If for no other reason, letting in the booze makes financial sense.
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It's worth it, for no other reason than it gives me pleasure.
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If for no other reason than to revel in its weird dialogue.
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But if for no other reason, watch it for James Franco's wig.
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If for no other reason, that makes the Treasury's decision profound -- and correct.
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If for no other reason, they could have and should have behaved differently.
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If for no other reason, watch for his grandma's review of Brokeback Mountain.
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If for no other reason than making our beloved producer laugh is verboten.
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If for no other reason that it holds that we can afford them.
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He might have resumed talking for no other reason but to fill the silence.
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If for no other reason, Congress should reject this unprecedented exercise of federal power.
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The Pour If for no other reason than popular demand, summer is rosé season.
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"Was someone just creating mischief for no other reason than to destroy something?" he asked.
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If for no other reason than his belief that if she finally slept, he would too.
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It's got to be undone, if for no other reason than the people demand more T'Challa.
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If for no other reason, these elected Democrats want to join for their own political survival.
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It's site-specific, intensely slow reading, for no other reason than to bask in what's good.
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Soaked through, I ducked into a restaurant for no other reason than that it was crowded.
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We have been doomed to eternal torture and suffering for no other reason than that we're demons.
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And it pays you to talk to me right now, if for no other reason than that.
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It was an eclectic group—one that played together for no other reason than a government mandate.
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A resignation is far from impossible, if for no other reason than nothing is impossible with Trump.
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I'm optimistic if for no other reason than Donald Trump wants — and desperately needs — Scaramucci to succeed.
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We played for the thrill of it, for the sake of it, and for no other reason.
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"He was well dressed for no other reason than that he liked being an aesthete," he said.
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Still, F.P.'s story about his dad is particularly intriguing, if for no other reason than timing.
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And this might happen if for no other reason than to expose the lies behind Putin's rhetoric.
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It's a desire for people to love me for no other reason than I am who I am.
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"Being in service of others, for no other reason and no other glory than to help another person."
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It follows me as white police officers pull me over for no other reason than because I'm black.
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But we need China, if for no other reason, than to save this planet because of climate change.
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If for no other reason than what I just described, we need human intelligence to train the machines right.
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If for no other reason, I regret that he had to have this guy point a gun at him.
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I use some products before bed for no other reason than that they smell more like nighttime than daytime.
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But also also a reminder of the importance of kindness (for no other reason than being kind) these days.
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Sanders' own "Our Revolution" is a formidable political organization, if for no other reason than its vaunted email list.
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The media just gives it to him for no other reason than he looks like a fat math teacher.
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Studios believe audiences will pay to watch something for no other reason than it reminding them of their past.
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Trump assumed that Ryan knew the members of the CBC for no other reason than that she was black.
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Suddenly, Khosrowshahi was a contender, if for no other reason than that the anti-Whitman votes needed a candidate.
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"Gotham" ended in 20423 if for no other reason than because we had surpassed the limits of bindery technology.
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And they can be denied their constitutional right to an abortion for no other reason than they are incarcerated.
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Suddenly, for no other reason than its No. 1 fan, it is the most powerful TV show in America.
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" He made a compelling case that he sought the presidency for no other reason beyond "making America great again.
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And it's constitutionally dubious for localities to detain people for no other reason than an administrative request from ICE.
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So we need to embrace Change if for no other reason than that the status quo is completely unacceptable.
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Days after Jon's death, I found myself walking into Spellbound Sky for no other reason than that Jon loved crystals.
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It became a common sight to see his deputies harassing Hispanic-looking people for no other reason than their appearance.
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For no other reason, it reminded us that she has barely aged since that song was a hit in 1996.
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There's a good bet that the economic momentum slows down if for no other reason than its been so strong.
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"I think there were suspicions relatively quickly, if for no other reason than he declined to be fingerprinted," Glassman said.
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Initially, experts anticipate most self-driving vehicles will go into ride-hailing fleets, if for no other reason their high cost.
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Bumptious and bungling, he wants to grab the shiniest prize for himself for no other reason than that it is shiny.
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We are coming out with our story for no other reason than to hopefully stop this from happening to another girl.
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If for no other reason than hot things in a mug tastes better when you're drinking it with someone you love.
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I can't imagine going to City Hall for my marriage license and being denied for no other reason than my race.
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So it's easy to see why human space exploration will almost certainly occur if for no other reason than military interests.
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They're stalling safeguards for imperiled wildlife for no other reason than to please campaign contributors in Big Ag and other industries.
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If for no other reason, a Clinton win would have had real impact on women in government around the world. Why?
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He told them about the secret recordings, hearing a voice whisper, "I'm all out," and attacking me for no other reason.
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It ought to be getting more national attention, if for no other reason than it perfectly encapsulates larger national political trends.
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If for no other reason, Trump should be visible every day to steal the cameras from any event HRC his holding.
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In this critical case, everyone should support Jack's claim to freedom if for no other reason than to preserve their own.
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"Never did I forget that real women had been murdered for no other reason than they were attractive and friendly," she wrote.
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Unfortunately, there is a terrible pattern of people calling the authorities regarding people of color for no other reason than their race.
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Despite such concerns, expect to see the industry to continue the shift to alternative "keys," if for no other reason than convenience.
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If for no other reason than I never want to see you motherf—ers again, I will never pick up another drug.
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Unfortunately there is a terrible pattern of people calling the authorities regarding people of color for no other reason than their race.
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Unfortunately there is a terrible pattern of people calling the authorities regarding people of color for no other reason than their race.
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I started a Facebook group in 2013, for no other reason than for me and my friends to buy and sell clothes.
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Admittedly, the Lodges probably aren't behind the hit on Archie's dad, if for no other reason than that would be too easy.
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I am hoping that cooler heads prevail in Tehran, if for no other reason than they don't want to lose a war.
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" 'Gotham' ended in 1898 if for no other reason than because we had surpassed the limits of bindery technology," Professor Wallace said.
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We must learn to communicate effectively and authentically, if for no other reason than to make progress over the next four years.
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It's worth your time to watch, if for no other reason than you're going to need a laugh before the next section.
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This week's Obscure Player honors go to Swedish goaltender Tommy Soderstrom, for no other reason than reader Nate wrote in to suggest him.
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Corporations that use shell games to shift their headquarters overseas for no other reason than to avoid paying their fair share of taxes.
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Now, we all know portions of this show were pre-taped, if for no other reason than Camila Cabello appeared with Fifth Harmony.
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When the judge asked if he was pleading guilty because he was guilty and for no other reason, there was a long pause.
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In Cambodia a political system that exists for no other reason than to distribute profit and privilege may not survive Mr Hun Sen.
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Each one of the people interviewed below is a criminal, for no other reason than trying to be well when they are ill.
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These are films that treat human bodies with reverence, if for no other reason then that they are the carriages of human experience.
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"I'm charging $10 for no other reason than that I need to buy paint," the would-be host says in the space's profile.
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Jeff Bezos is famous for hating "social cohesion," that tendency people have for finding consensus for no other reason than it feels good.
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Everybody knows "One Week" by Canadian rockers Barenaked Ladies, if for no other reason than the huge test it poses when doing karaoke.
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The Cavs are a vastly flawed team that will almost certainly reach the Finals for no other reason than they have LeBron James.
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He'd like to see his own division grow more, if for no other reason than to provide more competition to beat in races.
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But I'm glad you emailed, if for no other reason than to shed light on an issue that doesn't always get its due.
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"Unfortunately, there is a terrible pattern of people calling the authorities regarding people of color for no other reason than their race," Cukor wrote.
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It, in fact, is a great teacher for no other reason than it demands the accumulation of knowledge quickly for the startup to survive.
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And yet still, Twitter may live to regret banning those RT ads, if for no other reason than the thorny questions the ban raises.
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It's true that the debates will be significant, if for no other reason because they are the only "main events" left in the campaign.
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And messaging features will presumably continue to proliferate in Google's products, if for no other reason than all software expands until it includes messaging.
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Active portfolio managers have struggled to keep up with this strong performance, if for no other reason than their restrictions on individual stock concentrations.
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If for no other reason, you should see Kiki to understand the complexity of subcultures in America and how they are extracted from consistently.
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The reason people come on our series is for no other reason but to tell their stories of how destructive cults like Scientology are.
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"I suspect the bill the House passes will be modified if for no other reason that the reconciliation rules would require it," he said.
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But it's worth it, if for no other reason than the chance to grab the remote control and say, "synchronized swimming or archery today?"
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But the president's words matter, if for no other reason than that they send other politicians and pundits scurrying to fashion their own narratives.
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We need then to understand the life in our homes and what's missing there, if for no other reason than to keep ourselves healthy.
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I knew I had to make it, if for no other reason than to help the women like me that were laying on the ground.
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The most superfluous of these is "Turning Turtle," which exists for no other reason than to give Meryl Streep anything, anything at all, to do.
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This week's obscure player is Grant Martin, for no other reason than, as a reader recently pointed out, he had kind of a neat career.
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The D.C. area's real estate market suffered far less than most in the financialcrisis, if for no other reason than a constant inflow of people.
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Where they're leaning in on those islands out in the South China Sea for no other reason than to keep other people from producing those.
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For now, the nanoparticle technology will likely remain confined to non-human experiments, if for no other reason than CRISPR is still quite error prone.
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Regardless of the method, the result is the same: horses suffer greatly for no other reason than to increase their odds of a show ribbon.
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"I think that Mueller is bound to move forward on that account if, for no other reason, just to have a complete investigation," said Hosko.
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However, for Democrats it's just another opportunity to protest the president for no other reason than they love a good protest, and it's the president.
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Yes, he turns 34 next year, but if for no other reason than to partially dismantle a dynasty, Iguodala could've probably made more money elsewhere.
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In "The Nicomachean Ethics," Aristotle argues that true human flourishing requires activities like philosophizing that are pursued for no other reason than their intrinsic quality.
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If for no other reason than we would learn less about one another - which after all is part of the problem set to begin with.
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Life doesn't present us with many opportunities to put to use the facts that we know for no other reason than that we know them.
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"I'm charging $10 [a night] for no other reason than that I need to buy paint," writes the Airbnb host "Vincent" of his rental listing.
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I don&apost agree with him on much but he&aposs a genuine person who once helped me for no other reason than to be nice.
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" But it was at least a little hopeful AMD could stick around in the CPU space, if for no other reason than "to keep Intel honest.
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It feels worth noting this, if for no other reason than to draw a clearer bead on a place that can feel overburdened by outsider gloom.
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Last year 8 million people talked to a conversational user interface called Cleverbot for no other reason than they wanted someone, or something, to chat with.
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The Green Line was drawn for no other reason than to mark off on a map how far the two invading armies had managed to get.
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All I could think of was 'I'm going to die for no other reason than I am black and my skin color is somehow a threat.
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Many Fed officials, like many economists, support tax reform if for no other reason that it's doctrine in the economics world that taxes distort decision making.
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"I don't agree with him on much but he's a genuine person who once helped me for no other reason than to be nice," Duplass explained.
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She still is, undeniably, the creator of the phrase, and that's important — if for no other reason, origins matter because others might profit from your work.
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I usually told them 'probably not,' if for no other reason than the graphics cards that power the rigs were impossible to find or prohibitively expensive.
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They may all find themselves under scrutiny for no other reason than having to compete with one of the finest sides the English game has seen.
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At trial, prosecutors argued that Chance killed and cut up his friend last November for no other reason than he believed he'd get away with it.
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"If we had zero corporate tax in this country, tens of millions of jobs would get created in this country for no other reason," he added.
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You might even want to make a habit of calling at least one Power Relationship every day for no other reason other then to say hello.
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As we said before, continuing to cleanse your home on a regular basis can be helpful, if for no other reason than affording you peace of mind.
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Clearly, the remaining executives at the company need the president to keep tweeting if for no other reason than to keep Twitter's name in the news cycle.
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"Mark Carson was a total stranger to Elliot Morales, and he was killed for no other reason than because he was gay," Ms. Lucey told the jury.
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Instead, he creates unnecessary diplomatic crisis after unnecessary diplomatic crisis, for no other reason than his persistent belief that Obama is bad and that he is good.
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And that's not to mention all the numerous storylines and characters which appear to exist for no other reason than to feed the beast of fan service.
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Chief Justice John Roberts announced the court's disapproval of a Missouri program excluding a church from participation for no other reason than that it was a church.
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He's a bad guy in every respect, and, frankly, the embargo must stand if for no other reason than, if it does stand, he will come down.
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Mr. Shepard's death "became a symbol of the kind of mindless, pointless violence against us for no other reason than being who we are," Bishop Robinson said.
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If you bought something for no other reason than that a celebrity talked about it or wore or used it or was affiliated with it, it counts.
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He must clearly win South Carolina and then do better than expected in Super Tuesday, for no other reason than to replenish his rapidly dwindling campaign coffers.
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I wanted a complete typeface that I could write a book in and send to a typecaster, for no other reason than it would cause me joy.
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In fact, our female friends become our "people," the ones we keep in our lives for no other reason than that we really, really love being around them.
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Indeed, chained CPI is the likeliest option for the administration to pick if for no other reason than because it was incorporated in the 3003 Republican tax bill.
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I'm just going to quote it all for no other reason than it makes me appreciate the fact that I only ever have to type in one language.
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And many drivers, myself included, will always prefer a car with a manual-transmission gearbox for no other reason than the heightened sense of connection to the vehicle.
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This is why I came away from Amazon Books with a sense that it existed for no other reason than that the company just has too much money.
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If for no other reason, this is disconcerting because the only thing that keeps our nation of laws intact is belief that no person is above the law.
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This will likely be more difficult in Algeria than in Tunisia, if for no other reason than the country's complicated relations with many countries, including the United States.
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Nonetheless, my prediction is that this becomes one of the many acquisitions that doesn't quite go according to plan, if for no other reason than culture clashes alone.
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It would be prudent for al Qaeda to pursue both options simultaneously, if for no other reason than to demonstrate relevancy and stop its steep descent since 2005.
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"They were made for no other reason than to destroy his character," she said, adding that people must look at the time and context of the allegations made.
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"All I could think of was 'I'm going to die for no other reason than I am black and my skin color is somehow a threat,' " he wrote.
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" Adding new lawyers, he said, would be costly because they would take months "to get up to speed (if for no other reason than they can bill more).
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And yet, there are too many ways in which our current laws do treat service members like second-class citizens, often for no other reason than historical inertia.
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Gifts are lovely, because they usually mean someone you love had you in their thoughts and selected a gift for no other reason than to make you happy.
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The amorality of "Nocturama" suggests the chic cinematic equivalent of a violent video game played for no other reason than to pass the time by stirring up adrenaline.
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Warren: If for no other reason, we should know from watching news footage of protests over the past several years that the roots of racial tension run deep.
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This is true, if for no other reason than because it affords a glimpse at a world of opportunities that most justice-involved individuals have never been exposed to.
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Read Ryan Broderick's fascinating report on how YouTubers are having massive political success — if for no other reason than just to prepare for the eventuality of President Jake Paul.
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"I'm charging $10 for no other reason than that I need to buy paint," says the description of the room, written as though it were penned Vincent Van Gogh.
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Lundeen hopes that as more people begin using the service, non-professionals will also host simulated blowjobs on the site, if for no other reason than an ego stroke.
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No matter who is elected president, the U.S. and Saudi Arabia are likely to be tied to each other for no other reason than their mutual distrust of Iran.
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Her husband also shares responsibility, even if for no other reason than the mere fact that they almost got away with it, but for his well-publicized electronic liaisons.
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The Jets remain the best fit for Fitzpatrick, 33, and it is likely that he will re-sign if for no other reason than a paucity of viable suitors.
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"If we had zero corporate tax in this country, tens of millions of jobs would get created in this country for no other reason," he added: http://bit.ly/28gdmeH.
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They could have halted the nomination process once Ford's allegations emerged, if for no other reason than that those allegations were sure to divide and inflame the country further.
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And on Thursday, Santorum, the 2012 Iowa caucus winner, threw his support behind Rubio, apparently for no other reason than the fact that the Florida Senator isn't Ted Cruz.
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If for no other reason, I think we should take spanking off the table so that our children have better tools for dealing with their own children one day.
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Buchina keeps us guessing without falling into obscurantist traps, if for no other reason than the horror he depicts is steadily being eclipsed by the horror of actual events.
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Lack of due process, family separation because of deportation, ethnic profiling and outright persecution of unauthorized migrants for no other reason than their "paperless" status are on the rise.
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It is an outrage that Mr. Liu's wife, the poet Liu Xia, has been under house arrest since 2010 for no other reason than her marriage to Mr. Liu.
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"You couldn't help but think it was going to spill into market-related action if for no other reason than market participants looking for an excuse take [profits], " he said.
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But for a moment, both women forgot all their pain to just jump around on a dumb trampoline, for no other reason than that they thought it would be fun.
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If for no other reason, don't do it as it requires going to a third-party web page which might contain malicious code and infect your own iPhone with malware.
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This is not a coincidence, but a symbol of a culture where one group holds the majority of power for no other reason than they have historically held that power.
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However, its counterterrorism team would likely remain intact, if for no other reason than it is better equipped to fight terrorists than entire branches of the United States federal government.
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As such, I hope that she saw Brown's emoji and chuckled at his futile attempt to get her attention if for no other reason than it being so damned predictable.
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But you still want to keep your finger on the pulse, if for no other reason to not be completely out of the loop at the office water cooler, right?
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It states bluntly that she married out of love and for no other reason, and feels insulted by the accusation that she might not be able to think for herself.
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In fact, if anything, I would have a slight negative bias against startups in supposedly "hot" sectors, if for no other reason than the sense of overinflated expectations they carry.
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But really, a screen just isn't quite the same so you should definitely try to catch in-person, if for no other reason than to show the Moon who's boss.
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"We expect performance to improve in Q3 if for no other reason than the shift in timing of income tax refunds," CEO Bill Rhodes told analysts on a conference call.
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The targeting rule has been the toughest penalty for officials to assess, if for no other reason than the speed of the game forces officials to make quick judgment calls.
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But sometimes I yearn to have the boldness of one who knows nothing, who jumps onstage for no other reason than because he is young and has a loud voice.
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So Mnuchin's withdrawal is a big deal, if for no other reason than the US has finally imposed some cost on Saudi Arabia for its likely responsibility in Khashoggi's disappearance.
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I would have spanked the Russian for hacking the DNC and Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta's email trove if, for no other reason, than the mediocrity of what was revealed.
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John Zogby, who polled for Bloomberg in the 1990s, said the former mayor could make a serious splash in the race because, if for no other reason, his intense competitiveness.
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At the middle of episode 18573, Frank Griffin (Jeff Daniels) and his outlaws toyed with a group of Norwegian pioneers, for no other reason than they are utter and complete terrors.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. If you're a sexually active young woman, chances are you've had sex with someone for no other reason than just feeling like you should.
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Take the woman in Michaels, who reportedly dragged out her outburst for a full 45 minutes—again, for no other reason than the suggestion that she spend $1 on a bag.
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He so does successfully at the abandoned farm when he prevents Rick from executing a fleeing man for no other reason than to question him for information he probably didn't have.
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Count me as skeptical that Kushner is going anywhere -- if for no other reason than Donald Trump listens to Ivanka Trump more than he listens to anyone else in the world.
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"Every statement that Trump makes about North Korea is important if for no other reason than that the North Koreans read it very carefully," said John Delury, another Yonsei University professor.
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There is a very experiential aspect of watching your films for the first time, if for no other reason than you literally have no idea what to expect, moment to moment.
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With St. Patrick's Day quickly approaching, we can't help but have luck on the brain — if for no other reason than to help us dodge the impending post-Paddy's Day hangover.
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Mr. Sykes said lots of people tip him for no other reason than they happen to like him, in the way they might tip a street musician who brings them pleasure.
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"Whilst other developed world central banks have more limited ammunition, they will need to do something if for no other reason than to prevent an appreciation of their currencies," she said.
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He understands some of the criticism levied against V.A.R. during the Confederations Cup, but he is bullish on its future in M.L.S. if for no other reason than the officials' readiness.
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Perhaps. At the very least, my client would need to raise that worker's wage if for no other reason than to compensate him for his experience and value to the company.
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But reforming our patterns of consumption is still deeply important, if for no other reason than that they help show us, and our children, the big changes we need to make.
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But reforming our patterns of consumption is still deeply important, if for no other reason than that they help show us, and our children, the big changes we need to make.
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Some of the game's best moments are the quiet ones where you can really appreciate these details, standing around listening to someone sing for no other reason than you want to.
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If for no other reason than guarding the legacy he has fought so hard to create, President Trump should take swift action to cut spending now before it is too late.
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In the same way that Cinderella's victimhood made her worthy of a happy ending — if for no other reason than to spite her step-mom and step-sisters — Rachel's resilience earned hers.
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For decades, female subjects of celebrity profiles have been reduced to their physical appearance for no other reason than that the (frequently male) author thinks she's hot and believes you might, too.
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The first video has an undeniable realness to it; the lone UNC fan clapping after Maye's shot is a marvel, if for no other reason that he didn't get slugged for it.
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The press might have the freedom to forcibly out private citizens or post their personal sex tapes for no other reason than clicks, but that doesn't mean we should use that freedom.
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Anticipating the witch hunt to come, one by one, my friends made their social media accounts private, for no other reason than having disagreed with Erdogan at some point of their lives.
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Too often I see members of my community who could have been helped by care fail to receive it for no other reason than cultural stumbling blocks that could be easily removed.
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The "aura" was one he had been bullishly projecting, which the follow-the-crowd media had been happy to promote — if for no other reason than to sell newspapers or attract clicks.
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But though reporters, editors and news organizations are trying harder than ever before to get it right -- if for no other reason than out of self-defense -- they have to do better.
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If you had to choose between tech and content, clearly tech was the superior way to go (if for no other reason than there was no great content company in Silicon Valley).
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Multiple characters betrayed everything we've come to know about them, apparently for no other reason than to shove the lumbering plot one step closer to the can't-come-soon-enough finish line.
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I know those teams would have tripped over themselves trying to get to a camera to correct such a false assertion, if for no other reason than to prevent inciting public fear.
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Still, she doesn't want to stay an old woman forever, if for no other reason than the fact that she'd prefer not to die 60 years earlier than she otherwise would have.
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You kind of know where this story will go (if for no other reason than because you can just go read Junod's profile of Rogers to find out a version of it).
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Many of those still nursing scars from their own tortured peace efforts came, if for no other reason, just to hear his voice, since he has been so removed from the public.
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"I suspect that there will be outside Republican money that ends up here if for no other reason than there are Republicans that would love to end Charlie Crist's career," Schale said.
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Buzz will likely be high for the first couple of weeks for no other reason than people will be curious whether MTV can pull this off, but everything after that remains a mystery.
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A widely ridiculed CNN story last week described Ivanka as "America's most powerful Jewish woman" for no other reason, apparently, than the fact that she is Jewish and the daughter of the president.
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If things get bad enough, founders will face pressure to step aside, if for no other reason than because their still-significant stake in the company could be wiped out if they don't.
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In my view, today's online forums take the place of universities in shaping the "modern" way to engage with other humans, if for no other reason than the sheer number of people participating.
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It's a game where you can press up to sit on a bench or press down to rest your hands on a balcony for no other reason than to contemplate time passing by.
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Like the mountain climber who scales Mount Everest because its existence demands it be scaled, Kuat built an AT-ST for no other reason than to prove to himself it could be done.
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The assault on Casterly Rock came about for no other reason than to even the odds by taking the Unsullied out of the picture, though they reappeared in the finale with no explanation.
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All we can do is instill good values and ask that they let us know they're OK from time to time, if for no other reason than for our own peace of mind.
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Charles M. Blow There is no question that we should examine incidents of police violence for traces of bias, if for no other reason than to rule it out if it isn't present.
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If I settled for a man who slept with other people, I would be tempted to do it, too, if for no other reason than to quell my insecurity that I wasn't enough.
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And maybe they did deserve it, if for no other reason than they held Pittsburgh without a shot on Rinne — not Sidney Crosby, not Evgeni Malkin, not Phil Kessel — for exactly 37 minutes.
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" The quote — from a July article in The New York Times — said that the show was "suddenly, for no other reason than its No. 1 fan," the "most powerful TV show in America.
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Some guys may find themselves, for no other reason other than that, not playing many minutes or not playing at all — not because they're not good enough or they're not doing their job.
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Hollywood is still gorged with white men, but I wager that most know that they must pay lip service to female empowerment — for the sake of their paychecks if for no other reason.
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In that vein, Adams offers up a big-picture look: "In truth, plenty of sellers likely sold for no other reason than others were selling and the market was going down!" he wrote.
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By contrast, the exhibition 21 Collections at the Los Angeles Public Library showcases assemblages of objects, often worth very little, brought together for no other reason than the idiosyncratic passions of their collectors.
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"The complaint alleges the defendant violently targeted members of the synagogue and the mosque for no other reason than his hatred of the Jewish people and those of the Muslim faith," Brewer told reporters.
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You can't help but be intrigued, if for no other reason than to try to understand what you're seeing — and if you stick with the works for a moment, information emerges from the chaos.
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Related: Republican leaders might skip convention It would be notable if McCain were to skip, if for no other reason than he's had a speaking spot at every convention for more than 30 years.
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Spaces like Seiwa Market are simultaneously totems of our current dystopia; where, a couple hundred miles south, hundreds of families have been separated and detained for no other reason than their point of origin.
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Clinton "has no choice but to continue with it," Greenberg said, "if for no other reason than Trump is very effectively running as an outsider for the little guy, anti-politician, anti-big money."
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As the other villains sought to destroy the girls for their own personal gain, Him uses psychological tactics to get the better of the girls for no other reason than to make them suffer.
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By sticking with Christie, for no other reason than that he has been loyal, Trump is saying that loyalty is the only thing that he prizes in surrogates, aides, and potential future cabinet members.
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Read the whole thing if for no other reason than as a reminder of how relatively clean the Obama administration has been, and how big of a departure that is from the preceding administrations.
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If for no other reason than that they know it could do lasting political damage to their party, the GOP leaders who control Congress insist they don't want to see the government close down.
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The SEC is likely to "ramp up their inquiry if for no other reason than the company itself has admitted to improper accounting," said Joseph Carcello, an accounting professor at the University of Tennessee.
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So if there is information out there that is inaccurate, there is a strong argument that should be corrected, if for no other reason than to better ensure the success of our resettlement policy.
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"Black Mirror" is hands down the most relevant program of our time, if for no other reason than how often it can make you wonder if we're all living in an episode of it.
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They make big claims of changing the world, if for no other reason but their wave-starting talent and how their music positions the world they grew up in as an epicenter for culture.
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The predicted loss of glaciers in Glacier is both ironic and iconic, for no other reason than that they are the namesake of one of our oldest, grandest, most famous, and wildest national parks.
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It's a classic boy-who-cried wolf scenario; after casually pseudo-killing and reviving Morgan for no other reason than sheer kicks, the writers can't expect the audience to take Eric's apparent death seriously.
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The shift in either direction is a radical one—if for no other reason than that both the left and right are committed to the status quo—but there are important examples of each.
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In the other instance, sadly, law enforcement could only retaliate against, and apprehend, a heavily armed man at a synagogue who, it appears, killed people for no other reason than that they were Jewish.
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And, of course, there was Trump's December 2015 call for a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims" being allowed to enter our country, seemingly for no other reason than his prejudice toward our faith.
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Bluetooth or AirPods or a cumbersome adaptor dongle: Those were your choices, and it was time for you to admit that your headphone wires were there for no other reason beyond possibly strangling you.
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Philando Castile, who was killed in St. Paul, who was a worker, a valued worker in a local school, he was killed for no other reason, in an incident that will be discussed and investigated.
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Some (my guess: most) will fall in line behind Trump, if for no other reason than to oppose Hillary Clinton, who may be the only figure more hated and demonized on the right than Obama.
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Try to keep your pet indoors with the shades drawn, just in case — if for no other reason than protecting your dog or cat from the crowds that may gather outside during the solar event.
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"He could not have made a mistake like this," Felder says of the provision being in a prenup — if, for no other reason, than his twice-divorced father, President Donald Trump, would have required it.
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While these sandwiches might sound intriguing if for no other reason than they're pretty far outside the usual McDonald's box, what we really wanted to know is: can we just order a side of guac?
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In the pantheon of mythology-driven television, Lost still stands above all others, if for no other reason than it's the show that fans continue to feel failed most spectacularly in paying off its premise.
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Jonathan Van Ness, Ali Wong and John Hodgman all chose to narrate their memoirs themselves — a savvy move if for no other reason than that they all have distinctive voices, their patterns of speech unmistakable.
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If for no other reason than that the textual basis of the rival positions is so thin, we need to understand the reasons that argue in favor of Congress having some authority in these matters.
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If I had taken my toddler to the emergency room, three decades ago, he might well have gone for head imaging for no other reason than that his mother was in medical school and worried.
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The point is simply to cook tonight for no other reason than it will make you feel a little better than you did in the morning, palming Advils and drinking coffee before walking the dog.
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" Smallwood argued that multiple HUD employees or new hires had "job selections withdrawn after accepting verbal offers for no other reason (that I can see), then that they were or would become subordinates of Helen.
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"The complaint alleges the defendant violently targeted members of the synagogue and mosque for no other reason than his hatred of the Jewish people and those of the Muslim faith," Brewer said at a news conference.
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Startup graveyards are full of visionaries without expertise or the proper skills to execute, for no other reason than ideas are not self-executing, but are rather made into being by intense engagement by skilled operators.
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"Earnings growth was destined to slow in 2019, if for no other reason that tax cuts in 12.33 made year/year comparisons tougher," Ed Clissold, chief U.S. strategist at Ned Davis Research, said in a note.
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So I bought Daddy Issues' new album Deep Dream on Bandcamp for no other reason than this: a stranger advocated for it with plain-stated emotion and no ulterior motive, and charmed me into doing so.
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It's called Nanette, she explains at the beginning, for no other reason than the fact that she met an engaging woman with that name whom she thought she'd base the special around, but then she...didn't.
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We should make it easier for people who paid the price for their crime to start a new life once their sentence ends, if for no other reason than it will make all of society safer.
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So let's hope these women can stick together, if for no other reason than how interesting it would be if the house ends up being all women and they all have to turn on each other.
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Think: Cameras lingering over the derriére of a woman, a woman wearing a bikini for no other reason than for the sake of skin exposure, or a pair of errant heels running through a dangerous forest.
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Most of us instantly dismissed the "pizzagate" story as ludicrous, if for no other reason than the plausibility of extremely powerful people needing to visit a public location if they were to commit such heinous acts.
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Nevertheless, even though a fairly large number of congressional Republicans declined to endorse Trump in 2016, they all wanted him to do well in the election (if for no other reason to avoid down-ballot losses).
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Watching a humanoid form being pushed down, or a four-legged, dog-like robot kicked for no other reason than to see how the robot reacts to the sudden and unexpected force, fills viewers with sympathy.
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To deny press credentials to a well-known, legitimate reporter for no other reason than that the president doesn't like his questions is unprecedented in the United States and reveals the autocratic intentions of this president.
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Branded-narrative ads are a high-sheen version of this strategy, compelling us to watch all the way through even if for no other reason than to figure out what it is we're actually looking at.
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Even if you think you can't stand any more comic-book stuff, you need to be watching this one — if for no other reason than the great performances from Regina King, Jean Smart and Jeremy Irons.
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It's a shameful and heartbreaking mental image from the past: minority children being turned away at the schoolhouse door, denied an opportunity for a quality education for no other reason than the color of their skin.
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Either way, this bill sets up future fiscal crises for no other reason than that Republicans are too craven to pay for the tax cuts they want to pass at the time they want to pass them.
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With powerful and angry progressive activists demanding their representatives oust the president, many Democrats in congress may feel compelled to also call for impeachment if for no other reason than to avoid a primary challenge in 2018.
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It is certainly offensive to the dignity of a same-sex couple that they would be ineligible to purchase a product from a store for no other reason than that the store's owner disapproves of their relationship.
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The three of them stick together as they battle the popular students of Las Encinas, some of whom have it out for them for no other reason than that they are all on a teen soap opera!
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He meets a dusty old professor name Hank Forrester (Nicolas Cage), who seems to exist in the film for no other reason than somebody needed to spell out that Sometimes The Government Does Things That Are Bad.
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That they preferred Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton is probably correct, if for no other reason than she was a known commodity who had confronted the Russians on matters such as their involvement in Ukraine and Crimea.
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Nintendo forged him and allowed him the strange bounty of internet fame, not to mention a ton of crazy stuff he has collected for no other reason than that it probably made him feel like a kid.
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Donald Trump's running mate Mike Pence should have called David Duke "deplorable" if for no other reason than to avoid the avalanche of stories about his refusal to do so, Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway said Tuesday.
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Instead, the burden is placed on women to "negotiate" for their wages, when we know men walk into the workplace with higher offers and advantages for no other reason than the fact that they were born men.
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Either way, season five champion Bryan has some solid killers here to back her up, and it's smart to have Brienne on hand, if for no other reason than to diversify in the war for Jaime Lannister's heart.
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Even before the reports emerged, it had become widely assumed that Collins, who is not signed for next season, would not be back, if for no other reason than the Mets felt it was time for a change.
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It's the season of sitting outside for hours, cracking crab claws till your hands are good and bloody and sucking down oysters with a glass of champagne, for no other reason than to celebrate the warmth of the sun.
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"We've got to fight this battle, if for no other reason than principle," Merkel said, referring to Germany's commitment to the free trade that has fueled its prosperity and helped make it one of the world's leading export nations.
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"We expect the three-year auction to go well, if for no other reason than this sector has a very long history of strong demand and it hasn't tailed since September 2014," wrote Ian Lyngen in a morning note.
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"I'm really glad that so much attention has come my way, if for no other reason than I can get the message out that your voice can be heard, and please get out and vote in November," he said.
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Given the increased number of problematic men in Hollywood right now, it's refreshing to see a star like Keanu who seems to be genuinely respectful and courteous for no other reason than because it's the right thing to do.
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And surely we don't want to go back to the days of defining women by their hormones or even their chromosomes — if for no other reason than we'd leave out the estimated 1.7 percent of women who are intersex.
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Transiting from the open seas to a constricted and highly trafficked sea lane for the final approach to a busy port is a demanding seamanship task, if for no other reason than you are operating in narrow, restricted waters.
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The clergy not only invoke Dracula's wrath by burning his wife to death as a witch, but then spend the next three episodes actively impeding anyone who might stop Dracula — for no other reason a vague notion of controlling the masses.
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It's truly a thrill to see these sorts of radical influences in a big-budget superhero movie—if for no other reason than it makes for a superhero film that looks nothing like any other superhero film that's come before.
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This means that kids who don't fit that standard, perpetuated in the standard Barbie model, are learning how to reject their looks for no other reason than they just aren't the "norm" and our society demeans them for their differences.
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This slow creep of AI into everything from medicine to finance can be hard to appreciate if for no other reason than it looks a lot different than the AI dreamt up by Hollywood in films like Ex Machina or Her.
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We've made the policy decision that we don't think that we should be in the business of assessing which group has been disadvantaged or oppressed, if for no other reason than that it can vary very differently from country to country.
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The White House getting involved, of course, put ESPN in a difficult position: The network couldn't fire or suspend Hill on the heels of the suggestion from Sanders, if for no other reason than because the optics would look bad.
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Unlike Star Wars, Apes isn't burdened by established canon, and unlike Marvel films, each entry doesn't need to work double-time, carrying scenes that exist for no other reason that to introduce heroes and villains who will eventually get spinoffs.
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"Old economy companies are in many ways [more of] a measurement of macro health than new economy companies, if for no other reason than simply, you know, Apple, Facebook, Google, are very labor light, " said BK Asset Management's Boris Schlossberg.
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"Those really have only served the purpose of making the lives of people of minority communities miserable because these people are stopped dozen of times for no other reason than they live in a high-crime community," Abdul-Jabbar said.
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You're never going to be the tall, willowy model with perfect skin whose hair always dazzles in slow motion as you spin it through the air — because there's no slow-motion cameraman following you around, if for no other reason.
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Oral health is actually a significant public health challenge, not just here in America but across the world — if for no other reason than the simple fact that tooth decay and subsequent tooth loss negatively impacts overall quality of life.
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But the question of presentation takes on another dimension when we're talking about a volatile asset that people are pouring their hard-earned money into for no other reason than "the price goes up" and with little understanding beyond that.
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" Marks, who spent five years in concentration camps in both Auschwitz and Dachau, shared the following chilling statement: "When I was a little boy in Poland, for no other reason but for being Jewish, I was hauled off by the Nazis.
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In using climate denial to delegitimize any and all coverage and analysis of Irma, he's putting his listeners in very real danger for no other reason than to maintain the charade that has made him hundreds of millions of dollars.
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"We know this is an important victory that gives hope to those who are affected by this law as their livelihoods remain at risk for no other reason than their faith," NCCM Deputy Director Nadia Hasan said in a statement.
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But they sure as hell didn't sign up for intrusions into their personal lives and relationships long after their public service ... and for no other reason than that they believed they were acting in the best interests of the American people.
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In this model, the movie theatre was a special kind of institution, where a primitive instinct for action and drama came together with a desire to banish our residual cruelty, if for no other reason than that it wouldn't play.
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"No. By and large it's not going to happen, if for no other reason than there's too many institutional safeguards that are setup," Bradley P. Moss, a national security attorney who represents intelligence community employees, told Motherboard in a phone call.
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I found myself becoming sympathetic to her for no other reason than that "Camping" is so stacked against her; I don't know if it's possible for a show to bully its own protagonist, but it might look something like this.
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When we ask people to allot their free time to the Timbers and the Thorns, it's for no other reason than it's what they'd prefer to be doing — and that's the only reason you should ever ask people to do it.
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Yet attention is due to this album, and in particular the title track, if for no other reason than that phrase, "I am not a human being," is so clearly Wayne telling us how he would like to be perceived.
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"We're going to have a sharp contraction for consumption, if for no other reason we don't have anywhere to go to consume," Minerd said, adding that he thought the economy would not bounce back quickly once the virus has passed.
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"'Black Mirror' is hands down the most relevant program of our time, if for no other reason than how often it can make you wonder if we're all living in an episode of it," James Poniewozik wrote in The Times.
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"Previously it was unusual for the U.S. government to make such remarks, if for no other reason that the U.S. itself made this switch in 1979," said Ross Darrell Feingold, a Taipei-based consultant who advises on political risk in Asia.
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Now, a very long way from our drumbeat of nutmeg and Dover sole, and, if for no other reason than it's the right day to do it, please read George Saunders's short story "Tenth of December," published back in October 2011.
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It is true that denying a church the right to get the state to pay for its playground is mere prejudice written in law, which should be undone, if for no other reason than the appalling historical provenance of these laws.
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When I met her at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland -- sporting a straw hat bedecked with GOP buttons dating back to Barry Goldwater -- Griffin was fully committed to Trump, if for no other reason than he was, by then, the nominee.
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Spread along the country's south coast—perhaps for no other reason than to give several places a share in the supposed income—these installations are to be connected by a gleaming and costly new motorway which will bypass existing towns and villages.
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Defenders of New Jersey's experiment point to a dramatic decline in the state's jail population, driven by a reduction in the number of poor, non-dangerous offenders who are incarcerated while awaiting trial for no other reason than their inability to pay bail.
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"We should know about how often it happens, if for no other reason than to simply understand the phenomenon," said David Klinger, a former Los Angeles police officer and a professor of criminology and criminal justice at the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
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Ultimately, though the specifics of this recent scandal are undeniably extreme, if for no other reason than the scale and intricacy of William Singer's network, the lengths these parents went to to get their kids into prestigious schools are not that surprising.
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Again, it's really a shame that this very important fact was left out of the piece, for no other reason that it would have made it much more likely to appear on the Drudge Report and a few dozen other conservative-leaning sites.
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Sure, there's something kitschy about the idea of having a modern haberdashery, but the sheer specificity of an entire store dedicated to things you can put on your head is reassuring if for no other reason than you know these people mean business.
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But the unfolding battle over Sumner M. Redstone's wishes is in a class by itself, if for no other reason than so much is at stake: the control of a media empire worth $40 billion, including the holdings of Viacom and CBS.
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While McConnell's allies say Trump has reason to be frustrated over the Senate's failure to pass healthcare legislation, venting his anger on McConnell makes no sense — if for no other reason than he needs him to pass other parts of his agenda.
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"'Black Mirror' is hands down the most relevant program of our time, if for no other reason than how often it can make you wonder if we're all living in an episode of it," James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times.
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In all seriousness, the only thing that I think can prevent this from being just the worst train wreck of revivalist bullshit, resurrected for no other reason than to mark the anniversary of an unfortunate event, is if it's played primarily for laughs.
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In the parking lot, he repairs the leg, resting it on an old pink towel that has been mentioned several times in the story for no other reason than to bring in the necessary particularity that will make the story feel real.
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Problem is that a new ... lawyer or law firm will take months to get up to speed (if for no other reason than they can bill more), which is unfair to our great country - and I am very happy with my existing team.
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President Donald Trump and Republican leaders on Capitol Hill must pull together a tax cut package this year, if for no other reason than the "instinct of self-preservation," media mogul and two-time GOP presidential candidate Steve Forbes told CNBC on Wednesday.
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As I've written, a hearing featuring Ford telling her story lessens the chances of Kavanaugh getting confirmed if for no other reason than it adds an element of uncertainty and drama into a proceeding that seemed drama-free at this time last week.
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Problem is that a new...... ....lawyer or law firm will take months to get up to speed (if for no other reason than they can bill more), which is unfair to our great country - and I am very happy with my existing team.
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"This is an act of incredible cruelty done for no other reason than to appease the lowest common denominator: Trump's white nationalist base," Canon said in his statement condemning the Trump's administration's to end protected status for 200,000 Salvadorans in early January.
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The fact is, even if every glass and multi-surface cleaner on the market came in tabs and refill cartridges, it would be BB shot compared to the warships of "functional" beverages that exist for no other reason than getting us to buy more stuff.
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"I especially think right now, there are so many opportunities to break down just from looking at the news or being online, and actually being together in a room with people for no other reason than to celebrate is actually incredibly important," she said.
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Airlines tend to have a bit of leeway when flights are overbooked—if for no other reason than because they don't want to turn off customers in the long run—so by all means haggle hard if your flight plans are going to be ruined.
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"As people of color, we've got to wear sunscreen if for no other reason than to prevent blemishes, hyperpigmentation, and baked-in marks," says my derm, Sherwin Parikh, assistant professor of dermatology at Columbia University and founder of Tribeca Skin Center in New York.
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They said their study offers important information for anyone with celiac disease, parents of kids with celiac, and, of course, for people who shop in the gluten-free section as a "well-being choice"—aka for no other reason than thinking it's better for them.
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You've seen the video of the young black man in South Carolina who goes to shot for no other reason than he is who he is—a black male, a ferocious subversion of all that is decent and humane and worthy of space on earth.
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White people who would otherwise have spent money on drugs in Bali instead went to West Sumba, an island with less than zero name recognition in the West, for no other reason than to watch firsthand as people engage in orchestrated, spear-aided self-harm.
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Though GOP rhetoric will try to heighten the divisiveness during the 2020 campaign, there's common ground on Capitol Hill (if for no other reason than U.S. elites of all political stripes still hail from, and hope to send their children to, the country's best schools).
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Sure, go ahead and make our senators take these courses, if for no other reason than to remind predatory men that there will be -- or, at least, should be -- consequences -- even if that reckoning is years in the making, as it was for Al Franken.
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As Ms. Barrett recounted in an interview with The Washington Post this year, she asked him about the presidency for no other reason than that he began complaining about the state of the world, lamenting that other nations were taking advantage of the United States.
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And strikingly, even many Trump critics in the GOP are already concluding that the party had previously failed to satisfy the concerns of his strongest supporters, who aren't going anywhere and must therefore be accommodated somehow — for primary politics if for no other reason.
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"But if the Georgia race had taken place in another country — say, the Republic of Georgia — U.S. media and the U.S. State Department would not have hesitated to question its legitimacy, if for no other reason than Kemp's dual roles as candidate and election overseer."
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I took them to the Breakfast Klub, a popular soul-food brunch spot, and the elderly woman who greeted people at the door gave my mother a hug for no other reason than that's just what people do down there in times like these.
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Mr. Cordero ultimately sued the officers, claiming they had concocted the grounds of his arrest and put him in a holding cell in the 83rd Precinct station house for no other reason than to justify filing for a total of 22 hours of overtime.
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"I believe that it's time to release everything if for no other reason than some assurance that we can give to people who are interested in the subject that the government is no longer hiding information that relates to the Kennedy assassination," Tunheim said.
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That said, Behind the Mask has to be taken with a grain of salt, if for no other reason than the fact it is written by one of the single most prominent evangelists of one of the most divisive, but nonetheless impactful, activist movements of all time.
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From voter disenfranchisement to the ever-widening racial wealth gap, African Americans continue to be denied their right to the American dream for no other reason than the American dream was historically built without them — though their ancestors' free slave labor was instrumental in building America.
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For no other reason than because he can, Besson walks the audience through the outlay of the massive space station Alpha, fleetingly showing the underwater energy-harvesting district and the skyscraper-sized motherboards containing all the universe's knowledge that is tended to by tiny maintenance-bots.
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"I'm banned from Tinder for no [other] reason than altering my profile when I transitioned," she said—though Tinder offers 37 gender identity marker options, transgender people have reported being kicked off of the app for no discernible reason other than their gender in the past.
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But I said that it was important to me to report this incident, if for no other reason than to make me feel as though I had some sort of control over this situation — and to stop perpetuating the cycle of sexual assaults that are left unreported.
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But at the end of the day, in the run-up to this month's first Democratic debates, candidates should care about differentiating themselves from each other as much as they care about differentiating themselves from Republicans and Trump—if for no other reason than political survival.
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Personal attacks, commenting on witness testimony, and overly broad restrictions on evidence can reach a point where a prosecutor feels it necessary to stand up to the judge; if for no other reason, to make it clear that he or she will not be pushed around.
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Brown and Nets general manager Sean Marks both sprouted from San Antonio's tree, so this makes sense for no other reason than they'd be on the same page with an understanding of how to play intelligently on a night-to-night basis even with inconsistent results. 10.
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Whether it's the handle to a kitchen cabinet, the doorknob to the bathroom or just the front door to your home, give it a wipe down from time to time, if for no other reason than to keep them free of debris and pleasant to use.
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In fact, in a way we're a little bit sorry because you'll have never have experienced the wonderful joy you get in your heart when you do the kinds of things our service men and women do for [no] other reason than they love this country.
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"The Court of Appeals has confirmed what we have said all along — app-based employers have been misclassifying workers and denying them their rights for no other reason than their own bottom-line," Mario Cilento, president of the New York State AFL-CIO, said in a statement.
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"At the end of the day, the parties' emphasis on the fact that they have come to an agreement that the Court should welcome rings hollow," Jackson wrote, "and their request that the Orders be vacated because of the settlement and for no other reason is not persuasive."
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A year earlier—just before China began rounding up hundreds of thousands of Uighurs, often for no other reason than their devotion to Islam—Ms Hoja's colleague, Kurban Niyaz, another Uighur exile in America, received a photo from his younger sister on WeChat, a Chinese social-media app.
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If for no other reason than the rapid shift to electrified powertrain technology, the AlixPartner study predicts pure electric models will account for 20 percent of U.S. sales by 2030, while reaching 2018 percent in Europe and 35 percent in China, now the world's biggest motor vehicle market overall.
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Considering the regressive behavior of the overwhelmingly white, hypermasculinized Trump administration over the past six months, Moore's new record's presentation of "radical love" and "positive action" is a political statement, if for no other reason than that it provides a lens into the absence of spirituality in politics.
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Marquis by Waterford Double Old Fashioned Glasses, available at Amazon, four for $39.92Your dad's a classy guy, and even if he's not, he should be drinking from crystal — if not platinum — by now, if for no other reason than all the years he's had to put up with you.
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The thought that the government — our government — just put this child through that trauma for no other reason than Jeff Sessions' fantasy that it will "deter" desperate migrants or otherwise help Stephen Miller work out his manhood issues turns my stomach as nothing else has in a long time.
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On Tuesday, the Supreme Court once again took up the issue of partisan gerrymandering, hearing two cases that could allow the justices to put an end to the practice of drawing legislative maps for no other reason than to give an electoral edge to the party doing the drawing.
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In recent days, administration officials have sought to emphasize that they do believe there are viable military options despite deep doubts by many national security veterans — if for no other reason that it carries no deterrent value if North Korea concludes that the United States would never try.
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When Elizabeth Warren depicts Michael Bloomberg as a racist, when Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says Joe Biden shouldn't be in her party, when Bernie Sanders labels the very wealthy as the enemy for no other reason than that they are rich, then it is hard to see them joining together.
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But we need the rest of the country, made up of states with much smaller economies, to be engaged and supporting this effort, if for no other reason than to share in the millions of new jobs and businesses that will be created to meet the challenges ahead.
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You can try it out by holding your smartphone in front of your face, of course, but for the full experience, a Google Cardboard kit would be a smart move, if for no other reason that it's really hard to throw the horns with both hands while holding a phone.
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WeTransfer, Funky Dutch Cousin Of Dropbox And Box, Gets $25M To Go Large In The U.S. The latest overture to the hipsterati is the company's three video set collaboration with King Krule (which I applaud for no other reason than it lets me write about King Krule on the site).
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Screenshot: Max Hengst (Twitter)I don't consider myself anything close to a sports fan, but even I understand that the Lord of the Flies-level chaos that transpired following Texas Tech's victory over Michigan State on Saturday is remarkable if for no other reason than the bonfire of flaming Lime scooters.
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And for no other reason I was picked up and separated from my family, who were exterminated in Auschwitz…I feel horrible when I see or hear that a father or a grandfather is being picked up, and just because they get a traffic ticket, according to ICE they're criminal.
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So, nearly 40 years since that fateful night in Somerset, we decided to reunite the pair for no other reason than because The Pop Group currently have a brand new album out, Honeymoon on Mars, and Reeves has an exhibition of his various surreal, psychedelic paintings on show in Kent.
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But on the flip side, as New York's Eric Levitz pointed out in a previous push to repeal Obamacare, we should be appalled that as many as 49 senators were willing to pass an enormously destructive bill for no other reason than to fulfill a cynical campaign promise to their tribe.
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"Pop Bottles" was a throwaway Birdman song that nonetheless had the distinction of being a top 40 hit, which should make you happy if for no other reason than it means that Jadakiss got to make a cameo as the coach of Lil Wayne's championship-winning basketball team in the video.
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The proposal may strain an already-tense relationship between consumers and cable companies: consumers will likely support the measure if for no other reason than it will lower prices, while cable companies will be reluctant to give up the nearly $20 billion in annual revenue they earn in rental fees.
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Even the greatest cynic would agree the business of college sports has a vested interest in at least some of its student-athletes succeeding, if for no other reason beyond the system depending on people believing that bartering immediate-term revenue for post-playing benefits is a fair and just trade.
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Green had a rare hiccup, and Kahnle's stumble was forgivable, but Chapman's latest untidy inning was the most disturbing, if for no other reason than the fact that the Yankees gave him a five-year, $86 million free-agent contract with the expectation he would be a rock-solid closer.
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The extraordinary legal showdown between the President and Stormy Daniels, who said she had an affair with Trump long before he ran for office is certain to escalate in the days ahead -- if for no other reason than the porn star's lawyer is determined to keep her case in the news.
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"I think any indictment is a long shot wholly unrelated to the timing — and for no other reason than the difficulty of shoehorning Secretary Clinton's actions, however troubling, into the criminal statutes that deal with the mishandling of classified information," said Stephen Vladeck, a law professor at American University's Washington College of Law.
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But instead of letting Tasha know ahead of time that he couldn't make the barbecue, or at least having the decency to stay once he showed up — for no other reason than to not embarrass and hurt her — he thought telling her that he wasn't looking for anything serious would make it ok.
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If for no other reason, the U.S. would be justified in stopping the MoneyGram sale as a response to China's 2015 hack of the Office of Personnel Management, which resulted in the theft of data on more than 21 million people who applied or were connected to those who applied for security clearances.
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Trump's tax returns will play a starring role in 2018 if for no other reason than that they symbolize the concrete stakes of the midterms: that only the Democrats will reveal his returns, if so empowered by voters; and that only Democrats will get to the bottom of Trump's corruption more generally.
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Despite the fact that it was ostensibly the exact same strain and dose as the fake Rice Krispies treat I had the day before, I was much more alert and productive, if for no other reason than the fact that I constantly needed to change tampons because I got my fucking period.
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There's expertise and experience there that doesn't exist anywhere else in the world be-- if for no other reason than we've been in the defense business for so long, and defense is a huge target for-- for-- for artificial intelligence used for good or for evil-- just to frame it up that way.
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"Journals require disclosure, and it is always better to disclose fully, if for no other reason than to stay out of trouble when the undisclosed conflicts are exposed," said Marion Nestle, a professor of nutrition, food studies and public health at New York University who studies conflicts of interest in nutrition research.
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That looks more like a single quarter for a traditional carmaker, so clearly Tesla&aposs share price is silly time and should retreat — if for no other reason than longtime investors would be crazy not to rake in some winnings at this point and hedge against a pullback, which could be substantial.
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The likelihood that some decision, meeting, or policy will lead to questions about a possible violation of the conflict-of-interest laws is high, if for no other reason that there is a keen awareness that these wealthy individuals, including Carl C. Icahn, Steven Mnuchin and Wilbur L. Ross, have the president's ear.
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"We believe that Barr's position will be somewhat moderated when he testifies if for no other reason than that his boss (Trump) fully subscribes to the First Step approach," said Fraternal Order of Police executive director Jim Pasco, who said he had been in touch with people helping Barr prepare for the Senate hearings.
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Small bandit camps are around every corner, seemingly existing for no other reason to try and ambush you, or to be exterminated by you at the behest of some NPC rando—and if you're a completionist, you'll revisit many of these sites multiple times to kill similar groups of people for slightly different reasons.
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"It may be time to take the country apart and put it back together, into a shape that better aligns with the divergent, and increasingly irreconcilable, political preferences of its people—or at least to consider what such a future might look like, if for no other reason than to test our own resolve," he wrote.
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This is a fun debate, for no other reason than we get to compare the value of a reliable tertiary option who's grown comfortable developing in the backseat on a good team his first five years in the league, with a prodigious phenom whose responsibilities were abruptly ceded to an incoming three-time All-Star and pseudo-MVP candidate.
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And while sometimes clunky of controls and always less-vivid-than-you-remember of visuals, the greater percentage of the 30 titles on the Nintendo Classic Mini are bona-fide try-them-at-least-the-once affairs, if for no other reason than to see where the lore of Samus Aran, of the Belmonts, of Little Mac, began.
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It's true that plenty of apartment hunters don't put "light" anywhere near the top of their must-have lists (more about this in a minute), but unless they are descended from a long line of vampires, most people are going to want at least a dappling of sun, if for no other reason than ease of resale.
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Another important change would require stakeholders to inform agencies of any objections they may have to the EIS while the agency can still act on them, rather than waiting for a lawsuit to throw the kitchen sink at the agency action as many environmental advocacy groups do today for no other reason than to create more delays.
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Nor will Cuban-Americans and Cubans move any closer to reconciliation and forgiveness, a process that is essential if for no other reason than to stop American presidents — Mr. Trump is only the latest in a long line — from using Cuba policy to gain political leverage in electoral-vote-rich Florida and from currying favor with Cuban-American legislators.
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Given a choice, a majority in Northern Ireland could well be persuaded to ditch what is left of feckless and intemperate Britain and form a single Irish nation — if for no other reason than they like the benefits that come with being a small country in the E.U. Of course, many things would still have to fall in place.
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But it was running headlong into someone who held me and my expertise in such low regard — for no other reason than his preconceptions about who I was — that forced me to reckon with the notion that so much popular productivity advice, including some that I've dispensed, is accessible only to people who have the option to use it in the first place.
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Nevertheless, House Speaker Pelosi (D-Calif.), whom mockingly termed the Green New Deal the Green Dream, refuses to bring a carbon bill, for example, HR 763 that proposes a carbon tax with revenues paid out to the taxpayer, to the House floor if for no other reason than to put Republicans on record for voting against maintaining life on earth.
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"As we have seen in past secular bull markets, stocks can keep rising longer than most think possible, so until we start to see signs of deterioration, we don't think it wise for most investors to get too cautious for no other reason than the appearance of a lack of caution," Andrew Adams, a strategist at Raymond James, said in a note.
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While certainly there's something to be said for your bleach-stained Alpha Phi Mud Olympics '02 tee (just me?) and stretched-out leggings, by the time you're old enough to pay rent on your own, you're also old enough to have one pair of great PJs, if for no other reason than to make you feel less schlumpy during an epic Netflix binge.
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Read more: I asked a marriage therapist to tell me 3 surprising things about modern relationshipsThis is a hard pill to swallow, if for no other reason than that it&aposs completely impractical: It can seem like there&aposs no point in getting married if you anticipate growing so much that you may one day grow out of your spousal identity.
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"When the public schools in Mississippi were ordered desegregated, many thousands of white families cobbled together what they could laughingly call a school to send their children to for no other reason except they didn't want them to be around n-words or to be treated or behave as equal to black people," former Mississippi Democratic Party Chairman Rickey Cole echoed to the news outlet.
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Buchina keeps us guessing without falling into obscurantist traps, if for no other reason than the horror he depicts is steadily being eclipsed by the horror of actual events; the otherworldliness of his characters' masks, costumes, and actions is no more disorienting than what has been emanating from the endlessly metastasizing Bush/Cheney wars, not to mention the most inane and destructive presidential race in modern history.
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He cited a lawsuit he had brought on behalf of a longshoreman in New Jersey named Pasquale Falcetti Jr. Mr. Falcetti, he said, was denied a port registration card by the Waterfront Commission for no other reason, apparently, than "who this kid's father is" — Pasquale (Uncle Patty) Falcetti, a convicted racketeer and reputed leader in the Genovese family, currently finishing a federal prison sentence.
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So many threads, so many loose ends: We start with Roswell (the granddaddy of all conspiracy theories), we get a new Deep Throat character, we meet the aforementioned abductee, we peek into Scully's work helping children born without ears, we see the alien vehicle and we make a visit with Mulder to his old office at the F.B.I., seemingly for no other reason then to reintroduce Skinner into the mix.
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The time has come to listen closely to tycoon and Republican front-runner 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 on every item, if for no other reason than we live here and he could well be our next president.
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The garbage Beckham has had to endure for no other reason than he has more talent than any player in Giants history and the predetermined narrative that any wide receiver with a modicum of personality must be a problem should earn him the right to play the rest of his career as a Patriot, catching Super Bowl-winning touchdown passes from 51-year-old Tom Brady in a game played on the moon.
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" According to the group, Tyndall "used this position of trust and authority to sexually abuse Plaintiffs on multiple occasions, by engaging in acts that include but are not limited to: forcing Plaintiffs to strip naked, groping Plaintiffs' breasts, digitally penetrating Plaintiffs' vaginas, and spread open their anal crevice so he could leer at the crevice and anus, for no legitimate medical purpose and for no other reason than to satisfy his own prurient sexual desires.
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Restaurants do have a fair amount of leeway in how they decide to deal with discounts and customer satisfaction—some offer a rebate for a finely groomed beard while others honor 30-year-old coupons—but it's clear that Fat's response wasn't the most intelligent method of handing out this particular discount (you know, if for no other reason than the fact that it created photo evidence for all of the internet to see).
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" When Smerconish asked Gaetz what he thought of Conway's comments, Gaetz said, "To my friend Kellyanne Conway, I would say, 'OK, boomer,'" referencing a popular meme on social media used to push back against older generations' criticism of millennials and Generation Z. Continuing, he said, "That's a very boomer approach to marijuana, for no other reason than it's THC, not TCH, and I think her reflection shows a real ignorance to the science.
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Rosa Hinojosa (her lips were fascinating—plump and adhesive—and he wanted desperately in that moment to get well, if for no other reason than to maybe be able to kiss them) told him what she'd already told him, that because he'd stopped taking his medication a year ago, his case of tuberculosis had mutated into the multi-drug-resistant form, and his life was at risk, because after this there were no more drugs.
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But maybe this kind of return to something like the old school is necessary sometimes, a bit of course-correction for a sport that has suddenly been thrust into the dizzying world of big-time Hollywood marketing but that has its own ways of doing things that maybe, possibly shouldn't be tossed out completely, if for no other reason that they tend to keep fighters happy rather than off looking for greener pastures, like, say Bellator.
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To understand what the Underworld series is about, and why it has survived for so long, it's worth reviewing the separate entries — if for no other reason than to sort out the finer points of the series' mythology, much of which was first established in... Underworld (513): Director Len Wiseman's debut film is best understood as a cheap, gothic knockoff of The Matrix, which more or less defined the R-rated action movie in the early '214s.
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Eat A year or so ago, in a fit of hunger after a long day of working outside, I pulled in at a Mexican-themed restaurant near my home, and for no other reason than the fact that everyone else was doing so, made like the other mutts sitting at the bar watching sports and sucking down beers: I ordered three-no-make-it-four hard-shell tacos with picadillo, guac and sour cream, yellow cheese and shredded lettuce.
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To hear Interior Secretary Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeNew policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Overnight Energy: EPA proposes scrapping limits on coal plant waste | Appointee overseeing federal lands once advocated selling them | EPA lifts Obama-era block on controversial mine Latest appointee overseeing federal public lands once advocated to sell them MORE tell it, the administration decided to gut two national monuments in Utah earlier this year for no other reason but to strike an ideological blow against federal overreach in protecting the nation's public lands.
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"Revoking the right of accompanied (minors) to prompt release from custody or placement in a facility properly licensed for their care, is hardly a 'narrow' matter, and the 'equities' and 'human considerations' hardly suggest that detained accompanied minors should now be stripped of the protections they possess under the Agreement for no other reason than President Trump's ordering the Attorney General to move this Court to modify the Agreement as part of his attempt to remedy the chaos his decision to separate children from their parents caused in the first place," the plaintiffs' lawyers wrote early Saturday.
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