Then, Teiji admits to killing Lily for no good reason, so Lucy kills him for no good reason, and it's a wrap.
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What if you got sick for no good reason, and you got other people sick for no good reason, and they got other people sick for no good reason, and someone died because a kid licked a table in a restaurant?
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She's been there far too long, for no good reason.
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Officers also escalated situations into violence for no good reason.
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And for no good reason except that Amazon just can.
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The dialogue is always, always quirky for no good reason.
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Otherwise, you might just be jealous for no good reason.
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For no good reason, its administrative expenses have trebled since 2007.
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But the latter think investors are panicking for no good reason.
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My handwriting is appalling, this arm shakes for no good reason.
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"Everyone was nervous about earnings for no good reason," he said.
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But it is a break with precedent for no good reason.
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All the while, Evans became a polarizing figure for no good reason.
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"We invaded their country for no good reason," he told VICE News.
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Could be a star performer that was terminated for no good reason.
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For no good reason I can discern, there is no 128 GB option.
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"I've been called everything in the book for no good reason," she says.
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Then Instagram ditched Gotham for no good reason and replaced it with Inkwell.
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The "treatments" were done for "no good reason," asserts their attorney John Manley.
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So I'm sorry that your property got destroyed for no good reason, Vizio.
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He also said that withholding military aid "for no good reason" was nonsensical.
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To me, this just seemed cruel: people enduring pain for no good reason.
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They're loud, dramatic for no good reason, and rarely follow a cohesive storyline.
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Once I stole a fork when I moved out for no good reason.
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But this bill makes that problem much, much worse, and for no good reason.
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Killing Roof -- for no good reason -- might satisfy our bloodlust for a few days.
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Prosecutors said Spencer "was killed by [Miller] for no good reason," according to KXAN.
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At $650, the Pixel is as expensive as most flagships for no good reason.
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Other times it's personal animus toward the president for no good reason at all.
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We think of the police who kill us for no good reason as ISIS.
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They alienated Canada and key allies in Europe and Asia for no good reason.
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It's too easy for important legislation to get bottled up for no good reason.
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We built something wonderful, and we're throwing it all away for no good reason.
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He spent months routinely maligning the work of career civil servants for no good reason.
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Like Ethan and Sam's marriages, this ship was sunk for no good reason at all.
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"My life just ended for no good reason," Carell's Mitch says as he breaks down.
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It's Darius having the barrel of a gun pointed at him for no good reason.
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I also realized that I was putting my family through shit for no good reason.
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The one thing you wouldn't do is destroy Judge Kavanaugh's life for no good reason.
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And that is putting tens of thousands of people at risk for no good reason.
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Going along with conservative justices for no good reason causes significant harms to liberal jurisprudence.
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Morality, as it turns out, can change by the second, and for no good reason.
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I'm opposed to snatching life-saving health care from millions of Americans for no good reason.
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Transport Secretary Chris Grayling echoes management's position that the unions are striking for no good reason.
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His witchhood is, by contrast, a simple claim: that enemies hunt him for no good reason.
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From time to time, Ms. Lacey politely asks audience members to move for no good reason.
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There's nothing worse that flaking at the last minute or being very late for no good reason.
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Now, with my proposal coming to the House floor, Democrats are opposing it for no good reason.
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Paul Krugman Donald Trump just took us out of the Paris climate accord for no good reason.
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But sadly, their high profile status may influence others to do the same—and for no good reason.
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Gortat is also in Florida for no good reason, AKA the only reason to ever really go there.
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Remember the time Soundcloud made an awesome free desktop app and then killed it for no good reason?
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By the caves, Mikkel sees Noah, who is eating an apple with a switchblade for no good reason.
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Or maybe it's a walk in the park and contestants are having mental breakdowns for no good reason.
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But the overall effect is that it feels like Flaked is propping up Chip for no good reason.
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And, from time to time, he for no good reason opts to pour salt in America's racial wounds.
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This year, we encourage you to whoop it up for no good reason — because that's the perfect reason!
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To withhold that assistance for no good reason other than help with a political campaign made no sense.
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The biggest mistake people make is going for no good reason or for the wrong reasons, says Hosid.
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Two young men died for no good reason, and their murderers will likely never be brought to justice.
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After Hansson's tweet, other couples told their stories of being given different terms, apparently for no good reason.
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Nearly two-thirds of those were for no good reason such as they forgot, were busy or travelling.
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But in another critically important sense, the nation lived through a massive economic trauma for no good reason.
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This is the President propagating a conspiracy theory, and undermining faith in American democracy, for no good reason.
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Ephrem Balole, the CEO of Virunga Energies, was jailed for three days this year for no good reason.
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It is presumptuous to imagine a God who picks favorites and sometimes punishes people for no good reason.
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" In the Washington Examiner, Quin Hillyer wrote, "Scott is blocking a superbly qualified nominee for no good reason.
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"Phone" merges folk and trap elements to wave off a dude hitting her up for no good reason.
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Many more have been kept out of, or driven away from, our privileged little world for no good reason.
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We're talking about individuals with hopes and dreams and goals that have been stolen away for no good reason.
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All it means is that people have been sleeping on a really excellent meteor shower for no good reason.
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But over the past several months, the stock has been "sneaking up, seemingly for no good reason," Cramer noted.
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And I'm not a huge fan of words where -ER is added on for no good reason, like SOBERER.
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"When stock prices fall for no good reason that's the buying opportunity" for long-term investors, he said. Disclaimer
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Led by Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), Senate Republicans blocked President Barack Obama's nominee for no good reason.
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I don't like the word 'celebrity,' since people can be famous for no good reason in this social media culture.
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But once the first major American news outlet started asking questions, the format seemed to change for no good reason.
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Sometimes selfies are posted for vain reasons, sometimes for no good reason, and sometimes for important, generous, even revolutionary reasons.
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"To withhold that assistance for no good reason other than help with a political campaign made no sense," Taylor said.
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" Gutiérrez said he was at the protest to prevent the government from taking away DACA benefits "for no good reason.
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"Yes, there's other debris around even at those altitudes, but you're increasing the amount of debris for no good reason."
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Most young people would go through the process for no good reason, and some would sustain injuries or other harms.
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The proof is in all the cities that don't want the "privilege" of losing billions of dollars for no good reason.
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And most of the signatories are disappointed that the U.S. has decided to break the deal for no good reason whatsoever.
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This is just being different for no good reason, and there doesn't seem to be any way to turn it off.
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Full investment expensing should be standard; deductions for debt interest, which incentivise risky leverage for no good reason, should be scrapped.
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Almost all of the changes from iOS 9 seem thoughtful and practical — you won't see something tweaked for no good reason.
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If the cops must kill us for no good reason, then so be it because most of us are guilty anyway.
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For example, using strong authentication, having good backups, and avoiding apps that want my location or contacts for no good reason.
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He's underestimated the Saviors at every turn, provoked them for no good reason, and ended up in way over his head.
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People regularly have their electronic devices searched, often for no good reason at all, leading to an invasive and violating experience.
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For no good reason, I was stumped on thinking of a good example of small code (syntax) having huge effects (machine-space).
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But, as much as LGBTQ+ representation on TV has gotten better, too many queer women characters still die for no good reason.
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We can begin on solid ground by acknowledging that it is wrong to expose people's most intimate moments for no good reason.
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They must assume that Mr. Mesa shot an unarmed boy who posed no threat to him, unprovoked and for no good reason.
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De-Baathification and disbanding the military—ensuring 500,000 largely Sunni people and their families were jobless and angry, for no good reason.
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"This is the airplane for you if you love getting beaten to a pup [sic] for no good reason," one user writes.
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"I think it's important to recognize that these brave men and women risk everything for no good reason at all," he said.
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In traditional American diplomacy, problems are managed, policy choices are hedged and partners, however weak, are not antagonized for no good reason.
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One night, as I sat crying in front of a microscope for no good reason, I ordered my first pair of jogger pants.
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"The law was passed because of concern that Indian families and communities were being broken up for no good reason," she tells PEOPLE.
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The proliferation of SUVs has made our streets more congested, our roads more dangerous, and our environment more polluted for no good reason.
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And so, they are just doing that to further demonize the right for no good reason and shame on them for doing so.
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Let's make this bad idea part of our history and stop springing forward, falling back and traveling through time for no good reason.
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"He who expels me once for no good reason and without an investigation, can expel me again," said Ahmed, 22, an engineering student.
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If nonsense is your style, try this T-shirt that associates Bernie Sanders with the 1940s and social security for no good reason.
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And when you get down to it, not many people have the time nor the will to do something for no good reason.
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This has exacerbated the irritation of those in the grassroots who perceive candidates like Keirstead as crowding the race for no good reason.
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For no good reason, he took away Bjornstam's command, an act of mutiny that, she dryly points out, is generally punishable by death.
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And yet, while aspects of human diet have undoubtedly changed, we may be eating what we eat for no good reason at all.
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Nell admits to Joan she craves "pizazz," but chapters are titled things like "Boogers" for no good reason other than to get attention.
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They will be outraged that we forcibly confined a couple million of our fellow human beings to cages, often for no good reason.
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It had limited its cars' ability to slam on the brakes, out of fear they'd cause problems by stopping for no good reason.
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The President Is Missing opens with Duncan rehearsing for a public committee hearing with Congress, who want to impeach him for no good reason.
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Mr. Eberle said he was angry at state and local authorities for scaring away his customers for no good reason, as it turned out.
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Maybe that's part of the joke, especially when it pertains to Lindsay, but if it's not, then it's simply distracting for no good reason.
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"We can begin on solid ground by acknowledging that it is wrong to expose people's most intimate moments for no good reason," he continued.
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Some memoirs describe routine humiliation at these checkpoints: Families delayed by the soldiers for no good reason, just to show who was in charge.
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We abruptly abandon allies like the Kurds; we honor war criminals; we slap punitive tariffs on friendly nations like Canada for no good reason.
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High-end makeup can be overpriced for no good reason, but the YSL Vinyl Cream Lip Stain is unique and worth the price tag.
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I suffer from abandonment issues and extreme perfectionism, so being fired for no good reason set me back about two years in therapy sessions.
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It means the "trade outlook has an impact, but some of these stocks they have been beaten down for no good reason across emerging markets."
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And some more good news: By changing your funding strategy, you can avoid the fate of post-seed startups that die for no good reason.
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The Mummy has gone from being a bald weirdo to being a cool girl that's gonna like completely ruin London's shit for no good reason.
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And not with a cheap, unearned fake-out like the Arya/Sansa plot, which involved two characters behaving wildly unlike themselves for no good reason.
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I mean, is that something that they should be doing, or does it just mean that those prices will collapse arguably for no good reason?
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Private Novelist, by contrast, consists of two bonkers stories of differing length and quality hammered together into one book for no good reason at all.
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Michael Jordan, playing in an already very deeply meaningful game, is bringing undue risk onto his own life and livelihood, and for no good reason.
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For example, it sought to prohibit advisors from pushing their clients towards products that would pay the advisor a high commission for no good reason.
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"We seem to have lost focus on this mission while increasing risks to our people and depleting their resources for no good reason," he wrote.
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Then there's the 23 percent stake Nestle holds for no good reason in L'Oreal, which at current market prices is worth 24 billion Swiss francs.
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And sometimes it means giving yourself space to cry into your lunch for no good reason and coming back to your work when you're ready.
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And sometimes it means giving yourself space to cry into your lunch for no good reason and coming back to your work when you're ready.
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White, on the other hand, has said he's offered Diaz several fights over the years but Nate has turned them all down for no good reason.
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We had a lot of no-shows and it would be often that even on a Saturday night tables would go empty for no good reason.
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It went down in this 21st century, the age of tricycle helmets and five-point belts in every baby carriage, for no good reason at all.
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The best shot in the early days of the era was the taciturn James Butler Hickok, who for no good reason earned the sobriquet Wild Bill.
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Bhoot may be the only character who received as terrible treatment on Netflix: The albino cub was killed by a hunter for no good reason at all.
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Withholding security assistance from Ukraine "for no good reason other than help with a political campaign made no sense," said Taylor, America's top diplomat in that country.
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For no good reason, it would deny many women in Puerto Rico and Southern states who do not live near public health centers the care they need.
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A person with receding hair and a taste for ultralong ties who recently kept the government shut for more than a month for no good reason whatsoever?
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"This is dividing the country for no good reason because he's not going to be thrown out of office," Peterson said, according to the West Central Tribune.
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But it's not worth getting my jollies off just to toodle around in a vehicle designed to intimidate other cars on the road for no good reason.
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As we previously reported, this hiring freeze, one of Trump's first acts upon taking office, is touching every agency and leaving American jobs vacant for no good reason.
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Kandi blasted the airline on social media, saying she, hubby Todd Tucker and 2 friends had been booted off their Honolulu to Maui flight for no good reason.
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The episode wrapped up the biological weapons plotline — another long, expensive, dangerous operation carried out for no good reason — while planting seeds for the show's final two seasons.
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That's disappointing in some ways, but it makes sense thematically—Judge's oeuvre is mostly concerned with white dudes, especially those who find themselves successful for no good reason.
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Sometimes I sit and marvel that the events of 2016 actually happened—can you believe, truly, that we voted out of the EU for no good reason whatsoever?
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I could easily have a Rover client give me a bad review for no good reason because they're having a bad day, and I could get kicked off.
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For no good reason I harbored a lifelong resentment of Willa Cather, as if she were some perfect older sister who did everything before I did, much better.
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The human avatars might as well be faceless hips and tits, titillation for no good reason, but the enemy ship designs are striking, and the levels astoundingly bright.
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Moreover, all of this talk of recounts and election rigging obscures the more important fact about our elections: We impose too many obstacles on voters for no good reason.
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"We've seen so many companies report great numbers this quarter and the market has yawned or even trashed their stocks for no good reason, other than misperception," he said.
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I don't know what role that attitude plays today in how we react to horrors like a cop shooting a man in the back five times for no good reason.
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While there's not too much we can do about it, we can at least be aware of it and make sure we're not blocking out facts for no good reason.
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She vowed to change police practices so "no one is pulled over in their car for no good reason and then thrown into a jail where she is found dead".
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That was the right thing to do, and his friends who've convinced him he made a mistake are increasing the anguish of Franken and his family for no good reason.
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The correct response to this situation is to despair at the fact that the US and UK governments created such a horrific human tragedy for no good reason at all.
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If you have, I would conclude that you've done what you can to set them straight, and you'll have to accept that they've cut you off for no good reason.
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Set to Max Richter's earnestly sentimental arrangement of Dinah Washington's recording of the earnestly sentimental title song, it seems to want us to sob on its shoulder for no good reason.
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I'm usually the one who goes grocery shopping for our house, but I didn't make it this weekend for no good reason, so we're living on bare-bones options right now.
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And by far the most important takeaway from the president's day of DACA is that he is doing this for no good reason and, indeed, barely seems to understand what's happening.
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Stage one, fighting the Foot Clan through a burning building, massive bowling balls rolling down stairwells for no good reason, and throwing down with a horny Rocksteady at the level's end.
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"Catching Feelings" starts to sag a little at this point; cultural specificity or no, the spectacle of a man exploding his own life for no good reason is a familiar one.
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He had grown up on the city's North Side and had been stopped plenty of times by the police for no good reason before he had gotten his badge, he said.
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Jackets with patches on them might senselessly bunch at your left hip, or maybe they poof out at the small of your back, where for no good reason there's a pocket.
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French Montana's adamant his "Black lives matter" shout-out wasn't a wisecrack at cops -- instead he was reacting to what he saw as harassment of his crew ... for no good reason.
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Here was a kid who was recorded being beaten by both COs and inmates, sent to solitary confinement for no good reason, and released with barely a shred of himself still left.
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The members of the group are painted as ignorant internet users ("anonymous hosers criticizing geniuses") who will get offended at anything and are just being mean to Titus for no good reason.
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He'll make $6.73 million this year, a pittance for a hitter of his magnitude; his salary scale has been artificially depressed by years of wandering out of position for no good reason.
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His very real cheating is spun as a divine trick that isn't really his fault, but that of the cruel god that sought to punish an "innocent man" for no good reason.
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In Sacramento Stephon Clark was shot 20 times for no good reason while a guy who actually killed people in Canada, who was trying to get shot couldn't manage the same thing.
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Your house should not lose water service because of the coronavirus, so all those plastic bottles will end up in a landfill or the ocean (our new landfill) for no good reason.
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"When landlords refuse to rent to anyone who has an arrest record, they effectively bar the door to millions of folks of color for no good reason," HUD Secretary Julián Castro told NPR.
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I was wildly intimidated by the city, and paralyzed with fear that I'd totally fucked up a comfortable collegiate life and alienated my family and a few close friends for no good reason.
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But if we want to stop draining money out of government budgets and burdening other taxpayers for no good reason, making those businesses pay their own way is a great place to start.
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Scholars have found that implicit biases impede impartiality in the education system, for example, and can cause police officers to stop black drivers for no good reason much more often than white ones.
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Davy says Harris committed a cardinal sin in early October when she fired Davy for no good reason, and then refused to pay her wages for the remaining five weeks of the deal.
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Republicans are engaged in an aggressive effort to prevent Americans from voting: In Georgia, Ohio and elsewhere, Republican officials are purging the voter rolls — taking away people's registration, often for no good reason.
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That security system was so important for Ukraine as well as our own national interest to withhold that assistance for no good reason other than help with the political campaign made no sense.
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So she ought to understand that every criminal defense lawyer knows that race matters, ethnicity matters, political affiliation matters...she targeted me for no good reason, she ought to be ashamed of herself.
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They hop around on two legs, they carry their babies in a pouch, and, apparently, they love to whale on each other for no good reason at all, as evidenced by the video above.
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"That security was so important for Ukraine as well as our own national interests, to withhold that assistance for no good reason other than help with a political campaign made no sense," he said.
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I started doing this because I thought that some Christmas songs had been undercriticized, undercelebrated, or otherwise underheard—that we were getting the dregs of holiday music pumped to us for no good reason.
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And the fact that we're talking, for no good reason, about a fragment of Elizabeth Warren's DNA three weeks before an essential midterm is a sign that she shouldn't exactly terrify her rivals yet.
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Prince Harry being sixth in line, the two of them aren't incredibly important and it is unlikely they'll be needed, but I don't think they should be leaving for no good reason like this.
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Kelly Marie Tran's character, Rose, became a target of fan backlash after The Last Jedi, mostly for reasons of racism and sexism; in The Rise of Skywalker, Rose is sidelined for no good reason.
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"They had an agreement on the table earlier, and the president blew it up for no good reason," said Murphy, who added he's "generally supportive" of a political agreement to end the Afghanistan War.
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And fissures and fault lines appear, and between the fissures and the fault lines, you see bits of behavior that doesn't really make sense — like they're dismantling things in their lives for no good reason.
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By the time it's loaded with my reusable water bottle, charger brick, the ten lipsticks I always carry for no good reason, and at least a few ounces of CVS receipts, that bag is heavy.
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Critics said that he had led Britain out of Europe for no good reason and that the unity of the United Kingdom itself was threatened, with Scotland now more likely to try again to bolt.
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This isn't the first time the internet has flipped out over lady body hair for no good reason (seriously, we wrote a whole story of moments throughout history), and it probably won't be the last.
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Proponents for same-sex marriage say the vote, which is being challenged in the High Court and whose outcome is not legally binding, exposes gays and lesbians to a bruising campaign for no good reason.
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But then Alton Sterling was brutally killed by arresting police officers for seemingly no good reason and three police officers – Brad Garafola, Matthew Gerald, and Montrell Jackson – were also brutally killed for no good reason.
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Which means that he may have now burned a source, endangered lives, and possibly led to future intelligence failures for no good reason other than wanting to flaunt to the Russians what "great intel" he gets.
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That leaves Americans at the brink, wondering if the U.S. government, under the auspices of Trump and his cronies who helped start the Iraq War in 2003, will stumble into another war for no good reason.
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Yet sometimes it still feels like the whole world collapses down to a single moment in a single game, for no good reason other than the feeling that this time matters more than all the others.
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The symbolism of the extremely wealthy white owner of the New England Patriots taking time to check on a young black man serving time for no good reason, because of minor parole violations, can be intoxicating.
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" Graham disputed the idea that the comment was racially insensitive, saying, "No, I think lynching is being seen as somebody taking the law in their own hands and out to get somebody for no good reason.
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But I knew that even such valuable protest was an insufficient response to the moral arithmetic of sending an army thousands of miles from home to kill more than two million people for no good reason.
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It's still a bad idea to run up debt for no good reason — say, to provide tax breaks that corporations just use to buy back their own stock, which is, of course, what the G.O.P. did.
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The other is that the federal records rule on the book was antiquated and a bit absurd, requiring officials to turn over paper copies of emails for no good reason, and simply got ignored out of sloppiness.
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"Mom, please stop cussing and screaming 'cause I don't want you to get shooted," the little girl told her mother, Diamond Reynolds, a woman who had just seen her boyfriend, Philando Castile, killed for no good reason.
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On the flight to their belated European honeymoon, the Spitzes meet the debonair viscount Charles Cavendish (Luke Evans), who, for no good reason, invites them to cruise the Mediterranean on the luxurious yacht of his billionaire uncle.
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Since then, CM's had other problems ... he punched a man in a bar in Ireland for no good reason during an incident in April and reportedly been investigated for 2 alleged sexual assaults in his home country.
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"A Canary is supposed to signal important risk information to users, but there is also danger in signaling the wrong thing to users or leading to general fear and confusion for no good reason," the statement adds.
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If the Fed had stuck to those higher estimates of Nairu and raised interest rates to try to head off inflation, millions of Americans who are now working would have been consigned to unemployment for no good reason.
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Under Justice Department rules, Mr. Trump would seemingly have to order Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein to rescind department regulations protecting a special counsel from being fired for no good reason, and then to fire Mr. Mueller.
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It’s time to end the outdated, racist policy of #cannabis prohibition that shreds productive citizens’ lives and families for no good reason, and disproportionately affects people of color, while resources are diverted away from real crimes.
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"Another thing I wanted to bring up is people trolling or being nasty or making up things just for no good reason... I could never imagine attacking someone and judging someone for something like this," an emotional Hembrow said.
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All emphasis below is mine to highlight the search and seizure of electronic devices, but many other aspects of the stories below are even more frightening than having your digital life exposed to government agents for no good reason.
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It's easy to inflate this into right-wing paranoia — the notion that the government would suddenly start putting white Republican men on the no-fly list for no good reason other than simply to prevent them from buying guns.
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All too few went on to question the constitutional provision on which the "birther" allegation parasitically hung — the provision that reserves the presidency for "natural born" citizens, thereby excluding from eligibility for no good reason millions of naturalized citizens.
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Jensen, speaking on the phone, recalled that in his first film, "Flickering Lights," Mikkelsen played a thug hiding out in the country, who shoots a cow in the head for no good reason; the animal crumples to the ground.
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But I only really felt I made a breakthrough in my own thinking — in understanding the mystery of why some people seem to become depressed "for no good reason" — when, by coincidence, I started reading some feminist texts from the 1960s.
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We are 10 seasons into the zombie apocalypse and some of our main players are still making some questionable decisions that are either affecting the group as a whole or are putting themselves in direct harm for no good reason.
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Sarahah, the anonymous feedback app that's been going viral for the past couple weeks, may not be as private as it sounds: it turns out, the app uploads users' phone contacts to the company's servers, seemingly for no good reason.
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QL Score: -5 Nick Statt: On the way to bring Maggie to the Hilltop Colony for treatment, Rick and the others begin to understand the dire situation they've put themselves in by letting multiple people leave Alexandria for no good reason.
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Questions to assess depression and anxiety asked, among other things, if participants felt constantly under strain, found life a struggle all the time, got scared or panicky for no good reason, or thought they played a useful part in things.
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"Because of the importance of security assistance … because that was so important for Ukraine, as well as our own national interest, to withhold that assistance for no good reason other than help with a political campaign made no sense," Taylor testified.
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Maybe this is all part of the 35-year-old's creative process or maybe he's just sending up the blood pressure of his fans for no good reason, but Timberlake's hints have us all eager for whatever he drops next.
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Sometimes she seems like a real person, especially when she's just enjoying the company of her new friends; at others, she's little more than a plot device, as when the show will keep her motivations mysterious for no good reason.
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The America inhabited by elites like Warren and Buttigieg (and every other politician of consequence) is one where a lot of people are handed money for no good reason, and a lot of brainpower is expended on enterprises that cause harm.
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"What we don't want to do is take a child who is so sick that we're unlikely to get organs in time to save their life and to put them through that level of support and complexity for no good reason," Sweet said.
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"In 2013 it came to my attention that the responsibility of some monuments, especially those dedicated to the South and the Confederacy were in danger of being moved for no good reason," Sponsor of the Tennessee Heritage Protection Act of 2016, Rep.
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It wasn't until a couple of years later that I finally saw the reality of my financial situation: My savings had decreased significantly and I now had tens of thousands of dollars' worth of handbags in my closet for no good reason.
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Democrats feel like they have just come off this period of public hearings where they elicited all of this compelling testimony about what they consider clearly impeachable offenses, and they don't want to let the process drag out for no good reason.
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Instead of a mini-challenge this week, we were treated to a drive-by cameo from Lisa Kudrow for no good reason whatsoever, then it was straight to the maxi-challenge, where the two teams took each other on in a cheerleading competition.
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It is unsubtle enough that in the first episode, Elena offers Mia work as a glorified housekeeper for no good reason, setting up a situation that allows the two differing matriarchs to hang out, butt heads, exercise passive aggression and, finally, go to war.
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Several hundred hospitals that plan to form their own generic drug company are eyeing making "about 20" pharmaceutical products whose existing versions either cost too much or are in short supply for no good reason, the CEO of one of those hospitals said Thursday.
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In fact, we now know that it remains basically a counterintelligence investigation, and the only thing that Mueller wants to do is interview the president of the United States for no good reason in order to get evidence so he can refer to the House of Representatives.
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" As Cabán prepared to thank supporters Tuesday, New York Working Families Party director Bill Lipton was among the many supporters celebrating the tally, calling it "a victory for the humanity of those at the margins of society that have been criminalized and incarcerated for no good reason.
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My resolve crumbled even more when I saw Sandra Bland being treated horrifically on the side of a road for no good reason and finding out about the shooting of Laquan McDonald and what amounted to a coverup of his killing by police and Chicago officials.
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The US would have a hard time persuading partner nations to reimpose sanctions if the Trump administration quit the deal for no good reason, which would mean Iran wouldn't suffer very much from an American pullout and thus would have no reason to stop its misbehavior.
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Advocates for same-sex marriage accuse Parliament, which is dominated by the right-leaning Liberal Party, of ducking its responsibility, exposing gays and lesbians to a potentially bruising political campaign for no good reason, and all at a cost of 122 million Australian dollars ($96 million).
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"They're about to destroy the nation for no good reason," Graham told Fox News, referring to House Democrats and Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trey Gowdy joins Trump's legal team Tillis says impeachment is 'a waste of resources' MORE (D-Calif.).
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The evidence the A.C.L.U. presented in the case showed that thousands of people had been incarcerated for no good reason — leaving their families without financial support, hampering their own ability to defend against the government's deportation case, and suffering from often abominable prison conditions and crushing despair.
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But since Breath of the Wild actively encourages players to poke and prod its world, your time is rarely wasted trying the attempt seemingly impossible, even if the reward is yet another korok seed; the designers at Nintendo didn't drop those tantalizing locations in there for no good reason.
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Related: Australian Politicians Want to Send Refugees to Canada, But They Haven't Told Canada Yet "Nearly a thousand men on Manus have already lost three or more of their years locked up in limbo for no good reason," Elaine Pearson, Human Rights Watch's Australia director, said in a statement.
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Today's Exhibit A is Steve Martin — as non-controversial and affable as any Hollywood figure out there — who tweeted the following regarding Fisher on Tuesday, since deleted for no good reason: Here's Steve Martin's fine little tweet praising Carrie Fisher that some grumps pressured him to delete. pic.twitter.
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For the commission itself to have integrity, it must look at the ways states make it harder to vote for no good reason, such as through strict voter ID requirements that serve no purpose other than to drum up concerns of voter fraud, harming actual voters in the process.
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A rural Tennessee woman is suing her small town and its police department on allegations that she was arrested for no good reason, twice within a few months, and even subjected to the humiliation of being watched by the police chief while she showered and dressed for jail.
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They were hopeful when Jackson was hired that he would be left alone to be what Donnie Walsh not all that long ago actually was — a stand-up executive reporting to consumers of his product through the news media — until Dolan intruded on Walsh for no good reason.
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David Kirkpatrick was arrested in Egypt for no good reason, and the government simply refused to protest the arrest: Eighteen months later, another of our reporters, David Kirkpatrick, arrived in Egypt and was detained and deported in apparent retaliation for exposing information that was embarrassing to the Egyptian government.
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But seemingly only if you specifically ask for it, are okay with waiting twice as long as a normal convenience store purchase would take, feel good about being extensively tracked the entire time you're there, and are willing to possibly get a retail worker in trouble for no good reason.
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Drawing on Planned Parenthood v Casey, a 1992 precedent that extended the essential holding in Roe, the majority ruled that the Texas law imposed an "undue burden" on a woman's right to choose by "plac[ing] a substantial obstacle in the path of women seeking an abortion" for no good reason.
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I got a bit stuck in the southwest corner, for no good reason – vacillated between OINKED and honked, didn't see OTHER for the smallest slice in a pie chart, but otherwise I didn't have much to feel sorry about, except that the entire point of the construction was beyond me.
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" Evelyn Piazza told CNN, "It's just awful to think about, and maybe some day when these individuals have kids of their own they will understand the kind of love you have for your child and the kind of loss you experience when they are cruelly taken from you for no good reason.
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The soldiers had to be ready to ship out to Vietnam at a few hours' notice, but the call never came, and in his downtime—for no good reason that he has ever been able to articulate—Strait bought a battered guitar and some old songbooks and taught himself to play and sing.
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And this is to say nothing of the showcase circuit, a group of events put on throughout the year by a company called Perfect Game, in which 11- to 18-year-olds throw as hard as they can — the older ones to impress Major League scouts, the youngest for no good reason.
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" Graham said he plans to ask his GOP Senate colleagues to co-sign a letter to the House speaker stating that they "do not believe the transcript of the phone call" constitutes an impeachable offense, adding that Pelosi and other Democratic lawmakers are "about to destroy the nation for no good reason.
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It would create some big winners and big losers and is already the subject of incredibly heated lobbying and debate by major business interests in DC. But it's not an obviously bad idea, and it's certainly not the same thing as making every Mexican import 2003 percent more expensive for no good reason.
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But the fourth season of the show, while often magical (and containing what I would call the series' best episode), occasionally felt like butter spread thin on toast — too little story for a 13-episode run, with a bunch of episodes that felt a little like the series running in place for no good reason.
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Partisan loyalties are largely built up from fundamental group identities rather than based on profound ideological commitments, and swing voters swing in large part for no good reason at all — maybe because of a recession, but maybe because of a swing in global oil prices or because the Steelers lost or almost anything else.
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I know that Devin suffered one during the final years of her life for no good reason, and that it happens to too many Americans, and that as long as health reform remains a political football, that injustice will repeat itself the way cancer cells kept multiplying inside Devin until her body could take no more.
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But after a bunch of Reddit users and benchmark app maker Primate Labs figured out what was happening, Apple faced a torrent of outrage not only from its customers, who felt like Apple was making their devices slower for no good reason, as well as regulators, who felt like Apple wasn't properly informing consumers about its products.
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Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle brand, Goop, has earned a certain reputation since its launch a decade ago, due in part to its approach to wellness that endorses things like jade eggs meant to be put in your vagina for no good reason — to name just one completely WTF (and unsupported-by-scientific-evidence) item available for purchase.
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But his total lack of experience with federal law enforcement and lack of administrative experience, combined with the reality that he would be stepping in to fill the shoes of a well-liked former director who was fired for no good reason, means he would likely struggle to earn the respect of career personnel and run the agency effectively.
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"I have been trying to talk about during this campaign is to urge white people to think about what it is like to have 'the talk' with your kids, scared that your sons or daughters, even, could get in trouble for no good reason whatsoever like Sandra Bland and end up dead in a jail in Texas," Clinton said.
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If there is evidence that she had been repeatedly pulled over during the previous several months or years -- like the four dozen times Philando Castile had been stopped in Minnesota before he was killed by an officer for no good reason, despite the jury's verdict -- that would raise alarm bells and justify the enormous attention the benign stop has received this week.
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No matter how much I might gag at the thought of calling a waffle a "chaffle" for no good reason other than a mediocre attempt at branding, the conceit of putting whatever the hell I want in a waffle maker and ooh-ing and aaaah-ing at the crispy golden result brings joy to my life every time I've ever done it.
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Most emo screamers vent romantic anxiety with more self-regarding self-loathing than any listener who doesn't identify completely can stand; these guys subtract the content while maintaining the emotional impulse, their mood equally pained and sensitive for no good reason other than they regard their own lives as sweeping, anthemic, and likely doomed heroic sagas, as their stylistic conventions have taught them to do.
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And I think it's incumbent upon me and what I have been trying to talk about during this campaign is to urge white people to think about what it is like to have "the talk" with your kids, scared that your sons or daughters, even, could get in trouble for no good reason whatsoever like Sandra Bland and end up dead in a jail in Texas.
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This can sometimes go awry if I feel like the safety seal came off a food product too easily, if there was too much condensation on a bottle when I take it out of the fridge (a "sign" to me that the fridge came above 37 degrees), or sometimes for no good reason, my brain will decide that something is unsafe and I just won't be able to eat it. 5.
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And You, Duke, think on all you have demanded Of me: To trick a most innocent girl Into sleeping with the sociopath You left, for no good reason, well in charge Of your city; to ask forgiveness for That selfsame sociopath, even though He ordered my brother's head be chopped off And shipped to him by suitcase; Finally, You asked me to stand up in the town square And name myself a whore.
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"The thing that bothers me the most is that we're staring at the greatest bull market in the last 20 years, where you can double your money in, like one of the world's best industrial companies, like a Boeing, which is sort of pillaring here for no good reason, up over 200 percent in two years and we're talking about this thing here that's lost 50 percent of its value in a month," Ross said.
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It's all very familiar (though A Bad Moms Christmas does boast the addition of a Kenny G cameo), but whereas the sillier plot points of Bad Moms seemed to grow more or less organically from the characters' own evolution, here everything feels vaguely rushed, as if Lucas and Moore were following a checklist of things to squeeze into the studio-mandated 104-minute runtime (except the Sky Zone scene, which goes on seemingly forever for no good reason).
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This is just one of many examples in the report, which also found cases of Chicago police escalating foot pursuits into violent encounters with little cause, an officer aiming his gun at teens playing basketball on his property, cops hitting a 16-year-old girl with a baton and stun gun "after she was asked to leave the school for having a cell phone in violation of school rules," and officers simply shoving underage teens for no good reason.
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For me, they were often about forcibly disappearing the person I was, and constructing — in her place — the person I wished I was, or the person I wanted others to see me as being: a woman who listened to NPR, driving on the icy backroads of Iowa, through snow-covered cornfields; a woman who cared about the world, not just herself, who had smart opinions about everything; who was not constantly crying for no good reason at all; who was not drinking alone in her kitchen at dusk, before her boyfriend got home.
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