It doesn't mean that they end up as trial witness.
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I end up (as feared) staying up until 3 a.m.
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That might end up as a win for the Democrats.
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That room service receipt will likely end up as evidence.
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In that scenario, it would end up as an unforced error.
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Mashable: How did Nick Offerman end up as this year's host?
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The sons of terror leaders rarely end up as suicide bombers.
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And, yeah, fortunately for me I didn't end up as Tomas.
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Unless Congress changes its approach, this will end up as a knockout.
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Once digested, those carbs will end up as glucose in the bloodstream.
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" He added: "things won't end up as severely as they say now.
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In typical manufacturing, 30 percent of materials can end up as waste.
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Some, in their careers, end up as what might be called hedgers.
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But inevitably the good ones end up as your stock photos anyway.
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Without such buy-in, you end up as a general without soldiers.
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The former Maryland congressman may not end up as our next president.
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Finerman contended Apple's results may not end up as dismal as many expect.
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Now we will see how fragmented that will end up as in practice.
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What works on Snapchat tends to end up as a feature within Facebook.
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Let's just hope Lively's character, Nancy, doesn't end up as dead as Preserve.
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This may well end up as the year of the awakening of Europe.
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Doing so could weaken another candidate who might end up as the nominee.
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"Our products end up as far away as Greenland and Puerto Rico," explains Ravn.
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Their descendants may end up as victims of Mr Bolsonaro's encouragement of police violence.
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Eventually, the Flyboard Air could end up as a tool used by the military.
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Expect movie sets, tourism destinations, and more to end up as 360 photo ads.
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This involves testing vast numbers of compounds that might possibly end up as drugs.
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It could—let's be honest—end up as nothing more than a talking shop.
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VICE: How did you end up as a third wheel in your own home?
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" But Borges offered this prediction: "Kasich and Cruz won't end up as running mates.
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But Yoo noted that Trump's campaign pledges may not end up as actual policy.
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Tariffs end up as a regressive tax against the moderate- to low-income population.
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The oil issue could also end up as a bargaining chip in those talks.
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Mr. Bizzarro, 33, was skeptical that Mr. Biden would end up as the nominee.
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The final aircraft could end up as an entirely new version of the classic airliner.
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He was tasked with ensuring that the product didn't end up as crowdfunding-backed vaporware.
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She said there's a chance Harris could end up as a vice presidential pick, too.
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He could end up as prime minister, at the helm of a UKIP-Conservative coalition.
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She takes it like a champ and says she'll end up as a meme online.
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Now, they may be worried that they'll end up as the butt of a joke.
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The issue may end up as the primary wedge issue in her re-election race.
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You hope that you never end up as sad as a lot of my friends.
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Imagine trafficking with corrupt politicians instead of women and children who end up as slaves.
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Who knows, your creation might even end up as a limited-edition beverage one day.
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At the end of the day, Americans end up as World Champs, no matter what.
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So who is Dominic Raab and could he end up as Britain's next prime minister?
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Now she could well end up as the party's only member of the National Assembly.
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"Otherwise, all our outrage and all our tears will end up as bubbles," it said.
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However, absent tapes, this could well end up as a "he said, he said" dispute.
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Stories that start off as hagiographies end up as Job-like challenges to divine justice.
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That's Andrew Yang, and it's not because he will end up as his party's candidate.
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Now is the time to figure out what man he wants to end up as.
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How did you end up as a CEO of a bunch of video game players?
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And somehow, he's still on track to end up as the King of the Seven Kingdoms.
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So often these soups can end up as bland variations of meat water, but not here.
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" Though she doesn't believe the community will vanish—she jokes, "Maybe it'll end up as Stormfront2017.
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Use 'em accordingly, and hopefully you'll end up as "Happy" about your skin as Pharrell Williams.
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Will it last if the Celtics end up as the fifth seed, as some have predicted?
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There is every indication that this could end up as a win-win for both parties.
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Why did pride start as a riot and end up as a corporate-state sponsored event?
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Greens-EFA might just end up as kingmakers, with far more influence than in the past.
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Many are renounced by their families as teenagers, and end up as beggars or sex workers.
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Agriculture is fearful this attempt too will end up as hostage to additional partisan political demands.
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It's hard to imagine that these overtures will end up as anything more than meaningless bromides.
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Those usually end up as larger-scale raids in Taliban areas, requiring a more complex approach.
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Ilaria Cucchi never expected to end up as one of Italy's most famous human-rights activists.
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Whether this Driving Mode will end up as an official product is still up in the air.
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Without education, she says, they will end up as manual laborers like her husband, a construction worker.
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" Christie asked the interviewer before inquiring, "Will everyone in Game of Thrones end up as white walkers?
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If they completely ignore Gab, they could end up as a less welcoming community for marginalized people.
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Stories that promote surprise over character end up as mere soap opera, a series of sensational shocks.
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More probably, the winner of the Republican primary will end up as the next president of France.
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How did you grow into being a leader and what did your leadership style end up as?
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Then again, Sanders may end up as the only Democratic candidate for president who defines himself thus.
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Yet, for Mueller, it may end up as impressive as shooting an annoying mime in Central Park.
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I was alone in predicting that someone other than Mr. Trump would end up as the nominee.
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Is that ever going to end up as a track on a reissue of Serenade In Red?
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The police in other states can end up as de facto prosecutors, even without formal charging authority.
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If he completes his term, he will end up as the sixth longest serving senator in history.
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Crimea may end up as a bargaining chip in a larger foreign policy concern for Trump: Syria.
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When they eventually end up as part of a dung pile, they are thus far from home.
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I think if the artists within the industry are clever enough they'll end up as the mainstream anyway.
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Barring a major downturn, the two stocks will end up as the best-performing assets of the decade.
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Millions of Americans participate in March Madness pools, and the vast majority don't end up as actual gamblers.
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But while Manafort may have the spotlight, Papadopoulos may actually end up as Mueller's biggest get so far.
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"It's about preparing them for the real world so they don't end up as a statistic," Payne said.
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Pieces of plastic like this really could end up as yet more fossils of our strange new era.
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Others suggest acknowledging the downsides of immigration, namely that some migrants end up as criminals or even terrorists.
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"At the end of the day we don't want to end up as the handset business," he said.
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Will virtual reality become entrenched in society, or could it end up as the next 3-D TV?
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Things won't always end up as you think, but you will gain valuable lessons along life's uncertain path.
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So they end up as my clients because, with their lives upheaved, they predictably went on to reoffend.
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Since the boys speak only Ukrainian, I somehow end up as the middleman, translating and doing their bidding.
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Producing plastics fated to end up as litter is a waste, especially when these plastics pollute our oceans.
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Otherwise, the Essential Phone might just end up as a case where beauty isn't much more than skin deep.
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Yet the future of the ACA, or "Obamacare," may end up as the defining policy fight of Trump's presidency.
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"In the end, BRI could end up as a logistical route to sell China-made stuff and nothing else."
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In total, the default on GO debt could end up as a record $13 billion without any legislative help.
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But, alas, Queenie did little more than end up as a blood bag for Ramona after March stabs her.
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Thanks to their tips, we won't just be letting these beauties end up as centerpieces at Halloween or Friendsgiving.
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Those cases too, along with OHCHR's murky U.S. initiatives, may end up as a significant part of Zeid's legacy.
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Beyond beefing up SARA, making sure a species doesn't end up as at-risk is a priority, Snider said.
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Many end up as domestic workers or laborers in brick kilns, roadside restaurants or small textile and embroidery workshops.
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Thanks to the complicated coalition arithmetic, they may even end up as junior partners in one of these governments.
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But when those measures involve manipulating the figures, then their efforts can end up as a fraud on investors.
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And people still profess to be amazed that a TV host could end up as the Commander-in-Chief.
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Nobody can say where they come from, but they end up as key issues in a security policy decision.
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A&E CEO Nancy Dubuc has left and is probably going to end up as CEO of Vice Media.
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Even though I never thought I'd end up as a chef, I did have a big connection to food.
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Few could have predicted back in 2011 that Mr. Pruitt was going to end up as the E.P.A. administrator.
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During a normal recession, you might have this seizure of economic activity, and you end up as collateral damage.
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If Ms. Koike decides to run and her party wins a majority, she could end up as prime minister.
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If ticket sales are weak in the next few days, 2019 could end up as the third-biggest year.
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Many joked that if he keeps growing, he could end up as a pretty good prospect in the NBA.
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Instead, I will import from Vietnam, so trade wars and protectionism actually end up as a positive for Vietnam.
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Others end up as domestic workers or laborers in brick kilns, roadside restaurants or small textile and embroidery workshops.
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How did a decorated sportswriter end up as a blogger for a high-school basketball team in Morton, Ill.?
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An estimated 23 percent of all manufactured goods end up as waste within months of rolling off the production line.
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With that recent controversy, it looked likely that Affleck's sexual harassment allegations would end up as part of the conversation.
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It's full-circle: The cow's milk is used to make cheese and the pigs end up as salami and chorizo.
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While the mosaic embryos could lean abnormal and lead to miscarriage, they could also end up as a normal pregnancy.
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When wealthy titans call for targeting "Wall Street" with more taxes, Main Street businesses always end up as collateral damage.
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The hope is that it will end up as a small, benign mass that will be monitored throughout Jaxson's life.
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Carmichael, if finally approved and built, may well end up as a game-changer, but not in the way intended.
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But marooning a feature on a separate island without the population of the mainland can end up as a shipwreck.
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"I may end up as a footnote to history," Mr. Bechara joked about his Zelig-like presence at her side.
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After all, if you do choose to buy the product, your review might end up as fodder for Review Revue.
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On average, for households in the broad middle class, these changes will probably end up as a wash on net.
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"You end up as the guy in the white suit standing in front of the bucket of chicken," he said.
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That means it's facing Walt Disney in what might end up as the media industry's biggest takeover battle this decade.
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His failure to disclose his military background when he applied for citizenship could end up as a strike against him.
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The Marschallin's life, as she ages, must end up as sexless as the convent girl's life from which it emerged.
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The company told The Times last month that Riley Rose may end up as a store within Forever 213 locations.
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If they are not eaten, they probably end up as random parts of the organic detritus on the forest floor.
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I doubt I'll end up as the Minnie Minoso of crossword-making, but hopefully this won't be my last effort.
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And now you have to grapple with the reality that your little black dress may end up as upholstery filler.
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A flexible touch screen might breathe some new life into the concept, or it could just end up as a gimmick.
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Whatever Howard ended up changing, the film will almost certainly end up as yet another point of debate amongst the fanbase.
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Many end up as maids, or are forced to work in small industries such as textile workshops or labour on farms.
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You may have to slow down to see them, Brown warned, but don't worry — they won't end up as road kill.
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The more strategic planning of this sort there is, the less risk that mini-grids will end up as "stranded assets".
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Executives say by failing early, they can move on without wasting time and money on projects that end up as duds.
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The bottom line: What began as a Medicaid spending reduction in Congress will end up as a battle of budget priorities.
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The footwear brand Sperry features prominently in the 1975 film, even if many of its wearers end up as shark-chow.
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That's what happens, sometimes, when you age out of being a woman of a certain age: You end up as camp.
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Or put another way, is there a 2016 counterfactual in which John Kasich doesn't end up as an extraordinarily persistent loser?
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And I've discovered some interesting information that will become bigger stories or end up as footnotes in the world of AVs.
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"You end black colleges, and youngsters will end up as serious social misfits," he told The New York Times in 1981.
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The obvious difficulty for Democrats is that it's unlikely Kavanaugh will end up as unpopular as Bork was or Trump is.
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The workers gathered outside the factory gate could end up as collateral damage, but most are sticking by their man regardless.
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" Otherwise, he argued, "you'll burn up a lot of time and effort for things that will end up as a distraction.
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But Machado de Assis is light and fun in a way one seldom expects of authors who end up as statues.
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When Yvesmark Chery went to college to become an IT professional, he didn't expect to end up as a model instead.
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But unless he is successful on appeal, his coaching career and his reputation may end up as wrecked as his body.
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The sky-high revenues end up as huge corporate profits, wasteful administrative costs, useless and even harmful advertising and lavish salaries.
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In this way, the leftovers from the production of your overpriced latte end up as insect shit and sun-ripened tomatoes.
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Their latest album, Cardinal, released on Run For Cover Records, will probably end up as my favorite album of this year.
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The combination of these three factors means that many more black residents end up as Democratic primary voters than other nonwhite residents.
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If the far right gets its way, Europe will end up as a collection of non-liberal and non-multicultural single states.
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And researchers say now is the time to make sure the much-loved marsupials don't end up as the next Tasmanian devil.
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If they end up as the minority party after the midterm elections in 2018, Trump nominees could emerge being blocked by Democrats.
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This most recent pair of closures may end up as another mighty thump in a never-ending game of whack-a-mole.
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Once a film wraps production, the props and costumes frequently end up as the property of the film's production or distribution company.
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Otherwise, the appeals court said, bankruptcy judges will end up as roving ombudsmen, forced to scrutinize proposed reorganization plans for potential illegalities.
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Some believe Joshua could end up as the first sporting billionaire, with forecast earnings for fights in the future topping £50 million.
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If a kid does end up as trans-identifying, they're first encouraged to publicly express their gender identity and see a therapist.
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People who try to use politics to fill emotional and personal voids get more and more extreme and end up as fanatics.
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She might even end up as a vice presidential running mate, as did other failed candidates, George H.W. Bush and Joe Biden.
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We wouldn't have done half the shit we did if we thought it was going to end up as an Instagram story.
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Naturally, they end up as the prize kills in "Slayerfest '98," thanks to both Mr. Trick and their friends' well-meaning meddling.
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"Otherwise, all our outrage and all our tears will end up as bubbles," it said, calling the outbreak a man-made disaster.
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Even the trade war could likely end up as a footnote in the exponential gain in Chinese military, economic, and diplomatic prowess.
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The journey is perilous—as are their lives abroad, where many end up as prostitutes or in other forms of forced labor.
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But if they ever did overthrow Assad, you might end up as bad as Assad is, and he is a bad guy.
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TV, but owned by CBS TV. Basically, these aren't guaranteed to end up as exclusives on WarnerMedia's upcoming streaming service launching this year.
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It's not unusual for drugs taken by people to end up as contaminants in harbors and waterways surrounding cities, including antibiotics and cocaine.
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Given the electorate's oft-stated disconnect with the status quo in Washington, that may end up as the most remarkable result of all.
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He also argued Thiel is "not a 'proper' purchaser" because he could end up as the target of litigation, according to court papers.
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Indeed, Argentina's harvest will not be great, but there is a chance that losses do not end up as large as some expect.
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However, he acknowledged that if Giorgetti's name was rejected, someone from outside the League would probably end up as Italy's representative in Brussels.
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Perhaps it's time to admit that most of us who try to practice it just end up as pathetic alcoholics and mediocre writers.
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Either way, this could well end up as a rare case where both a client and his attorney are called before bar proceedings.
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Puzzled Love (Spain) Sun, who hails from Chicago, and Lucas, who's from Mallorca, end up as flatmates in Barcelona, where they're studying abroad.
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More and more of those in Belgium who end up as radical militants start out as criminals, forming their bonds in criminal networks.
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They might get an eventual reprieve, but not moving to a best-interest compensation practice may end up as a losing business philosophy.
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Senators defenseman Mark Borowiecki tried to corner him back in October, only to end up as an embarrassing dupe as Gaudreau eluded him.
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In poor countries, these kids often end up unable to walk, attend school or hold a job; frequently, they end up as beggars.
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EXPEDIA CEO MARK OKERSTROM SAYS 2017 "DID NOT END UP AS WE PLANNED FROM A FINANCIAL PERSPECTIVE," FOLLOWING DISAPPOINTING Q4 RESULTS - EARNINGS CALL
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As Cadillac discovered, any brand can end up as collateral damage when it comes in contact with a spotlight-seeking missile like Trump.
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Myers said government research shows that as many as one-quarter of all teens who use e-cigarettes may end up as smokers.
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Now the question is whether Minaya can help the Mets rebound again, or whether his presence will simply end up as a distraction.
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Well, the reviews are in and DC's Suicide Squad movie might end up as the hill that the Justice League universe dies on.
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On average, those experts believed that about 90 percent of the prevented gun homicides would simply end up as homicides by other means.
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Indeed, they were still kicking around ideas for where the characters might end up as the show's writers hashed out the season's sixth episode.
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Some end up as domestic workers or forced to work in small manufacturing units, farming or are even pushed into sexual slavery in brothels.
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The people who end up as central bankers or finance ministers or I.M.F. officials tend to worry a lot about what could go wrong.
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This year will end up as the 22th-warmest year in recorded history, Gavin Schmidt, the director of the NASA program, said over email.
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The original Saw put director James Wan in horror fans' sights, but The Conjuring franchise may end up as his most significant genre legacy.
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GlaxoSmithKline, which makes Advair, would have to be offering Express Scripts a rebate of at least 70% to end up as the cheapest option.
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Aldous Huxley, in his novel "Brave New World", published in 1931, realised that this could, regrettably, end up as a feature, not a bug.
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Now he may end up as a Supreme Court justice despite never in his life having been involved in anything that was actually successful.
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"The year did not end up as we planned from a financial perspective," Chief Executive Mark Okerstrom said in the company's quarterly earnings call.
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One controversial congressional proposal — a border-adjusted tax, which would tax imports — is expected to end up as part of the corporate tax debate.
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"You would think that some of the main characters will end up as one of them, and you really don't want to," he said.
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"The thought behind this is to have air pollution end up as art/illustrations/murals, than in our lungs," Sharma tells The Creators Project.
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But that data can also end up as garbage left out on the net in abandoned "buckets" for mischief-makers and criminals to pilfer.
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With Father's Day in the rear-view mirror, any tools that didn't end up as a gift for dad will likely be on sale.
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You don't wanna be in the wrong place at the wrong time, end up as That Guy who gets kidnapped and decapitated on camera.
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And while most will never end up as a production vehicle, they can provide insight into an automaker and clues to where it's headed.
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All in all, it looks like a scenario where everyone involved -- the studio, the character and especially the audience -- could end up as losers.
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He has appealed both cases to the Supreme Court, where the Deutsche Bank and Capital One case is likely to end up as well.
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Will Ms. Markle ultimately end up as a truly transformative figure or, like Queen Charlotte (if you believe the theories), a curious historical blip?
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Children who explore many instruments when they are young end up as more skilled musicians than the ones who are locked into just one.
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Some of the ideas—if AI learns from us, it could end up as sexist as society itself—are ripped straight from the headlines.
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It does not do us any good to accelerate an issue or to end up as the holder of a number of oil leases.
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Diamonds must be shot up from below quickly — say, through a volcanic eruption — or they'll end up as so much coal in your stocking.
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News Corp co-chair Murdoch and WIN Corporation owner Gordon, both significant shareholders in Ten, had been expected to end up as full owners.
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But even its biggest champions would likely agree that it doesn't deserve to end up as the most heavily accoladed film in motion picture history.
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The remarkable piece was destined to end up as a curiosity or piece of jewelry, with Burmese traders believing a plant fragment was trapped inside.
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But the ongoing case in Colombia, the three sources told BuzzFeed News, may end up as one of the worst scandals to strike the agency.
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And even though I didn't end up as a princess, I definitely felt like one — which, I gotta say, is a royal triumph in itself.
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Taking the road less traveled means you end up as a superspy; take the wrong one, and you become a cog in an indifferent machine.
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I first saw the film during the 2018 Sundance Film Festival, and immediately thought it would end up as the scariest movie of the year.
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All the senses are so together that smell, touch, sight, taste, and hearing all end up as part of the same realtime experience or memory.
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Amazon and Microsoft, the finalists in the Pentagon's $10 billion JEDI contract, could both end up as the losers as Trump steps into the process.
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Hefner bought old photos a struggling Monroe had posed for under a pseudonym, having no idea they would eventually end up as a magazine feature.
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It also remains to be seen whether the 12 Olympic venues intended to become schools or community sports centers will end up as white elephants.
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" And USA Today said, "A lot will have to break right for the Oklahoma standout to end up as the best QB from this class.
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"Roma" may well end up as the most celebrated movie of 2018, and nobody outside of Netflix's offices will know how many people saw it.
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Below are our picks for the 23 candidates most likely to end up as the Democratic nominee when this is all said and done. 22015.
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Odds are good that he will end up as just one more castoff among the dozens who have envisioned a nonexistent path to the nomination.
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The Syracuse-UConn six-overtime game might end up as the craziest game of all-time, but it wasn't as well-played as this one.
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Such a historic document dump required a matching journalistic effort, one that would end up as among the broadest and most technologically challenging journalistic endeavors ever.
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So whatever promises Trump makes about the opioid epidemic in this year's State of the Union address, they seem likely to end up as empty words.
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Whether it can keep up its current momentum as Chen and his team implement new features—or end up as another unused viral app like Yo!
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They'll also be wary of the possibility that any communication with Trump will end up as part of a congressional inquiry or leaked to the media.
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Most notably, he said that: The FDP may end up as the largest opposition party in the Bundestag in the event of a new grand coalition.
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YC is accepting both positive and negative recommendations — requiring endorsers to concretely say how likely the given company is to end up as a home run.
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But until that moment happens, some Sanders supporters in the crowd are holding out hope that she will not end up as the nominee this week.
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These projects more often end up as bespoke development engagements where, despite the initial intention, the startup is producing a custom application for the big company.
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Legion could either end up as a vibrant, constantly changing experience, or one filled with a bunch of main characters that all seem largely the same.
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If tax cuts were paid for with more borrowing rather than lower spending, they would end up as deadweight for the economy rather than as fuel.
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So even though he has now abruptly left behind what may end up as his worst team ever, only a fool would count the Badgers out.
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If they both win tonight and in the fall, this could be a rare political feud that may end up as a win for both candidates.
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These storms are more dangerous Storms that undergo rapid intensification tend to be more dangerous than other storms because they frequently end up as major hurricanes.
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If all of his pieces come together, Isaac could become an All-Star; if they don't, he could end up as a below-average offensive player.
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Rather than raising output, much stimulus money would end up as personal savings or bid up prices for the products still available in a smaller economy.
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That being said, Sanders may not even end up as the Democratic nominee and, to be clear, I'm not writing this in support of his candidacy.
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Money, money, money: With over $150 million raised so far, the gubernatorial race here could end up as one the most expensive governor races in history.
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The question, which was mocked a little on social media, will most likely end up as a footnote about Mr. Trump's dealings with the news media.
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Despite her loyalty to the President, in time Hicks may end up as one of the people drawn into his presence whose reputations never quite recover.
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Many waria, banished from their homes, end up as sex workers, including some who have slowly started to gather again at Ratri's boarding school to pray.
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All of which means that there is a real possibility that Harris -- or another one of the female candidates -- will end up as the party nominee.
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Some outside observers insist that whether shouting from the hills or keeping as quiet as possible, cities aren't going to end up as the real winner.
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All in all, it was hardly an auspicious beginning for what would end up as Ryan's seventh—and certainly most improbable—Major League Baseball no-hitter.
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They fear that, under equivalence, Britain will end up as a rule-taker - having, like Norway, to mirror EU regulation without having a say on them.
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Plus, it seems likely from a narrative standpoint that Sansa will end up as the head of House Stark, and that can only happen with Rickon gone.
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The PIC would end up as a dominant shareholder in a pure national champion, while the Indian tycoon would own a bigger stake in the international business.
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But clearly it still seems like it's worth it, and we don't know why certain species end up as prisoners in places that don't meet their needs.
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"It's very likely that we'll end up as criminals if the army closes us down," he said, asking not to be named as his business is illegal.
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But there also is a fine line between tech hype and reality — many of the buzziest ideas end up as busts and far fewer become major breakthroughs.
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And even if they do end up as superstars, they weren't going to singlehandedly turn you into prohibitive Cup favorites, because again, there's no such thing anymore.
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BAE's Type 26 frigate, for example, has so far failed to elicit firm global interest and could end up as a very expensive bespoke Royal Navy vessel.
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Once they arrive, they stray from their resort to follow a hunky local who has eyes on Emily, and they end up, as the title says, snatched.
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Year after year, these be-masked doofuses end up as top festival billings, bringing their New Age, childlike sing-a-longs to festivals from Coachella to EDC.
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New Yorkers currently use 23 billion plastic bags each year, state officials say, many of which end up as one of the most problematic forms of garbage.
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And like every plan put forward to address the city's challenges, there's concern that its best intention will only end up as another advantage for tech companies.
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The four theme entries didn't end up as snazzy as I would have liked, but I hope that some of the livelier fill makes up for it.
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New Yorkers currently use 222 billion plastic bags each year, state officials say, many of which end up as one of the most problematic forms of garbage.
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If you do not want to end up as a political talking point, at least make your donations without the need to serve $900 bottles of wine.
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The Democrats end up as the party that raises them in order to be fiscally responsible while still providing basic humane services — which expand the middle class.
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What the Times publishes is almost certain to end up as news in other outlets, including major daily newspapers, wire services, broadcast networks and cable news channels.
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But Stabenow said she didn't know whether the compromise -- if it's finalized -- would end up as an amendment to the energy bill or take another legislative path.
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While Physera primarily works with insurers, it seems natural that it could end up as a consumer application at some point that isn't attached to an insurance plan.
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That might not necessarily stop it from going through the Canadian Parliament, but it may end up as a campaign issue when Trudeau calls federal elections next year.
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It would not be farfetched to argue that the President's remarks in themselves might end up as part of an impeachment case if things ever get that far.
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Some end up as domestic workers, or forced to work in small industries such as textile workshops, farming or are pushed into brothels where they are sexually exploited.
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So if Spotify stock trades wildly in its opening days or tanks in its opening months, McCarthy could end up as the poster child for Silicon Valley arrogance.
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Untold tonnes end up as irretrievable ocean flotsam, which sunlight and salt fragment into microscopic pieces that attract toxins and may be gulped by creatures that become seafood.
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What we're hearing ... this will probably end up as an informal hearing in the City Attorney's Office, which is an alternative path to charging someone with a crime.
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Clinton's blunt comment, while casting Trump as a risk to the nation's security, also leans into the chance that Trump could end up as the Republican standard bearer.
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It's likely to end up as a wash, but if things get tight, these are the kinds of members that could help get something across the finish line.
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Thirteen months in a row have broken their previous global temperature records, and 2016 is widely expected to end up as the warmest year on record as well.
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Traditional exporters Indonesia and Malaysia may well end up as net importers as well, given the depletion of their domestic natural gas fields and rising demand at home.
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But while developers on Facebook's Platform would blossom into giant businesses like Zynga, others would end up as collateral damage as Facebook wrestled to control what it created.
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The 14-state contest would either prove Bloomberg's audacious plan could work, or it would end up as one of the most expensive failures in modern political history.
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BERLIN — Germany is cracking down on hate speech online amid a rise in right-wing extremism, but critics warn that civil liberties will end up as collateral damage.
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Warren and Sanders are long-time Capitol Hill allies, so much so that during Sanders' 2016 run, rumors abound that Warren would end up as his running-mate.
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" He later told Science, "We're not saying this is the direct ancestor, but, if you start weighing this all, it will end up as the most probable ancestor.
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"This illustrates what this government proposes for low income people," she said, "that your son will end up as cheap labor and your daughter in an Imam Hatip."
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And in that first tweetstorm, I did my best to sound the alarm: This guy is dangerous, and he could end up as president of the United States.
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Sources familiar with the project tell us the song will drop in the coming weeks ... and is likely to end up as a track on Miley's new album.
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There is a differentiation within human trafficking between victims who end up as sex workers and victims who are coerced into providing labor for free or illegally low wages.
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"Both NOAA and NASA wholeheartedly agree that this year is record warm so far and will end up as warmest or very close to warmest in the modern record."
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But if Trump has entered this so-called era of strategic impatience, just make sure if you do anything on the North, we don't end up as collateral damage.
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Some analysts have said reports of a stabilizing property market suggested cheap interest rates were putting more cash into the economy - which eventually would end up as company profits.
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With an anonymous buyer, it's unclear where the mural will end up — as part of a private collection, or somewhere more visible like its original home at Grace House.
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As the Yankees and the Astros tangle for a World Series berth, few will be surprised to see their long and short stars end up as the difference-makers.
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When Democrats regain power, if they follow the same playbook and systematically appoint outspoken liberal judges, the appeals courts will end up as ideologically split as Congress is today.
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They fear that, under equivalence, Britain will end up as a rule-taker - having, like Norway, to cut and paste EU regulations into national law without having a say.
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The rising power of the Times's core audience is creating anxiety among the journalists because they sense that this rising power can end up as a kind of censor.
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She sees that as evidence this slump will most likely end up as a "growth scare," which she defined as a drop of 14 to 20% for major indexes.
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His grandson, Nolan Turner, a junior safety for Clemson, would end up as the last line of defense against the Buckeyes — an opportunity as alarming as it was thrilling.
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And so Mr. Oliver took up four Trump-related questions: How did a man with such a contempt for or poor grasp of the truth end up as president?
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We don't know if any of this will happen in "Endgame," but if some of it does, Nebula could end up as collateral in restoring order to the universe.
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But this administration's track record thus far suggests that these rules may end up as heavy-handed regulation, designed to keep workers out, not improve the H-220006B program.
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Twenty-five years ago the French classicist Pierre Hadot argued that the Greeks never intended the love of wisdom to end up as the most arcane of intellectual disciplines.
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It's not clear that all of them were likely to result in 5-4 splits, but here's what could happen if they end up as a 4-4 tie:
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Image: NASAIt's been a while since we last heard from the Parker Solar Probe, the NASA spacecraft voted most likely to end up as a blistered chunk of molten metal.
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Illustration: University of Warwick/Mark GarlickAt the end of its life, our Sun could end up as a crystal—and physicists now have observational evidence to back up that theory.
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VATICAN CITY – The Vatican is drafting guidelines to help Catholic dioceses find appropriate ways to decommission unneeded churches so they don&apost end up as discos, gymnasiums or gelato shops.
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But does our ever-increasing presence online doom us to end up as Lacie eventually does, imprisoned in some virtual jail cell if we ever choose to abandon these accounts?
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That bill, passed by a House committee Wednesday, could end up as part of the second phase of planned Obamacare-replacement legislation, the STAT health-care news site reported Friday.
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As things stand, though, your business essentially just has to be lucky to end up as a pokéstop, which may become a point of contention as Pokémon Go's popularity increases.
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The facial sensing buds could potentially end up as an entirely new way to control your smartphone, using a mix of voice and touch commands and even AR camera features.
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A feud carried over from the riot, a murder attempt in a bathroom – conflicts bubble up, fizzle out, and end up as filler around a trial inquisition and imminent repercussions.
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Earlier this week, 235 teachers wrote an open letter in daily Svenska Dagbladet saying their Afghan pupils could end up as soldiers in a country they had never been to.
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Then Miguel Montero singled to drive home Anthony Rizzo for what would end up as the deciding run in an 8-7 Chicago win that Cubs fans will never forget.
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DeepMind hopes such machines will end up as assistants to biological brains, rather than replacements for them, in the way that other technologies from search engines to paper have done.
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Thus, Trump's Jerusalem move could well end up as just another pretext for many Middle Eastern governments to repress their own citizens in the name of stability and fighting terrorism.
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The past year brought a drumbeat of blockbuster revelations from special counsel Robert Mueller, but 21 could end up as just a brisk warmup for what's to come in 22016.
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Buttigieg could very well end up as one of the top fundraisers of the second quarter, but whether he kept pace with his massive April showing remains to be seen.
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PEF plastics, although bio-based, are not biodegradable, and would still end up as waste in landfills and in the seas, the NREL said in a report on its website.
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"We must leave the EU before we have an election," Gove said on Twitter, saying Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn could end up as prime minister with support from Scottish nationalists.
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The New Democratic Party and the Greens, smaller left-wing parties gaining in popularity, could end up as kingmakers should one of the two major parties win a minority government.
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"As this report shows, when those inevitable spending cuts and tax increases are taken into account, the vast majority of Americans will end up as big losers," the group said.
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The Chicago Bulls played their way back into the top eight in the Eastern Conference and can end up as high as the No. 5 seed with a strong finish.
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"Well, let me preface it by saying I think Nikki Haley may end up as our first female president," replied Peters, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel and Fox contributor.
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Start with your grandest ideas, and any eventual compromise is likely to end up in the middle; start with middling ideas, and your compromise will end up as right-lite.
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Some bad meetings end up as the following: Someone will come in with 40 slides and want to convey all of the knowledge in the 40 slides in excruciating detail.
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Part of the reason for that is that the government subsidies built into the system in large part end up as dividends for shareholders, rather than being invested in upgrades.
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By "having the back" of these at-risk kids (who tragically could end up as shooting victims or even perpetrators), City Year Chicago is literally saving lives while furthering education.
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Pick reading that will engage but not deplete you, something that requires a bit of mental energy, but doesn't end up as another item on your growing to-do list.
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The next decade and its conflicts will tell us which portions of the Army's new test save lives — and which ones, like the stork stand, end up as historical oddities.
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By the time of the convention, the frontrunner's lead is usually so overwhelming, and her competitors so completely crushed, that it's obvious who will end up as the party's nominee.
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Turner, 23, was shocked to learn that there was a potential Easter egg out there all along about who would end up as king, hidden in the poster for season 1.
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I've definitely had situations with regular knee injuries, and what tends to happen is the exercises that a physical therapist prescribes end up as just part of a regular exercise routine.
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Varejao would plug an important hole for the Warriors in the short term, filling in for Ezeli, and might end up as one of several intermittently valuable players on their roster.
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Chief Justice John Roberts , who might have been something a conservative ideological outlier on the court 30 years ago, is likely to end up as the new fulcrum on the court.
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Recorded by Prince alone in February that year, it would end up as the B-side to "I Would Die 4 U." But it never found its way into his rotation.
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The merger, announced by the two companies in the evening on October 22nd, does not ensure that AT&T, a traditional telecommunications company, will end up as one of those winners.
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If Trump does have taped conversations with Comey, they may well end up as part of an investigation into whether he fired Comey because he wouldn't end the Russia-related investigations.
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Concorde Securities' Le Phuong said the most value is in Societe Generale's Bulgarian and the Serbian businesses, while the others are likely to end up as parts of a package deal.
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A couple of weeks ago, I reasoned that Dany would die, Jon would walk away from the throne, and Sansa would end up as the real power in the Seven Kingdoms.
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But in the viewpoint of the animal, it's the same animal, but some get to be the family or friends of humans, and some have to end up as their food.
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The Seahawks were left to hope that a fractured lower left leg sustained by safety Earl Thomas early in the second quarter won't end up as the evening's more important development.
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From the daily batch of streaming data: Cruz has gained ground and is ahead for now, but will probably end up as second; Rubio will be third; Carson a distant fourth.
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CEO Rex Tillerson's nomination to be secretary of State will be first up on Monday, and the vote in the Foreign Relations Committee could end up as a dramatic one. Sen.
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If Franken's scandal follows the by now familiar pattern in which additional women come forward with similar stories, the committee could end up as a source of deep embarrassment, or worse.
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At one point in his young manhood, Knausgaard writes in Book 5, he worried that he might end up as just a critic; there were moments when I wished he had.
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Still, he could end up as a surprise kingmaker if, as some predict, neither of the main two political parties emerge with a majority of seats in the House of Commons.
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That same year, Trump opened his speech to CPAC by lecturing attendees that Republicans who dared to campaign on cutting Social Security, Medicare and Medicare would end up as electoral losers.
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Although she didn't end up as queen, her tattoos, which included a Madonna and Child on her back and portraits of Charles Lindbergh and Pancho Villa on either leg, were noticed.
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"Lucky I ain't kill you when I met that B." Moral of the story, never cross The Carters unless you want to end up as a lyric in one of their songs.
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More important ... In fact, Tellis and Golder, in their wonderful book Will and Vision, show that roughly only 10 percent of the pioneering innovators end up as the winners in the end.
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Princeton University is the best at producing plutocrats—220% of its graduates end up as one-percenters, about the same as the share of its students who hail from equally wealthy households.
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Though the $5 million project was already substantially underway, he voiced his doubts several times as to whether the whole thing would succeed or end up as a monumental high-desert flop.
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The result fell well short of predictions; some pollsters had put them in the low twenties, and one or two had even suggested that they would end up as the largest party.
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So for us the Roku channel is our sandbox for building that content-first experience and eventually it will become more prominent and might even end up as the home screen someday.
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The sum of all these little niches may end up as a comprehensive health tracking device, though cramming them all into one piece of hardware may prove more challenging than initially expected.
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"These signs often end up as litter, and a littered community is bad for residents and bad for business," said Nic Esposito, director of the City&aposs Zero Waste and Litter Cabinet.
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The suggestion is that Ruby will end up as the central figure in the last shrine we see, especially since his tearful family, clad in all black, shows up in the clip.
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"It would probably end up as an animation," she said, after having whipped off her heels to collect her award, her comment cheered by Juliette Binoche, Vanessa Paradis and Jean Paul Gaultier.
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Asha Kiran runs a shelter in Khunti for girls and young women who leave their homes in search of work and often end up as domestic workers and victims of sex trafficking.
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Asha Kiran runs a shelter in Khunti district for girls and young women who leave home in search of work and often end up as domestic workers and victims of sex trafficking.
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At a press event in Wisconsin Kaul said the legislature's actions are "virtually certain to end up in litigation" and predicted that it would end up as multiple litigation" in "multiple courts.
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Earlier this year, Quantico star Priyanka Chopra co-produced and guest-starred in a mobile sitcom It's My City on the lives of four girls who end up as roommates in Mumbai.
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The Cowboys have clinched at least a playoff berth, but despite winning 12 of their last 13 games, they could still end up as a very rare 12-win Wild Card team.
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JPMorgan's currency team takes a similar view, writing last week that a possible hung parliament — if the Conservatives fail to secure a majority — could end up as a positive for the pound.
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Despite their roles, horses who end up as test mares might otherwise have been bound for slaughter outside the United States — many are unrideable because of injury and are donated to facilities.
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"If Kim were to respond positively, Trump might end up as his best friend," said Scott Snyder, director of the program on United States-Korea policy at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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And Trump's speech looks like it may end up as a repeat of one of the most famous moments in recent presidential history, although not one he would be eager to replicate.
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If Mexico's arguments fall flat, however, and Trump threatens to impose punitive tariffs on Mexican-made goods, the sizeable U.S. surplus in services with Mexico could end up as a bargaining chip.
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"But when it does, you'll end up as a statistic on the International Shark Attack File, and the news headline won't be 'Stupid human dies chasing a 20 foot shark,'" Burgess added.
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Moreover, Warren's growing role as an anti-Trump surrogate has fueled talk that she could end up as Clinton's running mate, an idea that sources say Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid would endorse.
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"It's like you start as a vegetarian and end up as a vegan," says Zeynep Tufekci of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, describing her experience following the recommendations on YouTube.
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But given uncertainty about the precise path of the asteroid, known as 2013 TX68, it also could end up as far as 9 million miles (14 million km) from Earth during its flyby.
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Dzsudzsak pulled the strings as Hungary, seemingly bound to end up as another victim of Iceland's simple but effective long-ball strategy, reaped the rewards for their crisp passing against a rugged defense.
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The collaboration between the film team and Insomniac is something unique, then, and a reason that the Ratchet & Clank movie could end up as one of the rare game-to-film success stories.
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I have to keep reminding myself that it may well end up as a generic shooter or a buggy perpetual beta, because I'm not sure I could handle having my heart broken otherwise.
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Because normal stars (some of which will end up as neutron stars) are frequently found orbiting each other as pairs in binary systems, astronomers think that binary neutron stars should also be common.
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I thought that would be my last go at entrepreneurship and startups, so I went to do my PhD and thought I would end up as a professor or at a research lab.
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Alabama or Ohio State likely will end up as the fourth seed, facing probable No. 1 Clemson (12-3893) in the semifinal game New Year's Day in the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans.
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But Northeast Conference champions, largely due to strength of schedule, typically end up as 163 seeds, forced to play-in games just to receive a chance to get crushed by a one seed.
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Hershey's chooses category leaders based on consumer data and then prepares each sub-brand to be positioned to essentially "win" search in that category on Amazon and end up as the first result.
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It's hard to really say whether it's a good deal since we don't know what the pick will end up as, but at the very least it's nice to see the Avs do something.
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A British exit "would be bad news for the EU — but also for the U.K. It would end up as a mid-sized economy somewhere in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean," he said.
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Although market forecasting and million-dollar sales teams can help guide manufacturing order decisions, an estimated 23 percent of all manufactured goods end up as waste within months of rolling off the production line.
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The journey from bench-top to assembly line, though, is fraught with hazard and few of these ideas end up as products able to withstand the rough and tumble of industrial and consumer use.
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Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG) will likely end up as the format for 24K HDR streaming, and no set-top box supports it right now, so don't get too attached to any of these options.
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The law leaves a lot of wiggle room, and it will take so long to kick in that there's a chance it could end up as little more than a burp in the road.
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A Square Enix rep told me that it's unlikely the VR element will launch alongside the main game in September, and it will probably end up as some type of separate DLC add-on.
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Mr. Sullivan has long been viewed as a prime candidate to be national security adviser, though his broad portfolio in the campaign suggests he could also end up as White House chief of staff.
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The use of materials that ordinarily would be thrown away resonates with Mr. Lockett's concerns for humans and animals who all too often end up as flotsam and jetsam in the wake of history.
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The opacity of AI must not render such denial notices as incomprehensible as GDPR cookie notices and acceptance pop-ups or worse -- end up as a shield for bias against historically targeted, protected classes.
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"How did a man who in the '70s was often called the next Walt Disney end up as the Captain Ahab or Don Quixote of the animation world?" asks Imaginary Worlds host Eric Molinsky.
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The quality of the writing varies — and many efforts always seem to end up as ham-fisted erotica — but Radish books are proudly taking the mantle of snackable pulp fiction into the digital age.
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The debate will be interesting to watch on its own terms, and, with two presidential nominees who will be in their 70s, important because either of these men could end up as president unexpectedly.
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"The single biggest question for the future safety of my children is whether China and the U.S. end up as friends or enemies," said Rutledge, now chief investment officer at the Safanad global investment firm.
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Jaime has no awareness that he should rightfully be sitting on the throne himself; the way he's going, he may not end up as king even if she dies and bequeaths him the damn crown.
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Paradoxically, Friedman may be forced to temper his views, and rather than functioning as a hard-line, pro-settlement ideologue, he may end up -- as other US ambassadors have -- coloring very much inside the lines.
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Ultimately, this will continue to sustain a thriving fintech industry where innovative startups that begin competing with incumbent banks end up as partners in the arms race for superior technology and a streamlined user experience.
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Most of the time, women end up as the last item on their own to-do list — carving out time for rituals (celebrity-endorsed or otherwise) give us permission be a just little bit selfish.
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Similarly, a person who starts life out as a baby that turns into a little boy who then devotes the better part of a decade to building businesses might end up as a Male CEO.
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If you had a helicopter parent who didn't allow you to dress yourself or choose your own playmates and food, you may end up as a codependent adult, says mental-health counselor Laura JJ Dessauer.
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In an 8-6 win over the Washington Nationals, near the middle of what would end up as an eight-game Cubs win streak, he hit two homers, drove in four runs, and walked twice.
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"We're not really looking at accumulation in the city — it could be a brief period of lighter snow or could just end up as rain," said Jay Engle, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
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In 2016, a Russian television company made a series, "East/West," about a Russian couple visiting a Turkish fertility clinic, only for the Russian woman to end up as the Turkish doctor's unhappy second wife.
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I always thought that I would end up as one of the angels who, unable to decide what their ultimate moment should be, become filmmakers—a fate close enough to the writer that I am.
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An event like that today would bury parts of Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Utah and Wyoming in several feet of ash, and ash could end up as far away as Chicago, Los Angeles and St. Louis.
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"Either it will realize its full potential by delivering growth in daily users, or it will end up as the next Twitter," the social media service that has been grappling with stalled growth, he said.
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Now Trump's unpredictable style, combined with the statements he has made in the past, raise the possibility that South Korea could end up as the biggest loser when the two leaders hold their unprecedented summit.
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The Confederation of British Industry, the UK's leading business lobby group, warned the league tables should not end up as a "box-ticking exercise" and equally should not be used to "name and shame" firms.
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Given the backlash he has faced, Johnson responded to his critics within the party during a speech before the convention and repeatedly said in an interview he hopes Weld will end up as his running mate.
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Long and gushing story short, there are many reasons the University of Washington freshman point guard is a presumptive lottery pick in this summer's NBA draft, and may even end up as the top overall selection.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Driven by having started out in life with "literally nothing", Novak Djokovic is determined to end up as the man with the most Grand Slam singles titles when he finally hangs up his racket.
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Others note that the 3,600 apartments that make up the Olympic Village will end up as homes for the rich, and that the golf course, which required filling in protected wetlands, will serve only the wealthy.
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Mr. Cox is now in a strong position to end up as a leader in the primary; the top two finishers will advance to the November general election, regardless of party, under California's nonpartisan election system.
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While campaigning in New Hampshire, Sanders and Warren fired the most significant shots yet in what is likely to end up as a pivotal battle among the progressive favorites in the first-in-the-nation primary.
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At the last election in 2015 it suggested that the Tories would end up as the largest party with 316 seats, but without an overall majority (in the end, they did get a majority, with 330 seats).
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Of the 26.3603 percent recorded in 2017, the largest proportion was in debt investments, where the funds mostly end up as loans to infrastructure and real estate projects, Reuters analysis of insurance asset management product data shows.
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With two of the NFL's highest-scoring teams facing each other for the Vince Lombardi Trophy on Sunday, virtually no one would have imagined the game would end up as the lowest scoring Super Bowl in history.
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Lesson learned: For all the weighty and clever thought you put into a name search, a word that barely exists to most of the world can end up as one of the most valuable words of all.
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The actor has made his way through dark thrillers to finally end up as a Disney prince in the live adaptation of Beauty and the Beast — and it isn't a coincidence that he disappears into his roles.
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Technological innovations start as luxuries, but end up as mainstream commodities Very few luxuries would exist without technology to create them, but that doesn't prevent technology from being the thing that eliminates the luxury status as well.
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"He may come out in a place different than where you thought he might end up as a result, and I think the justices themselves listen to him when he asks questions at oral argument," he said.
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Among the other two candidates on the stage, Ohio Governor John Kasich turned in a positive performance with an optimistic message, hoping Rubio and Cruz will falter and he will end up as the central Trump alternative.
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After a strong showing in California (though the result was still too close to call at the time of writing), he is likely to end up as the only real competition to former Vice President Joe Biden.
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NEW YORK, April 15 (IFR) - The stakes are high for Argentina as it prepares to price its first international bond next week in 15 years - a deal that could end up as the largest emerging-markets trade ever.
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Instead of letting him destroy another relationship, Jughead helps Archie realize in a tense conversation at Pop's that he needs to talk to Betty to save their friendship, lest they end up as strained as Archie and Jughead.
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Indeed, Brexit as an economic force is more likely to end up as disinflationary in the near term through its potential negative impact on its trading partners, on top of a now widely-expected mild recession in Britain.
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Recent rumors have indicated that Samsung is looking to use in-display technology in its upcoming Galaxy S10 phone, so it's possible this feature could end up as a substantial differentiator between the two companies' flagships going forward.
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"The oil industry is scared to death that the billions of barrels of reserves that they are claiming on their balance sheets to the Securities and Exchange Commission will end up as so-called stranded assets," Markey said.
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And, in most regards, they end up as a lesser experience in VR. It's impressive that Bethesda has managed to squeeze these massive games onto a headset at all, but the final products leave much to be desired.
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And since there are so many more votes cast nationally, it's much less likely that the national vote would end up a near tie than that a tipping point's state vote would end up as a near tie.
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The same could be said of Kyle Lowry, a three-time All-Star for the Toronto Raptors who could end up as the best point guard on the market and will almost certainly cost more than Holiday will.
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TOPOLCANY, Slovakia (Reuters) - Slovakia's far right leader began the year on trial on charges of spreading hate but could end up as kingmaker in a tight parliamentary election next week, adding to nationalist challenges confronting the European Union.
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With the Google Assistant, the Smart Displays are more intelligent, but if you can make do without the deep Google services integrations, it's a much better buy for something that's probably going to end up as kitchen toy.
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She is surprised that more women do not end up as grips or key grips, and suspects it is because the job has the reputation of being all about brute force, when it is often about being nimble.
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Lee Drutman found in 2016 that about half of retired senators and a third of retired House members end up as registered lobbyists, a huge increase from the 5 percent or so who did it in the 1970s.
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A probe into spending on the Rio 2016 Olympics kicked off this week and has already been dismissed by some as a whitewash or, as Brazilians say, vai acabar em pizza — it's going to end up as pizza.
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Peter Shane, a professor at Ohio State University's Moritz College of Law, said challenges to the emergency declaration could end up as a replay of the legal battle against Trump's travel ban targeting people from several Muslim-majority nations.
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And so it fell to Matsuzaki, a shy-eyed , 41-year-old senior scientist with Toshiba's nuclear technology branch, to help build a machine that wouldn't end up as another one of the robot corpses already littering the reactors.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - German defense minister Ursula von der Leyen may end up as European Commission President while IMF head Christine Lagarde may become new president of the European Central Bank following an agreement between France and Germany, said sources.
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Despite its contributions, the EyeToy and Kinect never developed a robust game catalog, and the Kinect in particular has become a cautionary tale for how VR could end up: as a creative novelty that never quite finds its place.
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His new single, "something," is sweet, with flickers of reggae, hip-hop, and the sort of lazy guitar strumming that used to inspire singalongs, but which now may well end up as a cue to hit the dance floor.
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Unlike Mr. Carter, a co-founder of the satirical Spy magazine who went on to become an establishment fixture and gatekeeper, Ms. Jones is hardly the gallivanting celebrity editor many media observers assumed would end up as his successor.
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But their victory has never been likely (fewer than 1 percent of start-ups end up as $1 billion companies), and recently their chances of breakout success — and especially of knocking the giants off their perches — have diminished considerably.
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But she had no idea that one day she'd end up as Hollywood's only high-level black female production designer, dreaming up the sets and visuals for movies like Creed, Beyoncé's Lemonade music video, and the upcoming Marvel flick Black Panther.
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Look, it's possible my opinion might change after a more in-depth review, but I'm concerned that unless it's priced surprisingly low, the G7 may end up as another solid device that gets overlooked in an increasingly competitive smartphone market.
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But considering how much added sugar is loaded into tons of products, consuming sweetened foods can easily add hundreds of calories to your diet — calories that you may not need and may end up as dangerous fat around your middle.
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That is, could it end up as something like the Tea Party — which transformed much of the GOP's agenda, forced out some of its key leaders, and utterly discredited the party's establishment in the eyes of many of its voters?
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And while there's still a lot of game time left in 2016, Donald Trump's poll numbers and his campaign hiccups have some political watchers wondering if this White House race could end up as the first landslide in a generation.
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Fans will recall that Fantastic Beasts & Where To Find Them started out as a fictional book, too, so it's not out of the question for this book to end up as a brand-new addition to the Harry Potter universe.
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She and Emily end up, as we've seen them before, shouting at each other in the kitchen — but it stings worse than ever knowing that they turned to hostility instead of being there for each other in a time of need.
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In sum, if markets end up seeing this statement as formalizing the flattening and lengthening of the trajectory the markets have been pricing in during the past several weeks, the statement could end up as a positive for the equity markets.
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Here's a semi-scientific plot of how close Golden State came to registering what many believed would end up as the Best Season Ever: Of course, Best Season Ever assumes that only two things matter: regular season record, and a championship.
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Whether or not Comey's notes end up as evidence in court, they will be of great interest to those who are leading investigations into the Trump campaign's involvement in Russia's subversion of the U.S. election—including in the Republican-controlled Congress. .
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It's the kind of issue that not only could end up as fodder for the hilarious, Internet of Shit parody Twitter account, but could one day give real-life stalkers and child predators an easy way to find their targets.
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Our to-do lists are long and onerous, but when it comes to prioritizing, there's much to be said for changing the world so you don't end up as a destitute bag lady picking through somebody else's garbage for dinner.
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I think you're going to want to build dinner tonight around Samin Nosrat's new recipe for herb-stuffed garlic bread (above), which I think might end up as the "Bodak Yellow" of the Cooking world this month – maybe this year.
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A lawyer's statement at a court hearing on Tuesday seemed to bolster the theory that Mr. Zarrab could end up as a government witness in the trial; if so, the sole defendant would be Mr. Atilla, who has pleaded not guilty.
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BRUSSELS, July 2 (Reuters) - German defence minister Ursula von der Leyen may end up as European Commission President while IMF head Christine Lagarde may become new president of the European Central Bank following an agreement between France and Germany, said sources.
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But what does it mean to be truly "independent" in the hyperpartisan 21st century, when nearly everything in American life seems to end up as a mark on the political scorecard — pro or con, win or loss, Republican or Democrat?
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Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey, the top Democrat in the hearing, said Mr. Biegun could end up as acting secretary of state "for quite some time" given expectations that Mr. Pompeo would resign early next year to run for Senate.
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The journey of van der Helst's work is emblematic of a period in Dutch history when a cold cynicism toward Holocaust survivors meant that thousands of masterly works were rescued from the Nazis only to end up as Dutch national property.
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Decades later, some progress has been made in rethinking these facilities (and they tend to be called "communities" now rather than "the home"), yet the unease about where one will end up as one ages is not at all unfounded.
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While much of the focus on virtual reality development has been on the well-funded corporate world, the inventive and curious experiments of the Holojam team might end up as a better road-map to the future of virtual reality.
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Lyric Most Likely to End Up as an Instagram Caption: It's a tie between "Now payback is a bad b—-/ And baby I'm the baddest" and "Being so bad got me feeling so good/ Showing you up like I knew that I would/ Baby, I'm sorry I'm not sorry" "PICTURE TO BURN" BY TAYLOR SWIFT Lyric Most Likely to End Up as an Instagram Caption: "Watch me strike a match on all my wasted time/ As far as I'm concerned, you're just another picture to burn" (preferably as the caption to an artfully arranged collage of Polaroid photos) "SORRY" BY BEYONCÉ
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And as the phone that was built in part to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the original iPhone, I suppose it makes sense that the iPhone X's one-year run means it will be end up as the shortest-lived iPhone ever.
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In life, you can start your day as a comedy and end up as a tragedy, and he knows exactly how to make a mosaic going from the tragedy to the comedy to a psychological portrait of a woman to a thriller.
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If the bees happen to die while in the field (their lifespans are about a month), the waste from their electronic backpacks will end up as litter, so the people operating them would need to carefully time their flights around their deaths.
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"If Sanders soars through the first four primaries…Mike may end up as the only thing standing between Bernie and the nomination," Bradley Tusk, who managed Bloomberg's 2009 mayoral campaign and is advising the presidential run, told the Atlantic magazine last week.
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At the moment, Gabbard is the star on far-right websites because Clinton correctly pointed out the Hawaii congresswoman could end up as a third-party candidate who divides the anti-Trump vote in 2020 and delivers a second term to the president.
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One man was so unhappy with how his space turned out he noted that a lot of the furniture would end up as "firewood," and his wife had to leave the room, overcome with emotion and not wanting to sob on camera.
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"Mayflower was saved before he could end up as a Thanksgiving table centerpiece, and he inspires us to work hard to spare other lovable birds just like him who are waiting for their lucky break this year," says PETA President Ingrid Newkirk.
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Just as pertinent is whether he can command the respect, let alone the compliance, of the politicians who chose him or whether, like Truffaldino in Carlo Goldoni's 18th-century comic masterpiece, he will end up as the harassed "Servant of Two Masters".
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A study by the University of Pennsylvania Law School found that fiber networks built by cities to provide high-speed broadband to citizens and businesses are riddled with financial pitfalls and many times end up as debt-ridden burdens for municipal governments.
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More proof trendy Greenwich Village is the hottest real estate market in New York City: Here's a first look at a building that could end up as the most expensive single family residences ever purchased in all of Manhattan, at $100 million dollars.
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Hunched over in his seat, he offered assurances that Trump's budget, which had just been announced days earlier, wouldn't end up as "dramatic" as proposed and spoke as fluently about questions over public lands and timber issues as he did about appropriations.
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And instead of producing full runs of particular styles — which could end up as landfill if it doesn't sell through — Rothy's uses its seven-day turnaround time to manufacture according to demand, says Roth Martin, the brand's co-founder and chief creative officer.
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After all, the white race is the minority race and if the two great powers of the Northern Hemisphere don't band together, we are going to end up as farmers—or, worse, mere entertainment—for more than one billion grimly efficient Asiatics.
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Thilmeeza Hussain, a former negotiator for the low-lying island nation of the Maldives, said she and her peers were doing everything they could "to make sure our children don't end up as climate refugees" as a warming planet brings rising seas.
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"The 'One Korea' plan could sound like a grand vision but may well end up as an empty promise without a clear, shared understanding of denuclearization to advance dialogue and concrete action plans," said Kim Hong-kyun, a former South Korean nuclear envoy.
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With the cost of compliance so high and many large institutions already having built an enormous compliance infrastructure — the big banks now employ thousands of lawyers — it will only make sense for smaller upstarts to end up as part of a bigger company.
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When Nurmagomedov forced the biggest star in mixed martial arts to tap out Saturday night to end what is likely to end up as the most lucrative show in U.F.C. history, it seemed the perfect response to McGregor's verbal insults and physical attacks.
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So with Bernie on the rise, racking up endorsements from pop stars and political stars, breaking fundraising records and firing up massive crowds, now seems like a good time to lay out exactly how Bernard Sanders could end up as the democratic nominee.
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On the other side was the State Legislature, which had framed the bag tax as a bad solution, most likely to end up as a regressive tax on poor consumers for whom the convenience of plastic was a plus and everyday practicality.
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It is too early to tell whether the drama represents a true emerging threat to Biden's potential campaign in the post #MeToo era or will end up as a non-disqualifying detail in the record of a colorful and sometimes controversial political figure.
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But without proper rules, it could end up as a way for richer countries to simply buy their way out of reducing their own emissions, and if the credits aren't designed right, they may not lead to the reductions that they promised.
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But it could end up as a strong positive for the U.S. in another way if this incident helps us all realize that as real as our racism problems still are, not everyone talking about them has our best interests at heart.
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Spain's far-right Vox party won 12 seats in an election in Andalusia on Sunday and could end up as a kingmaker in the region, in the first electoral success for the far-right since the country's return to democracy in the late 1970s.
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Whether or not they can make a deal with the Senate is up in the air, and the raise may end up as part of the negotiations over the next government spending bill, which Congress must pass by February 15 to keep the government open.
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Those of us who have followed the company for some time have been waiting for it to utilize these differentiators efficiently — mostly to avoid it going away or for it to end up as a fire sale of data to something like Microsoft or Yahoo.
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The idea of a federal internet privacy policy that could pre-empt California's and others' in case of conflict is attractive to many in D.C., and it's likely, Schatz said, that his bill would end up as part of a bipartisan package along those lines.
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Because of the demanding schedule, some are predicting the tax effort will end up as simply temporary tax cuts, which would be an easier lift than a massive overhaul of the tax code and still a popular selling point on the campaign trail next year.
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Say that I want to persuade my state legislators (or candidates for governor) that the state should shift its economic development policy from recruiting companies through tax incentives (which often end up as a net loss for the state) to recruiting households like mine.
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One such assumption, that voters follow the signals sent by party elites and officeholders, is the basis of the famous "party decides" thesis in political science, which was invoked early and often to explain why Trump couldn't possibly end up as the Republican nominee.
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Campaign Stops No matter who wins the New York primaries on Tuesday or which candidates end up as the presidential nominees of the two major parties, one thing is already clear: Trumpism represents the future of the Republicans and Clintonism the future of the Democrats.
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Iranian OPEC Governor Hossein Kazempour Ardebili told Reuters that Trump "should have expected" when blocking Iran's access to the global markets that it would end up as "hostage (to) Saudi Arabia and Russia", who he said had little vested interest in bringing down prices.
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But the only time Game of Thrones argued her longing for power was a sign of her unfitness as a ruler was when it needed to retroactively create a situation where Dany would end up as the worst possible ruler for the Seven Kingdoms.
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"Favorable exchange rates could render M&A of British companies more attractive, while ongoing economic weakness continues to motivate many European corporates to tighten their belts by acquiring new product lines and teams, which could end up as cheaper than significant R&D spending," Pitchbook's report said.
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While Fairphone has had a singular device focus to date, van Abel says it's thinking about applying its hard won learnings around electronics supply chains to other types of consumer devices — suggesting 'Fair' could end up as a brand prefix atop an assortment of consumer gadgets.
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It is led by Rustam Stolkin of the University of Birmingham, and its purpose is to improve the routine use of robotics in nuclear power stations as well as to ensure that robotic trips into irradiated areas are less likely to end up as suicide missions.
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But while health insurance giants like Humana making aggressive plays in the MA space, we're interested to see if smaller insurers will have the means to keep pace and offer comprehensive services like Humana's — or if these smaller insurers will end up as targets for acquisition themselves.
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He also expressed his fear that he would one day end up as yet another NFL player to commit suicide: "I worry about, I'm scared about the time if I actually get to that point where these guys [who have committed suicide] have snapped," he said.
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His goal is to connect with a company using visual algorithms that allow robots to identify and manipulate the scraps, which would allow him to automate the process and produce at scale (and use up ever more textile ends that would otherwise end up as landfill).
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Arsenal leapfrogged Tottenham Hotspur to end up, as it always has since 19953, above its neighbor in the standings after Arsenal's 21995-2300 thrashing of Aston Villa, and the Spurs' implosion in a 1-1 loss at Newcastle United, a team already relegated after a sad season.
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In postwar Britain, it seems, even actors had to climb the rope ladder of the class system; start by looking back in anger and, God willing, you could end up as a portly blueblood on the steps of 10 Downing Street, looking forward in gutsiness and hope.
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" So instead of a traditional congressional hearing on the matter, that will most likely end up as confrontational, he said, the House of Representatives has formed a working group made up of "six serious members from both parties who will spend the recess talking to all sides.
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You might end up as lost as the crew of the S.S. Minnow on your way to this Soho Grand cocktail lounge, which, in keeping with its desert-island theme, floats just off to the side of the hotel, at the mercy of the open sky.
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He's a promising upside play as an athletic, 6-foot-10 forward who rebounds and defends, and if his apprenticeship with the team's veterans works out, he could end up as a solid replacement for Zach Randolph at some point within the next couple of seasons.
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" Mr. Putin was similarly piqued when he sat for an interview afterward with Chris Wallace of Fox News, who jousted with the Russian president over hacking allegations and why many of his political opponents end up, as Mr. Wallace put it, "dead or close to it.
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With another two months of the Atlantic hurricane season to go, 2017 could end up as the most expensive year ever for insurers and reinsurers, if the final tally exceeds the $143 billion in losses from 2011, the year a massive earthquake and tsunami hit Japan.
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Even if Sanders does not end up as the eventual nominee, the Democrat who takes on President Trump in 2020 will need some of his essential political energy if he or she is going to withstand and defeat the vicious Republican campaign that will inevitably come.
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SEVILLE/MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's far-right Vox party won 12 seats in an election in Andalusia on Sunday and could end up as a kingmaker in the region, in the first electoral success for the far-right since the country's return to democracy in the late 1970s.
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During these yearly orbits, as his future diminishes with each rotation, he often returns to this question: what does it mean to end up as a bunch of books on a shelf, especially a shelf that few people stand in front of, much less return to?
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This is a significant opportunity for anyone who actually understands this stuff; it wouldn't be surprising if one or more of the major important software companies being created today that end up as decacorns were the ones explicitly focused on the problem of safety and "system jiu-jitsu".
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"It's highly unlikely we'll go into the b2c world, selling to individual customers one by one, or even SMEs," he adds, although he also suggests PQ could end up as a technology and background hosting provider for other b2c players to package up modules into different sales propositions.
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International trade, after a "strong performance" that boosted GDP early in the year, may end up as a net drag on the economy in 2018 after exports faltered late in the year and "growth in real imports seems to have picked up" despite the imposition of various tariffs.
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Without a careful strategy to keep those voters behind his preferred candidates, Bannon's effort may end up as a more populist version of the 6900-2628 Tea Party challengers whose failures to capture swing states pushed the party too far to the right to build a national majority.
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Mr. Mueller's appointment fueled Mr. Trump's anger and what became increasingly reckless behavior — setting off a string of actions over the summer of 2017 that could end up as building blocks in a case by Congress that the president engaged in a broad effort to thwart the investigation.
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Dallas is likely to go after the other available free agent point guards, but if they strike out, as Dallas has more than once these last few years—looking at you, DeAndre Jordan and Dwight Howard—Rose might end up as his backup, backup, backup plan later in July.
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This sort of OCD programming can end up as irritating as it is adventurous, but in the hands of the Oshkosh, Wisconsin native, things never meander too far from the central head-nodding theme, making for avant-bass music you can ponder deeply or actually enjoy with your homies.
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That means that people who are older, have lower incomes and live in states with high individual insurance plan costs would end up as a rule paying more for their coverage than under Obamacare, said Cynthia Cox, associate director of Health Reform and Private Insurance at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Instead, it's 2019, and once again the central bank, whether by intention or coincidence, has seen its efforts to keep the financial system running smoothly end up as a bonanza for Wall Street, where the decadelong bull market has taken another leg higher in step with a Fed liquidity effort.
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Speculation is raging in Washington about who might end up as Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's vice presidential pick.
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This system benefits both the student, who is better trained than if he or she is strictly limited to classroom education, and the companies, which develop skilled workers who might end up as permanent employees and will be well known to the company when they show up for full-time work.
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Though it's unlikely that any of them would end up as the perpetrator or victim of a crime, the idea that they could intrigued Mr. Long's colleagues at the Washoe County Sheriff's Department, who have been using their (totally innocent) colleague in IT as a bit of a human guinea pig.
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"To see such a qualified black woman not even end up as one of the choices on the ballot is a moment that I think is leading to some introspection about where we are in this primary and what we need to win next November," Booker's campaign manager Addisu Demissie said.
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"There is a very high ROI on education here," with more students likely to earn more than they have invested in their educations, which is not always the case in the U.S., where education costs are so high, regardless of whether you end up as a public school teacher or an investment banker.
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Last night, the Warriors looked tired when they gave up a 17-point lead in the second half to lose to the Minnesota Timberwolves, a plucky group of youngsters who seem poised to be the next Oklahoma City Thunder (they'll probably end up, as they always do, as the next Minnesota Timberwolves).
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He could very well end up as the top scorer in league history before he retires, as the Ringer's Zach Kram detailed, and he's also on track to finish in the top five in assists — meaning he has proven equally excellent at scoring points himself and setting up his teammates to score.
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While smaller companies are seeing a lot of new options for distributed office space, or can pick up a couple offices in a WeWork, eventually they get big enough and have to find a bigger office — but that can end up as one of the weirdest and most annoying challenges for an early-stage CEO.
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" The Lib Dem leader described the potential deal as a "stitch-up" that no one voted for, telling the BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "We believe what started with democracy in June must not now end up as a stitch-up deal being imposed on the British people that absolutely no one voted for.
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We're getting the sense that something similar is going to happen to the Three-Eyed Raven: he'll simply vanish into this fantasy world's tree-based internet, or things will get really timey-wimey and he'll end up as the older version of the Three-Eyed Raven played by Max Von Sydow in Season 6.
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But the attention that has been paid to explaining how she ended up in the wrong apartment and the details of her account have only increased concerns and frustrations that after years of unsuccessful demands for police accountability, Guyger may end up as yet another police officer who goes unpunished for a fatal shooting.
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It said it brought in $147.8 million in revenue compared to $131.1 million analysts were expecting, so it's a beat on both lines, and more importantly shows that Twilio may be able to morph its toolkit into a mainline business that can end up as the backbone of any company's communication with their customers or users.
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There have been very few gadgets that have launched with the impact of the Switch in recent memory; it's easy to play (and keep charged) on the go, the controls are intuitive, and the flagship game for the console, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, may end up as the unanimous choice for game of the year.
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The report said Mueller wanted to question Trump about the tweets and that the public statements from Trump on his preferred social media platform add to an obstruction investigation, which includes Trump's private statements to Comey and others about the Russia investigation as well as potential pardon offers to people who could end up as witnesses.
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All this is pretty good timing because the company appears to be cramming everything into one announcement that is serving as a very pleasant surprise to Wall Street, which is looking for as many signals as it can get that the subscription e-commerce company will end up as one of the more successful IPO stories.
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As this intimate, finely observed story unfolds, it becomes clear that her chief struggle lies in finding a path out of Anaconda — or at least away from her father's volatile, boundary-less grasp — and ensuring that she won't end up as a human version of the stuffed, mounted and glassy-eyed creatures she works on every day.
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" When the boyfriend suddenly appeared at the parlor, Samantha took credit, claiming, Tiffany B. wrote, "the crystals in her shop guided him to where she was, rather than me texting him her location so she didn't end up as the newest episode headline of 'Law and Order: SVU,' while she wanders her little, southern behind all over NYC alone at night.
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"This event may end up as one of the costliest wildfire events since our analysis began in 1980," said Adam SmithDavid (Adam) Adam SmithWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Landmark US-Russia arms control treaty poised for final blow Young Democrats look to replicate Ocasio-Cortez's primary path MORE, a researcher at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Working out at home is a platonic ideal for many, and while it sounds good in concept, it can actually be harder to execute or maintain when your couch is right there; you need look no further than the innumerable jokes about home ellipticals and basement treadmills and office Pelotons being way more likely to end up as clothing trees than actual tools for working out.
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Since 211, the S&P 22011 has gained an average of 11.5 percent and has risen 83 percent of the time in year 4, said Sam Stovall, managing director of U.S. equity strategy for S&P Capital IQ. There is a chance that the year won't end up as badly as in the past, but it depends on who investors think will win the election.
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No. Did you imagine when you were starting off in PR that you were going to end up as sort of ... I'm trying to find a way of putting this without making you immodest, that you'd have the sort of position where you've got ... The reason I'm having you here is you've got tremendous insight into the way old media works, new media works, you've got a lot of influence, your relationships with things like BuzzFeed ... Did you see that path ahead of you?
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Background Reading: Ross on the Covington Catholic controversy Michelle on the Democrats' strong female candidates and the Democratic primary as a battle of ideas Jamelle on progressive Democrats' critiques of American capitalism and why Kamala Harris could end up as the Democratic nominee (Slate) "Democrats' 2020 presidential contest is wide open as danger mounts for Trump, new Washington Post-ABC News poll shows" (The Washington Post) I've been an Op-Ed columnist since 2009, and I write about politics, religion, pop culture, sociology and the places where they all intersect.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE has emerged as one of the Democratic Party's most effective attack dogs against Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, fueling speculation that she could end up as Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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OSLO, Dec 1 (Reuters) - Norsk Hydro Chief Executive Officer Svein Richard Brandtzaeg made the following comments during a strategy update in London on Thursday: ** With a strong balance sheet we can make countercyclical investments ** We see (merger and acquisition) opportunities along the whole value chain ** But our ambition is not to be the biggest (aluminium maker) in the world but rather the most profitable one ... there are some (M&A) opportunities ** Says has little or no appetite for buying older, energy-intensive smelters with high carbon emissions ** Keeps options open on the future of Sapa joint venture; may buy Orkla's stake but could also sell through an initial public offering or choose to end up as a minority shareholder (Reporting by Terje Solsvik, editing by Stine Jacobsen)
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