Politicians decide a career in the universities, decide the roll of banks, decide everything.
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Meantime, decide not to decide yet on the bar mitzvah.
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The people will decide, and watching what the people decide and how they decide is far more important than the decision itself.
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That's for you all to decide, not for me to decide.
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"The market will decide what it wants to decide," he said.
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Many people decide to fast, many people decide not to fast.
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Decide you're hot shit—no one else can decide this for you.
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If we decide, or I decide, to keep her in my life.
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I'll decide your bonus, and I'll decide when you're ready to be promoted.
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If we do decide to go, we'll decide in time to be viable.
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You know that players decide if they want to leave, they can decide.
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We decide how we want to look, we decide when we feel sexy.
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Should the United States decide to retaliate, any countermeasures could take months to decide.
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JIM CHANOS: You know, I'll let the lawyers decide that and the SEC decide that.
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For every person we decide to write about there are innumerable others we decide against.
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OPEC could decide to cut oil production, but has yet to decide on a plan.
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Or, rather: You don't decide, but an imaginative use of propaganda will decide for you.
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"That's for the courts and regulators to decide, not for me to decide," he added.
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You are going to decide — the people in this room pretty much are going to decide.
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You are going to decide, the people in this room pretty much, are going to decide.
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Unable to decide between Palmerston and Lord Russell, the meeting resolved to let Queen Victoria decide.
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That judge will now decide whether to issue another court order to decide the clinic's fate.
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"He didn't decide what I wanted him to decide," Cook told Bloomberg in a post-event interview.
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In other words, the people get to decide only if they don't decide in favor of Clinton.
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Many will decide that it doesn't make sense for them, and many will decide that it does.
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It must also decide which cases to hear, how broadly to decide them and on what basis.
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If you decide quickly, and especially if you decide before others do, founders tend to appreciate that.
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Yeah, and so the interesting thing is where you decide to integrate and how you decide to integrate.
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The EU may decide today to grant another extension for the U.K. Parliament to decide how to proceed.
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It's more about the person you are and not the clothes you decide or not decide to wear.
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Since there's no central authority to decide how to proceed, it's up to the fractured community to decide.
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It added that "a state must decide by itself whom it accepts -- it's not the migrants who decide".
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Justice Sotomayor is not given only the Puerto Rican cases to decide; she helps decide all the cases.
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It's about how you prioritize the information, which information you decide to show me and when you decide to show it to me, and in what form you decide to show it to me.
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And in America, I decide for myself with, you know, I get signals from the market and I decide.
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Parents decide how much time kids get per day, and then kids get to decide how to use it.
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He will then either decide on the request himself or allow the full court of nine justices to decide.
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"The owners should meet and decide on this rule the way they decide on any other rule," Mnuchin said.
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This is a foreign adversary trying to decide or help decide who is going to be an American president.
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So doing a sweeping thing versus consulting, say, the parents, you can't decide between what ... Parents can always decide.
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"I'll decide what I want to decide and then I'll let people know when I want to," he said.
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Courts will decide if there was anything illegal, while public opinion and history will decide if it was ethical.
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Others might decide to join the Resistance, while still others may decide to pledge their allegiance to the First Order.
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And just as important as it was to decide when to start, was to decide when I would walk away.
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You decide how many meals per week you want (4, 6, 8 or 10), and you decide what you like.
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JoJo couldn't decide between James and Alex, so with a little help from Chris Harrison, she decided not to decide.
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"She could decide in a week or she could decide in six months to make a police report," Houlé said.
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If you don't decide what your employment brand stands for and who your company needs, candidates will decide for you.
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Maybe. But he also had to decide to care, and decide to make a career out of caring for others.
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Turnout is the proportion of registered voters who actually decide to vote, versus the registered voters who decide not to.
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But we rarely talk about the women who — once they're free to decide — decide to have no children at all.
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No. That's the difference between a person who wants to decide for others, or who wants to decide for themselves.
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Two of my coworkers decide to go to a restaurant across the street for ciders and I decide to join.
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There would be no sense that once again, a meeting between Liverpool and Chelsea would decide something, would decide everything.
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But even then, a substantial number of healthy people might decide it's not worth it — and still decide to leave.
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The problems only manifest themselves if I decide to participate in their economy, if I decide to bridge the two worlds.
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We don't get to decide how information companies collect data, and we don't get to decide how transparent they should be.
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"So when we hear news reports, we don't decide what happened and then decide what to do about it," he said.
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"It is entirely possible the men and women gathered here will decide this entire primary, will decide this nomination," he said.
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"Only the people through elections can decide who runs the country, it's not up to Diane Rwigara to decide," he said.
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Whether those rules are fair or not fair is not for us to decide, it's for the policy creators to decide.
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In this limbo, before he can "decide to decide" his next move, he is involved in a black prisoner's accidental death.
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Ultimately, the same kids who decide whether Supreme is still worth chasing will decide if Mr. Babenzien is a worthy alternative.
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The Pay What You Decide initiative invites patrons to watch selected shows and then decide what they would like to pay.
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The fundamental thing the media does all day, every day, is decide what to cover — decide, that is, what is newsworthy.
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" If next year you decide this is not the lifestyle you want, you can easily decide not to continue," she said.
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Chris has to decide that the video is interesting enough and I have to decide that the science is interesting enough.
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The judge can decide whom to believe, but she cannot, for example, decide that 2+2=22, as that would be irrational.
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"Park can't even decide on her own to resign from the Presidency, she is letting the National Assembly decide," EPM told CNN.
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Once you decide on your aesthetic goal, your surgeon will work with you to decide what implants will help you achieve it.
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Two factors determine the Supreme Court's effect on American society: the justices who decide the cases and the cases the justices decide.
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Under current law, some jurors could decide on one aggravating factor, others could decide on another, and some could choose no factors.
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Prosecutors now will not have to decide whether to retry Manafort on the charges the Virginia jury couldn't decide upon last month.
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And finally, we have the unfortunate Robert Mueller, who took a tortuous route to decide not to decide on obstruction of justice.
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I wrestled with that responsibility for a while, until I realized that I don't have to decide — I can let you decide.
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"All I can do is just keep running until they decide what they decide," Cheserek said in a telephone interview this week.
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The Trump administration may decide to let companies decide what to charge, which could make some of Apple's content more expensive to deliver.
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A wake-up call for us to decide: 'Are we going to let people in Houston decide who we send to Congress here?
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"Shonda has publicly said that we will decide collectively when it's time to wrap it up and we will decide together," Pompeo said.
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Whatever you decide, keep in mind that the cost of living in Vietnam, to Cambodia's east, depends on where you decide to go.
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On Thursday, during its last closed-door conference meeting of the year, the court will decide how it's going to decide that fate.
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I hate returning things, so I decide to sleep on it, try the shoes on again tomorrow, and then decide what to do.
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Trump now has until around April 11 to decide whether to impose steel import curbs and April 20 to decide on aluminum restrictions.
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"It's just like the government to decide it needs to decide something like which parent is number one or number two," he wrote.
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"I thought as the president, it is up to him to decide to decide what is beneficial to his own country," he said.
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The truth is that with every year that passes, I decide less, and we have arrived at the point where I decide nothing.
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There was a messy conversation between Judge Elrod and the intervenors about who should decide severability, about who should decide what severability means.
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Democrats may decide this is about as good as they're going to get with Trump, and Republicans might decide to back their president.
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The Decide Madrid platform also includes "participatory budgeting," which is a process to let residents decide how to spend part of a public budget.
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While DHS can decide whether to grant or deny immigration benefits, DOJ's immigration judges can also decide whether a resident ought to be deported.
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TRUMP TO DECIDE FATE OF PARIS DEAL IN MAY: The Trump administration will decide by late May whether to stay in the Paris agreement.
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Asking me to decide which one is a better value is like making me decide between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Ohio State Buckeyes.
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But if you decide to check it out and it's not a match, Layla does offer a 120-night trial in which to decide.
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But it's up to each cafe to decide what they want to serve and then for customers to decide where they want to go.
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I believe that parents should decide if a teenager gets a tattoo, but the teenager may decide if he or she gets a piercing.
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It's unclear when the court will decide whether to move forward with the case, but the justices could reasonably decide as early as Friday.
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Not to decide, of course, is to decide, and this was precisely the point for Carolyn Blanks Mayes, whose front yard in Mobile, Ala.
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Sometimes things don't work out the way everyone expects, but when candidates decide whether to run, donors decide who to support, and parties decide who to recruit based on their perceptions of what is going to happen, then perceptions have a way of becoming reality.
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Instead of having to decide on these things in the morning and losing precious willpower and decision-making ability, decide on it the night before.
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Decide Whether It's Worth ItBefore you hunker down with your toolbox, take an honest assessment of your furniture and decide whether it's worth the effort.
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Emmert essentially said that families can either decide to have the support of a university or they could just decide to take their own route.
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"We should let the voters decide who they want the Democratic nominee to be rather than having the media decide for them," Mr. Weaver wrote.
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But even if we decide in earnest to hit it, we still need to decide how much risk to accept, and what kind of risk.
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Not only do you have to decide what you want to watch, but you also have to decide how much watching you're willing to do.
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"She helped me decide on going, decide what I wanted to do, write the essay, fill out forms about scholarships and financial aid," he said.
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"They will be able to reply: yes, no, my next of kin will decide or a specific person will decide," Djikstra said in a statement.
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No matter what politicians decide about healthcare, one thing is for sure—your Medicare coverage won't go with you if you decide to retire overseas.
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In the meantime, the people of the state of Alabama decide who will represent them, just as the voters of Kentucky decide who represents them.
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When agencies issue regulations or decide whether parties have violated federal regulatory law, they often must decide what federal statutes have to say on the matter.
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One of the easiest ways to decide which card is the best fit for you is to decide what level of annual fee you're comfortable paying.
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Writers are the true artists, and not only are they the true artists, they get to decide what history is — they get to decide the stories.
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The trolley problem is in no way special to AI. People who decide to buy SUVs decide to protect the drivers and endanger anyone they hit.
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" At the performance, he sang, "Take part in democracy / They decide for you if you don't / If you don't / They decide for you / If you don't.
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But the question will be up to Congress, and not a judge or jury, to decide, if the feds decide not to pursue charges against Trump.
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Nevada voters will decide whether to open up the state's energy market to competition by giving consumers the option to decide where they buy their power.
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The separation of powers does not permit the president to decide what Congress needs, just as Congress is not allowed to decide what the president needs.
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It's ultimately up to the public to decide they believe the allegations and keep them circulating them, or to decide they believe Schumer and quash them.
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District attorneys can decide not to ask for bail and judges can decide not to set bail, or to set bail at amounts that people can afford.
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"Part of it being smarter than us means it will decide how it evolves, but at least we can decide how we act around it," he says.
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"In a few years, if we decide it's safe and we want to move ahead with the first gene-edited pregnancy, we can decide then," she said.
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The justices decide which cases they will decide, and they can take as long as they like to "grant" or "deny" a so-called "petition for certiorari".
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MSCI will decide in June whether to review Saudi Arabia for possible inclusion in its emerging market index, while FTSE will decide in September on an upgrade.
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"No matter what you decide to do here, whether you decide to hear witnesses and relevant testimony, the facts will come out in the end," he said.
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And decide, truly decide for yourself, that despite the pain, despite the challenge, despite the difficulties of life, that we wouldn't exist unless we were meant to.
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The new state law prohibits employers from relying on your salary history to decide whether to make you a job offer or decide how much to offer.
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Everyone knew this day would come when you had to decide whether the President was going to decide to sit down with Mueller or fight a subpoena.
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They have to decide, you can engage anyone you like, but ultimately you have to decide whether it is the best interest of the company or not.
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He added that prosecutors are analysing information they receive and if they decide to go ahead with a prosecution, then the courts will decide on the matter.
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Regular jurors do not decide what evidence should be heard or the standards of evidence, nor do they decide on witnesses or what witnesses shall be called.
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"It is up to communities to decide how to manage a currency, it is not only for the government to decide," Allard told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The Social Security Administration is piloting AI tools to help decide who gets disability benefits, and the Patent and Trademark Office to decide who gets patent protection.
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He might die when the doctors decide enough is enough or a bit later if they decide to honor his parents' wishes to keep the technology going.
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"Now 20 percent of your score is totally within your control, what you decide to co-sponsor, what you decide not to co-sponsor," Mr. Bradley said.
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"This ability to decide to live, to decide to notice beauty, to decide to be the most that she could be and then go before everything that made her who she was, was diminished, is what made Brittany the bravest and most intelligent woman I've ever known," she wrote.
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Take a look at the immediate and long-term emotional impacts of your constant liking and posting, and decide if it's worth it to decide to cut back.
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It's easy for a car to decide to take away control from you — but it's very hard for the car to decide when to give you back control.
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If the judges decide Dassey was unfairly convicted, the state will have to decide whether to put Dassey on trial again for Halbach's killing or to free him.
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Whatever we finally decide to do, at least if we ever decide to throw it out one day we know exactly where to take it to be recycled.
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A more plausible situation is that future people will haphazardly decide how they want to remember rock, and whatever they decide will dictate who is declared its architect.
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Ultimately, Congress will decide whether and to what extent to fund NEH for FY 2018, and the President will decide to sign or veto the relevant appropriations bill.
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It shouldn't be the decision of small restaurants to decide whether or not they stay open — to decide whether they need to be motivated by economics or safety.
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If you decide not to take a lump sum or if your plan doesn't allow for one, you will need to decide how to receive your monthly payments.
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Basically, a few electors who decide to vote against the candidate they're pledged to back on the popular vote could decide who wins the White House in November.
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The report found 222% of parents allow their kids to decide what to save their money for and 215% let their kids decide what they spend their money on.
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But the way the company designed the Clips keeps all of your visual memories private until you decide to share them, if you decide to share them at all.
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If you are like most people, you probably spend more time considering information when you decide what smartphone to buy than when you decide who to support for president.
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"Let's leave it up to developers to decide what features and differences they want to make and let market decide if this is meaningful difference or not," he said.
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As far as I'm concerned, portrait photography is about the distance we decide to cover to connect with one another, and the distance we decide to leave in between.
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Biden is a front-runner in nearly every poll and if he does decide to run for president, many think others could decide not to get into the race.
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The Bergen County prosecutor's office would have to decide whether there is enough evidence to present the case to a grand jury, which would then decide on an indictment.
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Invoking process lets us delegate our own judgments to some ostensibly neutral mechanism, a system that will formally decide things that might be difficult for us to decide ourselves.
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Sometimes when I have time, I decide to do the work early, but when my friends call me, I decide to procrastinate a little bit just to have fun.
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And voters -- not polls and pundits -- decide elections.
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When do you receive the agonies of a world ruled by cruel, opportunistic men and decide to deal them back tenfold, and when do you decide to break the wheel?
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I am moving slowly this morning, but decide I need to go to the gym, so I pack a bag that will work for yoga, spin, or whatever I decide.
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"The British people have the right to decide have the right to decide whether or not they want to be part of the EU," Carles Puigdemont told CNBC on Thursday.
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It comes up most often when someone I'm speaking to is trying to decide who I am, so they can decide whether they have to do the thing I'm asking.
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"The consequences of that in terms of how many companies make foreign direct investments in Iran is not for the government to decide, that's for companies to decide," he said.
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He said that airlines would decide on Friday whether to cancel flights and that federal officials would decide whether the winds were too strong for the airports to remain open.
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"The market can decide how much steel to be produced in the country, but cannot fully decide who produces the steel," CISA chairman He Wenbo said at the industry conference.
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Maybe they decide, 'Oh, it's nothing' or maybe they decide that it was actually you if you're in the area or something, and so they may stick close by you.
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You look up Snow Boots Co. for some research but decide to go with another type of snow boot not on that site, or just decide you're no longer interested.
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That can range from allowing your kids to decide what to save their money for, or letting them decide what they spend their money on to managing their own accounts.
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The government may yet decide to demand repayment on the due date if Brussels were to decide that an indefinite roll-over would breach European Union rules on state aid.
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And that's where the tough line is — because if you can't decide your own state aid, if you can't decide your own competition rules, what's the point of being sovereign?
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Voters will decide control of the House and the Senate, and gubernatorial contests will be held in 36 states; according to Ballotpedia, 113 states will decide 155 statewide ballot measures.
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President Park Geun-hye said Tuesday she will allow the National Assembly to decide the duration of her remaining term in office, and will resign if that is what they decide.
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Senators in the trial today may decide that, since there are only nine months remaining until the next election, it is wisest to let the people decide the fate of Trump.
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Internet service providers may not necessarily generate much content of their own, but they may decide what content they will transmit, just as cable operators decide what content they will transmit.
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Once you decide on your three suit styles, you place the order and then have seven days to try the suits on at home and decide what you want to keep.
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Not only do you need to decide how to feel about the transformations Lockett accomplished, you also have to decide how to divide your attention between his story and his work.
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Until voters decide whether they would rather be in or out, investors will have to decide whether to be in or out of assets in Britain and other parts of Europe.
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Pai suggested that under the new rule, carriers could use analytics to decide which calls to filter out and consumers could even decide not to receive any calls from unknown numbers.
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And that starts with living my life how I decide is best for me (and subsequently her as well), rather than let the beliefs of others decide my path for me.
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If you're chiefly trying to decide based on how you feel, you may not recognize that most decisions are contextual: It's the relationship that matters a lot in how to decide.
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Once you have your priorities in front of you, it's easier to decide where you want to spend your money, which also helps you decide where you want to save it.
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"We come at things from a similar political perspective, but it all boils down to the topics we decide to cover and the way we decide to cover them," she added.
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It should be easy to decide whose "truth" is more credible: Let the American public see the application itself — instead of second-hand, partisan accounts — and let us decide for ourselves.
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If you do decide to sell, he added, you should let the new owner be the one to decide whether to restore the watch or leave it in its original state.
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Mr Scharf must decide where the wagon goes next. ■
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" A small cocktail napkin reads: "Women decide about sex.
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Richard Burr — could decide which party controls the Senate.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators will decide by Nov.
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Judge appoints special prosecutor to decide on Greitens case .
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's Supreme Court will decide on Dec.
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Hmmm ... listen to the songs, and decide for yourself.
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Yeah, I think ... How do you decide that success?
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He may decide to veto the sanctions -- CUOMO: Why?
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Europe must decide: ... Do they really want to enlarge?
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" "At some point, we may decide to step off.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A Luxembourg court will decide by Dec.
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Check out the gallery and decide ... hot or not?
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" Another said: "I couldn't decide someone's sanity or not.
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" "We cannot simply decide that there is a ceasefire.
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" And, most of all: "Decide what you stand for.
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BURSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators will decide by Oct.
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Hence – Blankfein may decide to go sooner than Dimon.
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South Carolina will decide this race — count on it.
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You can step out, you can talk to your publicist, you can decide to address it, you can decide to say no, you don't want to address it, or you can leave.
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Men decide if their wife or wives can use birth control or have access to money; fathers decide if their daughters stay home from school, marry young, or undergo female genital mutilation.
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Pakistan's cabinet is in the next week or two expected to decide if it will proceed with a government-to-government deal, when it will also decide on the size, he said.
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If you get to decide on your car's ethics settings and decide to continue straight and kill the child in the tunnel situation, does that make you liable for that child's death?
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As voters get even more fed up with this election they may decide that both candidates are as bad as each other, or merely decide to roll the dice out of boredom.
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They have the power, and the ethical obligation, to decide what kind of companies they want to be and, increasingly, to help decide what sort of country the United States should be.
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And the Supreme Court has said that lower courts have the power to decide partisan gerrymandering cases, but has never weighed in on how to decide when the practice goes too far.
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Should the appeals court decide that it has a role to play in the McGahn case, it will have to decide whether Mr. Trump's close aides have "absolute immunity" from congressional subpoenas.
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How to decide between Chase points and Amex pointsIf you can&apost decide between Chase Ultimate Rewards and American Express Membership Rewards, there are some serious questions you should be asking yourself.
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Who can speak because they decide who gets on the platform and who doesn't, but who can be heard because their algorithms decide what speech gets prioritized and what speech gets suppressed.
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Decide What's Right For You ... And Why Ultimately, each person is the expert on their own life and family, and as such must decide what is the best way to handle these scenarios.
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I want to know how much -- how you decide what the pricing is, how did you decide to have a little combat here with Amgen, and what's the best way to reduce stigma?
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We then decide to see if we can get into Bar None, there is a line and the bouncer says it is $22 CA so we decide to head back over to Granville.
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Johnson said Britain's National Security Council will meet later this week to decide "what further measures, if any" may be taken, and that the government may decide to target Russian wealth in Britain.
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She must decide whether to withdraw, and if so, the party, which spent much of the year at war with Mr. Cuomo, must decide whether to grant its line to the incumbent governor.
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In recent years, job seekers and workers alike are increasingly looking at workplace culture, tapping platforms like Glassdoor to help them decide whether to stay where they are — or decide where to go.
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" He added, "The sole issue is for you to decide whether or not the defendant committed certain acts, which constitute a particular crime, and decide whether or not the facts have been proven.
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""It has always been the case that advisers advise, ministers decide, and ministers decide on their advisers," Javid said, adding that "no particular person or government has a monopoly on the best ideas.
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I get dressed and do my makeup, then decide I don't like my pants so I change my pants and then decide that my makeup doesn't match my pants and change them again.
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Of course, for Jinx, all turns out well in the end: they decide to try being, well, themselves, and Momo and her friends decide to accept Jinx and take them trick-or-treating.
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U.S. officials must still decide whether to open formal investigations.
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Why did the football establishment decide to love Lady Gaga?
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How do those brands decide whether to renew or not?
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Social workers decide who to test based on drug history.
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It's up to you to decide which problems to tackle.
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Why did you decide to start Lockwood Animal Rescue Center?
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The court could even decide to end the death penalty.
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We decide to walk a bit before going back home.
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The court's inability to decide underscores Congress's responsibility to act.
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You get to decide, and your decision makes a difference.
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I would decide to leave my job after twelve years.
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They meet in coming weeks to decide their next move.
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So, they decide to use Anastasia has a test run.
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We explore for 1 minutes and decide to do it.
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" "Age is what you decide you want it to be.
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Motherboard: So why did you decide to run for president?
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VICE: Why did you decide to write about insects now?
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What you decide to do next is a personal decision.
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Trying to decide between the Echo Dot and the Echo?
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In the absence of federal regulation, manufacturers get to decide
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And then, finally, Kusama and Rogers decide they have it.
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Right or wrong, "that's for history to decide," he said.
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And how did the Irishman decide to end his night?
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They could decide to not deal with BCC at all.
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I decide to join my friends at the gym instead.
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We decide to make The Heel Mile a Christmas tradition.
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The chain also tallied votes to decide the best overall.
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You have only 24 hours left to decide your fate.
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Or did he just decide he was bigger than Coachella?
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It'll be up to Mueller to decide how to answer.
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Who knows, you may even decide to follow their leads.
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Find a bar crawl: Just can't decide upon one bar?
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"(To decide) what kind of society we want to build."
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I decide to see how far they go with it.
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And Trump may ultimately decide to do what is popular.
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How much you decide to put down is highly personal.
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The boss can decide when sorry just won't cut it.
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Refugees state their preference; the countries decide whether they'll accept.
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Nordstrom might decide it can't afford to anger Trump voters.
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Q: How do you decide where to give your money?
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He is also positioned to decide the outcome of cases.
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TRUMP: No. What I support is let the states decide.
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How did you decide which Pokémoan toy would be which?
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Because he could decide not to do anything at all.
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Becca and Sam decide to name the baby girl Eden.
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ET on Friday to decide whether ESL's bid is viable.
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Do not let them decide whether they go to church.
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Do a little research to decide what style you like.
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However, after much prayer, my father did decide to go.
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One of the Twitch company values is experiment to decide.
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They'll know each other if they decide to have kids.
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But ultimately, our fate is not for us to decide.
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It's slightly warmer outside, so I decide to walk home.
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VICE Sports: Why did you decide to write this book?
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Robart says he will decide on the case before Christmas. —
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How do you, how does one decide to be great?
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And I am the one who'll decide where to go.
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How did you decide who to put on the cards?
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The only thing left to decide now: Where to next?
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Trump has 90 days to decide on any potential action.
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Most urban transit maps do little to help you decide.
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It's easy to decide that the ads are simply gimmicks.
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Let your doctor decide on the best course of treatment.
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They decide not to reveal any information on this matter.
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A trial to decide damages has been set for October.
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THUMP: Why did you finally decide to make a mixer?
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The U.K. government could decide to hold a second referendum.
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People in your business are going to have to decide.
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Press play on the video below, and decide for yourself.
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I might decide to look at a few of them.
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Florida's 67 counties will decide when to begin the recounts.
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We decide today is the day for the grocery store!
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The problem probably was trying to decide what to wear.
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I don't decide to do it, but it just happens.
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When and why did you decide to become an astronaut?
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How many decide, what was the age of the shooter?
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Everyone is rushing home; we decide to turn around, too.
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It's now for the Supreme Court to decide the issue.
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So I decide to wake the place up a little.
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They're going to decide wether they go down that route.
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It's where you get to decide who you invite in.
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Bayer may decide to keep the unit, the sources added.
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Decide for yourself — A Quiet Place is in theaters now!
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Men largely decide what is legal and what is ethical.
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We should let the market decide how resources are allocated.
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The remaining 17 percent ... may ultimately decide the next election.
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Why did you decide to include him in the story?
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I decide that I will continue my work tomorrow instead.
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Will Luke and Lorelai Eventually Decide to Have a Baby?
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SO TRYING TO DECIDE IF I WANT MY MONEY BACK.
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How do you decide where to begin with a mix?
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"That's for a jury of Americans to decide," Poe said.
|
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"The right to decide" is a simple and seductive slogan.
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Phrased differently, we don't consciously decide to act a fool.
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Just decide, this is something I really love in life.
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Obviously, they decide to use this power to rob banks.
|
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When did the special counsel decide on this approach, exactly?
|
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A Trump court could even decide to overturn Obergefell v.
|
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We can't just let the tech companies decide for us.
|
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The court will decide the matter during the next term.
|
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You'll just decide what that shot is after the fact.
|
|
Why did you decide to make your album using AI?
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|
Shlomo's apartment: VICE: Why did you decide to get cats?
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" "The truth is you decide who you're going to be.
|
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Regulators will have to decide how to deal with ICOs.
|
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She will decide impeachment and every Trump target to hit.
|
|
It is hard to decide who was the bigger bungler.
|
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"The undecided are going to decide this vote, for sure."
|
|
They just post it with whatever fitting gif they decide.
|
|
Pfizer said it would decide on the separation by 2018.
|
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Sabraw will decide whether to extend that stay on Friday.
|
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But the justices may not decide the case, after all.
|
|
But progress is impossible when parties decide to stay home.
|
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I should study for class, but I decide not to.
|
|
Just a guy who wanted to let the people decide.
|
|
A jury must now decide whether Ramos is criminally responsible.
|
|
The question is what the Senate will decide to do.
|
|
Now, the president may decide not to sign it. Right.
|
|
Whatever you decide, having a plan is key, McCabe said.
|
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It will decide on the next step by Nov. 23.
|
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O'Rourke said he'll decide by the end of the month.
|
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Both could be early frontrunners if they decide to run.
|
|
She knows she must decide whether now is the time.
|
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" "Decide here and now that you're going to stand firm.
|
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It's the donors that decide what to do with it.
|
|
I do get to decide, I want to tell myself.
|
|
How did you decide how much modern technology to keep?
|
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What values drove us to decide one way versus another?
|
|
Trump is expected to decide on the petition by July.
|
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So talk to him before you decide what to do.
|
|
In America the courts must decide, giving them enormous clout.
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I have yet to decide which path I shall choose.
|
|
With that in mind, I decide to work from home.
|
|
So what made you decide to take it to Spy?
|
|
So I decide to stick with Graham for a bit.
|
|
I decide I am not getting any work done today.
|
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Let us decide what your consequences should or shouldn't be.
|
|
Now, the lawyers can decide if the laws were broken.
|
|
If anything, they just decide to skip out on care.
|
|
You'll have to decide where your own tolerance threshold lies.
|
|
After that conversation, they decide to go ahead with it.
|
|
The three of us decide to grab drinks and apps.
|
|
Now we just need to decide who we're rooting for.
|
|
To decide who gets the bus, they're holding a raffle.
|
|
And there are no position battles for Collins to decide.
|
|
I decide to try to be cool about all this.
|
|
Whatever you decide, do your damnedest not to overdo it.
|
|
"The Congress will decide all these things ... democratically," he said.
|
|
Took me two days to decide not to get married.
|
|
Retailers can still decide to require it if they choose.
|
|
I decide to walk there instead of taking the subway.
|
|
We decide to head to the mall and wander around.
|
|
After eating, I decide to order some dresses from Amazon.
|
|
Decide to order Indian food — chicken curry, naan, and samosas.
|
|
The client can then decide how to handle the discovery.
|
|
How do you decide how to divide up the punchlines?
|
|
I decide to spend the morning on my side gig.
|
|
You want Google to decide what is better for me?
|
|
I think about it but decide to pass this week.
|
|
Step two: Decide on a case you'd like to use.
|
|
There are several reasons couples decide to go this route.
|
|
But women should have all the facts before they decide.
|
|
Decide to unplug with a fluffy chick flick Home Again.
|
|
The cosmetics companies decide what is safe, and what isn't.
|
|
We decide to have drinks or dinner this Thursday night.
|
|
We decide to get street cart food: cheap and yummy!
|
|
Why did you decide to write a book like this?
|
|
Like, when did you decide it was time to film?
|
|
OPEC meets next in June to decide its output policy.
|
|
So how do you decide the right move for you?
|
|
Whether she's cute or creepy is for you to decide.
|
|
I'm hoping they decide to take the drain out today.
|
|
In rich countries at least, people decide to have children.
|
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Trump has a congressionally mandated deadline of Monday to decide.
|
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The FDA, due to decide on the drug by Dec.
|
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I decide to stay in bed scrolling through social media.
|
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We decide I'll try to get promoted in this quarter.
|
|
We decide to eat our lunch before the floodgates open.
|
|
But these are matters for banks and borrowers to decide.
|
|
She and Khloe decide to prank Kendall in her sleep.
|
|
The market will decide what is the most effective solution.
|
|
Once inside, we decide to buy two bottles of water.
|
|
Employers typically decide how to share those costs with employees.
|
|
Mauskopf did not decide Tuesday whether to accept that agreement.
|
|
I decide to call an Uber home from FWB's apartment.
|
|
It would decide upon the case on a later date.
|
|
And who gets to decide all of these important things?
|
|
Then I decide I need to eat a Cadbury Twirl.
|
|
Readers can decide for themselves which cabinet members each resembles.
|
|
Both sides must decide what to do about the case.
|
|
The protesters have yet to decide on their next move.
|
|
Mr Trump should decide now to give her another term.
|
|
But they don't get to decide who Rachel Dolezal is.
|
|
And those are the voters who'll decide who succeeds me.
|
|
In frustration, Mr Trump may decide to escalate the situation.
|
|
Now they have to decide what to do about it.
|
|
And we can't decide if it's funny or wildly inappropriate.
|
|
You get to decide what path the show will take.
|
|
He said I could always decide to come home later.
|
|
"It's simply a question of which you decide," he said.
|
|
The president has 90 days to decide whether to act.
|
|
I decide how tasty the food in my refrigerator is!
|
|
PEOPLE: Why did you decide to find out the sex?
|
|
I wake up feeling better and decide to make dinner.
|
|
Policymakers meet again next month to decide their next move.
|
|
He may decide not to retire at all in 2022.
|
|
Jackie gets to decide on the courage to forgive vs.
|
|
So, how does one decide which lavish designs to choose?
|
|
You get to decide who you like, love or hate.
|
|
It's up to people to listen and decide for themselves.
|
|
Before Mike can decide either way, "Amarillo" cuts to black.
|
|
He's turned being unable to decide into a cottage industry.
|
|
Then, I decide I'm going to work on my book.
|
|
I decide to use the alone time to go shopping!
|
|
Decide to go to work late because I feel sick.
|
|
The court will decide on this motion later this month.
|
|
But before you speak up, decide what you care about.
|
|
My friends arrive, and we decide on sushi and sangria.
|
|
Those are choices you will have to decide for yourself.
|
|
I decide to swing by Target on my way home.
|
|
I'll decide my feelings on that once I've seen it.
|
|
I decide to save the berries to eat at home.
|
|
At this point, I decide to drive to the outlets.
|
|
Whatever you decide to do, take care of yourself first.
|
|
Who should decide the important issues in our rural communities?
|
|
Typically in Norway, the children decide a lot for themselves.
|
|
She'll decide when the USMCA comes to the House floor.
|
|
Others will decide they are better off keeping their distance.
|
|
Why did you decide to make medical aesthetics your career?
|
|
Don't leave it to other people to decide your fate.
|
|
VICE: What initially made you decide to write this book?
|
|
For example, North Dakotans will decide whether to legalize marijuana.
|
|
I finally decide on one and get it engraved ($74.90).
|
|
So the people will decide what seed she will get.
|
|
A future president could decide to skip regional summits. And
|
|
He cannot decide whether he likes robots or pirates best.
|
|
For dinner, I decide to try a new salmon recipe.
|
|
You must decide — because if you don't, someone else will.
|
|
In the end, they decide to become one once more.
|
|
VICE: What made you decide to do something about this?
|
|
Trump didn't just wake up & decide to ban transgender Americans.
|
|
You decide to go now before the wall gets built.
|
|
It will decide its own fate and its economic policy.
|
|
And we want the Paraguayan people to decide for themselves.
|
|
And they still can't decide why President Donald Trump won.
|
|
The problem is Twitter gets to decide what is healthy.
|
|
Trenga could still decide later on whether to acquit Kian.
|
|
I can't decide if this makes it better or worse.
|
|
And Orrin has to decide what he wants to do.
|
|
After the club, drunk me and Kyle decide to talk.
|
|
We decide to meet outside our favorite Mexican restaurant, Mesero.
|
|
OK, so let's say Trump does decide to go nuclear.
|
|
We decide to try a new burrito spot on Seamless.
|
|
Di Maio said parliament and not the government would decide.
|
|
I decide I'm really getting good at this cooking thing.
|
|
You can't just DECIDE that pistachio is a summer flavor!!!!
|
|
How did you decide to structure the episode that way?
|
|
Four other states will decide whether to allow medical use.
|
|
The same jury that convicted him will decide his fate.
|
|
Our customers decide whether or not to use our images.
|
|
Reuters editors sometimes decide not to distribute especially unsettling images.
|
|
If they decide to change their lives from this, good.
|
|
I decide to switch from beer to a vodka soda.
|
|
Let the states decide what to do about criminalizing abortion.
|
|
We can then decide for ourselves who is correct, Rep.
|
|
How do you decide what your next hairstyle will be?
|
|
To the front of that, add who gets to decide.
|
|
And why did you decide on that versus another startup?
|
|
Why did you decide to open the restaurant in Wales?
|
|
How did you decide to film in black and white?
|
|
"If you can't decide, then just don't come," Kim says.
|
|
At what point did you decide to make these prosthetics?
|
|
Courts will decide if a decree interferes with the law.
|
|
Otherwise pensioners will decide your future, and that's not cool.
|
|
Do you decide on what date I'm making this movie?
|
|
Other 49ers decide to join Kaepernick and Eric Reid pic.twitter.
|
|
How did the team decide on Hawn, Keaton, and Midler?
|
|
The European Commision will decide on its response on Tuesday.
|
|
The Commission, which will decide on the deal by Sept.
|
|
The administrators have the power to decide on the offers.
|
|
Why did you decide to bring Honest Beauty to Target?
|
|
If we decide it's just family, then it's just family.
|
|
Ohio will have to decide whether to appeal Merz's ruling.
|
|
Now you just have to decide which snacks you'll need.
|
|
Say that media buyers decide YouTube is the best place.
|
|
I decide on egg cups with chicken sausage and spinach.
|
|
I can't even decide which I'd rather he had said.
|
|
Why did you decide to dedicate a section to podcasts?
|
|
Or will he just decide to open another Trump Tower?
|
|
OUR CUSTOMERS MIGHT DECIDE TO PICK UP IN THE STORE.
|
|
LAGARDE: THAT'S FOR THE NEGOTIATORS TO DECIDE I UNDERSTAND THAT.
|
|
The Commission will decide on the deal by Oct. 17.
|
|
What if the Liams decide humanity needs to be recycled.
|
|
I also decide to make some coconut rice from TJ's.
|
|
"The President -- whoever he is -- has to decide," he said.
|
|
Opposed: ... unless I decide that I am going to participate.
|
|
The district attorney will decide if or how to proceed.
|
|
No analysis to say they are waiting for to decide.
|
|
How do you decide when you want to branch out?
|
|
OPEC meets next on June 22 to decide on policy.
|
|
I decide to jump on the scale at the gym.
|
|
Ultimately, BuzzFeed says it wants readers to decide for themselves.
|
|
"It is now time for MPs to decide," she said.
|
|
But now Qatar will have to decide where it stands.
|
|
What made you decide to leave the startup world behind?
|
|
People can't even decide on the presentation of the drink.
|
|
Hopefully he will decide to govern this way as well.
|
|
I'm hosting a poll that will let the people decide.
|
|
TC: And did you decide on gummy form right away?
|
|
THEN YOU DECIDE AGAINST IT. YOUR STOCK PRICE GETS HIT.
|
|
We can't decide how credible they are, and act accordingly.
|
|
How could you actually decide to do this to yourselves?
|
|
But ultimately it will be on this court to decide.
|
|
The council has 15 days to decide whether to appeal.
|
|
The party's membership will then vote to decide a winner.
|
|
How will they decide whether to stay in or quit?
|
|
It is unclear what FERC will decide on the plan.
|
|
Qualified medical doctors decide whether those criteria have been met.
|
|
You will have to decide on your own, I'm sorry.
|
|
A federal judge will then decide whether to approve it.
|
|
Juries would decide whether the content was removed fast enough.
|
|
Stahl: When did you first decide to write about transitioning?
|
|
Whatever I decide to do, I'll be a happy camper.
|
|
How do you decide between color and black and white?
|
|
Sometimes, therefore, campaigners have sought to "let the people decide".
|
|
Why did you decide to go on Bad Girls Club?
|
|
And it could decide which party controls America's upper chamber.
|
|
Julian, why did you decide to be in this documentary?
|
|
They decide complex cases, including securities law cases, every day.
|
|
How do you decide on the content of each performance?
|
|
You might decide to kill one of them, or both.
|
|
Are you going to let Congress or other voters decide?
|
|
TC: How did you decide to create knitted footwear, specifically?
|
|
But it is the young who will decide the outcome.
|
|
Why did you first decide to ask for a puppy?
|
|
Now it falls to Congress to decide if it's impeachable.
|
|
Renewable energy will decide who leads and shapes this century.
|
|
It fell to the State Legislature to decide the issue.
|
|
She asked Ms. Zhao what made her decide to come.
|
|
It's about relying on our elections to decide our differences.
|
|
Daniel McCarthy: Only the American people should decide Trump's fate.
|
|
Do they believe in letting the people decide or not?
|
|
Congress has to decide whether impeachment is the right move.
|
|
Reyes must decide which team offers him the best opportunity.
|
|
I spend another 15 minutes trying to decide which album.
|
|
Q: How did you decide it was time to sell?
|
|
So, after all that, they decide to stay and cooperate.
|
|
He can't quite decide whether to look furious or dismissive.
|
|
All these things are open for the government to decide.
|
|
Much better to start running until I decide I'm not.
|
|
Shouldn't park management decide that rather than politicians or bureaucrats?
|
|
It's time for the NFL to decide where it stands.
|
|
Whoever wins that battle will decide the outcome of Brexit.
|
|
I am pleased to report that I still can't decide.
|
|
We are going to decide what our lane looks like.
|
|
The SRB will decide case by case on banks' MREL.
|
|
DELIVERY At 7 or 8 I decide to order dinner.
|
|
Q: How do you decide where to donate your money?
|
|
Judges are more likely than juries to decide on death.
|
|
Madison, which gave courts the power to decide legal disputes.
|
|
I decide my hair looks good enough and head downstairs.
|
|
I decide to do a little bit of retail therapy.
|
|
But the voters who haven't might decide the election. 210.
|
|
The HELP Committee version uses a benchmark to decide payments.
|
|
In the end, the Supreme Court may decide this issue.
|
|
But we still need to decide on a time frame.
|
|
Instead, it lets individual employers decide how much to offer.
|
|
What if numerous other states decide to follow their lead?
|
|
From there, decide the dollar amount you want to spend.
|
|
Just 22019 percent of Democrats waited that long to decide.
|
|
Dorsainvil suggests you ask how long you have to decide.
|
|
What if people hear results and decide to stay home?
|
|
That answer can help you decide if it's worth it.
|
|
Be very careful before you decide to write this story.
|
|
You have to decide if you trust it to hold.
|
|
Judges evaluate those petitions and decide whether to issue ERPOs.
|
|
Janet Mills (D) who will decide if it becomes law.
|
|
It didn't take them long to decide what to do.
|
|
Attorney General Loretta Lynch would then decide whether to indict.
|
|
People can't decide if it's a rabbit or a bird.
|
|
So let them decide and then we'll go from there.
|
|
They may also decide the future composition of America itself.
|
|
So that's what I'm trying to decide in my head.
|
|
The underlying assumption there is that white voters decide elections.
|
|
Law enforcement officials can decide not to prosecute certain cases.
|
|
He has 90 days to decide what to do next.
|
|
That was a question for jurors to decide, Vartanian answered.
|
|
Probably, but only the buyer can decide which it is.
|
|
It is unclear both what and when she will decide.
|
|
Voters then decide whether to keep or nullify the law.
|
|
Why did you decide to cut out the exculpatory language?
|
|
I mean, this guy's unbelievable, [but] they don't decide policy.
|
|
Freeland said ministers would decide soon how much to provide.
|
|
Yet attempts to take their power to decide away continue.
|
|
The boards of the two lenders will decide on Jan.
|
|
And the American public will decide whether it's a success.
|
|
"I simply decide what stays in and what's left out."
|
|
I decide to bake during a visit to my parents.
|
|
Investigating magistrates will decide on whether HSBC should stand trial.
|
|
Negotiators also need to decide how to ratify the deal.
|
|
All the people sitting around talking about they can't decide.
|
|
Just how many show up could easily decide her chances.
|
|
"That'll be up to the committees to decide," she said.
|
|
That's the best way to decide where to live next.
|
|
A judge will decide whether to approve it next month.
|
|
This exercise will eventually decide who becomes a scout sniper.
|
|
Here's how to decide which milk is right for you.
|
|
This election is for the people of Alabama to decide.
|
|
The public could then decide which narrative was more credible.
|
|
Try on everything and decide what you want to keep.
|
|
Mueller reportedly is helping to decide what information to redact.
|
|
First, decide what kind of event you're going to have.
|
|
He gets to decide what he wants to talk about.
|
|
Then he must decide whether to talk to his opponents.
|
|
When did you decide to branch out into other platforms?
|
|
Like you, they decide whether or not to take risks.
|
|
When we decide anything on Iran, we will inform you.
|
|
Instead, they decide to defy logic and run with both.
|
|
Local school boards could decide if they need a wall.
|
|
You have to decide whether you go on or not.
|
|
You can decide that you're going to stay in bed.
|
|
Why did you decide to branch out into that medium?
|
|
Q: How do you decide which philanthropic causes to support?
|
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"I'm not sure, honestly, what I would decide," she says.
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I decide to order it — $25 plus $22 for shipping.
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Let's look at what Obamacare is, and you can decide.
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When I decide to do something, I do it seriously.
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Uncommitted delegates are free to decide whom they will support.
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The public will decide who is credible, but when Capt.
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Trump even let Kelly decide whether to weaken Kushner's clearance.
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Why did you decide to add these to the program?
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It is not going to decide the outcome in November.
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I also have an older brother, and I couldn't decide!
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Why did you decide to go into the restaurant industry?
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We'll see what the voters say first and then decide.
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Chhabria is expected to decide on the requests in December.
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In the US, states can decide these things for themselves.
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VICE: How did you decide to start making fetish furniture?
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Can Trump just decide to let Medicare negotiate drug prices?
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At what point did you decide to chase conflict zones?
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We may decide not to get wedding rings at all.
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We had planned to make spaghetti but decide not to.
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We get to decide what it means to us now.
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Why did you decide to start making your LaCroix memes?
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Why did you decide to make it into a band?
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How do you and your partner decide who handles what?
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It may very well decide the future of our country.
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It's yours, and if you decide you're okay, guess what?
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Why did you decide to choose it for the cover?
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VICE: What made you decide to start driving a taxi?
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Ha. Ha. I decide to stick with the original plan.
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Many decide to stick around after that, though, he said.
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Why did you decide to take it in that direction?
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Facebook doesn't want to decide what's true and what's false.
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The GOP leaves that up to the states to decide.
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The judges get to decide who goes home, not you.
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My boyfriend and I decide to give it a try.
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VICE: How did you decide to put on this show?
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The visitors can decide what they consider Swiss Style now.
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Fightland takes you down memory lane for you to decide.
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I take "gambling," decide I'm bored, and teleport to NASA.
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Everything you possibly can, and you let the court decide.
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With that information, our [customer] can decide how to respond.
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Second, he said you decide if you want me around.
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I couldn't decide — no one was willing to report him.
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A small group of tech CEOs can't decide for everyone.
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"I might even decide to vote for you," he says.
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You can decide to close your vault whenever you want.
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Prosecutors have 90 days to decide if they'll retry him.
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How did you decide to photograph your family for Identidad?
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A lot of how you decide to perform is budgetary.
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Some companies did decide to walk away, an unusual move.
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I decide to make the piece I thought was agitprop.
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You decide to watch us, we'll balance this situation out.
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I don't want Google to decide who the president is.
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Shoppers have seven days to decide what they don't want.
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Did it right, did it wrong, the jury will decide.
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Keep reading to decide where you'll book your next trip.
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The folks of Alabama were always going to decide, Mitch.
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Nonetheless, many analysts expect OPEC to decide to hike production.
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The police decide who is diverted, based on eligibility requirements.
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Yeah, when we first saw it, we couldn't decide, either.
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Before lunch, decide what you're going to have for dinner.
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It now has 30 days to decide whether to investigate.
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But now I can decide which pair to show them.
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If we decide to do a story, we'll tell him.
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Their votes will decide who becomes the GOP's presidential nominee.
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As for the prosecutors, they'll have to decide by Aug.
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They decide what the Secret Service's mission ought to be.
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A rout helps investors decide what's worth really worrying about.
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But we thought you should be the ones to decide.
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Play in an empty gym and let the players decide.
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Why shouldn't they decide themselves whether to use a laptop?
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Penalties will decide the final semifinalist of this World Cup.
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So we have to decide, who gets the tests first?
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The moguls will decide which group goes home with $50,000.
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How did you decide that he would come across bees?
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How do you decide who gets rescued and who doesn't?
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It will be up to a bankruptcy judge to decide.
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I decide to pull the trigger and buy them now.
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I decide to take a break away from my desk.
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It also ensures that voters can decide elections without interference.
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"But you decide as you go," she told the players.
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Now the rest of the world can decide for itself.
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Some may never decide to upgrade to a PC again.
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Now he has to decide what he's doing after graduation.
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It's on you what you decide to do with it.
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Why did CNN decide to do one topic with this?
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Can't decide between your morning tea or your brunch booze?
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For everything else, it's up to the states to decide.
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So then you have to decide, is this benefiting anyone?
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Some visitors are so taken that they decide to relocate.
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Why did you decide to make the video a cartoon?
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How do companies decide what to do with their profits?
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When did you decide you wanted to write a novel?
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Together, they'll have to decide which baker to send home.
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At what point did you decide to develop their relationship?
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You can read both arguments here and decide for yourself.
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Why did you decide to make a film about it?
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Blackberry Mountain lets guests decide what wellness means to them.
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Now they are trying to decide what to do next.
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They decide to turn back to warn the warring couple.
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"Then we would decide whether it is relevant," she said.
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VICE: Why did you decide to organize the repair clinic?
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They also have total freedom to decide where to work.
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How does The Times decide when to publish leaked information?
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I found it incredibly difficult to decide on a replacement.
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Wade, allowing each state to decide whether to allow abortion.
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We decide to have a tame night and head home.
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I'll try things on and decide what to keep later.
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Why did you decide to wear so much pink today?
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They had to decide for an extreme candidate either way.
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Davis says he didn't truly decide until two months ago.
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I decide to sleep on it before making a purchase.
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I decide to get a coffee during my lunch break.
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Decide to head to the gym and sweat it out.
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Regarding the dagger, what he'll decide remains to be seen.
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Now Congress, too, will have to decide how to respond.
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EW: Why did you decide to stop working with Ando?
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To protect her identity, I decide to call Amanda, Alba.
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But one man will decide whether to block the deal.
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I couldn't decide between the two, so I got both.
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HP: How do athletes decide where to put their money?
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Why did you decide to go with such long takes?
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So decide how much space you want for your writing.
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When did you decide you wanted to go and why?
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If you decide to keep anything, you'll be automatically billed.
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They take input and decide whether to accept the request.
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The court will need to decide which law takes precedence.
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But who can really decide when a reckoning is complete?
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But Hemmer's parents mostly let them decide their own fate.
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I decide that we need to talk about it tonight.
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Now high school seniors must decide their fate for September.
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"Use your feet to decide what's best," Mr. Gaites advised.
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You might even decide that you need a new laptop.
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Here's how to decide whether to buy the new phone.
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It's for other people to decide if I have succeeded.
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"Yes, some customers decide not to take them," Kwen said.
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Some who want multiple children decide to have only one.
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I'd have to decide whether to do something about it.
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Watch and decide if you're a Matt or a Morgan.
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But how does Google decide which ads are too disruptive?
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When did you decide to write a book about this?
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They should decide their ethical boundaries as precisely as possible.
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But some families will decide the risks are worth it.
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If so, how do you decide which organizations to support?
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But essentially, the party would still step in and decide.
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But the fight might decide which party controls the Senate.
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"We may decide the view is fine here," he said.
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It's hard to decide which of these possibilities is worse.
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I genuinely can't decide if this is genius or stupid.
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Equifax uses two main performance measures to decide incentive pay.
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Should they decide to adopt, hotel staff helps manage logistics.
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The winner would decide if the retailer lives or dies.
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But he has signaled he's not ready to decide yet.
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"You have to decide what risk you're going to take."
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Why did you decide to create Black Women Talk Tech?
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I decide to stay home and focus on the report.
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Eventually, of course, I decide to pee on the stick.
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I finally decide not to go and go to bed.
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When do you decide when nudity is necessary or not?
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I decide to run to Subway (limited options here, folks).
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No mere human, no Kardashian nor YouTube star, can decide.
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Ultimately, diners have to decide what strategy suits them best.
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When will Republicans in Congress decide that enough is enough?
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While that's going, I shower and decide I want tacos.
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Equifax uses two main performance measures to decide incentive pay.
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My sisters both look cute, so I decide to change.
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I decide to do my run while I do laundry.
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A judge will decide whether those arrested will be charged.
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What if one day you decide to cancel your subscription?
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I think I am, but that's for you to decide.
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You'll be lucky if I decide to let you stay.
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I decide that this is my chance to treat myself.
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How do you decide if a project is worth it?
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Members decide by vote or consensus which organizations to fund.
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Or we can decide the cost is simply too great.
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"They decide who to shove down our throats," she said.
|
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But still, something, eventually, will happen to decide the game.
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She didn't have to decide what to cook for dinner.
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She will decide later whether to open a formal investigation.
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And more insurers might decide to leave already shaky markets.
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It's a book about language that cannot decide among many.
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The future of the digital neighborhood is ours to decide.
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You always have got to be -- what did we decide?
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Most importantly, they have the right to decide their future.
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Investors, it seems, cannot decide what the firm is worth.
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Becerra, and decide whether the law violates the First Amendment.
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I think about getting a Lyft but decide against it.
|
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ABC and Mr. Barris may ultimately decide to part ways.
|
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Here's how to decide between fixing up and trading up.
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"Apocalypse Now," we have to decide on some basic terms.
|
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Who was he to decide unilaterally to alter their home?
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Whatever you decide, don't forget to show yourself some love.
|
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Ultimately, whether to eat meat is for individuals to decide.
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How did you decide when to call it a day?
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I also decide to draw a bath, like a Victorian.
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He can't decide which side of the conflict we support.
|
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This finally prompted him to decide that FYAD must FOAD.
|
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How do you decide what topics you're going to tackle?
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Why did you decide to make it into a feature?
|
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I contemplate texting my ex, but decide against it. Growth.
|
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We decide to book an ATV experience for tomorrow ($20).
|
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Meanwhile, the twins decide to live life to the fullest.
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There's a Goodwill nearby, and we decide to wander around.
|
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I decide to lounge in bed for a few hours.
|
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That made me decide to put it up for auction.
|
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Decide in advance what you want, and then plan accordingly.
|
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The Justice Department will ultimately decide where the items go.
|
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We should respect and honor whatever people decide for themselves.
|
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We should respect and honor whatever people decide for themselves.
|
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Just in case, though, you've got 90 days to decide.
|
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Ultimately, however, users decide what they do on the app.
|
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When you decide to freelance, you are launching a business!
|
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Signer argues that localities should now be able to decide.
|
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But ultimately companies have to decide what they stand for.
|
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Senators will decide if they're interested in considering additional evidence.
|
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But I honor those who decide to lay down arms.
|
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Many states will have to decide what to do next.
|
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The conference will decide on the future of Merkel's coalition.
|
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The conference will decide on the future of Merkel's coalition.
|
|
Q. Why did you decide to move back to Australia?
|
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I could never decide if it was good, or uninspired.
|
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That person would decide what path the story goes down.
|
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Second, they must decide how to exempt future foreign earnings.
|
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"I can't suddenly decide to sell hot dogs," he said.
|
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In most presidential elections, people decide between change and continuity.
|
|
To plug myself in, I must decide between uncomfortable positions.
|
|
But who should decide what is fake and what isn't?
|
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In those instances, individual schools could decide whether to reopen.
|
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We also decide, since it's the weekend, to make spritzes.
|
|
I decide to treat one of my roommates to dinner.
|
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The judges will decide later whether to overturn Coscia's conviction.
|
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Decide whether to use the same phone number across accounts.
|
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Then it will have to decide how to store it.
|
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It's our money; we get to decide how it's spent.
|
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I decide to skip this one and drink wine instead.
|
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The office will decide whether to move forward with prosecution.
|
|
Puerto Ricans will vote Sunday to decide the territory's status.
|
|
M.R.: How did you, Raquel, decide to write for children?
|
|
Now he was trying to decide whether to try again.
|
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We'll let you decide for yourself how well it went.
|
|
Senators can decide that they would rather lose an election.
|
|
You can decide when to restart the operation and how.
|
|
Much more if they decide on protecting the public interest.
|
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Third, Comey does not get to decide that question unilaterally.
|
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The court is expected to decide the case in June.
|
|
Now, Deline would decide what was best for its people.
|
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The other disagrees, and they decide to set up watch.
|
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Harris and her campaign could never decide what that was.
|
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Readers can decide whether or not to buy the argument.
|
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As always, it will be up to voters to decide.
|
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Voters will decide in November whether to hold a convention.
|
|
We would go hiking and decide to climb a mountain.
|
|
Federal courts may only decide live controversies between competing parties.
|
|
And … they can decide whether they consider that 'stuff happens.
|
|
MILAN (Reuters) - An Italian judge will decide on Vivendi's (VIV.
|
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This can better help you decide which club to use.
|
|
What made you decide to depict her in these clothes?
|
|
But traits are not motives and don't necessarily decide votes.
|
|
"Women will decide the outcome of this election," Tunick says.
|
|
The European Commission said it would now decide by Aug.
|
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"F--- you" the rapper added to those who can't decide.
|
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And you decide the market has overreacted — you don't sell.
|
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I don't decide on the labels that I am given.
|
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But Congress may decide to eliminate the individual mandate immediately.
|
|
The two chains might also decide to negotiate a settlement.
|
|
How did you decide what is going to the Met?
|
|
How did you decide what is going to the Met?
|
|
How do groups of meerkats decide which direction to move?
|
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You'll just need to decide how much you really care.
|
|
President Trump, however, could simply decide to drop the suit.
|
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Whatever we decide, we cannot be naive about our role.
|
|
FB: Did you decide from the start to include authors?
|
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Because you are the ones who decide, not Donald Trump.
|
|
Andrew Cuomo, who must decide whether to reject the pick.
|
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And Congress might just decide to turn on him altogether.
|
|
Who gets to decide what authentic is and what isn't?
|
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"Deciding how to decide is really important," Ms. Galinskaya said.
|
|
Shopkeepers have to decide when to leave their current stores.
|
|
I decide on a Van Gogh this time, "Roulin's Baby".
|
|
Modern audiences should get the chance to decide for themselves.
|
|
What made you decide to shift the focus onto Mickey?
|
|
What made you decide to set this story in Montana?
|
|
"I don't know what the court will decide," he said.
|
|
Decide if it makes you a better person or not.
|
|
NOISEY: How did you decide to score the different animals?
|
|
The judge has yet to decide how much she'll get.
|
|
Watch the clip and decide for yourself -- is Terry right?
|
|
I try never to decide what I'm going to like.
|
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"You get to decide how you are identified," she says.
|
|
And who gets to decide the answers to these questions?
|
|
What made you decide to make a documentary about it?
|
|
Let's say, then, that you decide to jailbreak your iPhone.
|
|
So, I guess, should we go in … Lauren, you decide.
|
|
Prosecutors have yet to decide whether he will stand trial.
|
|
Why did you decide to launch the band that way?
|
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I want to be able to decide, who am I?
|
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Thankfully, you can decide for yourself just like I did.
|
|
In a close election, these things can decide the outcome.
|
|
Why did you decide to leave Chicago in the 90s?
|
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You don't have to decide between me and your brother.
|
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And that has shaped what I decide to report on.
|
|
There will be a leadership contest to decide her replacement.
|
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Once you have eaten here, you can decide for yourself.
|
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Why did you decide to do an all trans show?
|
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How did you decide you wanted to tell this story?
|
|
But they didn't actually decide where the money would go.
|
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Well, I think at it's heart, one has to decide.
|
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How are we going to decide what's best for everyone?
|
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Or they could decide to leave the law's markets altogether.
|
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BROADLY: Why did you decide to write The Family Gene?
|
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He gets to decide what he gets to talk about.
|
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These will be among the individuals who decide our future.
|
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We'll let you know if we decide to publish it.
|
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How did you decide what to do around the directive?
|
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In other words, when groups of people decide to rally at a location for political purposes, and many of those people decide to bring guns, they're sitting at the intersection of two different rights.
|
|
Round Three has begun, which will not only decide which four series move on to the semi-finals, but will also decide the winners in our four genre categories: Dystopian, Fantasy, Contemporary, and Supernatural.
|
|
When we get back, two of the girls decide they want to stay in for the night so my friend K. and I decide to go out since it's Saturday and we are young!
|
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CHARLIE MUNGER: We let the caregiver, the hospital and the doctor, decide what should be done when they're getting paid for it and naturally they decide that a lot of things should be done.
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You have to decide if the risk is worth itYou have to decide whether the risk is worth it, but I can give you some advice on how to proceed gently and with caution.
|
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The worst thing that could happen is that this group starts to feel alienation and people decide not to come in the future or decide to return to India or other countries of origin.
|
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And, anyway, if I admitted I was dysphoric, I'd have to decide whether to do something about it, to decide if my pain was real or imagined, if the problem was gender or me.
|
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Draghi had previously said the ECB must decide whether it needs to mitigate the side-effects of negative rates but insisted on Wednesday that it was too early to decide on a two-tiered system.
|
|
Parents who decide to forgo a career to focus on their family shouldn't be seen as taking a less challenging course than their peers who decide — or, let's be honest, need to — continue to work.
|
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You get the full 1-year factory warranty, and returns are free if you decide that Samsung's latest isn't quite right for you — or if you later decide to just wait for the Note 8.
|
|
In addition to using less electricity, they will able to detect large gatherings of people, which can help the city decide where to allocate police resources and help entrepreneurs decide where to open new businesses.
|
|
They divert themselves with conversation, encounter some bizarre strangers, struggle to fill the passing time, decide to hang themselves, decide not to hang themselves, resolve to move on, move nowhere, and then the curtain falls.
|
|
Trying to goad audiences into multiplexes with the tag line "Decide for yourself" seems particularly deluded at a time when coronavirus and hyperpartisan burnout are leading most viewers to decide to stay home and cocoon.
|
|
There is a lot of flexibility here, and a company can always decide to start a plan without matching and then decide to add it down the road when it makes sense for the business.
|
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I think the most important decision you're gonna make in your life, full stop, is who you decide to partner with the rest of your life, or specifically who you decide to be your mate.
|
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I decide to run to the store to get sweet treats.
|
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Then it's a rush to decide what stays and what goes.
|
|
What made you decide to create a learning toy for girls?
|
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VICE: How'd you guys decide on this tattoo and its location?
|
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Their encounter could decide whether America was again going to war.
|
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Before, you could decide to have nothing to do with porn.
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