hugh is vegan, too, as if it were some giant, potential relationship deal-breaker like religion or whether or not to have children (neither of which I've figured out, btw).
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AMC is home to The Walking Dead, the biggest hit on TV, so its absence is curious (AMC is available on every other online streaming platform, so we're not sure why Hulu and AMC are fighting), and for some users, could be a deal breaker.
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But Democrats from the outset threatened that inclusion of wall money would be a deal breaker on the budget, which needs Democratic votes to pass, meaning the White House risked a government shutdown standoff on the President's 100th day in office if it forged ahead.
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That's the deal breaker that's seen Uber refuse Calgary but stick around in Edmonton (though it's paused operations there as it awaits an insurance product that's expected to arrive in July.) Uber will also leave a city if it's simply called a taxi service.
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Curry, who has a multi-million dollar contract that includes an equity stake in Under Armour that runs through 2024, said in the interview that Plank working with Trump is not a deal-breaker, but he is more concerned about Under Armour adopting Trump's values.
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But large tax increases could be a deal breaker: Vermont's single-payer effort failed in 2014 with the governor's office citing high expected tax increases for individuals and businesses, and the recent legislation in California stalled largely due to the lack of a financing plan.
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The Kangaroo only comes with 23GB of memory and 32GB of internal storage, and while the internal storage isn't much of a deal breaker with cloud storage being so cheap the 2GB of RAM puts some serious limitations on what you can do with the Kangaroo.
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"Now, when suddenly it's not working, and people are saying this guy's kind of out of line, all of a sudden these Republican politicians who were OK with this up to a point, are saying this was too much, suddenly that's a deal-breaker," Obama said.
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Earlier this year, Politico magazine documented the dating trials of millennial Trump staffers, many of whom claimed that supporting the president makes them outcasts — even in Washington, DC. A 2017 survey by OkCupid found that 74 percent of its users considered voting for Trump a deal breaker.
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Read more: Joe Biden's past work with segregationist senators is a major deal breaker for lots of DemocratsIn comments reported on in The Times' story, Biden further worried that court-ordered busing would lead to a "race war" and engender resentment among both white and black students.
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This should not be a deal-breaker if the legalization program were to be established by expanding the availability of Special Immigrant Juveniles (SIJ) status to include DACA participants, which could restrict the end of chain migration to them as opposed to ending it for everyone.
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The authenticity of some of the rapping means that "Morris From America" has an R rating, but if you know someone Morris's age and swearing is not a deal-breaker for you, this is a perfect movie to see together as the new school year approaches.
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The one thing I would have appreciated was the option to buy petite sizes because the torso was a tiny bit long for me (I'm just over five feet tall), but that definitely wasn't a deal-breaker given how well everything else about the suit fit.
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That is why Canadian negotiators have always been insistent on maintaining the deal's procedures for appealing American trade actions against Canada, and why Prime Minister Trudeau has called Mr. Trump's demand that any new agreement contain an expiration date an absolute deal-breaker for his country.
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While the average answer was $61,932, this varied significantly depending on whether the respondent would consider a prospective partner's debt load before entering a relationship with them: For those who would consider student loans as a factor, $47,575 was the average deal-breaker amount for student debt.
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The tension began when the Israeli news media addressed the possibility that Mr. Gabriel would visit with the group and reported that Israeli officials — and probably Mr. Netanyahu himself — were threatening that the visit would be a deal-breaker for the planned top-level meeting ahead.
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Washington (CNN)Debra Katz, an attorney for the woman who has accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault has told the Senate Judiciary Committee that appearing at a Monday hearing would be a "deal breaker" for her client, according to an email obtained by CNN.
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While many issues remained unresolved, the deal breaker was a clash over what would happen to the more than 35,000 troops that Turkey has kept in the island's breakaway Turkish Cypriot north since 1974, when it invaded after a coup mounted by supporters of union with Greece.
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The fact that much of the American public simply doesn't appear to care about his dishonesty — or that they don't consider it a deal breaker for a potential president of the United States to tell several lies even on his most honest days — is more so.
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There is an obvious benefit here to consumers being able to take better pictures with their smartphones; and, if you consider the ongoing debate about which phone really does have the best camera, it's clear that this is a deal maker and deal breaker in the smartphone market.
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Navigating menus screens on the Fusion is a bit more cumbersome without the touch display; using the mode and shutter buttons to jump through menus is no deal-breaker, but things have gotten so slick on the HERO6 that it just feels weird to step back in time.
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With the little triangular sticky-outy-bit (forgive me for the technical jargon here), your phone effectively doesn't go in your jeans pockets anymore, which would be a deal breaker for me; it's a shame they didn't revisit that design decision when re-designing the device for iPhone 6.
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The Caavo can support up to eight inputs, with 4K resolution – but it has one major limitation that might be a deal-breaker for the kind of home theater nut who's likely to need something like what the Caavo offers in the first place: It doesn't support HDR.
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In the past, Israel has always been a potential deal breaker for any coalition of Muslim countries engaged in an alliance with the U.S. Saddam Hussein, for example, tried to destroy the coalition against him in the first Gulf War by launching Scud missiles at Tel Aviv in 1991.
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Paul Oyer, a labor economist at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, said there are two characteristics that make niche matchmaking services successful: If the niche can claim a lot of members, and if not being in the niche is a "deal breaker" for those who are in it.
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The EU signalled on Thursday it was engaging with new proposals emerging in Britain on how to avoid extensive border checks between Britain's province of Northern Ireland and EU member state Ireland after Brexit, the critical potential deal-breaker in the talks to end four decades of union.
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Dvilinskas, who built his start-up from a single rented desk chair to a 15-person office in four years, said the loss of so called passporting rights for UK-based financial services to sell across Europe would be a "deal-breaker", but is planning for a future here.
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The rub could come if Mr. Bresnick asks a hedge fund or private equity firm to provide him documentation of its efforts in working with borrowers, which could be a deal-breaker given the penchant for secrecy among the billionaire money managers who run these loosely regulated firms.
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Having to pay for housing, food and transportation — not to mention a professional wardrobe — in a city that is routinely ranked among the top 10 most expensive places to live in the United States can be a deal breaker for students who are unable to work without being paid.
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It will arm them with something that requires little explanation and is easily absorbed by voters for whom this issue might be seen as deal breaker: "When it came time to oppose the Trump administration's decision to repeal net neutrality, Congressman Boyle hid in his office," is what they'll say.
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After surveying 2,629 people over the age of 18 who live in the United States, researchers found that abortion was the biggest relationship deal-breaker, with one in four Americans (or, 24% of those surveyed) saying they would never date someone who has a different view of abortion than they do.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.) called the original amendment a "deal breaker," while Sen.
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The term is not necessarily a deal-breaker for all Americans when it comes to future political campaigning: 25 percent of Republicans said they "probably" would support a candidate whom they knew had used the term to refer to an African-American while 14 percent of Republicans said they "definitely" would.
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" Catherine Campione on "The Case for a Breakfast Feast" Madeline Carleton on "Overcoming Through Song in a Summer of Discontent" L Coates HuskieHonors11 on "When Terror Came to Barcelona" Lauren Coppins on "Over One Million South Sudanese Flee From Violence to Uganda" Luke Denver on "A Deal Breaker for Trump's Supporters?
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Bias was inspired to conduct the research — and create the film — after she entered a long-distance relationship that required international flights from the U.S. to the UK. Bias, who weighs more than 300 pounds, was suddenly faced with the requirement of travel for love — which, she admits, was potentially a deal breaker.
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Read more: Microsoft hasn't said a word so far about Huawei's ban in the US, but it removed Huawei laptops from its stores But even before Huawei ran afoul of the US government, I found another massive deal-breaker with Huawei's MateBook 13 that made it hard for me to live with.
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"This amendment is a deal breaker and would cripple our ability to conduct counterterrorism operations against terrorists who pose a threat to U.S. persons and interests," defense appropriations subcommittee Chairwoman Kay GrangerNorvell (Kay) Kay GrangerLobbying world House approves bill increasing federal worker pay House approves 3 billion spending package MORE (R-Texas) said.
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In 2013, Tom Dougherty, a philosophy professor at Cambridge University, published a paper arguing that if you lie or withhold information about anything that would be considered a deal-breaker by your partner—anything that, had they known it, would have changed their mind about sleeping with you—you have sexually assaulted them.
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Dvilinskas cited efforts by Britain's Financial Conduct Authority to help firms find their regulatory feet as another strong plus point for staying in the UK. Eileen Burbidge, "fintech envoy" for Britain's finance ministry, says even limited access to the EU market would not be a "deal breaker" as firms could apply for licences.
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"I have to also be respectful and cognizant of my sons and that they are American, and that English is their first language, and we're just going to give them the bonus and teach them the importance of being connected to their parents and their grandparents — but it's not a deal breaker," she says.
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"All before they let me be a part of anything on stage, the implication being that would be a strict deal breaker (it should be for safety!!)" Since the troubled years that resulted in Spears being placed in a conservatorship under her father and manager, the singer has reportedly banned alcohol backstage in her workplaces.
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The P7000 series may be one of the most affordable Sharp lines in some time, with the 43-inch set starting at $449 and going up to $999 for the 463-inch TV. Although the P7000 does support HDR 10, it doesn't feature multi-zone backlighting, which may be a deal-breaker for some people.
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If there were to be a definitive list of crucial questions you must ask your partner prior to taking the next step in your relationship, "Are you a bath or shower person?" would fall just below "Do you have a job?" and "Do you wear socks while you sleep?" in the deal-breaker hierarchy.
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Aside from inspiring us with this gorgeous new beauty look, Olivia and Charlotte also dish out plenty of dating advice, including how to decide when to kiss that special someone for the first time, what they consider to be a dating deal breaker and what makeup to never ever wear on a first date.
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Hoyer, the Democratic whip, said cutting billions of dollars from the spending level agreed to by Obama and BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE would be a deal-breaker with Democrats.
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Had Google been willing to tolerate the posting of the memo in the spirit of supporting free speech, such tolerance would undoubtedly have been a deal breaker for many of the company's employees who were unsettled by the notion that it could embolden more of their co-workers to advocate for sexist or racist views.
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Dylan Farrow's allegations and the other episode they bring up — the demise of Mr. Allen's 12-year relationship with the actress Mia Farrow and his affair with her daughter Soon-Yi Previn, who is now his wife — are to many people, especially young people, a deal breaker, evidence of a creepiness they find impossible to see past.
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Is the biggest issue you have with the president&aposs plan or at least the one he wants to push -- because I&aposm told from a lot of your Democratic colleagues it&aposs the deal-breaker -- the wall, the $25 billion for the wall, that that&aposs a problem, and anything that features it is going to be a problem?
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A problem doesn't have to be a deal-breaker to have an extremely cool solution, though, and that's exactly what it feels like to use the Vivo Nex S. I can't deny that it's more natural and cohesive to use a near-bezel-less screen with two-way symmetry, with the extra landscape usability and notification visibility that notches trade away.
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README:The front-facing screen is the Osmo Action's winning featureDJI's image stabilization is good but not necessarily better than GoPro'sA lack of HDMI out may be a deal-breaker for some buyersYou can't go wrong with either the Osmo Action or the Hero7 BlackCorrection: A previous version of this article stated that the Hero7 Black can record video in the RAW file format.
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Microsoft's letting you do it for free through the end of the year, or after this year it will cost $50 to upgrade it to Windows 10 Pro, so I don't think the fact that it's launching with Windows 10 S is a deal-breaker or should really influence your decision at all, because you can put Windows 10 Pro on their just as easily.
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Shevrin Jones told the South Florida Sun Sentinel two days before the ship's leaving the Bahamas that he was concerned that "there is no way that all those individuals can have those materials," that were deemed necessary to prove entry to the US. "We should not make those documents the deal breaker on whether you can come stay with your family or not," Jones said.
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" Lyman acknowledged that her organization is "concerned about cities adding on additional excise taxes, which we know will happen," but disagrees with those who find 64's tax structure a deal-breaker: "People who are less concerned about the thousands of lives rotting away in the jails—if their conscience allows them to be worried about paying too many taxes over someone else's life—I'm sorry, I don't have very much sympathy for that point of view.
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Shevrin Jones told the South Florida Sun-Sentinel two days before the Grand Celebration Humanitarian Cruise ship set sail for Florida with 1,550 Bahamians that he was concerned in the aftermath of the storm that "there is no way that all those individuals can have those materials" deemed necessary to prove entry to the US."We should not make those documents the deal breaker on whether you can come stay with your family or not," Jones told the Sun-Sentinel.
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