A lot of my questions are not focused on generalities.
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Obviously, every tax return is different and generalities are difficult.
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MM: Well, so far we have generalities, you are correct.
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Earlier in the day, Mr. Cruz mocked Mr. Trump's vague generalities.
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The result is that businesses shortchange investors by submitting boilerplate generalities.
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"generalities" invoked in his acceptance speech and in the Democratic Party
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You need to talk out specifics and details, not just generalities.
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For months, commentators had been debating the generalities of policing tech.
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They stuck to generalities, and called on the parties to deescalate.
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But it's especially pronounced over ISIS, on which the candidates tend to speak in generalities — and generalities that don't differ that much from candidate to candidate or, often, from the status quo of our current policy.
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If his warmth were confined to generalities, that rationale might seem plausible.
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Though he spoke mostly in generalities, his criticisms clearly struck a chord.
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Researchers can describe in generalities many things that happen in sleeping brains.
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The class was essentially a Ted Talk on the generalities of BDSM.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority just replaced those generalities with more specific wording.
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When discussing that topic, he spoke in generalities, often smirking and shrugging.
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There are perhaps too many resonant generalities about the importance of storytelling.
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Others, like Raanta, offer generalities and leave the creativity to the painter.
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Mr. Trump talked in generalities, refusing to commit to specific policy proposals.
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Anyway, enough with the generalities, let's start from the beginning and dive in!
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It's impossible to determine Shepherd's motives because she speaks in odd, coded generalities.
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But the format worked to Zuckerberg's advantage, letting him get away with generalities.
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"He speaks almost invariably in broad generalities," Human Rights Watch said in 2019.
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Generalities about needing less staff after unnamed problems are solved shouldn't be accepted.
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There are no specifics — just generalities that can neither be proved nor disproved.
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Previous mentions of annexation have been couched in generalities and provided scant details.
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Trump's defense is beginning to look insufficient The President stuck to generalities on Tuesday.
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As the geography of the district defies easy generalities, so does its political identity.
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Westbrook has mentioned Barrs in several interviews, but mostly talks about him in generalities.
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Her plans forced other candidates to offer actual policy ideas instead of vague generalities.
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Many of these voters' decisions are based on seemingly incomplete information and broad generalities.
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But while the sense of urgency has grown, many politicians still speak in generalities.
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Bolsonaro has been criticized for campaigning on generalities and avoiding debate on precise policy plans.
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Until recently, however, they were able to answer in only the most sweeping of generalities.
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These lines read like lyrics by a self-aggrandizing old man who deals in generalities.
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So the Democratic show consists of indignant generalities intended to sound radical while changing nothing.
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"I've never been able to speak in public generalities about my private life," he said.
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"I resolve to speak in vague but bombastic generalities more," Paul wrote, jabbing at Donald Trump.
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The generalities of this process are found in the "New States" clause in the US Constitution.
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Amnesty has also criticized the coalition&aposs monthly reports, which offer only generalities about the strikes.
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There is a reason for the lack of specific scenes and tendency to write in generalities.
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And when candidates veered toward vague generalities, Allison and Reid would insist on more precise answers.
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He often writes in generalities — but they bristle with clues, with suggestive and, yes, odd language.
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But that particular speech is cast in generalities, and does little to address specific constitutional questions.
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But Williams is a once-in-a-lifetime player and an exception to the sport's generalities.
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Trump may not have an extensive track record, and his campaign largely so far deals in generalities.
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On Autobiography this week, she eventually agreed to speak in generalities about the state of her marriage.
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I want to remind us to keep the generalities in mind even as we mourn the particulars.
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But beneath those generalities, there are crucial distinctions between the Brexit vote and the 2016 presidential election.
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These annual reports by China's prime minister are traditionally used for laying out generalities, not specific policies.
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Suu Kyi also spoke in mostly in generalities, though she mentioned the location of the crisis by name.
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A system shown billions of human sentences becomes adept at completing common phrases but is limited by generalities.
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You may have noticed that Artemis's sea of clichéd generalities just got real specific in that last sentence.
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Without details, we risk talking in featureless generalities that are less likely to lead to the acknowledgment we seek.
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Regarding some issues — the Clintons, climate change, the media — he sought to soothe tensions by speaking in warm generalities.
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Issues that come up for channels stuck in the gray area may be too complex to discuss as generalities.
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I was given nothing concrete, only broad generalities about research into a new way of computing from Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
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" The stakes are too high to settle for descriptions of past cases, generalities about respect for precedent, and "settled law.
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Cruz has much in common with Trump in her use and abuse of stereotypes and generalities to promote skewed narratives.
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Obviously that's not uncommon for complex policy issues; it's always easier to talk in generalities than to get into specifics.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) told reporters that Trump talked in "generalities" about his priorities, including an infrastructure package.
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Though she is famous for her attention to detail, she often talks about health care in no more than generalities.
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He's labeled minority groups in sweeping generalities, calling Mexicans rapists and criminals and claiming that "a lot of" Muslims hate America.
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But if rebels express cautious support for the deal in its generalities, the specifics—or lack of them—leave them alarmed.
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Both have talked in generalities, but the American public deserves a commitment so that this important obligation is no longer ignored.
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The prince's entourage showed up at his office in July, the mayor said, and spent half an hour chatting about generalities.
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Hawkins's voice is both gentle and totally assured, and she speaks in long elliptical paragraphs that tend to eddy into generalities.
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His stories are uncontaminated by principles of composition, or even by respectable generalities touching on how sentences ought to be made.
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He could also, once again, speak entirely in vague generalities and promise yet again that he'll release his own plan eventually.
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The very first meeting with had with Amazon, before we even got to pitching what the show, was us talking in generalities.
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Trump talks passionately about international terror threats, but when talk turns to the Klan, it's all weak generalities, excuses and pleading ignorance.
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" In Time magazine, the reviewer R. Z. Sheppard wrote, "Toffler's redundant delivery and overheated prose turned kernels of truth into puffed generalities.
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The entourage's insight into Bieber is couched in the kind of generalities that one would hope such a docuseries would flesh out.
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He will be poked and prodded to go beyond uplifting rhetoric and policy generalities to prove he is up to the job.
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So, you know, I think part of what I, like, want to talk about here is hard to talk about this in generalities.
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Asked by Jeff Mason of Reuters if he holds Russia responsible for anything at all, Trump replies yes only in the vaguest generalities.
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When it releases news it often sticks to generalities, Alberg said, and avoids giving out specific information, especially when discussing numbers and metrics.
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Searchinger had brought a list of detailed questions about the company's costs and its supply chain, which the execs met with assured generalities.
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She could seem highly controlled in conversation, especially when discussing her family history, and spoke in generalities, even about her favorite subject, fashion.
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On Tuesday, as he spoke to his cabinet and later to Parliament, Mr. Johnson again stuck to generalities and a message of unity.
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And as you can see there, the NATO chief responded to Trump&aposs very specific concerns with a flurry of generalities punctuated by venalities.
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Both have talked in vague generalities about cleaning up Washington and standing up to special interests, but only when they are out of power.
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Beyond some vague generalities about the types of experiments being conducted on the X-37B, the Air Force has kept mum on the specifics.
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What works so well in large and controlled rallies for Trump -- generalities and slogans -- doesn't work nearly as well in close-quarter verbal combat.
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She speaks in specifics, not generalities, and her fashion—blue corduroy jacket, turtleneck sweater, and jeans—is more throwback academic than forward-thinking disruptor.
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So much of this debate has been filled with generalities that I appreciated the chance to put a specific human face on the issue.
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"And since many companies have a policy that prohibits employees from discussing their salaries, don't bring up other salaries, unless you speak in generalities."
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Sources familiar with the controversies say Verma's complaints focused on generalities — like HHS being a "boys' club" — rather than on specific slights or people.
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But she speaks mostly in leftist moralizing generalities rather than policy specifics — a tendency she describes as a feature, not a bug, of her campaign.
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He appeared comfortable not merely with the theist generalities required by the country's civil religion but with some of the tough specifics of Christian theology.
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It may sound like totally backwards thinking that no one would endorse, yet Peterson has a way of speaking in hard-to-disagree-with generalities.
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A city councilman from Cincinnati chastises Democrats for ceding the economic argument to Trump, who spoke about trade, jobs, and industry only in fanciful generalities.
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We never had a coherent strategy beyond simplistic generalities, childishly selecting our goals based on what we wanted, not what was necessary, or even possible.
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Part of "Impulso" is a demystification of the artistic process, in which Molina and her collaborators resort to generalities to explain their essentially intuitive choices.
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Although it deals only in generalities, the plan also envisions investing in upgrades to Palestinian electric grids, the Gaza Power Plant and renewable energy facilities.
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But Montell goes beyond generalities to cite hard evidence, and the numbers are eye-popping: Even female Supreme Court justices can't speak without being interrupted.
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Verizon, HSBC, eBay, Home Depot, Disney, Colgate-Palmolive, and SAP also spoke about their partnerships with Google — alternately in glittering generalities and arcane enterprise software acronyms.
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Mr. Johnson, the front-runner to replace Mr. Cameron, has not made any further pronouncements since a subdued statement on Friday that was restricted to generalities.
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Because the president spoke in scattered generalities, he didn't make it clear exactly which humans he considers unhuman — something he could have taken pains to specify.
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The half-dozen mentions of China and North Korea are couched in generalities, but there are glimpses into what the general thinks of the two nations.
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So far, the denuclearization agenda has been a mix of bold claims by the administration about what it will demand, and vague generalities from the North.
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This is striking: Ms Warren is a candidate known for her attention to detail, but she often talks about health care in no more than generalities.
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He's either never spoken to an executive with media training before or doesn't care that his long, meandering questions give Kyncl every opportunity to respond in generalities.
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WHEN religious leaders speak out on matters of global policy, they often stick to lofty generalities and avoid making direct challenges to those who wield earthly power.
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No amount of practice, it seemed, could fully prepare her — or perhaps anyone — for Donald J. Trump's hurricane of factual distortion, taunting interruptions and blustery generalities. Mrs.
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That spirit apparently motivated many Trump voters, who didn't mind that their tribune spoke in clownish generalities, possessed no relevant experience and exhibited an itchy trigger finger.
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They also said the tweet was not material because it simply restated old news, used generalities, was "aspirational and optimistic," and did not move Tesla's share price.
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But what that means for oil, gas and coal prices is unclear because he talks about energy in generalities, and they suggest more supply as well as demand.
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But Mr Netanyahu wants to restrict any talk of a deal with the Palestinians, which Mr Trump casts himself as being uniquely able to deliver, to vague generalities.
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While the more positive parts of the speech were articulated with generalities about working together, the dark passages were presented as vivid narratives with clear heroes and villains.
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" But in the interview in which he made those comments, Trump was unable to offer specifics for how China should "open up," beyond generalities about taking down "barriers.
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A task force on graduation requirements that speaks in generalities, about things like "mastery" being more important than "seat time," and then ends up weakening the state tests.
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It's easy to talk in generalities about working together or being brave, but let's say that in a 2018 congressional race, a pro-Trump person wins the primary.
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In terms of policy specifics, this might be the most we've gotten from Schultz thus far, but he still largely spoke in generalities and offered up vague ideas.
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Kim's statement to the media brushed only broad strokes and generalities about what's next for Seoul and Pyongyang, saying that the two sides "agreed to practical steps" toward cooperation.
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In the five years since, the Pentagon has been reluctant to discuss the subject beyond vague generalities, insisting that any public airing of the issue would only invite attacks.
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When you have those documentaries where a man or a woman turns up on the screen and starts telling you great generalities, I just go ahead and turn off.
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Much of what we think we know comes from reading something somewhere, or extrapolating generalities from a single bottle, or remembering something somebody said, or from equally nebulous sources.
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On the phone from London this month, he insulated his vagueness with polite deflection and generalities while declaring that his new album was his most open work to date.
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But the "No on 61" campaign spokeswoman said the "Yes" campaign is "talking in a lot of generalities," and is misleading voters about the impact of the proposition if passed.
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It's great if a candidate is willing to tell you other specific jobs they've applied for, but their answer to this question is valuable even if they only share generalities.
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We have a lower drinking age, better health service for the poor, and, when speaking in very vast generalities, slightly more progressive attitudes on issues like immigration and gun control.
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And since the proposed tariffs most likely won't be in effect by the time first-quarter earnings are announced, companies will probably be able to get away with some generalities.
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The White House initially directed Mr. Kline to defy the subpoena issued to him by the committee, then said he would testify, but only on generalities of the vetting process.
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" But his remarks ring hollow because he waited so long to talk about the cases and spoke in broad generalities — describing the crimes as "incidents being discussed since past two days.
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But there have been few specifics so far, and some investors believe Trump may need to provide more than just generalities when he gives his first major presidential address on Tuesday.
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Typically, arguments in this vein — like recent pieces from Charles Murray and Clive Crook — do not adduce specific evidence of such snobbish disdain but merely assert its existence via broad generalities.
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Remember that in 2009, it started out with fairly broad public support — when it was still at the level of generalities — and it was definitely a top priority for Democratic voters.
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He is reaching out to Floridians with generalities and platitudes, promising that whatever the problem is (the economy, immigration, national security, foreign policy, etc.), he is the one to fix it.
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In his Monday news conference, Hill spoke largely in generalities, declining to take questions and saying he looked forward to the day he could "speak freely," but he addressed Candelaria Reardon's allegations.
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Do you think, based on the fact that you've said all you've heard so far are generalities, do you think Theresa May's government can deliver those specifics in the next few days?
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So I get the complexities of it from both sides, but nonetheless– I think it's time to move on from the generalities around the Irish border and to get to some concretes.
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Clinton made sure she got out her message of being a president for everyone, trying to offer positive generalities of what she sees in the country — while painting Trump as Dr. Strangelove.
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The author and spiritual adviser delivered a sharp answer on reparations, putting a specific price tag on an issue that the rest of the field would prefer to talk about in generalities.
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Much harder is anticipating the downstream effects of these changes on a broader group of people, and it's here that Webb and her futurist peers often resort to hand-waving and generalities.
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"The Waiting Game," composed just after the recent presidential election, began with generalities ("We'll suffer through/And rise again") and gradually got more pointed ("The highest ceiling made of glass/Still unbroken").
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While reading the opening essay, which muses on the titular concern of wonder, I initially felt that Bantjes's tendency toward sweeping generalities and lack of footnoting gave the essay a dismissably informal tone.
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But when we write these things, I urge you to adapt those generalities to your specific case: how does the new thing relate to the old, and how will you adapt to it?
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His recommendations are mostly generalities about fighting jihadism with "an entirely new narrative", but he makes one particularly sensible point: the West should make better use of rehabilitated former jihadists for ideological counter-propaganda.
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They talk in interesting generalities, but when you got down to what they want to do it was a massive net tax increase, they didn't quite tell you where the money was coming from.
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Besides generalities about building better ties, during their Monday phone call Putin and Trump discussed Syria and the "need to unite forces in the struggle with common enemy number one, international terrorism," the Kremlin said.
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In a Monday interview with Fox News, Kavanaugh spoke in generalities about the drinking culture of his high school years at Georgetown Prep: "Yes, people might have had too many beers on occasion," he said.
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He refused to be drawn into any topics that were primarily political or fiscal in nature, other than to offer a few broad generalities that virtually no one at the Fed could possibly object to.
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Dial it back by focusing on details instead of generalities, avoiding sweeping verbiage like "Spearheaded" in favor of things like, "Worked with team" and specifically addressing common "pain points" listed in IT Manager job postings.
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Jay, who asked to be identified by a pseudonym to protect his privacy, says that while his loans are an open book with with his wife, he only talks in generalities with other family and friends.
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Above all, the answer appears to be to keep quiet about specifics, as Beto O'Rourke has done, distancing oneself from universalist programs like Medicare for All and instead speaking in vague generalities about access and affordability.
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Lowry and Ibaka are on fair deals, but they're not bargains, and Ujiri had to answer in unspecific generalities about how the team would tip-toe forward with a flawed roster and an asphyxiating salary structure.
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Ms. Holofcener, for more than two decades one of the sharpest anatomists of upper-middle-class American life, is more interested in the idiosyncrasies of behavior and the texture of specific relationships than in easy generalities.
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We're talking in generalities here, because many of the cases are different, but what I do know is you can't come back if you don't get the lesson and you haven't acknowledged that you behaved badly.
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KERNEN: WE'VE GOT, YOU KNOW, A FEW THINGS TO TALK ABOUT IN GENERALITIES, BUT ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WAS INTERESTING WHEN I SPOKE TO THE PRESIDENT WAS INTERESTING HAD TO DO WITH TRADE AND TPP.
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It's a dog that didn't bark: a moment where it initially looked like Sanders was going to hammer Clinton on her Achilles heel — personal, professional, and financial ties to Wall Street — but ended up retreating into generalities.
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Even more inexplicably, when finally given the opportunity to address the public's deep-seated concerns about the economic, social, cultural and national security impact of a rudderless immigration policy, both candidates reverted to vague generalities and platitudes.
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Apart from a long riff on immigration and a nod to judicial nominations, the conservatism of the speech was heavy on generalities about flag, faith and family, with more polarizing issues like abortion mentioned only by implication.
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And Republican senators stayed on message as well, praising the sit-down and offering generalities about working together with a nominee who's at odds with party leaders' views on trade, Planned Parenthood, health care and foreign policy.
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WASHINGTON — In his final day of questioning at his Supreme Court confirmation hearings, Judge Neil M. Gorsuch continued to answer with practiced generalities on Wednesday, frustrating Democrats who seemed unable to rattle him or pin him down.
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President Trump is right to talk about tax reform as much as he is, but he's still using generalities and the kind of grand end-result promises we've heard from him since he was plugging Atlantic City casinos.
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Opposition critics accused Conte of spouting generalities in his two long speeches to parliament over the past two days and condemned him for telling lawmakers he was proud to lead a government that some have defined as "populist".
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" White House press secretary Sean Spicer quickly insisted in a tweet that Gorsuch was speaking in generalities about attacks on the judiciary, although Gorsuch said later in the hearing: "I don't think I was merely speaking broadly, senator.
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The song's heartfelt lyrics touch on those parts of all of us that we all increasingly try to hide with lies and generalities and bright and cheery Instagram filters, in the hopes that no one will see our truth.
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Compared with Warren's detailed agenda to partly reorder the economy to correct the imbalance against women, workers, and racial minorities, Sanders risks sounding like he's providing a recitation of idealistic generalities that most of us already understand and share.
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But if you live in city that's a reconstituted swamp, as I do, or you live in a state of 12,000 breeding grounds, as I USED to, then I think the weather guy can talk in generalities about it.
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The material gaps between rural white communities and rural communities of color The first thing I'll say is that we're still talking in generalities even as we get more distinct about rural white communities versus rural communities of color.
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It's often hard to decode the generalities in media announcements, particularly with Uber and its rivals, but China Life is grappling on to Didi, which claims 300 million users of its taxi, chauffeur, bus and other services, to unlock new opportunities.
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I don't know, because every 40 seconds or so my brain switches off involuntarily while trying to follow a dialog with no direction or animus which addresses topics only in generalities about which neither participant has any sort of identifiable opinion.
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Still, as Mr. Sanders took the stage and thundered against economic inequality, excoriating the compensation packages of individual health care executives, the contrast between his unsparing indictment and comprehensive agenda and Mr. O'Rourke's frequent generalities could not have been starker.
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You know that feeling when you're talking about that thing in your life that you devote way too much attention to, and you gloss over the details and speak about it in broad generalities so you don't alienate them with your own compulsiveness?
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Writing is so ingrained in human consciousness and so intertwined with people's imaginative lives that any attempt to single out its impact on the course of history is bound either to end in bland generalities or to be marked by arbitrary selectivity.
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Each brother has a purpose for his account, and it's not just Something To Do. "On Twitter, for the most part, it seems like people throw out generalities—for this postseason, like 'Hey Peyton Manning can't throw the ball anymore,'" Mitchell said.
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The varied surface, which seems to condense in darker shades on the flanking sides of the central blue-white mass, has attributes you would readily associate with snow as it hovers on the porous border between abstraction and figuration, two increasingly meaningless generalities.
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The Pope's decision to go to Michoacán also reflected the fact that the Archbishop of Morelia is one of his strongest allies within the Mexican ecclesiastical hierarchy, which has tended to stick to to generalities in its discussion of the drug wars.
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The department asked state officials in an email Wednesday to only "provide information using generalities to describe claims levels (very high, large increase)" and keep the exact figures under embargo until next Thursday, according to The New York Times, which obtained the email.
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And, unable to make much progress on health reform or tax reform, many Republicans in the House and Senate have been eager to hear a clearer signal about what Trump wants beyond vague generalities — so watch to see if he gets specific.
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It seems that our recent meeting confronted the Guggenheim with a moment of true decision, to work with a group of committed organizations to hammer out tangible solutions or continue with vague generalities about 'doing our best,' and they have opted for the latter.
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A rhetoric developed by Stalin and his acolytes returns, reheated, recycled, reused, repurposed in a string of self-referential clusters of jargon and grandiose generalities that could be disassembled and reassembled and placed in a different sequence and still hold the same amount of meaning.
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The company declined to put a date on when it might release self-driving cars to the general public, and Mr. Krafcik spoke only in generalities about its plans, saying that it would focus on ride-hailing and autonomous trucking as possible early business models.
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While there are generalities — it's reasonable to say that an app from a company you trust like Chase or Amazon is safe, or an app like Evernote, with major investors and a well-known business model, is also safe — any app can be compromised.
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The justices found the law to be based on "loose-fitting generalities concerning the drinking tendencies" of young men and women and were not impressed by a study finding that while only 0.18% of females aged 18-20 were arrested for drunk driving, 2% of men were.
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To reverse these trends, the United States must move from generalities about countering Iran to specific aims — for example, preventing Iranian forces from entrenching in the Golan Heights, or deterring the use of anti-ship cruise missiles in the Bab el Mandeb Strait off Yemen's coast.
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We've seen a lot of generalities about opioid addiction, but Macy follows one specific drug through the range of problems it has caused, the people it has hurt, the difficulties in fighting it (with plenty of too little, too late) and the glimmers of hope that remain.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.), a libertarian, did a round of interviews after the briefing: Here's Rand Paul telling Wolf Blitzer that the intel the Trump admin cited to justify the Soleimani killing during today's briefing didn't go beyond "generalities" and "stuff you'd read in the newspaper" pic.twitter.
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The project shares the generalities of its methodology, but not specifics, and bases its assessments on the activities of overt Russian government information outlets, such as RT News and Sputnik, known Kremlin supporters on Twitter, and a private list it has compiled of what it considers pro-Russian trolls.
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In what promises to be a nomination contest featuring many candidates with broadly similar ideologies, a strategy of highlighting even the smallest differences in policy could pay off, especially with liberal voters who want firm and thorough positions rather than squishy generalities that could be setups for compromise.
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"Nobody should think it is OK to change your name to something that involves blockchain when you have no real underlying blockchain business plan and try to sell securities based on the hype around blockchain," SEC Chairman Jay Clayton said, speaking in generalities in recent testimony to Congress.
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In his 25-minute speech, Fox stuck to generalities and gave no new details about how Britain would approach negotiations on the terms of its exit from the EU. "My message today is a simple one: free trade has and will continue to transform the world for the better," he said.
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When the CNN anchor Dana Bash asked him to cite an example of Clinton's behavior as a lawmaker and government official that demonstrated her corruption by Wall Street, he spoke in generalities, with a strained voice and halting manner that suggested considerable exhaustion after so many grueling months of campaigning.
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Beginning with references to his hero Robert Frost, a cheap shot at a Swedish poet Nobel Prize winner and vague generalities about "various English-language novelists" who might be annoyed about Dylan's award, Orr goes on to an originalist interpretation of literary awards that would be admired by Antonin Scalia.
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It's hard to talk in generalities across the vast group that is Asian Americans, but if there are any justified generalizations, this one is at the top: Asians in the US are expected by ourselves and others to fit a certain template: go to good schools, work hard, keep our heads down.
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Whereas Macdonald's previous work relied on the viewer's recognition of typological generalities to make the connection with toys, the recent sculpture is more varied and, while not particularly literal, speaks the formal language of vehicles as specialized tools with forms that follow their function: earth moving equipment, armored car, limousine, street sweeper, bread truck, padded wagon, parade float, Zamboni.
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Not one page or two pages of generalities without specifics, but more along the lines of the 1,173 pages the Arizona senator did in 2008 when the media was 20 times more interested in his fitness for the highest office in the land than they are about Clinton and Trump, who are about the same age as he was when seeking the presidency.
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Not one page or two pages of generalities without specifics, but more along the lines of the 85033,173 pages the Arizona senator did in 2008 when the media was 20 times more interested in his fitness for the highest office in the land than they are about Clinton and Trump, who are about the same age as he was when seeking the presidency.
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But so far, the candidates mostly haven't gotten into details about who should be deported and who should be allowed into the US. Former Vice President Joe Biden, and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg have yet to release formal, comprehensive immigration plans, suggesting that some candidates are more willing to speak in generalities on the subject rather than specifics.
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November talks between Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE and senior North Korean official Kim Yong-chol, intended to make the generalities of Singapore more concrete, were canceled and have yet to be rescheduled.
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