My guess: There's a decent chance the answer is no.
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"Joan Larsen has a very decent chance," Mr. Malcolm said.
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And some have a decent chance of getting into Parliament.
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It means that there's a decent chance Sanders won't win.
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It still gives Republicans a decent chance of maintaining control.
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There's a decent chance we will avoid a recession this year.
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But there's a decent chance that might not happen this year.
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There's a decent chance it's not only mysterious but also malicious.
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There's a decent chance you missed the MacBook news this week.
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There's a decent chance Matthew could pass Florida to the east.
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Afterwards, there's a decent chance he leaves the Spurs for good.
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That's far from a guarantee but it's still a decent chance.
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There's a decent chance that developers will hate Sign in with Apple.
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"I think this has a decent chance of holding up," he said.
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In fact, there's a decent chance that person has written about their experience.
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The bottom line: There's still a decent chance Republicans ram through the vote.
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There's a decent chance that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will see this story.
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And there is actually a decent chance that link may yet be forged.
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Tune in to CNN and there's a decent chance you'll find him there.
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Besides, there's a decent chance your parents don't think you are watching porn.
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Democrats have a decent chance of winning the presidency and Senate in November.
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There's a decent chance you will find yourself sucked into a heated debate.
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Despite it all, Labour still has a decent chance of forming the next government.
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If you voted for Donald Trump, there's a decent chance you think it's true.
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If Congress doesn't act quickly, there's a decent chance insurers will sue the administration.
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There's a decent chance the drug would expire on a primary care doctor's shelf.
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There's a decent chance we'll be back to the possibly-trembling lunar surface soon.
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But Vietnam's past quarter-century means that it has a decent chance of prevailing.
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Of course, there's also a decent chance it won't be any of those three.
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There's a decent chance John Wick 2 will be on one of your HBOs.
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But on Sunday and Monday, there's a decent chance of rain, with highs around 70.
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With that in mind, there's a decent chance that you, too, have a headache today.
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And judging from the poll numbers, he has a decent chance of beating that eventual nominee.
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So you'll have a better than decent chance of catching sight of a fireball, as well.
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He made sure you had at least a decent chance at being good in year one.
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There's a decent chance the 2017 season ends with just as much swirling uncertainty as ever.
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Yet opinion polls suggest Ms McCaskill, though the most endangered Democratic senator, has a decent chance.
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But analysts reckon Siemens has a decent chance of success at galvanizing its process automation business.
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A day later, Trump shot back on Twitter, saying there is a "decent chance" at denuclearization.
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A day later, Trump shot back on Twitter, saying there is a "decent chance" at denuclearization.
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Ironically, there is now a decent chance that the two companies may become one under Verizon.
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If he was not spooked then, perhaps he will stand a decent chance in the Bronx.
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Even if you aren't, there's a decent chance the person working next to you might be.
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There's a decent chance you'll be reading about diet soda studies until the day you die.
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Tapper noted that Democrats still retain a "decent chance" of winning back control of the House.
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There's a decent chance this a one-time fight, because, as noted above, everyone involved loses.
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I think there's a decent chance that there's a complete vacation of the charges for any sentence.
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Whatever your interests are, there's a decent chance that Reddit has a pornographic subreddit for it already.
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North Carolina is almost certainly not going to hit that mark, but Villanova has a decent chance.
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There's a decent chance neither of those predictions come true, but anything is possible in your world.
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There's a fairly decent chance that the College Football Playoff will feature two blowouts in three games.
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Instead of maintaining momentum, there is now a decent chance that the club will struggle during August.
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In fact, there's a decent chance that the particles D'Angelo is looking for don't exist at all.
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There is a decent chance that major sporting events and public gatherings will be delayed or canceled.
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There was a decent chance that the Queen might, in fact, become aware of Michele's Cruise collection.
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There is a decent chance that the impeachment percentage will begin to converge on the disapproval percentage.
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Let's start with Ohio, which Dems definitely thought they had a decent chance to win in 2016.
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JOHN HARWOOD: There's a decent chance-- pretty good chance that you'll be the chairman of this committee.
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Whenever it arrives, there's a decent chance replacement umpires will make a final appearance along with it.
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There's a decent chance that 2018 will set a milestone for the warmest La Niña year on record.
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There's a decent chance that the conditions within Lake Mercer could resemble those found on Enceladus and Europa.
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And I think there's a decent chance to present to Republican voters a conservative without all the baggage.
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"We were able to erase back quickly to give ourselves a decent chance," Celtics coach Brad Stevens said.
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A Gaethje fight is a march towards exhaustion, with a decent chance of a knockout along the way.
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And given its track record, there's a decent chance it will overrule the lower court's decision once again.
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Intensive vote-counting over the weekend suggested that Mr. Johnson's deal stood a decent chance of eventual passage.
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That could produce a contested general where Democrats would have a decent chance to pick up three seats.
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There is a decent chance a Roberts Court would kill some or all of any activist EPA's efforts.
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The only mistake at this stage would to eliminate, pre-emptively, anybody with a decent chance to win.
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The front office wants Rondo back, and there's a decent chance Wade picks up his $23.8 million player option.
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"We think there's a decent chance that that happens, and that's still not reflected in the stock," Mahaney said.
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There's a decent chance Trump could become less unpopular or that Democrats have their own unpopular nominee for president.
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If you've ever downloaded a custom events app, there's a decent chance you may have used a DoubleDutch product.
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He'll be expected to stick his nose in often, and there's a decent chance it ends up getting broken.
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There's a decent chance at least one of your gadgets includes memory made by a company called Micron Technology.
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Only the top students who also came from high-income families had a decent chance to become an inventor.
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There's a decent chance you were already doing that, but just in case, Apple said it's OK on Monday.
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The people of Armenia have forcefully declared their desire for honest government and a decent chance at economic opportunity.
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But when it comes to tactical gear, the motive is to signify that there's a decent chance they're armed.
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It won't deal with all of the fundamentals but you'll have a limited agreement that will increase some American exports to China," he said before adding, "There's a decent chance we will get the U.S.-Canada-Mexico agreement through Congress, there's a decent chance we'll also get a U.S.-Japanese bilateral agreement.
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Some 4,000 public libraries worldwide use the service, so there's a decent chance you have access through your local system.
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Anecdotally, there's a decent chance you harbor deep resentments toward its sluggishness, its bloat, and its liberally borrowed Snapchat features.
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But to have a decent chance, they need someone to beat Trump in at least one big state on Tuesday.
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And yet, send a tweet about either Gillibrand or Franken, and there's a decent chance you'll hear the other's name.
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There's a decent chance Americans will elect their first woman president today, and tributes to the suffragettes are rolling in.
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Two weeks ago, Pence was facing a pretty decent chance of a humiliating loss in his reelection bid in Indiana.
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I think there's a decent chance there's enough suckers out there Floyd could maybe make another $150 million, why not?
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There's a decent chance that you already have free credit monitoring from other incidents, such as last fall's Marriott breach.
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While you hopefully haven't (or won't) marry for money, there's a pretty decent chance you're doing something similar at work.
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Is that part of the Second Congressional District, where Trump has a decent chance of picking up an electoral vote?
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"If the political risk (in Europe) is overpriced then you might have a decent chance in European equities," she added.
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That means there's a decent chance your dark desktop scheme will be regularly interrupted by a blast of white light.
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There's a decent chance then that he'll receive max offer sheets next summer, forcing Presti's hand, a la Enes Kanter.
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You're essentially rolling the dice anew each year, and there's a decent chance you're eventually gonna get a bad roll.
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Means TV has a decent chance of survival, according to Guy Bisson, the research director for market research group Ampere.
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But as of yesterday, Broadcom looked on course to win at least four seats, with a decent chance of six.
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"Without a negotiated road map, the denuclearization process lacks transparency, accountability and a decent chance of success," Mr. Easley said.
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Unless local regulators do something about the building's flammable aluminum cladding, however, there's a decent chance the building could burn again.
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If you aren't one of your investor's favorite portfolio companies, there's a decent chance you may be left in the cold.
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There is a decent chance that Simone Biles and Katie Ledecky will both be there to delight and amaze you. Affirmative.
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If elected he would stand a decent chance of securing a majority at the parliamentary elections to be held in June.
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Both companies have a good record of executing mergers, so there is a decent chance that they will hit these targets.
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British businesses have started eyeing the scheme nervously, now that Mr McDonnell's Labour Party has a decent chance of taking power.
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There's a decent chance Chicago regrets making this trade—partly due to the steadily deflating balloon that was Dunn's rookie season.
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There's a decent chance that you have something better to do with the money that they are regularly helping themselves to.
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If we don't actually see a character die in Game of Thrones, there's a fairly decent chance they'll come back, right?
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Now consider that there's a decent chance Trump has read this column, given his obsession with the Times' coverage of him.
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There is a decent chance you could end up seeing a piece of exit velocity history later in the Statcast highlights.
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Even walking into a store and paying cash, there's a decent chance you'll be asked for your name and zip code.
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Because of that, Warren has a decent chance of climbing the ranks of potential 22019 candidates for president — particularly if Sen.
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If you've ever been involved in competitive Magic: The Gathering, there's a decent chance you've encountered what's known as proxy cards.
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Partly sunny with a high around 24, with a decent chance of showers this evening to cool things off even more.
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There is a decent chance that long-desired pickup or crossover may be on sale this year, says one industry analyst.
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The model still gives Democrats a decent chance of winning these races because, in part, it doesn't dismiss older polling entirely.
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Some of us don't have much prenatal intelligence, but nevertheless go out and try and have a decent chance of surviving.
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Polls show they stand a decent chance of winning back the governor's mansion in New Jersey and holding the Virginia governorship.
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With the threat from the TSE gone, Mr Temer has a decent chance of completing his term, which ends in January 2019.
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However, for anesthesiologists, they set high rates because there's a decent chance they'll be able to get that rate from certain patients.
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The second thing you need to know about scooters is that there's a decent chance you're going to be riding one soon.
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He told CNBC Europe on Friday he believes there is a decent chance OPEC maintains compliance levels at 80 to 100 percent.
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At least, this time of year, there's a decent chance you have a fun vacation waiting for you at the other end.
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Given the estimated number of people with Prime, there's a half-decent chance you may have access to Instant Video right now.
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Mary Anne Marsh, a Massachusetts-based Democratic strategist and political analyst, said that there's a decent chance some will go to Trump.
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If you're an American wrestling fan, there's a decent chance you already recognize these Japanese stars before they show up in NXT.
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I hate thinking about the fact that there's a decent chance she will no longer feel so accepting of how she looks.
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And if you think you're repaying your debt correctly under the many terms of the program, there's a decent chance you're not.
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If you've stayed in a Starwood hotel in the past few years, there's a decent chance that hackers stole your personal data.
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There's a decent chance that we're going to start seeing a kind of a slow fight back against organized crime in Russia.
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But no matter where I go, with this app on my phone I've got a decent chance at a decent night's sleep.
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"This book is coming out May 30, so I still think there's a very decent chance he'll still be interested," he said.
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If you press shuffle and listen to any of Skizzy Mars' tracks, there's a decent chance you'll hear him go off about Uber.
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Again, with 81 games to go, there's still a decent chance the rest of Indiana's season won't be as theatrical as its opener.
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Which means if conditions in Syria are bad now — and they are — there's a decent chance it could all get so much worse.
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If you're reading about E3, there's a decent chance you're familiar with Razer, the popular gaming hardware company with a penchant for snakes.
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There's a decent chance Cuthbert orchestrated this whole thing in the hopes of going viral and if that's the case—well done, girl.
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And, based on the popularity of his party versus the others right now, he stands a decent chance of reclaiming his former job.
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But that takes time, and in the intervening days there is a decent chance the footage will be deleted, Ms. Conti-Cook said.
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And there is a decent chance that they may be the only ones with a real appetite to buy TV and film companies.
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Kelly has run on Medicaid expansion and, given the legislature's previous support, there seems to be a decent chance of that moving forward.
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Such deplorable conditions were all too common, he noted, symbolizing the failure to provide black South Africans with a decent chance at life.
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Our review just went live, and if you already preordered, there's a decent chance that you may have already received your new phone.
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Meaning there is a decent chance that Sanders could win most, if not all, of the 144 delegates awarded at the state level.
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There's a pretty decent chance you're not using any real Chrome apps at all, even if you use web apps all the time.
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There is, however, a decent chance that Lock (with help from Denver's defense) can keep the game close enough to beat the spread.
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If the answer to these questions is yes, there's a decent chance that your company or role doesn't align with your core values.
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Show up most days around noon and there's a decent chance you'll notice one skateboarder, Jagger Eaton, standing out slightly from the rest.
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That said, if the climate in southern states continue to shift, with winters becoming warmer, the bats have a decent chance of survival here.
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There was a decent chance, Tracey said, you could hack that response—use electricity to stop people from bleeding to death on the battlefield.
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But given how popular Game of Thrones has become, the project seems to have a decent chance of making it beyond the pilot phase.
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If Westbrook departed, and the Thunder fell to the bottom, there's a decent chance they might stay there for a very, very long time.
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There is a decent chance, given their personalities, that they will make each other maximally unattractive and go down in each other's death embrace.
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But it does serve as proof of concept: Lamb is a conservative Democrat with a decent chance of winning a deeply conservative Republican district.
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If we keep heading down the path we're going, there's a decent chance the surveillance state from George Orwell's 103 future will come true.
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Winning a majority in the election still looks like a big ask for him, but there is a decent chance that he will succeed.
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Sure, there was always a better-than-decent chance 2016 would yield a historic result: Hillary Clinton becoming the first woman to be president.
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Clinton or her staff, there would have been a decent chance that something classified would find its way onto the Clinton family private server.
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Democrats have a decent chance to retain control of the House in 713, but flipping the Republican-controlled Senate will be much more difficult.
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Donald Trump's white nationalist crusade and plutocratic cash grab are chugging along steadily—and there's a decent chance it'll continue for another half-decade.
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Decent chance of Denuclearization …" Under his predecessor, President Barack Obama, he said, the "relationship was horrendous and very bad things were about to happen.
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That means the case has a decent chance to go to trial, or at the very least gives Rodriguez leverage in negotiating a settlement.
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But the agents thought that he had lied and they thought they had a decent chance, I thought they had enough, to do an indictment.
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Add in the channel where those conversations are taking place and Slack has a decent chance of pointing you in the right direction, he said.
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Of the 14 candidates with a decent chance of winning a seat in the Senate according to a recent poll, ten fly the HNP banner.
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Of course, the usual crowdfunding caveats apply—untested product from an untested company, so there's a decent chance what you're promised will never show up.
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"He has only just started in the job and I think we need to give him a fair wind and a decent chance," he said.
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"However, she does think that there's a decent chance we could see a quick probe down toward $55, another powerful floor of support," Cramer said.
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Because of the high turnover in the service industry, on any given night, there's a decent chance that we're training a new bartender or barback.
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Amy Klobuchar, who looked likely to get embarrassed on Super Tuesday, Warren has a decent chance of actually surprising some people with her delegate haul.
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If your neighbor bought a new washer last June and you buy the same one this June, there's a decent chance it will be cheaper.
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The other wild-card spot, remarkably enough, still has a decent chance of going to Minnesota, which makes the playoffs in 51 percent of scenarios.
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At the same time, the Internet Archive has no reason to goad the industry into a lawsuit that it has a decent chance of losing.
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Finally, despite having announced its latest flagship just last month, there's a decent chance that Samsung might steal the show with a Galaxy Fold announcement.
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Jordy Nelson's status—rib injury—will be closely monitored during the week, as there's a better than decent chance this one could be a track meet.
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Because if they can show that women's access to abortions is being hindered in a major way, they have a decent chance of winning these cases.
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If you live in China and you've been on WeChat, there's a decent chance you've come across or at least heard of chatty teenager named Xiaoice.
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There's a decent chance sometime next year "move like Giannis" will permanently replace "move like a gazelle" as the go-to simile that describes graceful gallivanting.
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And if that sounds a little intimidating, don't worry: There's a decent chance you're already incorporating role-playing into your sex life without even realizing it.
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Reuters has reported Facebook has registered a company called Libra Networks in Switzerland, meaning there's a decent chance the social networking giant will stick with Libra.
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If you're among the more than 99 million Americans who set up a Christmas tree each year, there's a decent chance your tree comes from Oregon.
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Mark Hunt would be the most highly rated heavyweight I could see Lesnar having a decent chance against if he can get him to the ground.
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Under its terms, Mr Kasich will cease campaigning in Indiana, where Mr Cruz has a decent chance of winning many of the 57 delegates on offer.
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The Chargers (2-2) have a decent chance of winning, but nothing about their play so far seems to justify a 5-point spread over Oakland.
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"We think there is a decent chance that they can prove to be an extremely profitable, competitively advantaged company which will produce high returns," Anderson said.
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Read the drinks policy carefully If you're going on a cruise, there's a decent chance you'll want to enjoy a drink or two during your vacation.
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If you've ever been on a cruise, there's a decent chance you've been exposed to norovirus, a highly contagious virus spread through food, water and humans.
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You can invest today in commodities, and relative to other spots in the market right now, I think, have a decent chance of realizing financial gains.
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E-file.com provides coupon codes for discounted prices throughout the year, so there&aposs a decent chance you&aposll pay less than the prices listed above.
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"It does make me nervous to have sex using just condoms, because it feels like there's still a decent chance I might get pregnant." she says.
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That doesn't automatically render the executive order unconstitutional — in fact, there's a decent chance that a maximally cautious version of a visa ban could, ultimately, be upheld.
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If Marco Rubio and John Kasich dropped out this afternoon, Ted Cruz would have a decent chance at consolidating the conservative vote behind him and beating Trump.
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While Instagram doesn't tag your photos' location by default, there's still a decent chance you have unwittingly shared a location you didn't mean to at some point.
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Still, some of these new products, which CNBC recently looked at, appear to have a decent chance of catching the eye of at least a few travelers.
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If the changes do go through, proponents say there's a decent chance that internal condoms could finally become familiar and move from the fringes to the mainstream.
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Even if prosecutors don't bring more charges, there remains a decent chance that Singer's deep pool of clients is forced to defend their past decisions in public.
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And while Boston would hold the 31-year-old's Bird Rights, there's also a decent chance some other team will offer far more money in the offseason.
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After all, if Epstein did indeed keep a piano in the blue-and-white building, there was a decent chance he needed someone to occasionally tune it.
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If Europa's ocean also has a source of energy—think hydrothermal vents—and a few choice chemical elements, there's a decent chance it could support basic lifeforms.
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Okja is being distributed by Netflix, which meant there was a fairly decent chance the cast — including my future BFF — would be attending the big Netflix party.
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Even though their first-round pick will be available in 2019 and beyond, there's a decent chance it won't crack the top 10 for the foreseeable future.
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Whether you're hiking, doing yard work, or camping, there's a decent chance you'll need to regularly check yourself (and any canine companions) for the revolting tiny blood-suckers.
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Now, there is a decent chance Cambridge Analytica's work didn't actually do much to elect Trump; the firm's reputation in the political consulting community is less than stellar.
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As any boxer knows, when you go for the huge haymaker and miss, there's a decent chance that you end up on your back looking at the ceiling.
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But there is a decent chance that regardless of his performances in the cage, he could be remembered as one of the great social climbers in fighting history.
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Bennu caused a bit of a stir a few years ago when astronomers thought there was a decent chance it might smash into Earth in the next century.
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Admittedly, a Tory-Lib Dem coalition has a decent chance of securing a soft Brexit, but it is a very unlikely pairing given their Brexit stances seem irreconcilable.
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If they both stick around for the long haul, there's a decent chance their combined talent will be able to overcome most of the organization's most basic mistakes.
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If you were following either of these candidates between September 17 and December 22 last year, there's a decent chance you may have been included in Wang's analysis.
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A heat advisory is in effect (again): It could feel as swampy as 26 degrees today, with a decent chance of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and evening.
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I would not have given it away unless I thought there was a decent chance that the future would see this savage history for what it really was.
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Leaders in Tehran knew that if the country developed a nuclear weapon, it faced a decent chance of a military strike by Israel, the United States or both.
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Those destinations are certainly worthy ones, particularly on a weekday between October and May, when you will have a decent chance of having them nearly all to yourself.
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So barring a sudden transformation in the party and its leadership, a temporary, deficit-financed tax cut is the only thing that has a decent chance of happening.
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In the space of two minutes, Ozil missed a decent chance, McGovern denied Mario Goetze from close range and Joshua Kimmich's all too casual chip went over the bar.
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If you live in New York City, there's a decent chance your image, bleary-eyed and unprepared, is preserved on one of Daniel Arnold's massive stockpile of film rolls.
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The best thing about falling in love with a Stephen King character — something I've done many, many times — is that there's a decent chance you might meet them again.
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"Because the lava intrusion is still active and earthquakes are still occurring, we still think there's a decent chance of new eruptive activity at the surface," Steven Brantley said.
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The other is that Uber and its new CEO stumble or run in place, at which point there is a decent chance that shareholders would clamor for your return.
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How long the delay will actually be is still up the air — there's a decent chance the company might not mention an ETA for fear of missing the mark.
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On the other hand, if NATO's mission today is to deter Russia from its neighbors in Eastern Europe, there is a decent chance that the risk outweighs the reward.
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This means that in order to have a decent chance of having one or more children, most women will need to consider undergoing multiple costly cycles of egg freezing.
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She said that if the latest round of potential duties were removed, alongside the September tariffs, "China has a pretty decent chance of getting to 6% (GDP in 2020)."
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If you've spent much time exploring any of Asia's largest cities, or this website, there's a decent chance that you're intimately familiar with the concept of the animal café.
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JON CARAMANICA If you're spending any time with young family members this holiday weekend, there's a decent chance you'll get a taste of "Moana," the new animated Disney film.
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Comparable resolve, however, and a far greater sense of urgency are needed from the federal government if the crippled island is ever to have a decent chance at recovery.
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This means there is a decent chance that even if the American Health Care Act passed the Senate, the fix to close the loophole for legislators still might not.
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If there's a decent chance that your income could drop, begin adjusting your budget right away and estimate whether your reduced income will be sufficient to cover your expenses.
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Matt Nagy of the Chicago Bears has a decent chance to win tonight, but the group is currently 2-4 for the week and 4193-4183 for the season.
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The Family Matching System pairs other users with similar genetic make-up, so if you're looking for a long lost sibling, there's a decent chance you'll find them here.
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The outcome in Espinoza is uncertain, but there is a decent chance that this case will be dismissed on jurisdictional grounds, with Roberts crossing over to join the liberals.
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He said that the Islamic State's control in parts of Iraq and Syria "will soon be destroyed" and that there was a "decent chance of Denuclearization" in North Korea.
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Two of Spencer's tomes made the New York Times best-seller list; there's a decent chance you've seen him on Fox News in the wake of a terrorist attack.
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Current polls are showing Democrats with a decent chance of retaking the US House of Representatives, but the Senate flipping blue is considered much more of a long shot.
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And if we can avoid the same mistakes that led us to banish fat from our food, we stand a decent chance of keeping our technological diets balanced and healthy.
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If you're reading this and you live on planet Earth in the Year of Our Lord 2017, there's a decent chance that you feel stressed and generally awful right now.
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But with inflation about to go above the bank's 2% target, financial markets think there is a decent chance of an interest-rate rise by the end of the year.
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While there seems to be a decent chance that the gay plaintiffs will be able to assemble five votes for their position, Ms. Stephens may struggle to find a majority.
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In fact, there's a decent chance you didn't see it, don't know anyone who did, and have been left to wonder why it's on this list in the first place.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Spot a woman walking around town in Lululemon pants, and there's at least a decent chance she isn't coming from or going to a workout.
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Altogether, these details support a semi-convincing argument that almost every one of this year's eight Best Picture nominees has a decent chance of winning Best Picture in the end.
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Solo players can also choose the level of difficulty they want to play at (though, let's be honest, there's a decent chance that most games will end in a tie).
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The country's polling firms, some of which had given Macri a decent chance of winning reelection, received sharp criticism for failing to predict the result by such a wide margin.
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In part, this situation is the side effect of a good thing: With more TV outlets serving more-targeted audiences, a daring, unconventional show has a decent chance of surviving.
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While refresh rates aren't new, there's a decent chance you've never even had to think about it when buying a phone, computer monitor, TV, or any other type of display.
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An early barrage of illness in the South has begun to spread more broadly, and there's a decent chance flu season could peak much earlier than normal, health officials say.
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Climate change is poised to become the largest driver of human migration in the world, and still there's at least a decent chance you've never heard anyone talk about it.
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So, if King ends up bringing a date to the 20133 Oscars, there's a decent chance it will be her son, who she brought to the 2019 Golden Globes, as well.
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According to an expert on sentencing, there is a decent chance Bill Cosby will never see the inside of a prison cell — depending on how long the appeals process drags on.
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He doesn't have to show that he has a mastery of every issue but that he has a clear sense of direction and a pretty decent chance of succeeding in office.
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The first round of the playoffs typically features a handful of blowouts and sweeps, but there's a decent chance that this year's Western Conference series will be competitive across the board.
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While the bill has a decent chance of moving through the House, where Democrats hold the majority, it may face a more difficult path to passage in the GOP-controlled Senate.
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Diddy will be holding court at the Playboy Mansion right after the Grammys ... and there's a decent chance it will be the last party of its kind at the legendary spot.
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If you're really worried that an otherwise excellent candidate won't be elected, isn't that a reason to fight if there's a decent chance that people can be brought around and convinced?
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So off-duty officers (like any citizen) can reasonably decide to involve themselves where there's a decent chance they can help and there's no moral or legal bar to doing so.
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Given that the president recently resolved in Asia to "no longer tolerate these chronic trade abuses," there's a decent chance that approved tariff rates may go above and beyond USITC recommendations.
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According to this line of thinking, here's an alarming tidbit: If you regularly travel by plane, there's a decent chance you've flown with an airline that was bankrupt at the time.
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If it takes off the way Disney hopes it will, there seems to be a decent chance they'll try and use up the rest of the remaining source material in future films.
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For a while, each time her phone rang, there had been a decent chance it was Shirley, calling to invite her to some opera outing, mah jong night, or private shopping event.
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But keep in mind that "Game of Thrones" has made many changes to the book series, so there's a decent chance that the dagger has been hiding somewhere unexpected on the show.
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However, if the Spurs are really a better team, they should have a decent chance to make up their current 2.5-game deficit in the standings and become the top seed themselves.
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If you were affected by the absolutely humongous Yahoo data breaches in recent years — and given they were so damn big, there's a decent chance you were — you may be in luck.
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Decent chance of Denuclearization... ...Time will tell what will happen with North Korea, but at the end of the previous administration, relationship was horrendous and very bad things were about to happen.
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The Jaguars (3-3) botched a decent chance to tie the game early in the fourth period when Blake Bortles fumbled on one play and then threw an interception on the next.
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"Over the next few months, this bill has a decent chance, even though getting Cotton and Cardin together on anything will be tough," Eurasia Group Chairman Cliff Kupchan said in a briefing.
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A gun fires where it's pointed, after all, and the thinking is that if you can jump the gunman when he is not actively aiming at you, you've got a decent chance.
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The privacy bill is one of the few pieces of legislation that lobbyists believe has a decent chance of becoming law because it is a bipartisan concern and does not cost taxpayers money.
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For instance, if you were watching the end of the Oscars this year, there's a decent chance you thought "what the hell?" and looked for an image to express that to a friend.
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He said President Mauricio Macri still had a decent chance of re-election, the country was in better shape than in the past to counter the crisis, and that inflation should gradually slow.
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The weather system — which promised heavy rain and potential floods for both sides of the panhandle — still had a "decent chance" of becoming a tropical storm Monday night or early Tuesday, he added.
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And whoever wins the nomination for either party will have a decent chance of becoming America's next president: the past few elections have been decided by slim margins in a handful of states.
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Bernstein analyst Daniel Roeska, who expects more governments to impose travel restrictions over the coronavirus, said there is a "decent chance" that some airlines will require government help in the next eight weeks.
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Video: Bernie Sanders explains his political revolution As we've seen several times during the Obama administration, left-wing Democratic Party senators have a decent chance to block executive branch appointees they don't like.
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If you live in a first-world country with great healthcare and limited social inequality, congratulations—there's a decent chance you'll live well into your 280s, according to a new study in The Lancet.
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There's a decent chance iOS 9.3 will be released on Monday—it's been available as a public beta for several months—with features like a password-protected Notes app and something called Night Shift.
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Lastly, there's a pretty decent chance that your investment portfolio is probably going to perform very differently from the Dow Jones, which again is only made up of a small handful of U.S. multinationals.
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Siljestrom had been studying the field and realized that, thanks to a favorably short list of alternate teams, they had a decent chance to sneak into the draw given the spate of injury retirements.
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For some, this take will be held fresh out of an 800-degree oven, but there's a decent chance Collins will wind up as one of the three best players from his draft class.
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David Brooks If you grew up in the 20th century, there's a decent chance you wanted to be like Miles Davis, Billie Holiday, Humphrey Bogart, Albert Camus, Audrey Hepburn, James Dean or Jimi Hendrix.
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Of course, some women suffered greatly — but most women lived in cities and towns where they had a decent chance of finding competent doctors, midwives, chiropractors, and others who did abortions outside of the law.
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And while marijuana is going to remain illegal at the federal level for the foreseeable future, there is now a decent chance that Congress might pass a law ensuring that cannabis companies can be banked.
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Well-known candidates in that position at this point in the nomination process have won about a third to two-fifths of the time, which is a pretty decent chance in a field of 20.
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So no, Jeff Bezos probably isn't going to get a bunch of money from the owners of five fake reviews sites, and there's a decent chance Amazon won't even put the reviewers out of business.
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Frenchman Julian Alaphillipe (Etixx-Quick Step) is in second place, 12 seconds off the pace, with a decent chance of claiming yellow in Wednesday's fifth stage, a 216-km trek in the Massif Central mountains.
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All of these put together give the ReSpeaker a decent chance of not being as bad as, say, a DIY Amazon Echo built with a Raspberry Pi, cheap USB microphone, and a couple Python scripts.
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For his swings he'd use his palm or his wrist, and he would only throw his fists in well set up punches which he felt he had a decent chance of landing cleanly and safely.
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In short, on our watch, we have a decent chance of virtually wiping out ills that have plagued humanity for thousands of generations, from illiteracy to the most devastating kind of hand-to-mouth poverty.
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But a no-holds-barred campaign rooted in racial resentment and a hardline immigration stance re-creates the dynamics of his last campaign — giving Trump a decent chance of keeping the White House in 2020.
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There aren't many things qualified to fill the yawning hole between Game of Thrones seasons (not to mention books), but if there's one thing that stands a decent chance it's another George RR Martin adaptation.
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If James waits a week to make his decision, there's a decent chance some team will approach Redick with a juicy proposition that requires his answer before Philadelphia knows how its cap situation will look.
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Not everyone is lucky enough to find himself ringing the doorbell of one of his literary heroes, let alone with a decent chance of being let in, and I was somewhat dumbstruck at the privilege.
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And there&aposs a decent chance that one such techie could become the new owner of the 13,014-square-foot residence at 61 Faxon Road — if they shell out the asking price of $27 million.
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And the benefits of staying honest decline, because everybody is cutting in front of you in line to see the doctor, or winning the contracts that you might have had a decent chance of getting.
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When I was secretary of state, I went around the world advocating for our country but also advocating for women's rights to make sure that women had a decent chance to have a better life.
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But both Republican and Democratic House aides said talks between the two parties were continuing and there was a decent chance for a quick compromise, more so because of the latest revelations about Trump's eldest son.
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" There is a "decent chance," the ruling said, that someone in a courtroom would laugh at a judge's joke due to the "courtroom's power dynamic and not by a genuine belief that the joke was funny.
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It would also suggest that the President has a decent chance of building support for the rest of his agenda, that includes a push for tax reform and a program to repair the nation's decaying infrastructure.
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Once most drug users are hell bent on getting high—be it on molly, acid, ketamine, or some other chemical—there's a decent chance they'll take the drug regardless of what a basic test kit says.
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Indiana is one of the last remaining battlegrounds in the race for the Republican nomination — and Hoosiers' search data, much like recent polls, suggests a decent chance that Indiana voters could hand the nomination to Trump.
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Precisely because Erdogan has driven the economy off a cliff, there's a modest chance he'll have to face a runoff election next month, and a decent chance his A.K.P. party won't get a majority in Parliament.
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That's part of the reason that Republicans stand a decent chance of winning Senate seats in places Mr. Trump won, like Missouri, North Dakota, Arizona and Indiana, where the White House's message fuels the G.O.P. base.
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Britain's new Brexit deal has a "decent chance" of clearing parliament on Saturday, Finance Minister Sajid Javid said, but some investors are wary because debate so far on Brexit has been fractious and difficult to predict.
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But given Game of Thrones' popularity, and the seeming alacrity with which House of the Dragon was greenlit, it's possible that the other remaining spinoffs have a decent chance of making it beyond the pilot phase.
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Forest Like everyone whose working life has moved online, my concentration has been shot to hell, which is why I'll happily try out anything with a halfway-decent chance of making me less distractible and more productive.
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But now that it has a decent chance at passing, legislators might try and tack on the repeal ofother Obamacare provisions — and try to convince the Senate parliamentarian that these pieces also relate to the federal budget.
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There's the old-fashioned way of adding celebrities, which is to know what their usernames are and type them in—there's a decent chance this is going to be advertised somewhere on their other social media accounts.
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Comedy Central kept a stiff upper lip, knowing that with strong brands and Stewart as an executive producer on both Noah's Daily Show and The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore, it had a decent chance of continuity.
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You are a modern person of some means, and so if you die in a storm there's a decent chance you'll be killed by generators, chainsaws, or electricity in a way that is neither heroic nor unavoidable.
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If he can bump his accuracy off the dribble up and force defenders to take away those tough looks, there's a decent chance LaVine can evolve into the most valuable type of weapon NBA basketball currently knows.
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But make no mistake: High-deductible insurance (and the Republican plans that feature these ideas prominently) won't fix complaints about high out-of-pocket costs — and stand a decent chance of making those complaints even more widespread.
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As more consumers trade in their glass of Chardonnay for 0-calorie, 0-headache, higher "buzz for the buck" cannabis flower, I suspect we'll have a more than decent chance of sighting that unicorn sooner or later.
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All the major sports rights are locked up through 2021 but during the next round of negotiations, there's a decent chance that in addition to CBS, Turner and ESPN, you'll see Amazon, Facebook or Netflix in the mix.
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Four cups in one day and there's a decent chance I'm on the floor of my kids' room all night wondering how many more blocks I need to break the world record for largest Lego rabbit ever built.
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And if you have a Nexus 9 or 10, there's a decent chance it's sitting in a drawer anyway, so loading up a fresh UI on it might be a good way to give it a second life.
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We got Fisher out at LAX, and talked to him all about who may, or may not be there when he and Govan jump the broom ... and it seems there's a pretty decent chance Kobe WON'T be there.
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"If the President reads or hears enough about these Xi-in-trouble stories, you have to believe there is a decent chance that he'll walk away to see if he can get a better bargaining position," he said.
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But now that it has a decent chance at passing, legislators might try and tack on the repeal of other Obamacare provisions — and try to convince the Senate parliamentarian that these pieces also relate to the federal budget.
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Given the low price when compared to similar devices from Roku and Apple, and the fact that it will be sold in Walmart, XIaomi's first US product has a decent chance of finding an audience in the States.
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He is up for parole tomorrow, and it seemed like he had a decent chance of receiving it—that is, until word started to trickle out that he may have jeopardized an early release by getting caught masturbating.
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"If ethereum evolves to be the next generation of the internet, we have a decent chance of being the next generation of a company like Alphabet," said Andrew Keys, co-founder of ConsenSys Capital, a branch of ConsenSys.
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In the early stages you'll want to get a close range and mid range weapon ASAP (ideally a shotgun and an assault rifle) — this will give you at least a half-decent chance against opponents both indoors and outdoors.
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And underwater sex usually seems like a pretty great idea during the summer, particularly during a vacation: It's hot out, you're likely near a body of water, and if you are, there's a decent chance you're half-naked already.
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The latest call was from Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman, who told the World Government Summit in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on Sunday that there's a decent chance the global economy is headed for a recession this year.
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While they knew it was unlikely they could create a fighter that could fly faster than a reconnaissance plane, there was a decent chance that it could outfly the bomber since the bomber would have to carry more weight.
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If you went to camp, there's a decent chance you've either made or at least seen a god's eye, a craft made from two sticks glued into a cross formation with yarn wound around them to create a diamond-like pattern.
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Cleveland's results have been all over the place this season, making it hard to predict from week to week, but there's a decent chance the Browns keep this game closer than 13 points, even if a win is a long shot.
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The EU has sent mixed signals on whether it will delay Brexit for a third time, but there's a decent chance leaders will acquiesce if it means avoiding a costly and catastrophic no-deal exit at the end of the month.
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So while it's theoretically possible for Spiegel to squander any profits Snap might generate in the future, there's actually a decent chance that he'll be a good steward of shareholder funds, whether they can vote to oust him or not.
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Admittedly he hasn't been in the show since Season 224, but there's no reason to think he's dead (and he was spotted at Belfast Airport last September, which means there's a decent chance he'll finally be back for Season 22017).
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Where it stands: This saga will likely drag on for months, maybe even years, and there's a decent chance nothing much comes of it — a strange yet not entirely unexpected outcome to a scandal that nobody even cares about anymore.
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There's a lot of those that exist in a lot of these social networks or YouTube, where if you showed up in 210 and uploaded videos with any kind of frequency, decent chance you were going to become a YouTube star.
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Millennium Falcon Ice Molds — $9.99 See Details Considering the fact that snoring affects approximately 37 million of us on a regular basis, there's a decent chance you know at least one person who could benefit from these anti-storing straps.
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A privacy bill is one of the few pieces of potential legislation that lobbyists believe has a decent chance of becoming law because it is a bipartisan concern and does not cost taxpayers money, according to a source following the matter.
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If you've ever spent a hungover afternoon hopping between old Westwood freestyles and Lord of the Mics clashes on YouTube, there's a decent chance that you'll have happened upon a curiously growing phenomenon: Americans recording themselves reacting to grime videos.
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The three kicks out of the same chamber principle—the side kick, hook kick and round kick all look alike as they come up and if the opponent is reaching for one, he has a decent chance of eating another.
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Getting Lineker to swing at nothing seems as if it would be a sound idea, he loads up and throws so hard that if he doesn't tire himself out there's at least a decent chance of him suffering a herniated disc.
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Yet if liberal politicians can stay inside the boundaries of the politically possible and avoid making promises they cannot keep, LBJ's example suggests, then they have a decent chance of vanquishing the right, if not of utterly transforming American society.
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Democrats have a decent chance of winning control of the House of Representatives in November along with several governorships and state legislative chambers as voters across the country are energized by what they consider to be a dangerous Trump presidency.
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Any AI characters in the area who see the flare will also come running, and there's a decent chance the game will spawn a wave of enemies to bring the fight to you on top of any human-controlled attacks.
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In other words, even if you made sure to obscure your face in most of your Instagram photos, the system would have a decent chance identifying you as long as there are one or two where your face is fully visible.
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If the police search a car and find an antique gun in the trunk, as long as there isn't any ammunition lying around, the suspect can claim to be a collector and has a decent chance of getting away with it.
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But there is a decent chance that they may be the only ones with a real appetite to buy TV and film companies, even though last week's Time Warner ruling gives big tech and telcos the go-ahead to consolidate.
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While the three states up for grabs this year are ruby red, voters tend to view gubernatorial contests separately from federal elections, giving minority parties a decent chance to win even in states where their candidates ordinarily fall well short.
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You know it will be a fluffy over-dramatized version of what ... There's a decent chance that for a lot of people ... first of all, there's a whole generation that doesn't even know that story anymore, or a couple of generations.
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The Federal Reserve is "clearly" not going to hike rates at its meeting this week thanks to May's disappointing jobs report, but there is a "decent" chance it will raise rates in July, Jan Hatzius, chief economist at Goldman Sachs, said Monday.
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Poels, who was second overall with a decent chance to give Sky their sixth title in seven years, fell off his bike seven kilometers from the finish in the hilly 198-km ride from Sisteron to Vence, and suffered a possible shoulder injury.
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Public Sacrifice If you work for a school or nonprofit of any sort, there is a decent chance that your workplace retirement savings plan is not as good as it could be — if you are lucky enough to have one at all.
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There might be some rust, as key offensive contributors sat out for most of the preseason, but these model franchises have represented the N.F.C. in the last two Super Bowls, and there is a decent chance one will be back this season.
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Had Mr. Giuliani stayed out of the Trump scrum, he would have had a decent chance at an enviable legacy in which the world would have remembered him as the strong and calming mayor presiding over New York City during 9/11.
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In the 20163s and '60s, if you were at the Palladium or one of the other nightclubs in New York where Latin jazz was played and elegant dancers tried the newest Cuban-inspired steps, there's a decent chance that you heard Mr. Santos.
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Players his size, with his shooting, passing, and intelligence don't grow on trees, and if the Sixers are more successful this year than they were in 2018, there's a decent chance Šarić's individual improvement will be one of the biggest reasons why.
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So, yes, despite her similarly frustrating lack of wins, Adams doesn't have her own page on Know Your Meme just yet, but there's a pretty decent chance that will finally change if things don't go favorably for her (once again) at this year's Oscars.
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" READ: South Korea supplied oil to North Korea and didn't tell anyone A day later Trump lashed out at Coats and his fellow intel chiefs on Twitter, saying there was a "decent chance of denuclearization," advising them that "perhaps intelligence should go back to school.
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The risk here is that, armed with an email address (often easily guessable based on a few clues like these), and sans two-factor authentication, an attacker has a pretty decent chance of getting into that account and getting access to the Presidential Twitter.
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In December, someone could get in line six to eight hours before curtain time and have a decent chance at a "Hamilton" cancellation ticket, said Robert Samuel, chief executive of line-waiting service Same Ole Line Dudes, which has had to introduce "Hamilton"-specific policies.
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THERE is a decent chance that the pro-business Free Democrats will join the next German government under Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU), either as her sole coalition partner or alongside the Greens in a so-called "Jamaica" formation (black-yellow-green, like the flag).
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Dive on in below: Marvel made an appearance at Disney's D23 Expo last week, premiering the first footage from the hugely anticipated Avengers: Infinity War, and there's a decent chance that trailer will be making a more public appearance at the studio's Hall H panel.
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When I was secretary of state, I went around the world advocating for our country, but also advocating for women's rights, to make sure that women had a decent chance to have a better life and negotiated a treaty with Russia to lower nuclear weapons.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Decent chance of some scattered rain showers this evening as well, and again they could be mixed with a bit of sleet or snow, especially north and west of D.C. Shower chances diminish overnight with lows down to the mid-30s.
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Irving is surrounded by Gordon Hayward and Al Horford, two of the sport's most selfless, talented players at their respective positions, and if his three-point attempts rise to seven or eight per game, there's a decent chance the 25-year-old will average 30 a night.
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It doesn't matter that Bisping had been boxing Silva up and continued to out point the middleweight great, the rest of the fight was very uncomfortable as there was a decent chance that Bisping was getting hit in the head on top of an existing concussion.
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Consistent Inconsistencies in Andre Drummond's Game Watch any stretch of a Pistons game when Andre Drummond is on the floor and there's a decent chance that at some point you'll hear Stan Van Gundy howling in frustration at a poor decision made by his franchise center.
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At times, he said, his hospital has been forced to choose among multiple patients with a decent chance of survival in order to use its limited resources — mainly ventilators and the trained nurses to run them 24 hours a day — to save only a few of them.
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If you ask your senator to co-sponsor a bill on mud-flap dimensions or to propose a change to the bottling requirements for apple cider or to vote in favor of increased funding for a rare childhood disease, you stand a decent chance of succeeding.
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On the pure trade battlefront, I left China feeling that there's a decent chance a limited deal — rolling back some American tariffs in exchange for a resumption of certain Chinese purchases, particularly of agricultural products, from the United States — can be reached in the near term.
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It's virtually guaranteed that the Dodd-Frank act will be at least seriously weakened, and while we can safely assume that Donald Trump won't tear up the Iran and Cuba deals on day one, there is at least a decent chance he will try to renegotiate them.
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While this still means that one out of a thousand messages gets through (so Barrister Jon Price still has a decent chance of getting to inform you of that random online lottery winning of £552,000,00 you weren't expecting), the company argues that this is a pretty good number.
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Because those budgets will be very similar to each other, there's a decent chance the two houses of Congress will agree to a joint budget that they'll both pass like they're supposed to (though they'll disagree on some things, so it's not inevitable an actual budget will pass).
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A decision is likely a few months away, but intellectual property lawyers said ZeniMax has a decent chance of getting the order, which would mean Facebook faces a tough choice between paying a possibly hefty settlement or fighting on at risk of jeopardizing its position in the sector.
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"I hope, pray and believe there's a decent chance that four Republicans will join us — if they do, we will have a fair trial," Schumer said on ABC's "This Week with George Stephanopoulos," noting the minimum number of Republicans that Democrats will need to follow through on their request.
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I think you are well within your rights to decline to contribute, but there is a decent chance you will pay what amounts to a social cost for doing so: Your manager and other colleagues may, even unconsciously, suspect that on some level you're not really a team player.
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But he gave about the best performance he could've hoped for, which should give him a decent chance of outpacing Rubio and maybe even Cruz too in the state: The longer, the bloodier, and the sillier this campaign season is, the better it is for the eventual Democratic nominee.
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"If the semis can make it to the end of this week without rolling over, she says that would be a good sign and the upside could be significant, but there's also a decent chance the group will get slammed and retest its December low," the "Mad Money" host concluded.
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And 22019% of S&P 2400, by the way, company revenues come from outside of the United States, so it's not affected headline GDP growth here yet but I think there's a decent chance you'll see it spill over into it if this goes on for long enough or intensifies.
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Today's puzzle is a good example of the struggle that constructors and editors go through to clue a puzzle so that everyone has a decent chance at solving at least some of the grid, and can then go to work on entries that might not be in their particular wheelhouse.
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"The book is coming out May 30, so I still think there's a very decent chance he'll still be president," Franken told USA Today in an interview last week, alluding to the ongoing probes consuming the White House over Russian election interference and ties between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
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The other side of the coin is that if you're a beginner, there's a decent chance you'll wreak some havoc on your first fly line or two, and they might not last as long in the beginning as they will down the road once you've learned to care for them.
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Short of going the Doc Johnson route and setting up a proprietary factory (which isn't really feasible for smaller companies), it'd be hard to get around tariffs, which means there's a decent chance of increased prices,or lower product quality, if companies are intent on maintaining a certain price point.
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By stepping out to the same side from which the strike is thrown, it's path can be lengthened and while this doesn't aid the speed or allow the fighter to sneak it in by shaving the distance travelled, it does give it a decent chance of circumventing the opponent's guard.
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The ideal time for the surgery is from 24 to 26 weeks of pregnancy, Dr. Belfort said — early enough to prevent some nerve damage, but late enough so that the baby has a decent chance of surviving and doing well if something goes wrong and it has to be delivered.
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"If Republicans play their cards right, I think there's a decent chance they can get a handful of Democrats to vote with them, but based on what I've seen so far over the year, I'm not convinced it's going to happen," said Jim Manley, a former longtime Senate Democratic leadership aide.
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Those four factors suggest that, if Walsh makes good on his "get in the President's face every day" pledge, there is a decent chance he could have an influence in the presidential race that extends beyond his chances of actually toppling Trump, which, as I noted above, are pretty damn close to zero.
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CES is also now the default venue for big splash reveals of new electric vehicles that have at least a decent chance of never making it to market: Last year, Faraday Future had one of the splashiest I've ever attended at a huge rented out warehouse in Las Vegas during the annual consumer electronics expo.
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After a down year in 2018, he's right back to his usual passing pace for a season (he had seven straight 4,000-yard seasons before last season.) Based on his age, 31, and trajectory there's a decent chance he ends up the N.F.L.'s career leader in passing yards, or at least near the top.
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That means that if you get coronavirus and spread it to three other people — and statistically, the average person who catches it and doesn't take any social distancing measures does spread it to two or three people — there's a scarily decent chance that you will spread it to someone for whom it might be deadly.
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On Saturday night, it is entirely possible that he could fail to be elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his sixth year of eligibility and fourth year as a finalist, while a pair of receivers who trail him in nearly every major receiving category stand a decent chance of getting in.
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While a few critical tweets may seem innocuous to some, for the Sixers, they threaten to damage the upcoming offseason of a team with a decent chance to land NBA superstar LeBron James, sign other key free agents like Paul George, and keep their young nucleus of talented players happy as they continue to pursue an NBA championship.
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So there's a case that, if the Department of the Interior was so directed or inspired, it could start a preservation program for digital works under the current law, and while I'm not a lawyer, it could stand a decent chance of holding up in court, based on what we've seen with Domino's Pizza LLC v. Robles.
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Presumptive Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE says there's a decent chance he picks a former rival in the presidential race to be his running mate.
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There are almost too many variables to keep track of, but here are some ways the Kavanaugh story could play out: Scenario 1: Republicans rally, confirm Kavanaugh If the hearing goes forward and Ford is not believable or if it is canceled because she won't testify, there's a decent chance Republicans could rally around Kavanaugh and confirm him.
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"From the time you opened this letter to the time you get to the bottom of it, there's a decent chance that our President will have violated the constitution, obstructed justice, lied to the American people, encouraged or supported acts of violence, or committed some horrible mistake that would've ended any other politician's career (or sent you or I to jail)," Moore wrote.
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Data: Kaiser Family Foundation; Chart: Andrew Witherspoon / Axios The bottom line: If Congress can keep the focus on market stabilization and doesn't get mired in another divisive debate about health reform, and the news media can keep this relatively manageable problem in perspective for the public, there is at least a decent chance for bipartisan cooperation and a successful outcome.
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The bill still has a decent chance of passing, but if voting will be secret — Senate speaker Piero Grasso has not made a decision on that yet — anything may happen, especially after comedian Beppe Grillo, the leader of the anti-establishment Five Star Movement, told his deputies and senators that they are free to vote as they wish on the bill.
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There's also a decent chance some other team will be in search of a starting point guard over the next few weeks: the Timberwolves, Utah Jazz, San Antonio Spurs, New Orleans Pelicans, New York Knicks, Toronto Raptors, and one or two others may be willing to overpay for an intriguing ball-handler who positively impacts both ends of the floor.
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"[Kennedy] did extremely well considering you had five strong candidates...and then with the backdrop of Trump's popularity, the question is what kind of scenario can you come up with that would allow Campbell to have a decent chance and nobody can come up with a scenario that's feasible," said Baton Rouge pollster Bernie Pinsonat, who runs Southern Media & Opinion Research.
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Experts said that, without Scalia, the court is somewhat less likely to come up with the five votes needed to step in, but there's still a decent chance it will do so because absentee ballots are already being sent out for the March 15 primary and some justices of both parties are often reluctant to interfere with an election already underway.
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President Trump called his top intelligence leaders "naive" a day after they briefed Congress and directly contradicted Mr. Trump's rosier appraisal of threats facing the U.S. In a series of tweets, Mr. Trump insisted that the Islamic State's control in parts of Iraq and Syria "will soon be destroyed" and that there was a "decent chance of Denuclearization" in North Korea.
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The Raiders (2-10) have been fairly awful this season, and on talent they should get blown out, but a combination of James Conner being out for Pittsburgh, the Steelers having regularly played down to the level of their competition, and Oakland's offense having recently shown some life, there is a decent chance that the Raiders make the double-digit point spread seem foolish.
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If you take a quick scroll on your own phone camera roll, there's a decent chance that you have at least one photo that you do not want someone else to see: outtakes from a food pic set-up you tried really hard to create; a photo of your partner sleeping in bed with your pet; a mirror pic of you in a new bathing suit — you get the picture.
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Sen. Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE said there is "a very decent chance" that President Trump will still be in office when the Minnesota Democrat's book comes out on May 30.
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But this year, with a Republican Congress that the Chamber spent big to elect and a Republican president almost completely devoid of policy ideas, much on Donohue's wish list has a decent chance of becoming vital to the Trump/Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) agenda.
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The Roadster and its fake driver were selected by SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk as the payload for the Falcon Heavy's first flight in part because there was more than a decent chance that whatever was sent up on that first trip was going to end up little more than ash or fiery debris, but the launch actually went very smoothly — despite warnings to the contrary by Musk himself.
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If your partner reads romance — first of all, if you don't think they do, there's a decent chance you're wrong and you just don't know it — read what they're reading because if they're comfortable telling you what one of their favorite titles is or especially a title that they found sexy, fun and exciting, wouldn't you want to read it and see what your partner is responding to?
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When the Cardinals announced a future home-and-home series in 2013 with a team that had gone 5-7 the prior season in a less competitive conference, they might not have realized that they were setting themselves up for the challenge of a late-season date visiting the No. 6 Houston Cougars (3-0), who stand a decent chance of being selected for the playoff from outside the Power 5 conferences.
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She was known for that—she gave and gave and reached out to others, no matter how badly they'd treated her, even a meanie like Alma, who (yes, O.K., she admitted it) she'd often wished dead, so that she might have a decent chance at the man she loved and a real house and all the things you were supposed to get in this world—but, no, she didn't wish Alma dead anymore, because she, Debi, was love , was forgiveness , was goodness , was light; where there was need there was Debi, which was why she was about to do what she was about to— She stepped out, umbrella up, yelled across. Wait.
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