National federations — often publicly funded — are a different matter.
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Growing your own stolen avocado fruit is a different matter.
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Whether he will follow his advice is a different matter.
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By contrast, filing for personal bankruptcy is a different matter.
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Paint and trim issues are a different matter, of course.
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If he had boatloads of them, that's a different matter.
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But voting for the ANC is a very different matter.
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Whether such aircraft will be built is a different matter.
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Flatbreads, on the other hand, are a whole different matter.
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But sustaining power is a different matter, requiring different strengths.
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Sports, though, is a different matter — it's a national obsession.
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But formal changes in laws may be a different matter.
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It questions his judgment in publicly discussing a different matter.
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Whether that will calm everybody down is a different matter.
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Directing censure against the president, however, is a different matter.
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But state laws and regulatory agencies are a different matter.
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How long you're on it is a whole different matter.
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If there's really strong damning evidence, that's a different matter.
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Whether protest photos should be peaceful is an altogether different matter.
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How long it seemed to take is an entirely different matter.
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Whether such a deal is really possible is a different matter.
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War with North Korea or Iran would be a different matter.
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How Europe deals with economic migrants is an altogether different matter.
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Providing security and escort for future ships is a different matter.
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Whether tech companies choose to see is a different matter altogether.
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Whether or not you've "soiled" the shirt is a different matter.
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When it comes to the clothes, however, it's a different matter.
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But the efficacy of these measures is a truly different matter.
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The Trust Project's Trust Indicators are a different matter, of course.
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WHAT THE COST IMPACTS WILL BE, MAY BE A DIFFERENT MATTER.
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His third feature, "Fireworks Wednesday" (2006), is a different matter altogether.
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Whether the people turn out to vote is a different matter.
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The unelected House of Lords could be a different matter, however.
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But the country is, you know, sort of a different matter.
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Representing Mr. Trump on the world stage is a different matter.
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Whether or not it should be legal is a different matter.
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Quite how far that power goes, though, is a different matter.
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What one does with it, for Wilson, is a different matter.
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What to do with that money, however, is a different matter.
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If I have health insurance, it would be a different matter.
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A sword or any kind of blade, though, is a different matter.
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Whether it is a realistic endeavor is of course a different matter.
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Going after some of our closest allies is a very different matter.
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"How long you're on it is a whole different matter," McConnell added.
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Whether the sanctions-skirting plan will actually work is a different matter.
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Any joint U.S.-Russia cyber initiative would have been a different matter.
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Whether they'd personally purchase such a vehicle, however, is a different matter.
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Whether this is what he is referring to is a different matter.
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Starting and scoring twice against Arsenal, however, is a different matter entirely.
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In the Senate, they have different rules and it's a different matter.
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A general-election contest with Mr Trump would be a different matter.
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But a witty take on the real thing is a different matter.
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When a man wants to be president, however, it's a different matter.
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It's a different matter when I arrive (definitely not late) at work.
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Paying the appropriate taxes on your bonus pay is a different matter.
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Whether or not the Saudis can use that buffer is a different matter.
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But youngsters from homes and neighbourhoods where AAE predominates are a different matter.
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But determining whether it was actually a hydrogen weapon is a different matter.
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Well, that's a different matter — and it's one that Twitter should quickly address.
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But whether the renovations add to a home's value, that's a different matter.
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But if there is consensus on the problem, solutions are a different matter.
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WBC welterweight champ Danny Garcia, on the other hand, was a different matter.
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But whether the party has actually changed at all is a different matter.
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But suing for libel in a court of law is a different matter.
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Service is a different matter; Tesla might have to ask customers to wait.
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Mr. Salah, arguably the most popular man in Egypt, is a different matter.
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If he seemed the slightest bit blasé, it might be a different matter.
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Repairing a steel beam submerged in an icy river is a different matter.
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But while partisanship is one thing, Russia has long been an entirely different matter.
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Customers may be ready to trust some banks: trusting politicians is a different matter.
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Whether it will be a change for the better is a different matter entirely.
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But the value of someone's diamond ring or vintage Ferrari is a different matter.
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"I think the issue with the former speaker was a different matter," he replied.
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But extending that action to purging the president-elect himself is a different matter.
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Arbitration, meant to be speedy, informal and final, was a different matter, he said.
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But to replace a two-time winning national championship coach is a different matter.
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While rail lines ran under rivers, cars spewing carbon monoxide were a different matter.
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With the American public and the Trump administration, it is an entirely different matter.
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The hiring of chief executives, television stars or top footballers, however, is a different matter.
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If Russia had collected the emails to gain intelligence it would be a different matter.
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The character of lawyer Alison Crowe, played by Glenne Headly, is a different matter altogether.
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Where this leaves wider populations with clear demands for change is a very different matter.
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War and peace issues with China are serious, but that is an entirely different matter.
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How much that would make a difference in Mosley's future performances is a different matter.
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Whether that is a world this United vintage is suited to is a different matter.
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Security policy — strive for progress, also with President Trump Security policy is a different matter.
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But foreign governments demanding a slice of their profits or revenues may be a different matter.
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But it's a different matter when it comes to land ice that falls into the ocean.
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But when Hariri returned to Saudi Arabia the second time, it was an altogether different matter.
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However, large school buses are a different matter, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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Not surprisingly, of course, there is evidence that healthy people work more, a very different matter.
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Macroscale cold, or cold that we can see with our own eyes, is a different matter.
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I mean, if it were to last two years, it would be a totally different matter.
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But sharing on social media the joys and pitfalls of her life is a different matter.
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I know, the government if it gets to be involved, it will be a different matter.
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But checking the substance of a quote with a source for accuracy is a different matter.
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But when he asked me to design the flowers for his wedding, it was a different matter.
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But that is a totally different matter from asking a doctor deliberately to bring about our death.
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However, while Senate appropriators have been forthcoming with some extra money, the House is a different matter.
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But whether any athlete can come close to matching Bolt's dominance and charisma is a different matter.
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"I think the issue with the speaker, the former speaker, was a different matter," he said Saturday.
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But going against Trump in this broadly conservative district on Pennsylvania's western edges is a different matter.
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Political advertising is banned on Irish television and radio, but the online world is a different matter.
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But as king, should that come to pass, it would be a very different matter, he acknowledged.
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Whether it would eventually pass, of course, is a different matter given deep partisan divides in Congress.
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Learning from your mistakes is one thing, but blaming yourself for outside forces is a different matter.
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Forgiveness is one thing, Guns said, but believing the governor can still lead is a different matter.
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Whether or not economists should endorse the Fed's decision as good policy is an entirely different matter.
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But research is a different matter altogether and one where the Fed's technocrats have room to run.
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Dip these unsightly creatures into warm butter, and they instantly become a different matter to most of us.
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The process of enabling Alexa was a different matter and left me, a tech reviewer, feeling pretty stupid.
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For an American to support the execution of such work in another country is, though, a different matter.
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But when you look at individual carbon sequestration projects from a carbon accounting perspective, it's a different matter.
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Whether that is a true reflection of how he feels or not, however, is a different matter entirely.
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It would be a very different matter if the richer students invariably received entry to the best classes.
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For example, it may be difficult to penalize a nation while seeking its help in a different matter.
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That didn't do much to dent Google's core businesses, but the Android case might be a different matter.
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What matters — to the player, at least; his representatives are a different matter — is that he is happy.
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This is a different matter from a shared pop culture touchstone, such as Top 40 songs or sitcoms.
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" Richards says, "Whether or not there was something that happened that was very outrageous, that is a different matter.
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But, at the point that anyone is being harmed or exploited, we have to understand that's a different matter.
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Getting away from the increasingly ubiquitous world of smart assistants, on the other hand, is a different matter entirely.
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Working out how this state of affairs comes about is a different matter, one not really within my remit.
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" Ross admitted that the way Clinton handled her emails was "inappropriate" but said Trump was "an entirely different matter.
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Velky told The Guardian the meeting with Bernhardt was about a different matter entirely -- an unrelated state-level lawsuit.
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Velky told The Guardian the meeting with Bernhardt was about a different matter entirely — an unrelated state-level lawsuit.
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But tariffs are a completely different matter, with the president given wide latitude to act on international trade policy.
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It's great to hear Kristín Anna's songs on the album, but a different matter altogether to experience them live.
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While women in the U.S have been saying #MeToo, speaking out in the DRC is a completely different matter.
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But it is a different matter when the president of the United States is the source, Ms. Schaake said.
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"Whether or not there was something that happened that was very outrageous, that is a different matter," Richards told PEOPLE.
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Whether private shipping would be prepared to take that risk at a time of armed confrontation is a different matter.
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Finding proof of wrongdoing – let alone proof of wrongdoing linked to the election and Trump – is a very different matter.
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But while strategy games and civ builders might seem like obvious candidates for tabletop translation, FPSs are a different matter.
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But the general election, typically decided by only a few points one way or another, could be a different matter.
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The Democratic Party comp seems poised to recapture its Senate majority this year, but the House is a different matter.
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On Sunday, everyone seemed to be consumed by a different matter: whether it is appropriate to kneel during the anthem.
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Using that power to preemptively wield influence over a potential witness in a case, however, is a different matter altogether.
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The investigation started this year after the police received information from a foreign law enforcement partner about a different matter.
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Modern religious zealots who still promulgate scriptural creation myths as true when they know better are, however, a different matter.
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As a reminder, studying the climate is a very different matter, focused instead on the biggest factors affecting longer-term trends.
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Although the clip is accessible to the public, Elizabeth told Vocativ that having it streamed by Netflix is a different matter.
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Donald Trump said a lot during Monday night's presidential debate — whether people understand what he said is a very different matter.
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She said it would be a different matter if Damore were writing on a personal blog rather than in a memo.
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The leaking of this information is a different matter altogether, carrying a possible 10-year prison sentence for a felony conviction.
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The stigma of having been assaulted may have waned, but making an accusation against a specific individual is a different matter.
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While these services make a point of removing the hassle for consumers to get started, canceling is a whole different matter.
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But it would be a different matter if Mr. Skripal was being used for other purposes, like recruiting new Russian agents.
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How long you're on it is a whole different matter, but I would have no choice but to take it up.
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Tori and I have been dealing with each other on a different matter, and she's been fabulous and understanding and wonderful.
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But if someone uses an AI that spits out a result with a single click, that could be a different matter.
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Apple devices have a well-deserved reputation for protecting on-device data, but backups made using iCloud are a different matter.
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If your question concerns individuals who have used weapons or terrorist acts against the state, it is an entirely different matter.
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But when we get to issues like warrantless access, when the legal authority is much less clear, that is a different matter.
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So it may well prove to be a different matter altogether when their things start to tattle on them behind their back.
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But the standards for a person's physical and mental health are a different matter from his fitness to oversee our nuclear arsenal.
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Staff members discovered early on that they could defy Mr. Priebus, the officials said, but crossing a Marine is a different matter.
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As a moral issue it is a totally different matter, and one that I doubt Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders differ on.
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But it's a whole different matter to convince people they can live with little food, undrinkable water, unreliable electricity and little work.
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The unconscious become a space into which they pour their nascent feelings, though expressing them to one another is a different matter.
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But to allow somebody to sit in an armchair by the seaside resort and attack the President personally is a different matter entirely.
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"They don't care how much the bridge costs, but when it comes to people living in poverty it's a different matter," he said.
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Now, whether you want your creepy digital assistant listening to everything you do, just waiting to but in, is a completely different matter.
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Civil lawsuits for money damages like that asserted by former anchor Gretchen Carlson are an entirely different matter -- and potentially much more damaging.
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Measurements of light's price, though, are a different matter: they can tell completely different stories depending on when and how they are made.
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While both men traded words with equalling impact before the fight materialized inside the ring, the fight itself was a totally different matter.
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The former United States attorney in Manhattan, Preet Bharara, had previously investigated the Cuomo administration in a different matter, but never brought charges.
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While the way the wealthy act often offers clues that we can use for our financial well-being, taxes are a different matter.
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Cloaking a human body from the whole range of visible light is a much different matter than, say, hiding a thin radio-wave antenna.
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But even if the effects of basic income are proven to be positive, the cost of maintaining such a program is a different matter.
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I know quite a few vegans that have killed lots of pesky bugs and spiders but eating them might be a different matter. 10.
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Second, to take internal emails "and then begin to use them to influence the American election, well, that's quite a different matter," Hayden said.
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While he was in office, Mr Temer became the first sitting president in Brazilian history to be charged with corruption (concerning a different matter).
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For young hipsters, playing with the mix of freedom and oppression may be invigorating; for the survivors, it is understandably quite a different matter.
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" But blood tests, Justice Alito wrote, "are a different matter," requiring piercing of the skin and extraction of "a part of the subject's body.
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Deciding not to have kids is one thing, but surgically rendering yourself unable to do so, I realized later, was a different matter altogether.
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Today, the restaurant's premise—seasonal, simple, carefully sourced food, beautifully plated—doesn't sound radical at all, but back in 2007, it was a different matter.
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Ancient Southern Egypt might be a different matter, however, where populations lived closer to Nubia, home of the "Black Pharaohs" in what is now Sudan.
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In return for money from the child's desperate family, Soros was hidden by an older non-Jewish man who did collaborate -- a very different matter.
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"During my residency at INL I became fascinated by how fundamentally different matter seems when you look at it on the nano-scale," Barri tells Creators.
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"A delete button is perhaps a different matter, as it is not obvious that 'delete' means the same as 'exercise my right of erasure'," said Brown.
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The U-2 has been in use for more than 60 years and has no trouble getting around — the chase cars, however, are a different matter.
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"Otherwise it would have been a different matter," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, his voice still tight with anger nine days after the animal theft.
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But it's a different matter to convince the Supreme Court that there's a "military necessity," for example, to justify circumventing Congress's constitutional power over government spending.
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While the parade of allegations has led to Weinstein&aposs disgrace in public life, the burden of proof for a criminal court is a different matter.
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There is clear evidence that the quality of democratic government is set on a sharply downhill gradient; whether the changes can be reversed is a different matter.
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Though it is unlikely the imperial cereals will ever be pushed aside, demand in rich countries for new and exciting fruit and vegetables is a different matter.
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But that is a very different matter from explaining, after the fact, why we have taken the most serious step a country can take: using deadly force.
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While an improving business is what will matter most to Uber's investors, whether the company and Kalanick can sustain that growth going forward is a different matter.
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Getting through the evening without a resurgent Atlético scoring — meaning the reigning European champion would need three goals against Diego Simeone's obdurate defense — is a different matter.
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Gaining muscle, strength, and sculpting a "toned" physique, however, is a different matter, and that definitely requires exercise — Goodis favours a mixture of strength-training and pilates.
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ECB President Mario Draghi has previously said he favors a public backstop for soured Italian bank loans but buying bundles of bad loans would be a different matter.
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How long you're on it is a whole different matter, but I would have no choice but to take it up, based on a Senate rule on impeachment.
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But it turns out that college kids living in dorms and frat houses, threatened by such dangers as beer kegs and basketball games, are quite a different matter.
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"Sure, there's lots of talk about developing our tourism industry but walking the talk is a different matter," said Gao, who's been a tour guide there for 10 years.
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In short, if you're fantasizing about other people to the total exclusion of your partner, that's a different matter, and just might be the sign of a troubled relationship.
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"The Electoral College is a different matter, so folks could vote 'for Trump' on assumption the electors will pick someone else, but I just don't see that happening," Vladeck said.
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Battery technology "isn't ready for the mainstream, but the luxury market is a different matter," said David Cole, chairman emeritus of the Center for Automotive Research in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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Let's face it, for a company to reach a billion dollars in revenue is a great success, but to set a goal of $60 billion is an entirely different matter.
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And one of them, tough luck, but the other one is going to get protection because he's filed a report with the S.E.C. about some different matter entirely years earlier.
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I've never been one for always-on phone screens, but it's a different matter altogether when it looks like betta fish are swimming on the surface of the device itself.
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By placing Zuckerberg at that table, before all those cameras, yet again, Facebook basically asked to have its CEO schooled on a completely different matter by a much smarter person.
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Execution can be a different matter, however, and that's where an initiative like Movies Anywhere will really end up charming consumers, or turning into another option that couldn't quite make it.
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But drones are a different matter, because of the danger that flying robots pose to life and limb, and the existence of strict rules that govern the use of physical airspace.
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As for new investment projects, it will be an entirely different matter as businesses will rightly wait to see the result of U.K.-EU negotiations in the next couple of years.
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I think lots of developers would like to say they would consider environmentally friendly measures in their plans, but in reality, when it comes to the finances, it's a different matter.
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While the anti-fracking stories on RT TV probably had little impact — because no one watches RT TV — Russian funding for various well-known environmental organizations is a different matter. Reps.
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Even though, hypothetically, antisubmarine aircraft could fly out of Hokkaido on the prowl for subs, that's a far different matter from letting US subs into the bastion to hunt at will.
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And if we reach the end of the business cycle that is a different matter, then we are looking at more of a multi-year downturn and one where things roll over.
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Up until this point, the Trump presidency has been marked by a reluctance of Republican members of Congress to break with the president (what they said in private was a different matter).
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It is one thing getting a face incorrectly recognized in an image uploaded to Facebook, but a totally different matter if cancer is misdiagnosed by an A.I., which could very easily happen.
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Shooting down systematically from a hotel window on a crowd of 22,000 people enjoying a concert is a different matter, said John Mueller, a political scientist at Ohio State who studies terrorism.
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Gridlock in Washington need not damage the economy, but a botched response to terrorism, a mismanagement of the next Ebola, or a buffoonish response to financial hiccups could be a different matter.
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Psychotherapy can be as effective as antidepressants in treating moderate or milder forms of depression, but more severe forms of depression, including suicidal depression and psychotic depression, are an entirely different matter, he explained.
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But a massive fiscal stimulus at the time when the economy is driven by a huge monetary creation way above its potential (and noninflationary) growth rate of 1.5 percent is an entirely different matter.
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The majority leader alluded to the timing issue in the CNBC interview, noting that while his hand is forced on the actual trial proceedings, 'how long you're on it is a whole different matter.
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While Google has long had a large roster of small and mid-size businesses using its apps, it's a whole different matter to attract chief information officers of large companies, particularly in tightly regulated industries.
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"While punitive measures against a corporation may ultimately be borne by its shareholders, a finding that those measures targeted shareholders directly is a wholly different matter," Chief Judge Sharon Prost wrote for the appeals court.
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"While punitive measures against a corporation may ultimately be borne by its shareholders, a finding that those measures targeted shareholders directly is a wholly different matter," Chief Judge Sharon Prost wrote for a three-judge panel.
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"What makes this different is that it's not immediately obvious why it breaches the particular law they said it does, and it's obviously a political issue as well — and that's a slightly different matter," Bisson said.
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Although Fed officials had previously played down the trade war's likely impact on the U.S. economy, they emphasized on Monday a protracted tit-for-tat battle was a different matter that might require a Fed response.
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"Islam is an idea, a religion, but according to the public prosecution service, you have a lot of room to criticize ideas, but when it comes to population groups, it's a whole different matter," Mr. Zonneveld said.
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And in a news conference about a different matter immediately after the comments surfaced, she only pointed to a written statement her campaign had released — repeating a variation of "I put out a statement" eight separate times.
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While he famously attended school in Switzerland, traveling this far as supreme leader is an entirely different matter for someone used to being the most revered, most protected, most deferred to human in his country of 25 million.
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However, teaching a room full of robots would be an entirely different matter, because if everyone in the room were present digitally, their sensing capability would be quite different and would require a dramatically different method of teaching.
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But gains of 40 or 50 percent in food production would be an entirely different matter, potentially offering enormous benefits for the world's poorest people, many of them farmers working small plots of land in the developing world.
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The exit of the only candidate who ideologically represented 16 percent of conservatives – America's second-largest ideological group and far larger than liberals – who voted for your party in the last two elections is a different matter altogether.
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The crux of their argument: Barr may consider the criminal questions settled, but impeachment is an entirely different matter, and Congress still needs to answer the outstanding questions related to Mueller's findings about abuse of power and corruption.
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Earlier Monday, the House Oversight Committee announced it would schedule a contempt vote for Barr and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross for an entirely different matter — the administration's refusal to cooperate with House Democrats' investigation into the Census citizenship question.
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Its author said Wynn's head of security had asked to meet him in Japan and then persuaded him to travel to the United States to talk to federal agents pursuing a different matter: a criminal bribery probe into Okada.
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Teaming with AWS is a different matter than the previous announcements because with AWS it gets the top player in the market, which could help salvage its cloud business (and indeed its entire business) after so many false starts.
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By the way, since you own your company (even now) you can't get fired (I mean from your family business; your job at the White House may be a different matter), but we can get dismissed at any time.
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Of course, handling the GFX 100 is a completely different matter than a smaller camera, and I was able to (inadvertently) test the durability of its magnesium alloy body when it slipped from my hands and tumbled across the concrete floor.
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The market's nervousness picked up after the FBI last Friday revealed a new investigation into Clinton's email server, this time involving her longtime aide Huma Abedin and her husband Anthony Weiner, who is under federal investigation in a different matter.
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I say this not as a cynical academic, but as someone who has served in senior positions for two first-term and one second-term member of the House (and one long-serving senator, which is a different matter entirely).
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When we're talking about countries like the United States, like Europe, Japan, other places which have very, very well-developed health care systems, very well developed infection control procedures in place and very highly functioning governments, then it's a different matter.
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In an televised address, Assad said that even though there were signs of victory after six-and-a-half years of civil war, the "battle continues, and where we go later and it becomes possible to talk about victory...that's a different matter".
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Given the market size and future potential, it seems like a lucrative business model to launch a new smartphone brand, selling those phones are a different matter altogether, considering established brands like Samsung, Micromax, Xiaomi and others already sell smartphones priced under $100.
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"Campaign promises are one thing, but what you're going to do as president is a different matter," said Pedro Pena, a worker at a parcel delivery firm in Ixmiquilpan, a town north of Mexico City which many migrants have left for the United States.
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But most miners at the China Lead and Zinc Conference in Kunming this week said current TCs were tolerable provided zinc prices hold close to $2285,500 a tonne and would not force them to close, although $2,000 would be a different matter, they noted.
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While Fed officials have largely discounted the trade war so far as unlikely to derail the U.S. economic expansion, officials emphasized Monday that a protracted tit-for-tat battle between the United States and China was a different matter that might require a Fed response.
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"When you're talking about consenting adults, yes I think we should consider that we can't criminalize consensual behavior as long as no one is being harmed, but at the point that anyone is being harmed or exploited, then we have to understand that's a different matter."
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But by 3 and 4, it's an entirely different matter as the likes of West Coast tinged banger "Pain is the Essence" (with frequent collaborator Dubz), "Always on the Rebound", or standout "Ice Cream Man" from Best of Giggs 3 show a growing instrumental maturity and complexity.
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As Google CEO Sundar Pichai's note to employees succinctly put it, "To suggest a group of our colleagues have traits that make them less biologically suited to that work is offensive and not OK." Whether or not Damore's views should have led to his firing is a different matter.
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Even if the Justice Department properly concluded that there is no reasonable basis for defending the provisions of the ACA that the district court invalidated (which is itself a deeply contested premise), defending the district court's conclusion that the entire statute must therefore fall is a different matter altogether.
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"It's one thing to participate with an investigation that's appropriate and within appropriate boundaries, but when an investigation may be motivated by politics, when an investigation may be going beyond its legal mandate — and obviously be, in a sense, a partisan act — that's a whole different matter," the mayor said.
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While you can use your iPhone&aposs Camera app to automatically scan QR codes by just holding the camera in front of the QR code and taping a pop-up, traditional barcodes are a different matter because there&aposs no app built into your phone that can do this for you.
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Even fans of Mahnke's podcast who remember hearing that at one point an unlucky New England tuberculosis patient was forced to drink a mixture made from the bodily fluid of a dead relative will find that watching this drama build to its gory climax in live action is a whole different matter.
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In August, a number of high-profile executives opted to stop advising him on economic issues because of his comments on a different matter: The neo-Nazi violence in Charlottesville, Va. In Silicon Valley, though, the move toward ending DACA adds to a special, longer-running strain between tech titans and the Trump administration.
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"That's a very different matter than someone who has to navigate all the crosscurrents of dealing with domestic politics, dealing with Capitol Hill and dealing with a president who just can't throw his phone away and stop tweeting," John D. Podesta, President Bill Clinton's last chief of staff, said Sunday on "This Week" on ABC.
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MITCH MCCONNELL: It is a Senate rule related to impeachment that would take 67 votes to change I would have no choice but to take it up how long you're on it is a whole different matter, but I would have no choice but to take it up, based on a senate rule on impeachment.
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It's alright for Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE to campaign for and with him, but the president, that's entirely a different matter.
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The club, at 45 Park Lane, near Hyde Park, became a powerful generator of cash for the company, and Mr. Lownes was its sybaritic frontman, dating the bunnies (they weren't allowed to consort with the guests, but the proprietor was, by official decree, a different matter) and hosting wild parties that made swinging London swing a little harder.
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Whether Detroit is ready to see the end of a project that has been a part of the landscape for so many years is a different matter entirely, but with respect to Guyton himself — an artist who has spent his life making unexpected moves with little need to justify them to others — this latest decision is true to form.
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"Most poor black women, as of right now at least, would fail even a mild voter qualification exam," he admits, but he's undeterred, insisting that their disenfranchisement would be merely incidental to his epistocratic plan—a completely different matter, he maintains, from the literacy tests of America's past, which were administered with the intention of disenfranchising blacks and ethnic whites.
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While I know there are some die-hard Christian followers of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE who believe that, it is a wholly (not holy) different matter when the spokesperson of the president of the United States says it.
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She noted that she did not back an impeachment inquiry into Trump after former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerSchiff: Trump acquittal in Senate trial would not signal a 'failure' Jeffries blasts Trump for attack on Thunberg at impeachment hearing Live coverage: House Judiciary to vote on impeachment after surprise delay MORE testified on Russia's 2016 election interference, but said the Ukraine controversy is a different matter.
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" In fact, Justice Anthony Kennedy took care to mention that, "Petitioners conceded, moreover, that if a baker refused to sell any goods or any cakes for gay weddings, that would be a different matter and the State would have a strong case under this Court's precedents that this would be a denial of goods and services that went beyond any protected rights of a baker who offers goods and services to the general public and is subject to a neutrally applied and generally applicable public accommodations law.
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