You can even go as far as Dubai for $699.
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With Nuro's vehicles, they'll only go as far as curbside.
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This team will go as far as I take them.
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But most Republicans refused to go as far as Portman.
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I wouldn't go as far as saying I'm a journalist.
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Detroit will only go as far as Drummond takes them.
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I hope that our teams go as far as possible.
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Admittedly, $20 doesn't go as far as it used to.
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Biden's plan, however, doesn't go as far as other campaigns' proposals.
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And even they may not go as far as activists want.
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I'd like to see the U.S. go as far as GDPR.
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But it's unlikely she'll go as far as Mr. Posner does.
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"We want to go as far as we can," Collins said.
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None of these agreements go as far as environmentalists had hoped.
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The case could go as far as the Spanish Supreme Court.
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It doesn't go as far as more aggressive plans from Sens.
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But few, if any, go as far as Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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" The senator added: "This could go as far as a party split.
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We do, though it doesn't go as far as he would recommend.
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Some go as far as to equate blocking ads with stealing services.
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Trump did not go as far as to say Manafort is innocent.
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But the ruling didn't go as far as some proponents had hoped.
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But Sondland didn't go as far as some of the other witnesses.
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But, technological developments can only go as far as federal regulations allow.
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The initiative does not go as far as the Green New Deal.
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The initiative does not go as far as the Green New Deal.
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Salaries just don't go as far as they did to cover the necessities.
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But the rule doesn't go as far as many of those groups wanted.
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You really know how to make your money go as far as possible.
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But the decision did not go as far as many investors had hoped.
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It was not my intention that it go as far as it did.
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Hannity seems to believe viewers will go as far as he leads them.
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Thanks to corruption, public funds do not go as far as they should.
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Police can go as far as they want, but what do communities want?
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Yes. Will she go as far as I would like her to go?
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I would even go as far as to say it was party-licious.
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I'd even go as far as saying it's my favorite record by Nirvana.
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"That amount of money doesn't go as far as you think," she said.
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The new rule doesn't go as far as environmentalists and their allies wanted.
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In some areas, Iceborne doesn't quite go as far as it could have.
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The Sixers will go as far as Embiid's balky knee will take them.
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I'd even go as far as a toaster or a set of windshield wipers.
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Some go as far as to say it was caused by all-caps ALIENS.
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I may even go as far as to describe it as a flirty photo.
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Salaries just don't go as far as they once did to cover the necessities.
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Swift Playgrounds would let me go as far as I wanted with the code.
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"I got this league to go as far as it could go," Trump said.
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I'd even go as far as saying you could wear them as boat shoes.
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But he never imagined Waseem would go as far as killing his own sister.
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And not every filmmaker needs go as far as Nolan to avoid digital effects.
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The proposals do not go as far as some of the other candidates' plans.
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But Lessig didn't go as far as suggesting that the Electoral College be abolished.
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It still has a long way to go as far as creativity and ingenuity.
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"Everyone can go as far as they want," says Luana, dismissing their early hardships.
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When the Dalai Lama left, he didn't plan to go as far as India.
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He discovered, however, that his homeowners insurance didn't go as far as he thought.
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So I wouldn't go as far as to say that people aren't using it.
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But that won't go as far as personal health records catching on, he said.
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Prosecutors don't go as far as to call the group a cult in court filings.
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I'm going to do my best to go as far as I can with you.
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Gimple and AMC have shown they're willing to go as far as writing off Carl.
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"I would go as far as saying it is disintegrating -- the justice system," Ennarah said.
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"I would go as far as saying it is disintegrating, the justice system," he said.
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Twenty-nine states go as far as banning electors from voting against their pledged candidate.
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The bill does not go as far as Smith has opined about in the past.
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Graham did not go as far as other Republican senators, including White House hopefuls Sens.
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The new Massachusetts proposal doesn't go as far as California's law and ban noncompetes outright.
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I wouldn't go as far as surrender already and turn into a structural Tesla bear.
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And movies just don't have that freedom to go as far as the books do.
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However, he did not go as far as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
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But that won&apost go as far as personal health records catching on, he said.
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Your money doesn't go as far as it would in, say, my hometown of Pflugerville.
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"I don't think we need to go as far as to abolish the IRS," Weld said.
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A number of hybrid bankers had not expected the Commission to go as far as this.
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Some teams go as far as to simply recruit models then train them up as gamers.
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But obviously, when we got together, it could only go as far as being best friends.
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"I just want to go as far as I can," he said of his wrestling career.
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Even so, Apple's Artificial Intelligence efforts may only go as far as the data it's fed.
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After my experience with her, I'd even go as far as calling her my spiritual guru.
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" Some might even go as far as to label OCO a "sham" or a "slush fund.
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But the new policy will not go as far as some employee rights' groups had hoped.
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For the most part, these provisions don't go as far as Europe's General Data Protection Regulation.
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Some go as far as to ask whether they are grown on trees in a lab.
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He said, however, that he did not think Mr. Clinton would go as far as Mrs.
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"He would be pacing around, saying, 'Let's go as far as we can,'" Mr. Drew said.
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Amber: Alexa holds everything down... but I wouldn't go as far as calling her "managerial material".
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That resolution did not go as far as a censure, which would be a stronger reprimand.
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If you don't want to go as far as blocking, you can also mute the user.
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And the US definitely doesn't go as far as Belgium or Australia, which make voting compulsory.
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He wouldn't go as far as saying that this needs to change our definition of self.
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Few who show in this city go as far as Mr. Risso does down this lane.
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She also said the Senate package did not go as far as a separate House bill.
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Although his plan doesn't go as far as Sanders's, Biden also advocates for health care reform.
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I want to have fun with my sports and go as far as possible in volleyball.
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I don't think it will go as far as gold-plated statues, but really, who knows?
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One subject, Philip, told me that he would go as far as to wear a suit.
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Some 2020 presidential candidates also refuse to go as far as Beto: Andrew Yang and Sen.
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Very few people thought he would go as far as he did on the Muslim ban.
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I go as far as to get rid of the $20 bill, though we could debate that.
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One might go as far as to say it's transitioning into a full-on SaaS incubator. Why?
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In fact, many students — particularly those from Mississippi — would go as far as enlisting an interior decorator.
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So to actually meet them, Verge Science's video team didn't have to go as far as Siberia.
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"It didn't go as far as I thought it would go but it was enough," Jaso said.
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However, few would go as far as getting their head stuck in the jar to do that.
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Klobuchar wouldn't go as far as Warren when asked whether Google or Facebook should be broken up.
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This doesn't mean you have to go as far as Klosterman does and actually root for Duke.
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This is Pekka Rinne's team, and the Predators will go as far as he can take them.
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Though Trump acknowledged "it's bad in America," he did not go as far as other world leaders.
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It messes with you, and they don't go as far as they can go on their potential.
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For every Carrie Gracie, there are countless others who didn't go as far as they could have.
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The Lower Drug Costs Now Act does not go as far as the Sanders or Warren proposals.
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Donaldson didn't go as far as Hicks in refusing to discuss elements of her White House tenure.
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"Part of me says 'awesome [this content] wont go as far as it used to," she said.
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By leaving employer-sponsored insurance as an option, the plan does not go as far as Sen.
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By leaving employer-sponsored insurance as an option, the plan does not go as far as Sen.
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I wouldn't go as far as to say this is a form of disrespect to the Tigers.
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He did not, however, go as far as saying that Trump had tried to obstruct the investigation.
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I won't go as far as to say the Apple Watch is a life-saver for me.
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You don't have to go as far as Kelton to think that concerns over deficits are overblown.
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Most of the people just laugh, but they don't go as far as the woman in the video.
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Katz advocated for some reforms, but generally didn't go as far as the other candidates in the race.
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Twitter did not go as far as introducing a 10,000 character limit, a move rumored earlier this year.
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They may even go as far as helping transgressors to evade what they see as an unfair penalty.
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BANKS love to talk up their tech credentials, but few go as far as BBVA, Spain's second-biggest.
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We'd even go as far as to say that Glossier is on track to dominate the beauty industry.
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In fact, you might go as far as to add 20 percent more than you expect to make.
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I maybe wouldn't go as far as that, but I do think it's a huge component of it.
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King said Sunday that he doesn't believe the government should go as far as to eliminate the agency.
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"I won't go as far as to say I curate the bowl of chocolate, but...," Ms. Lévy joked.
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Only a handful of congressional Republicans have dared to go as far as Costello has in criticizing Trump.
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He is willing to go as far as he thinks is necessary to fight for stringent border policies.
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"Brian Shaw has a long way to go, as far as reaching his limits in strongman," he said.
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Deep pockets do not go as far as they used to, however, in a highly charged political atmosphere.
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President Trump has shown himself willing to go as far as the law allows him, and perhaps farther.
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The bill would not go as far as stripping Americans of their citizenship if their passports are revoked.
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And the most progressive policies go as far as providing addicts with free heroin at designated health centers.
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Other Republican presidential candidates this week sided with the F.B.I., but did not go as far as Mr. Trump.
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After eliminating the $5 case fairly early in the game, he decided to go as far as he could.
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I'll even go as far as pulling out my makeup bag and dazzle your back with a highlighting powder.
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Some of the labels — Lark & Co and James & Erin, in particular — we'd go as far as to call fashionable.
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Over the long-term though, they said it's unlikely that government officials go as far as forcing companies apart.
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Who knows, maybe she'll even go as far as asking fans to provide actual ingredients got her recipe tests.
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Some go as far as to say that this alliance is what helped humans survive, while the Neanderthals didn't.
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JARRETT: Well, I think he&aposll do his job but he won&apost go as far as he should.
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In fact, we'd go as far as to say his two goals against Stoke this weekend were Aguero-esque.
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Nonetheless, certain European capitals do not see the need to go as far as issuing common debt for now.
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It will go as far as the Westwood neighborhood of Los Angeles, not to the city of Santa Monica.
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Still, they generally didn't appear to want to go as far as pledging to support Democratic candidates this fall.
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You don't necessarily need to go as far as Thunberg, George says, though changing your travel habits is important.
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"The agency will go as far as possible toward the goal of bringing immigration at the border to zero."
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But the proposal does not go as far as the White House would like in curbing family-based immigration.
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Media reports suggest the EU could go as far as a temporary ban on the use of facial recognition.
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While Ms. Klobuchar advocates a bigger role for government, she doesn't go as far as some of her rivals.
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To hit these macro goals, some go as far as dumping pats of grass-fed butter into their coffee.
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Even if you do feel the need to venture outside, you should only go as far as your local cinema.
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The interstate compact does not go as far as abolishing the Electoral College, but it would effectively neutralize its power.
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But intelligence agencies didn't go as far as suggesting the efforts were aimed at bolstering Trump's chances and hurting Clinton's.
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Android Wear 2.0's whole purpose is to enact those workarounds, but it doesn't go as far as it could.
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Either way, you understand the value of hard work and want to make your money go as far as possible.
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S. border, and said he would go as far as withdrawing the U.S. from the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Though it does not go as far as to support doctor-assisted dying, it does not oppose its legalisation, either.
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" Some experts even go as far as saying that not prioritizing homeownership is "the single biggest mistake millennials are making.
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From here on out, the 8-1 Dallas Cowboys will only go as far as two rookies can take them.
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I do not go as far as Ocasio-Cortez when she proposes a 70-percent tax rate on wealthy Americans.
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Some even go as far as to say it allows you to read minds, though there's nothing supernatural about it.
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Democracy for America's statement, however, did not go as far as MoveOn's in suggesting it was the end for Sanders.
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By limiting the order to humanitarian aid and civil aviation, the ruling did not go as far as Iran requested.
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He owes it to himself to really go as far as he possibly can, and with that comes a sacrifice.
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Doba would even go as far as to kayak in the Baltic Sea while the Communist Party declared it illegal.
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As Mr. Maduro consolidated power, few were as willing to go as far as Mr. Rodríguez Torres in their criticism.
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"I didn't think he was going to go as far as he has," his hometown coach told The Seattle Times.
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Since $100,000 doesn&apost go as far as it once did, they need to be picky when allocating their money.
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By limiting the order to humanitarian aid and civil aviation, the ruling did not go as far as Iran requested.
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Its slightly high price means that we wouldn't go as far as to recommend it as the best Chromebook around.
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And while Lenz's concerns do not go as far as Cayo's, they show he has not completely altered his approach.
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"It won't go as far as war breaking out, but there's no contact" between the two sides, Mr. Wang said.
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Though she once considered herself middle class, she now finds her money doesn't go as far as it used to.
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I might not go as far as writing fan-fiction, but let's be honest -- we all write it in our heads.
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Some things happened that were not great - but we are here and we want to go as far as we can.
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In terms of queer zines, however, I would go as far as to say there's no such category as of yet.
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He'll even go as far as to take the food from her and either eat it himself or throw it away.
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It can put in place some rules, but they can't go as far as, for example, completely banning paid fast lanes.
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Why do we have to go as far as you want us to in stretching the outer bounds of Article III?
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However, Facebook's promise doesn't go as far as a new bill the Senate introduced in October called the Honest Ads Act.
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Ahead are 20 we're trying stat, and we might go as far as to say we even want the blue hair...
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I try to play every match as it's the same and try to go as far as possible in the tournament.
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A caregiver EITC doesn't go as far as some critics of the credit would in decoupling benefits entirely from wage work.
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Caplan doesn't go as far as that ("everything and anything about human beings should be subject to free inquiry," he says).
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Smith told me while working at the factory he began to realize that $10 didn't go as far as he thought.
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I, I have to think about whether I think it's necessary to go as far as our military officers are recommending.
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I think [the presidential election] will tell us a lot about where that's going to go, as far as the presidential.
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She writes: I love to be a littledisgusting, to go as far as I caninto the thrilling unlovelinessof an elderwoman's aging.
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House and Senate Democrats introduced separate plans to expand health coverage but that don't go as far as Medicare for All.
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"I wouldn't go as far as to name my baby girl Jack," said Ms. Marsh, a 27-year-old sales agent.
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Would you go as far as "candelabra" and "blah-blah-blah-blah-blah blah-blah-blah-blah-blah-blah-blah-blah"?
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Thankfully, few proponents of normcore politics explicitly go as far as Wittes in exhorting Trump's opponents to abjure conventional policy issues.
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Maybe they would even go as far as to buy her flowers, or set up a mock dinner with the doll.
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Sony hopes to go as far as to factor in the shape of a player's ears in customizing their audio experience.
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Sure, the lifestyle is idyllic in the Green Mountain State, but your greenbacks won't go as far as in other states.
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It also means other campaigns' TV spending might not go as far as it would have without Bloomberg in the race.
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The online retailer's program, however, does not go as far as that of Microsoft, whose carbon footprint is less than Amazon's.
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Fortunately, local communities across the country are already doing these things to ensure that limited dollars go as far as possible.
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The caucus voted Monday night to oppose any repeal bill that does not go as far as the 2015 repeal bill.
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Udall did not go as far as calling on Democrats to vote against the Interior spending bill at Thursday's committee markup.
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Still, Brooklyn's approach doesn't go as far as the proposed changes, because prosecutors still have the leeway to hold back evidence.
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It's true that he didn't go as far as explicitly attacking "free trade," focusing instead on criticizing "cheating" from other countries.
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"I think we have the pieces to go as far as we want to, and that's to the championship," McCutchen said.
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What I find is that the death spiral I used to enter into doesn't go as far as it used to.
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Trump has claimed that he would even go as far as to impose tariffs on $450 billion worth of Chinese products.
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"It might be a bit ambitious of the Taiwanese to think Australia would go as far as say Japan," he said.
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It doesn't sound like YouTube would go as far as moving all children's content to its more heavily moderated YouTube Kids app.
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But Walker did not go as far as requested by Democrats, who wanted officials to count all ballots with signature mismatch problems.
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Many Americans of all generations are feeling squeezed, as salaries don't go as far as they once did to cover the necessities.
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The truth of the matter is, Secretary Clinton, you do not go as far as reining in Wall Street as I would.
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He did not elaborate on expected volumes or timing, but said Pemex would not go as far as Russia to find barrels.
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In the previous school secession cases, the judge didn't go as far as to find racial motives, or even dig very far.
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BUT I DON'T KNOW WHY THE FED HAD TO GO AS FAR AS THEY WENT LAST, LET'S SAY, IN THE FOURTH QUARTER.
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Clients are paying for a sense of luxury and some will go as far as to check your person for designer labels.
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S. border, and has said he would go as far as withdrawing the United States from the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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No company on the planet is willing to go as far as Apple to find out whether there is a there, there.
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These files could be executable ones, or Powershell scripts that can even go as far as resetting a Windows 10 account password.
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The economic sanctions are the harshest imposed so far on the regime, though they don't go as far as the US wanted.
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But I would not go as far as to say that there's a whole lot to be said about the intelligence community.
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By the end of the day, Stone decided that he had gotten Snowden to go as far as he was going to.
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I'm committed to going even further to get more people deferred action, to go as far as I can under the law.
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In fact, we'd go as far as saying that the best pre-seed companies treat distribution as another feature of the product.
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So we want to be open to the public and we're going to go as far as we can to do that.
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But based on the extremely high trajectory, analysts believe that the missile — if aimed appropriately — could go as far as 4,200 miles.
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When it comes to real estate, $22 million doesn't go as far as it used to — especially in the world's top cities.
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But he didn't go as far as the US leader, who grew more combative in his stance as the dinner wore on.
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If you've been thinking that your Social Security check doesn't go as far as it used to, you're likely not imagining it.
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Even though $13 million doesn't go as far as it once did, it's significantly more than most Americans are able to save.
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"We don't want to go as far as a full strike," he said, citing negative public views of South Korea's auto unions.
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Now to give her credit, at least Hillary didn't go as far as CBS legal executive Hayley Geftman-Gold with her insults.
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Booker doesn't go as far as to call for breaking up large corporations in industries like agriculture and tech, which both Sens.
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But Justice officials did not go as far as Trump lawyers, who argued a sitting president is off-limits to state prosecutors.
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We will do everything we can to help anybody, whatever your background, to go as far as your talents will take you.
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California's "right to be forgotten" also doesn't go as far as Europe's new privacy legislation, the most sweeping data reform in history.
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But he may not be able to go as far as wants since thousands of so-called career appointments are beyond his reach.
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At the time, the intelligence agencies didn't go as far as suggesting the efforts were aimed at bolstering Trump's chances and hurting Clinton's.
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In fact, I'd go as far as to say they could've paired their marketing and data science expertise to build just about anything.
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Indeed, even supporters admit that the reform doesn't go as far as they might like — they just think it's a worthwhile improvement anyway.
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You could even go as far as trying to schedule your biggest challenges (a long run or a hard hike) during these days.
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Its specs and engineering only go as far as Nintendo needs them to re-create its home console experience in the mobile context.
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That said, he wouldn't go as far as shorting the market, because he doesn't like to do so in a money-printing environment.
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Most surprisingly, Gottlieb said the agency could go as far as banning or curtailing access to and marketing of flavored e-cigarette products.
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What it means: Health care is eating up a bigger share of paychecks that already don't go as far as they used to.
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Why not go as far as offering your users a referral fee for themselves and their friends every time they use your service?
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He didn't go as far as saying "Disney must re-hire James," but it's clear that he feels Gunn was fired in error.
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They tried to go as far as Ukraine, and he wanted to put a stop to it, but through traumatic dealings with us.
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If he avoided a subpoena, Starr warned that Trump could face litigation and it could potentially go as far as the Supreme Court.
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And where it can still do so, the funds that the United States provides will not go as far as they once did.
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Johnson has said he'll back whoever becomes the GOP presidential nominee, but he didn't go as far as Kirk about the Supreme Court.
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Politico noted that Rauner's tweet came after he declined to urge state residents to go as far as voting for a Democrat. Sen.
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Even if his bill doesn't go as far as the original charter of values, Couillard's plan was criticized as Islamophobic by rights groups.
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This helps preserve their monopoly in many communities and disincentivizes them to make the money go as far as possible in improving connectivity.
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"But to go as far as to dig out specific verses to try and justify a claim seems extremely bizarre," Mr. Yeo added.
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The coronavirus is going to bring a lot of uncertain times, so I'm trying to make my budget go as far as possible.
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Because the money available for research doesn't go as far as it used to, it now takes longer for scientists to get funding.
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"Maybe we don't go as far as we want in the first year, in 2019, but we will follow this trajectory," he said.
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However, they did not go as far as the Parliament, which wants also to list sports facilities and betting services as strategic areas.
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So I think the right thing to do is to get a bill that may not go as far as we want to.
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It closes lobbying loopholes and cuts down on campaign contributions from lobbyists to politicians, but it doesn't go as far as Warren's bill.
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"I think there is a Democratic nominee at this point," Gabbard told CNN's Wolf Blitzer, though would not go as far as endorsing Clinton.
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I'd even go as far as to say the actual maps are on par with Google Maps as far as design, if not richness.
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Sanders did not go as far as echo public calls for Emanuel's resignation over the shooting, which have reached a crescendo in recent months.
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Amy Klobuchar took a more wait-and-see approach to the issue Monday night, refusing to go as far as Warren, Castro or Harris.
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Criminal defense attorney Ashleigh Merchant said states may have to go as far as producing their own drugs to carry out the death penalty.
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It is not clear whether Trump is as willing to go as far as Capitol Hill Republicans on reforming entitlements like Medicare for instance.
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I flew in the mode where it would only go as far as the remote control connection allowed (between 300 and 43 feet high).
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Because I believe in democracy, I believe that each person should be able to go as far as her or his talents will allow.
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People will even go as far as not posting an Instagram in the first place if they don't think it will get enough likes.
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But he may not be able to go as far as he wants since thousands of so-called career appointments are beyond his reach.
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"I wouldn't go as far as to say it's a shift against the relationship as a whole, but it's an open questioning," Bockenfeld said.
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The latest measures do not go as far as Washington's sanctions on Iran's oil sector, which expressly prohibit foreign countries from purchasing Iranian crude.
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Make sure you're in alignment from the get-go as far as how much each one will be willing to invest in subsequent rounds.
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I won't go as far as to say that a cat single-handedly taught me how to let go of my need for certainty.
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It doesn't go as far as Democrats want, with the party quickly coalescing around some version of Medicare for All as an end goal.
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Unfortunately, while a large lump sum may seem like a lot at the time, the money may not go as far as you think.
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Skygofree, which has been active since 85033, can go as far as listening in on conversations when a mobile device enters a particular location.
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" Asked if the President is willing to go as far as closing the US-Mexico border, Mulvaney told Fox News, "I think he is.
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I think I&aposm going to donate to her campaign because I want her to go as far as possible in the Democratic Party.
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We're going to build ladders of opportunity in their place so every American can go as far as your hard work can take you.
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"I would go as far as to say that violence against women as an ideology is necessary to create a new generation," Malik adds.
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Alternatively, the Supreme Court may itself decide that Luther did not go as far as the court has thought for the past 150 years.
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Kirstjen Nielsen is the latest one out of the president's spiraling cabinet who expressed his cruelty but wouldn't go as far as he wanted.
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But it did not go as far as what some Democrats had proposed, which was a suspension of monthly loan payments or loan forgiveness.
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And some privacy advocates said the bill did not go as far as the ballot initiative in allowing individuals to sue for not complying.
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Now, the Iraqi Kurds' move to support independence has led to concern that Turkey might go as far as invading to stop the process.
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They're obviously not meant to be soundalikes, but instead go as far as possible as puns, which makes them even funnier, in my opinion.
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People pass judgment over the choice I have made at times but I would go as far as to say estrangement saved my life.
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Judges first subcabinet 2nd / AG no way Hatch said during the interview he did not think Trump would go as far as firing Sessions.
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But importantly, they didn't go as far as to say that the science itself was tainted or that the study needed to be retracted.
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They don't go as far as the Modern Monetary Theorists who basically argue the sky is the limit on debt unless inflation takes off.
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While mentioning the possibility it would look into giving such reassurances, it did not go as far as actually offering any immediately, they said.
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Building ladders of opportunity and empowerment so all of our people can go as far as their hard work and talent will take them.
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"I see it (Augusta National Women's Amateur) as a baby step, I wouldn't even go as far as to say small step," Burk told Reuters.
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I'd even go as far as to say he's the most influential person as far as a musician that I'd ever had in my life.
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The EPA did not go as far as to say that FCA had cheated in emissions tests; that transgression has cost Volkswagen billions in fines.
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We might even go as far as to say she made the flower crown trend what it is today — more than a half-century ago.
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"This does not go as far as we need to ... But it's a step in the right direction," Rauner told reporters at a news conference.
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In fact, some may even go as far as to say she is the next big beauty star — for which the evidence is certainly mounting.
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"My goal is to let my music go as far as possible," he says, describing the American arena dates in retrospect as a humbling experience.
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While your American dollars don't go as far as they once did, there are still bargains—and fun—to be had without breaking your budget.
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The federal judges said the state could go as far as nullifying the results of this year's primary elections, hold a new primary on Nov.
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Amazon unveiled a new autonomous drone design in June it says can go as far as 15 miles, delivering packages as heavy as 5 pounds.
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Cooper said they're popular for signature drinks, and some couples even go as far as to have a conveyor belt of drinks for added fun.
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Janjuah believes that in the near future Trump will not go as far as he has pledged and will therefore fail to meet market expectations.
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I'd maybe even go as far as to say that taking your own photos and videos has become an important part of concert-going experiences.
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I think we go as far as we possibly can to try to bring about diplomatic solutions to problems and not engage in military conflict.
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Ms. Nafziger, the California prosecutor, said Congress could go as far as withdrawing funding from universities that fail to adequately investigate accusations of sexual abuse.
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CEO Alex Zhu told the New York Times he'd go as far as to reject a user data request from Chinese President Xi Jinping himself.
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"We're still young, we're still learning, so we got a long way to go as far as that's concerned," Lions head coach Matt Patricia said.
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His fortunes dwindle, and his ideas become increasingly bizarre — although the film doesn't go as far as noting Tesla's later full-throated support for eugenics.
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I won't go as far as to say the film would not have happened without him, but it wouldn't have happened in the same way.
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" The key is for your pre-run food to be "lean and nutritious, so that you can go as far as you need to go.
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Some defense officials caution that the President could also go as far as not to offer him a fourth star and force him to retire.
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With creator-owned work, "you can go as far as you want, since only you bear the consequences if you mess it up," he wrote.
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While we will not go as far as to encourage this sort of behaviour, we must at least express a grudging admiration for Xhaka here.
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But in July 2017, it successfully tested the Hwasong-33 ICBM twice — a missile that, in theory, could go as far as the Eastern Seaboard.
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If we suspect our therapist didn't go as far as we did, we have a tendency to hold his or her opinion in lower esteem.
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I mean last year I was on Tucker and we were talking about nuclear war so to go as far as we have come is amazing.
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Democrats eviscerated it, as the limited concessions for "Dreamers" did not go as far as previous proposals offering permanent residency or even a path to citizenship.
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Trump did not go as far as some of her predecessors, though, and criticize the Trump administration's 'zero tolerance' policy that has led to the separations.
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In fact, we might even go as far as to argue that the whole squash cooking process is actually less labor intensive than the real deal.
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Rising home costs and the fact that salaries just don't go as far as they once did to cover the necessities also adds to the pressure.
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" (Though he didn't go as far as endorsing her as a candidate.) "I am in favor of taxing the rich," he said, "including a wealth tax.
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MM, two companies hit by U.S. sanctions, but will not go as far as buying stakes in his firms, Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said on Monday.
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Granted, the program doesn't go as far as the supervised injection facilities (SIFs) that Vancouver and other cities around the world have successfully employed for decades.
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Oil suffered a big drop last week after an OPEC-led decision to extend production curbs did not go as far as many investors had hoped.
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Here, I silently said a prayer that the Queen Sugar creators would not go as far as to kill of Hollywood, everyone's favorite uncle and friend.
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When discussing dress codes, it finds "relatively opaque" codes of conduct go as far as dictating what color of shoe a British investment banker should wear.
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He's not going to go as far as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan and urge Moore to withdraw from the race.
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Salameh said the planned debt swap would not go as far as the financial engineering of 2016 and similar incentives for banks would not be offered.
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Johnson didn't go as far as French President Emmanuel Macron in assisting families and renters, and some groups have warned people will slip through the net.
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It's you; you have every right to go as far as you want with everything, as long as you're not pushing it into offending somebody else.
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It's an international norm that countries don't execute people they have tortured; the Geneva Conventions go as far as to say such prisoners must be rehabilitated.
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"I don't know if you want to go as far as — I mean, let's not — I just did an entire segment about civility here," she said.
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It referred to the then-popular idea that girls could go as far as they wanted with a boy as long as everything stayed, um, intact.
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The Trump administration has been supportive of the House bill, although the Treasury report did not go as far as the House plan in some regards.
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He'll go as far as Decorah, Iowa, nearly crossing the Minnesota border, then end in Ankeny, Iowa, a well-educated suburb just outside of Des Moines.
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Pete Buttigieg, Beto O'Rourke, and Amy Klobuchar talk about alternative plans that don't go as far as the single-payer system envisioned by the Vermont senator.
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Some go as far as calling Norwegian's strategy the aviation equivalent of a cargo ship's with a flag of convenience used to dodge taxes and regulations.
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People that would even go as far as not rely on the Constitution but even use international law to justify their activist decisions, superseding our own Constitution.
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Trump's memo did not go as far as White House early guidance to reporters that the memo would ask the department to "defer implementation" of the rule.
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Bolton had let it known that she was uncertain if she could go as far as Arpaio sought, asking in September for additional briefing in the case.
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Refusing to go as far as Thiel's "seemingly treasonous" characterization, Carter told "Squawk Box" that Google made a "mistake" in not advancing its work with the Pentagon.
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Then-FBI Director James Comey, in his July 2016 statement on the Clinton case, did not go as far as Strzok in his assessment of that possibility.
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Members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus late Monday vowed to oppose any ObamaCare repeal bill that doesn't go as far as what Congress passed in 2202.
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"I'd go as far as to say [it was] a bonehead thing to do," said Matthew Orwig, a former U.S. attorney now at Jones Day in Texas.
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Whether the competition is completely over is unclear, as both parties have hinted that they're prepared to go as far as it takes to vanquish each other.
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A fitness tracker could be more useful than just helping you shed weight — the data it's collecting about your body could go as far as saving lives.
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They may even go as far as they did with former FBI Director James Comey by firing him, and that life on Capitol Hill simply goes on.
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I just think that we need to go as far as we possibly can in removing these weapons of war from our communities and from our streets.
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Missouri's law doesn't go as far as some states', but a ban on abortion after 8 weeks makes it among the most restrictive laws in the country.
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Affirmative action critics often say such programs violate the American principle of meritocracy: that people can go as far as their talent and ambition can take them.
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I don't know if I would go as far as treasonous, but the president is before a large audience and he likes to talk in colorful language.
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Women worry more than men about the idea of 'philanthropic inflation,' she said, where their charitable dollar doesn't go as far as they'd like toward creating change.
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And the US definitely doesn't go as far as Belgium or Australia, which make voting compulsory — an idea with some merit, as Dylan Matthews explained for Vox.
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It's unclear if the pseudo-story of Davidson's life will go as far as this past year, but this is definitely the year he made the biggest splash.
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The Dutch law is described by the government as "religion-neutral," and does not go as far as more extensive bans in neighboring countries like France and Belgium.
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But it doesn't go as far as you might think – especially if we first spend what is necessary to fix our existing roads, transit systems, and water systems.
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Democratic commissioner Geoffrey Starks also voiced concern over authorizations given to these other Chinese telecommunications companies, but he didn't go as far as to call for an investigation.
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Aides spent only a small amount of time briefing Mulvaney about impeachment, and they didn't expect him to go as far as he did when talking about Ukraine.
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House Democratic Whip Jim Clyburn also said he would also introduce legislation to "express my disapproval," but he added he wouldn't go as "far" as to censure King.
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Governments do not have to go as far as mandating the creation of a wholesale network, as Mexico has done, to get some of the benefits from sharing.
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But in the new interview, Trump chose not to go as far as his conservative colleagues and instead said Mueller will likely find Trump didn't collude with Russia.
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On Tuesday, President Trump said "we have a long way to go as far as tariffs" and threatened to slap tariffs on another $325 billion of Chinese goods.
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Some go as far as saying a goat in yoga class is a form of animal-assisted therapy, although Reilly-Ansons is careful not to call it that.
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In the meantime, the FATF said it had decided to continue suspending counter-measures, which can go as far as limiting or even banning transactions with a country.
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In boxing the strike can only go as far as the listed reach, in mixed martial arts the reach only tells us about one aspect of the fight.
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I wouldn't go as far as to say that it's the sole reason I'd avoid this computer, but it certainly is a solid mark in the cons column.
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Ben Sasse (R-NE) -- Hanna, a resolute #NeverTrump-er, is the first to go as far as crossing party lines in his opposition to the GOP presidential nominee.
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The maverick director is known to ban phones from his sets and will apparently go as far as to fire anyone who dares to use one at work.
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OJRC spokeswoman Alice Lundell told the newspaper that while the House bill is a positive step, it does not go as far as eliminating the death penalty entirely.
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I am very cold toward him now and would even go as far as admitting to having a grudge against him since the day he asked me that.
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"I had some good memories from last year, so of course I want to go as far as possible, and I want to take any opportunities," Pouille said.
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In personal experience, I have seen fraternity members go as far as hosting an event for sexual assault awareness and ditch the stereotypes we all have previously known.
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You can even go as far as to install a lockbox, and give special drop-off instructions to your delivery person so they can hide the goods inside.
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One criticism is that the punishments do not go as far as those issued by track and field's governing body in 2015, penalties that remain in place today.
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The verb "to stonewall" was popularized in the Nixon era, but in the end he did not go as far as Trump in refusing to cooperate with investigators.
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The way he has handled the fallout from the executive order shows that Trump, like any political bully, is willing to go as far as we'll let him.
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Maybe go as far as an unlocatable island in the middle of the ocean, where you can meditate on your failures, Luke-like, for the rest of time.
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"It's going to sound weird but I'm actually happy that this stage of the year is done because I wanted to go as far as possible," she said.
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His case is that freedom is the license the roving mind requires to go down any path it chooses and go as far as the paths may lead.
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John Kasich says Donald Trump's actions are "disgusting" -- but he won't go as far as other influential elected Republicans in calling for the GOP presidential nominee to step aside.
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Samsung calls the Galaxy Tab S23 their best tablet yet, but they're being too modest — we'd go as far as to say it's the best of all Android tablets.
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I think this is the time where we see a leader, who does not have anything to lose, go as far as they can to get what they need.
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However, this commitment does not go as far as the No Fossil Fuel Money pledge, which excludes nominees from accepting donations over $200 from oil, gas, and coal executives.
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Facebook is now taking action to stop the misleading video, which has over 2.5 million views, from spreading further — though it won't go as far as deleting it entirely.
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"The Commission looked like it was going to go as far as some sort of break-up but actually it's sort of shied away from that recently," Cassels said.
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If you elect me president, we are going to re-embrace free enterprise so that everyone can go as far as their talent and their work will take them.
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For that reason, people who want their dollar to go as far as possible in improving conditions for animals often look at charities that work toward helping farmed animals.
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But the attorney wouldn't go as far as pledging the White House would preserve all documents, saying she hadn't received authorization from the White House to say they would.
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In fact, I would go as far as to say that seltzer water sucks, and does not deserve the praise bestowed upon the bad drink by many a millennial.
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"[Abe] won't go as far as to apologize, but there will be a demonstration of contrition," Jeffrey Kingston, director of Asian studies at Temple University's Japan campus, tells Reuters.
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It drastically increases the penalties for non-compliance, which can go as far as 4 percent of global annual turnover or 20 million euros ($25 million), whichever is higher.
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The track itself is super chill, and features Smith singing and rapping in a lazy flow over a beat that I'd go as far as to call Portishead-esque.
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The new regulations can't go as far as the policies in the various repeal bills, but Park said they can still do a lot of damage to the law.
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Oculus does not go as far as saying that it owns the content—but it can does want access to it in ways that some creators might find intrusive.
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"We don't want to go as far as sanctions and want Iran to respect its commitments and that's the message we passed to Tehran and Washington," the official said.
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Chen did not go as far as jailing Burga, as Mace had asked, but barred him from leaving his residence without Udolf and from using a phone or computer.
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While Trump did not go as far as to say he didn't believe the women accusing Moore of misconduct, his emphasis on Moore's denials amount to the same thing.
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At a platform drafting meeting last weekend in St. Louis, Sanders said Clinton's representatives wouldn't go as far as refusing to hold a vote in Congress on the TPP.
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The current Romanian proposals would not go as far as Hungary and Poland who fully nationalized their private pension systems, upsetting investors and weighing on local markets for years.
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Many teams now go as far as to move their players off the bench and onto the court — and away from possibly nosy fans — before offering instructions during timeouts.
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It didn't go as far as it could because it was shot at a high trajectory, likely to ensure it didn't make another country believe it was being attacked.
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He similarly did not go as far as he might have in his dissent from a recent decision allowing an undocumented teenager in federal custody to obtain an abortion.
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Notably, Ms. Nielsen refused to go as far as denying Mr. Durbin's account, which Mr. Cotton and Senator David Perdue, Republican of Georgia, effectively did on television on Sunday.
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While other surveys have measured varying levels of disillusionment among Trump supporters, the Reuters/Ipsos poll shows how many would go as far as changing the way they voted.
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"I would go as far as to say that my wife is an authority in the discipline, and also in this field I am no loser myself," he said.
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We can only hope that your lack of an explicit recommendation to fire Mr. Comey reflects your own refusal to go as far as the president wanted you to.
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They are graduating under a new prime minister, Theresa May, who says her mission is to ensure that everyone can go as far as their talents will take them.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders offered the Trump administration's "fullest condemnation" on Monday, but she did not go as far as May in assigning blame to Russia.
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Mike Coffman (R-Colo.), chairman of the House Armed Services subcommittee on Military Personnel, doesn't "think he needed to go as far as he did" with the surprise announcement.
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The bill is a breakthrough in a politically complex debate and would add some new privacy safeguards, but it will not go as far as civil libertarians had hoped.
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Many options let you adjust the sensitivity of the motion sensors or even go as far as recognizing faces to cut down on the number of false alarms you receive.
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And now I have a group of people around me who are very passionate about what I do — you're only going to go as far as the people around you.
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Currently, voice control for competing services like Spotify and Apple Music only go as far as requesting a song, artist, album, or radio station, or skipping and repeating a song.
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S. border, threatened to round up and deport illegal immigrants, and has even said he would go as far as withdrawing the U.S. from the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Although the law does not go as far as some conservatives would like, Dr. Daniel Grossman, director of Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health, said it is far from trivial.
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"I am sure that things will not go as far as a large-scale conflict, especially with the use of weapons of mass destruction," Putin told delegates at the forum.
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Look, if I did think it were a criminal enterprise ... I don't think you have to go as far as criminal enterprise, it's not like it's the Gotti family here.
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I'd never go as far as to say that Williams's motorcycle accident was a blessing in disguise, but there are perhaps silver linings present as they are with most situations.
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President Donald Trump will unveil a plan to limit prices on some costly drugs, though it will not go as far as some Democrats want, according to senior administration officials.
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So in a way he never experienced with the Knicks, this Nets team will need Lin, and go as far as Lin takes them, for a full 82-game season.
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They said they would consider other gun control bills before the session ends in March, but none of those measures is expected to go as far as banning assault rifles.
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New York is one of 26 states that prohibit shackling women in labor, Dr. Sufrin said, and some go as far as banning restraints for all pregnant women in custody.
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Drones typically aren't disposable and are fairly expensive, which is why most drones can only go as far as they can maintain battery power to make the return trip home.
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His proposal, which revamps the background check system for commercial gun sales, does not go as far as the House-passed proposal, which requires background checks for private sales too.
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Trump has said he would go as far as withdrawing the United States from the TPP if the 11 other countries were unwilling to renegotiate a deal to his liking.
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He told Stahl in the 60 Minutes interview that he won't go as far as to impose sanctions on Saudi Arabia, as a bipartisan group of senators proposed this week.
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Shen said the iC3 should be able to go as far as 23-300 km (160-190 miles) on a single full charge and will be priced around 100,000 yuan ($15,000).
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Shen said the iC3 should be able to go as far as 250-300 km (160-190 miles) on a single full charge and will be priced around 100,000 yuan ($15,000).
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LONDON — Many supporters of the BBC felt relieved Thursday when the UK government presented its "White Paper" on overhauling the organisation — the reforms didn't go as far as some had feared.
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It is saying something that in highly physical interpretations, Ms. Kerr and Mr. Farmer are willing to go as far as their demented characters demand in self-aggrandizement and self-abasement.
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On balance the Fed's message did not go as far as some in currency markets had expected towards outright promising a rise in borrowing costs by the end of the year.
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Versions of the Senate bill have chipped away at those protections, but moderates have made it clear that they are opposed to changes that go as far as the House's did.
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"The constraints of resources have not enabled us to go as far as we would have wanted in terms of security training, logistics, and support for our security forces," Sirleaf said.
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But the BoE is unlikely to go as far as setting out a clear scenario for what it expects will happen in a no-deal Brexit, according to JP Morgan's Monks.
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It banned the use of anonymous bank accounts for virtual coin trading as of January 30, but said it does not intend to go as far as shutting down domestic exchanges.
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Many, if not most, public and private universities have similar vaccination requirements for their students, but relatively few go as far as to withhold registration for failing to comply with them.
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He says he will go as far as stipulated under the Dodd-Frank Act, the landmark financial regulation law that set up the bureau, and under other regulations, but no further.
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There are some who would even go as far as to set alarms to get notified of Insta Prime Time, so they could hit post once the clock strikes Insta o'clock.
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The EPA did not go as far as to endorse Maui County's view that all discharges that indirectly reach a waterway from a point source are excluded from the permit program.
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That means anyone who assists in a banned abortion procedure could go be charged with a crime, and it could go as far as criminalizing driving someone to get an abortion.
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On the Costa Blanca many British pensioners take up work, some informally, after finding that their savings do not go as far as expected, says Andy Ormiston, a local Scottish resident.
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The statistics on historical wage trends paint a daunting picture, and goes a long way to explain why our earnings don't seem to go as far as we'd like them to.
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Ms. Ayotte has tried hard to avoid criticizing Mr. Trump — and by proxy his voters — saying several times that she "supports" him, but won't go as far as to endorse him.
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I hate to be that person, but I left the spa very impressed — I might go as far as to say it was one of the best facials I've ever had.
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This has enabled certain brands to go as far as launching frozen falafel pizzas (a note on falafel: supermarket falafel is too dusty; what are you putting in those crumbly balls?).
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The delegates, however, would not always go as far as he wanted, especially when it came to his wish to clearly establish the sovereignty of the national government over the states.
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Lies about your health or medical conditions will likely be caught, as life insurers can check medical records, and can go as far as to cancel your coverage, according to Policygenius.
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But it did not go as far as Texas and the other states, which argued that all of the Affordable Care Act and the regulations issued under it were now invalid.
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Baseball teams parting ways with a manager often go as far as possible in the opposite direction when hiring a successor, and in that respect the Mets are following the blueprint.
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Just last week, the United Nations Security Council approved an American-drafted resolution tightening limits on North Korean trade, although it did not go as far as the Trump administration wanted.
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Kuo did not go as far as to say that Apple wouldn&apost raise prices at all, only that they wouldn&apost jump as much as they have in past years.
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Some, like Republican first-round candidate François Fillon, have tried a "radical right light" stance critical of the EU and immigration that doesn't go as far as their far-right competitors.
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Last summer, the president told Bloomberg News that Facebook, Google and Amazon may be in a "very antitrust situation," but did not go as far as saying they should be broken up.
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It is important to note also that the contact lens can only go as far as the crease in the conjunctiva under the upper eyelids and it cannot go behind your eye.
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Most password managers, including LastPass and 1Password, can keep track of this information for you too, and will even go as far as storing credit card and reward program data for you.
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While the news laws don't go as far as mandating minimum hourly wages, they would allow the taxi commission to set a minimum pay rate per trip, regardless of the trip's length.
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For some, using a service like LastPass is the first and final step they'll need to take; others might go as far as setting up VPN servers and locking down social accounts.
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The International Accounting Standards Board, followed in Europe and many other areas outside of the United States, modified its standard two years ago, but did not go as far as the FASB.
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Equinor didn't go as far as committing to cut product emissions on Wednesday, but said it would report on the carbon intensity of its products and "explore additional approaches to drive decarbonisation."
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It banned the use of anonymous bank accounts for virtual coin trading as of January 30, but said it does not intend to go as far as shutting down domestic cryptocurrency exchanges.
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At a minimum, the average American would likely end up paying more for less, as higher import prices would mean the consumer's dollar does not go as far as it used to.
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The worlds may be different, but the sensation was the same: the ceremonial handing over of the keys to the kingdom, and the freedom to go as far as the horizon stretches.
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In response, the Spanish government has not ruled out the possibility of enforcing Article 155 of the Constitution -- an extreme mechanism that could go as far as suspending Catalan self-government altogether.
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Congress could go as far as requiring federal banking regulators to jointly issue a regulation in this area that deals with the problem from a solutions perspective rather than a protectionary one.
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Some might go as far as likening Penney's troubles to where Sears was a few years back, though Sears had seen more consecutive sales declines and had a more troubled balance sheet.
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Mayer predicts the court will not go as far as to set limits on a president's executive power, and will instead likely narrowly tailor its ruling to the immigration issue in question.
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That is why they go as far as forbidding people from having beards or fasting during Ramadan, and forcing them to consume pork and alcohol, both of which are forbidden in Islam.
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They argue that you don't need to go as far as a single-payer system — that with some kind of all-payer rate setting, you could achieve significant savings on administrative spending.
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The fact that she evidently didn't go as far as an erratic and out-of-control Trump wanted is immaterial; she should be a pariah for going as far as she did.
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I wouldn't go as far as saying that Mr. Newman's puzzle has a theme, but it does have a central entry that is a tribute to someone who is turning 200 today.
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The report, which was written by a committee of health experts, does not go as far as calling for reclassification, something that Congress or the executive branch has the power to do.
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You love to learn about everything under the sun, and you'll even go as far as provoking people just to see what their reaction is and what you can learn from it.
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She may not go as far as holding his hand — but she will strike a deal with Mr. Trump that is good for Germany and good for her electoral fortunes at home.
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Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets this year when President François Hollande sought to loosen labor laws to stoke employment, proposals that do not go as far as Mr. Fillon wants.
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While the rule does not go as far as establishing the new parameters for protection retroactively, to about 300 species, it still will likely result in less strict protections for threatened species.
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" But the religion does not go as far as to ban outside treatment, saying instead that members are "always free to choose the kind of health care that meets their present needs.
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Ayatollah Khamenei, who has skillfully played all Iranian factions, would never go as far as to completely isolate Mr. Rafsanjani, even when he supported protests that followed the disputed 2009 presidential election.
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Facing a congressionally-mandated deadline to say whether Iran is complying with the nuclear accord, Trump refused to make the certification but did not go as far as withdrawing from the deal.
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But, but, but: Several of the world's largest nations either did not bring new pledges — including China, by far the world's largest carbon emitter — or didn't go as far as advocates hoped.
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The missiles theoretically have enough range to go as far as the Eastern Seaboard, but it's not clear if North Korea has the technology to attach a nuclear warhead to these missiles.
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Covington Catholic, which in a statement over the weekend before much of the controversy took hold said it might go as far as to expel the students involved, was closed on Tuesday.
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Like most users, I'd pay close attention to the number of likes and views I received, but I wouldn't go as far as to check who liked it and reciprocate via their posts.
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Samantha Power, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, said on Thursday it was important those compiling the inquiry "go as far as they can" to identify individuals and entities involved in the attacks.
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White House aides spent only a short time prepping Mulvaney on impeachment questions and did not expect he would go as far as he did in describing the freeze of aid to Ukraine.
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These steps don't go as far as the Honest Ads Act, a bipartisan proposal that would create new federal regulations for online political advertising modeled on existing regulations for print and broadcast media.
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While the FCA wouldn't go as far as to introduce gender quotas, she said the regulator is exerting pressure on firms through discussions about compensation and the appointment of boards and senior executives.
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With the remote, though, the DJI Spark can go as far as 1.24 miles and will know how to fly home, especially if you get too close to that 16-minute flight limit.
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The ex-NFL running back wouldn't go as far as to say Stafford doesn't deserve the fat new deal -- but says it's Brady who should be the highest paid player in the league.
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The researchers tracked some of this tools in cyberattacks and espionage operations that go as far as back as 2009, perhaps even 2007, showing the hackers that hit Sony have a long history.
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"We have a long way to go as far as tariffs where China is concerned," Trump in a recent Cabinet meeting at the White House, as Business Insider sister publication Markets Insider reported.
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But when asked if Democrats would go as far as threatening a government shutdown unless Congress passed a measure to protect Mueller, Schumer said he expected enough bipartisan support to avoid that possibility.
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As the tech giants sort themselves out, parents need to take action now: I would go as far as suggesting no smartphone or tablets in the bedroom, and more face-to-face interaction.
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Even if Trump were to go as far as to tear up the Iranian nuclear deal without agreement from the allies, this would leave the United States isolated from Europe, Russia, and China.
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Meanwhile, CEO Alex Zhu told the New York Times that he would go as far as to personally reject an appeal for user data even if it came from Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
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Yet, at that time, he did not go as far as to say that U.S. citizens should lose the right to an abortion that was legalized by the 1973 Roe v Wade ruling.
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Still, Ms. McDowell, a registered Republican who said she had never voted for a Democrat in a presidential election, said she "wouldn't go as far as 'the enemy' " in describing the news media.
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The fact that Elliot had to go as far as he did to gain access to an account even when he already gained someone's password is really, really important for viewers to understand!
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Hussain Rezai, 32 Mr. Rezai was about to be engaged to Najiba Hussaini, who had risen from a dusty village in central Afghanistan to go as far as Japan for a master's degree.
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Hussain Rezai, 32 Mr. Rezai was about to be engaged to Najiba Hussaini, who had risen from a dusty village in central Afghanistan to go as far as Japan for a master's degree.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Tillerson said that Russia had been involved in the election hacking, though he did not go as far as Mr. Rubio seemed to want, by declaring Russia a rogue nation.
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But the two progressive leaders have privately said they have enough support to tank a procedural vote on the bill, which does not go as far as some on the left have wanted.
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Nanda said Facebook should fact-check ads, but it should not go as far as banning political ads entirely -- a policy Twitter adopted amid increased scrutiny of how Silicon Valley handles political speech.
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If character creation is just focused on pleasing people who are already invested in the game, then I don't know where a game like Overwatch can go as far as I am concerned.
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After that, it's $1 per ride, plus 15 cents per minute, and riders can go as far as the scooter's electric charge will take them at a top speed of 15 miles per hour.
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That is, the UAE — and perhaps its allies — was actively looking for a reason to fight with Qatar, and was willing to go as far as planting false information in order to do it.
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Pavel said any attempted aggression by Russia using methods like it did in Crimea would not be allowed to go as far as it did there and there would be a collective NATO response.
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Speier's bill doesn't go as far as making staff accused of harassment reimburse taxpayers, but a spokeswoman said that she is open to discussion as lawmakers debate how to reform Capitol Hill's workplace policies.
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Even so, policy makers didn't go as far as expected in removing a commitment to gradually continue to raise rates next year -- a move the market anticipated could have come as early as December.
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Your former team, the Houston Rockets, made some surprising moves over the summer, losing guys like Trevor Ariza and Luc Richard Mbah a Moute who allowed them to go as far as they did.
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"Some people will go as far as saying, 'Well, even if turnout is lower, why should we care, because the people who vote are ones who care about the local issues,'" Dr. Anzia said.
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And the new equal pay law in particular was a hard-fought battle against Republicans who didn't want it passed, or who didn't want it to go as far as equal pay advocates did.
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The measures, which recall restrictions introduced in 14th-century Venice to tame the bubonic plague, don't go as far as halting trains and public transport, as China did in the coronavirus epicentre of Wuhan.
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Dallas will go as far as that pair takes it, and while it won't be instant, it's easy to see why the Mavericks made a series of painful moves to get to this place.
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Vigneault had said that the Rangers would only go as far as their goaltending would take them this season, a comment that was perceived as being critical of Lundqvist and his backup, Ondrej Pavelec.
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As of this moment, the Iranian regime is not in any danger, and it is willing to go as far as necessary, including sing fierce and violent actions, to preserve its grip on power.
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He noted that the 2013 proposal, which passed the Senate but stalled in the House, also included a merit-based points system for legal immigration, but didn't go as far as the current proposal.
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While Samsung allegedly removed the watchfaces, it didn't go as far as Swatch wanted it to — Samsung didn't admit it copied any watchfaces and didn't agree to review the entire Galaxy Apps store, Swatch alleges.
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"Sometimes it's harder because not everybody believes like I do that little girls should have every opportunity that you want, to go as far as your hard work and talent will take them," she said.
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It otherwise doesn't go as far as plans from the most left-leaning candidates in the race like Warren and Sanders, or of Castro, who is the only candidate to release a standalone policing platform.
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Many experts call student loan programs a favorable aspect of the U.S. higher education system since they allow students to go as far as they can academically, all the way through a world-class doctorate.
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Not many artists go as far as to file trademark applications for lyrics or song titles; the process is expensive and the cost of filing many applications for many lyrics and titles would be extortionate.
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Then we can all watch and see what that looks like, and whether you're actually going to go as far as to force this upon women and families and not pay for any of it.
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Russo told WJW that he never intended for things to go as far as they did, and he said he was justified to order the taping because the defendant showed disrespect for the legal system.
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But Gingrich himself did not go as far as to say Trump should continue to dig in his heels on getting a physical wall at the southern border in exchange for opening up the government.
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Japanese policymakers won't go as far as funding government spending through direct debt monetisation, but might pursue a mix of aggressive fiscal and monetary expansion to battle deflation, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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It also has a marked advantage when attempting to read image-heavy works, like comics, on the thing (though comics on an e-reader is still a big no-go, as far as I'm concerned).
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Moreover, even the OLC opinion doesn't go as far as to say a sitting president cannot be criminally investigated while in office, as Trump's lawyers have claimed in the legal fight over his tax returns.
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"We're going to go as far as we can with the Bernie train," said Beau Crnkovich, who stood alongside his mother at a Sanders rally on a sun-splashed Sunday rally in downtown Grand Rapids.
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On break from her raft-guiding job in Montana, the bride decided to go as far as she could in a month on the Appalachian Trail, beginning at its southern terminus, Springer Mountain in Georgia.
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While the former vice president wants to boost protections for undocumented immigrants who report labor violations, his proposal does not go as far as Sanders' plan in pushing to boost bargaining power for undocumented workers.
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We're not going to go as far as to say that we're exactly like the outlaws in Red Dead Redemption, but there are some similarities when it comes to how we track down our prey.
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It doesn't go as far as proposals by other Democrats to eliminate tuition at public, four year universities for large swaths of students or provide student loan forgiveness on the scale that progressives have sought.
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On the other end, there are plans from conservative think tanks that go as far as to keep the Affordable Care Act marketplaces and continue to give low-income Americans the most generous insurance subsidies.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese policymakers, who won't go as far as funding government spending through direct debt monetization, might pursue a mix of aggressive fiscal and monetary expansion to battle deflation, say sources familiar with the matter.
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They later regained some ground because the changes did not go as far as expected but analysts said uncertainty over how many people would invest in the voluntary schemes and other details could weigh on markets.
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"I think some investors are still uncertain on whether the special prosecutors will go as far as arresting and detaining Jay Y. Lee, given the uncertainties such an action might trigger on Samsung companies," he said.
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Japanese policymakers are unlikely to go as far as funding government spending through direct debt monetisation, dubbed "helicopter money", but might pursue a mix of aggressive fiscal and monetary expansion to battle deflation, according to sources.
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Sources told Reuters that Japanese policymakers will not go as far as funding government spending through direct debt monetisation, but might pursue a mix of aggressive fiscal and monetary expansion to try and lift the economy.
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While the legislation wouldn't go as far as a universal child allowance, its focus on younger children would help kids who require additional child care, and whose parents are more likely to be younger and poorer.
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"While we welcome the additional 5 percent threshold for certain additional instruments, this does not go as far as the industry had suggested in response to the consultation," a banking official said on condition of anonymity.
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"There probably is an FBAR requirement, but I wouldn't go as far as to say there always is one," said Kevin F. Sweeney, a former federal tax prosecutor and an attorney at Chamberlain Hrdlicka in Philadelphia.
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Thornberry went on to call it "embarrassing" for British Prime Minister Theresa May to have extended an invitation to the U.K. to Trump, but declined to go as far as to say it should be rescinded.
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"He said: "Whilst I know several others within the game who are gay/bi they are too scared to be open about it, some of them go as far as employing girlfriends to keep it secret.
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"We have a long way to go as far as tariffs where China is concerned," he said in a Cabinet meeting at the White House on July 16, as Business Insider's sister publication Markets Insider reported.
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Although he did not go as far as the president did in opposing the NRA, he said he was open to considering a change to the legal age to purchase a gun and limiting magazine power.
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We adore, praise, and even covet the actress' consistently ginger locks around the R29 offices, and would even go as far as to say that she's helped give often teased crimsons a very, very good name.
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I wouldn't go as far as calling it a killer app, I don't think it's something people will buy a $600-800 virtual reality headset for, but it's easily the best virtual reality game I've played.
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Some players go as far as calling it a form of cheating, but there's also no shortage of good, legitimate reasons for someone to want to play console games with the input method of their choice.
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Some experts doubt that China would go as far as cutting off oil shipments because of the potential to destabilize Pyongyang, sending refugees into China and perhaps leaving the Korean Peninsula under control of the South.
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That seems to be what the Maryland law accomplishes, which advocates — led by the Maryland Coalition for Justice and Police Accountability — called "an important start" even though it didn't go as far as they would like.
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Although Comey warned us that his inability to comment should not suggest tacit agreement, the fact that he could not go as far as Clapper highlighted the danger that an ongoing investigation poses for the Trump administration.
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If you were under the impression that Kylie Jenner would never go as far as her own backyard without a visit from her trusted glam squad, it turns out the perpetually pouting star is full of surprises.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's finance minister said on Thursday said the government has no plans to shut down cryptocurrency trading, affirming market speculation that authorities won't go as far as China, which has blocked virtual coin platforms.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's finance minister said the government has no plans to shut down cryptocurrency trading, welcome news for investors worried that authorities might go as far as China's tough action in blocking virtual coin platforms.
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He complained that the spending plan does not go as far as he would like to cut unfunded pension liablities, and does little to address the state's unpaid bill backlog that stood at $7 billion on Monday.
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But Barber says cities could even go as far as placing collective bulk orders for sustainable technologies — like waste-to-energy plants or electric buses — bringing the price point down and making them affordable around the world.
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The plug-in hybrid will use a 8.9 kWh battery to go as far as 50 kilometers (around 30 miles) on electric power before the petrol engine kicks in to get you the rest of your journey.
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Enfield won't just speak anecdotally about the difficulty of this year's Pac-12 slate; he'll go as far as to point out that 11 of its 123 member schools currently rank inside the top 70 in RPI.
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In the Maryland case, Republican voters propose a district specific test that's similar to the one offered by the North Carolina League of Women Voters, but they don't go as far as requiring a map-wide bias.
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But did I go as far as calling all my friends on the job at costly man hours to go on a manhunt to capture and restrain the junkie so I could get my hands on them?
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Will any of the candidates go as far as the nine countries that are considering bans on gasoline or diesel cars, or the states like Hawaii, California, and New Mexico that are banning carbon-emitting power plants?
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And members of the roughly 85033-member conservative group are wary of more moderate proposals being floated in the upper chamber, some of which would go as far as giving the young immigrants a path to citizenship.
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But one need not go as far as Hensarling to see that the National Flood Insurance Program, which has been on the Government Accountability Office list of high risk programs since 2628, is unsustainable as currently constructed.
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If we are to see real change, to make a real departure from the systems that gentrify neighborhoods and generate a bullshit workforce, we need to go as far as Akoaki, and then a little farther yet.
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In an interview last month, he said he was in favor of immigration reform, but did not go as far as to call for abolishing the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, another item on some progressive agendas.
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Aganzo criticized Tebas for making a 15-year deal without talking to the players, and he warned that the players would go as far as staging a strike to prevent having to move overseas during their season.
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And though she did not go as far as former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who recently said he worried Sanders would be a general election liability, Warren also cast doubt on his prospects in November.
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But only a select few of his fans go the extra mile, and an even smaller number go as far as Avery Warsaw, a 19-year-old Sarah Lawrence student whose life is about to change forever.
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The plan, part of a long-running debate in the Democratic Party about how far to go in expanding government-run health insurance, would move ObamaCare to the left but does not go as far as Sen.
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Attorney General William Barr suggested earlier this month that the United States should go as far as purchasing a controlling stake in Nokia and Ericsson in order to provide a safe harbor for non Chinese telecommunications equipment.
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The White House on Friday listed its concerns with the Senate's version of an annual defense policy bill but didn't go as far as saying President Trump would veto the legislation should it land on his desk.
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But federal health officials in charge of the coronavirus remain hesitant to go as far as evacuating Americans, Roe said, and during Wednesday's call appeared more focused on trying to contain the outbreak to the cruise ship.
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Others go as far as to say peace bonds don't do enough in preventing a potential attack and even play down concerns raised by critics around the dangers of making it normal to interfere with civil liberties.
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They don't go as far as "YOLOCAUST," which takes a clear position on how problematic and unacceptable these images are, ultimately calling for an apology simply by showing people what they are really saying through these posts.
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I wouldn't go as far as to say that these pans of pressed powder have changed my life, but I will say that it's not every day a blush and bronzer excite me the way that these do.
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I would almost go as far as to say that Cunanan might have misjudged the extent of Madson's loneliness and loyalty to him, judging by how much resistance he gets from him at each step of the journey.
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Older consumers would get hit with a double whammy: not only may their premiums increase, but the restructured tax credits won't go as far as those under the Affordable Care Act in subsidizing the premium cost, Certner says.
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MILAN/VENICE (Reuters) - Political leaders in northern Italy claimed an overwhelming mandate on Monday to seek greater autonomy from Rome after referendums that did not go as far as the independence vote in Catalonia declared illegal by Spain.
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I think this was such an important element to complete the look — it was equally romantic — and I'm going to go as far as to say it's one of my favorite looks Kelsey has ever done on Lucy.
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Democrats in Congress are unwilling to join with Republicans to pass legislation that would be a step forward, even though it doesn't go as far as Democrats would like in some areas and goes too far in others.
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The new version of the reform "is not very deep" and does not go as far as the original plan, said one of the sources, a senior government official who requested anonymity in order to speak more frankly.
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While Nordella's work didn't identify the sources of the various toxins, or go as far as directly linking them to the health effects he was seeing, he agreed additional analysis is needed, including of the community's ground water.
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As you might expect from the title, John Wick Hex plays out on a hex-based grid, although the game's minimalist comic book-style art doesn't actually go as far as to render the shapes on the ground.
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Or was it kind of like, well, I guess this is happening now so we might as well go as far as we can with it...You're Living All Over Me was kind of like our goal realized.
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Biden on Monday called for giving everyone the chance to buy into Medicare, a kind of public option for health insurance that does not go as far as Sanders's proposal to require everyone to be covered by Medicare.
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Moreover, even the Office of Legal Counsel opinion doesn't go as far as to say a sitting president cannot be criminally investigated while in office, as Trump's lawyers have claimed in the legal fight over his tax returns.
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While some say that it's a shot at Google Cloud and its new Anthos software, one expert says that it's unlikely that Microsoft will go as far as Google when it comes to opening up to rival clouds.
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AMC Theatres, one of the largest movie theater chains in the country, also issued a statement reaffirming a long-standing ban on masks and face paint in its theaters, but did not go as far as banning costumes.
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Cuomo did not go as far as to call for a "shelter in place" — a possibility that was floated by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio earlier this week, and then repeatedly shot down by the governor.
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Sources familiar with discussions at BIS meetings told Reuters last month that there was growing concern among regulators about the need to address such crashes but that central banks would be reluctant to go as far as outright intervention.
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It is difficult to tell stories of people who did not expect the Nazis to go as far as they did, or of foreigners who doubted the seriousness of Hitler's militancy; tragic irony always threatens to overwhelm the text.
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But it did not go as far as to abandon the Nord Stream 2 pipeline project, which has long worried Poland and the Baltic states, and drawn criticism from the EU for its potential to undermine the sanctions regime.
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And while I wouldn't go as far as to call the deal an outright acqui-hire, along with Chong's new position, a number of other details suggest that this was a major consideration behind Badoo's decision to acquire Lulu.
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LG is also hinting that the plastic OLED screen allows for the edges to be curved, though from the clipped image below it doesn't look like the company will go as far as Samsung has in its recent designs.
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In listening to Shulkn's testimony later this week, it is important to remember that Trump's campaign promises on access to care and accountability did not go as far as many on the right had hoped or continue to report.
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He didn't go as far as to say that Google would compete with some of the existing electronic health record companies, like Epic and Cerner, but he did suggest that Google could help with some of the grunt work.
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While Brady did not go as far as Brown and his threat to retire should he not be allowed to wear his old helmet, the six-time Super Bowl champion expressed frustration with his search for a new helmet.
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Japanese policymakers won't go as far as funding government spending through direct debt monetisation - so-called "helicopter money" - but might pursue a mix of aggressive fiscal and monetary expansion to battle deflation, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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Carbanak is one of the most aggressive criminal actors of its kind, using sophisticated social engineering techniques to lure victims — they would go as far as to call victims before sending a phishing email to set up the con.
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Cuban entrepreneurs, economists and officials — who support lifting the embargo — acknowledged during a three-day visit to Cuba's capital by The Hill that some of Obama's policy changes toward the country didn't go as far as they could have.
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"There is an understanding [in Ankara] to go as far as possible in earning Russian technology as long as our Western allies keep depriving us of similar technology," a senior Turkish diplomat involved in security matters told Defense News.
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The plan, which does not go as far as Ellison or Sanders' proposals, represented a major step towards single-payer healthcare for the group which has in the past called for privately run systems with public options for coverage.
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In an interview, the Senate minority leader said that the Maine Republican's bill to create a narrow list of people barred from buying firearms is worth supporting even if it does not go as far as Democratic-backed efforts.
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Meanwhile, White House spokesman Sean Spicer said in a statement Monday night that the House bill was an "important step" in fixing the health care system -- but did not go as far as to offer a explicit or forceful backing.
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Steve King (R-IA) can go as far as to suggest that Kaepernick is "sympathetic to ISIS" simply because his girlfriend is Muslim, it appears black athletes continue to face the same kind of vitriol nearly half a century later.
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Details: Though the new policy — required to go into effect in 30 days — does not go as far as President Trump's proposed transgender ban, it is anticipated the military will discharge transgender people in need of hormone treatment or surgery.
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The dollar-Mexican peso trade has been a proxy trade during the election, given Trump's desire to build a wall along the Mexican border and call to go as far as withdrawing the U.S. from NAFTA if he were elected.
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One aide said the three threatened to vote no -- Johnson because of process concerns, Lee and Cruz because of policy concerns -- though other aides and lawmakers said the senators were vocally frustrated, but didn't go as far as making serious threats.
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"The reality is, if you work around homeless people a lot, you notice that when construction starts, people tend to leave anyway, but only to go as far as they need to stay away from the activity," he told VICE Sports.
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I'll even go as far as to ask the question now that all of the hot tech blogs will be asking you tomorrow, even if I can't tweet it anymore:Great New Twitter or the Greatest New Twitter of all time?
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I won't go as far as to blame Tony Soprano for the rise of Donald Trump, but I also I won't pretend to be entirely comfortable with the sympathy and even admiration we are made to feel for certain onscreen monsters.
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In a post on MakieLab's official Facebook page published on the 18th of February, the company confirms that it is no longer an independent entity but doesn't quite go as far as disclosing the new "owner," citing a non-disclosure agreement.
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"It can go as far as the state taking temporary stakes in companies - not to nationalise them and run them in the long run but to prevent key technologies being sold off and leaving the country," he told a news conference.
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"It may not go as far as some people would like, but it certainly clips Mark's wings in a pretty significant way," said Michael Connor, who has helped coordinate Facebook shareholder action through Open MIC, which lobbies for better corporate governance.
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Twitter's CEO admits the company still has work to do: Speaking at the Goldman Technology Conference in San Francisco, CEO Jack Dorsey said Twitter still has "a long way to go" as far as making the service easier for its users.
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Torra, who earlier this week said Catalonia should hold a new vote on independence within two years, said on Saturday the will of the people would be respected: "We will go as far as the people of Catalonia want to go".
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What the final form of that will be -- and whether he'll go as far as declare a national emergency -- are still unknown on Capitol Hill, aides say -- GOP leaders have not been informed of a specific plan by the White House.
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Sellers describe their cleansers, surgical face masks, and sprays as capable of "killing" the coronavirus and, in some listings, they go as far as name-dropping well-respected agencies such as the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control.
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HOW DO YOU DRAW THE LINE AS A CEO OF A COMPANY TO DECIDE WHEN YOU DO HAVE TO START TO POLITICS BECAUSE THE POLITICIANS AREN'T DOING ENOUGH IN YOUR EYES AND WHEN YOU SHOULDN'T ACTUALLY GO AS FAR AS THAT?
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The conservative House Freedom Caucus voted Monday night to oppose an ObamaCare repeal bill if it does not go as far as the repeal measure that passed in 2015, drawing a line in the sand that could complicate Republican repeal efforts.
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It does not go as far as creating a new branch of the military dedicated to space, as was first proposed, but experts say the changes it does make lay the groundwork for a new branch to one day be created.
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" At the time, the source didn't go as far as to explicitly say that Kavanaugh would be forced to withdraw by the end of the hearing, but said: "Let's just say the big guy is watching, and this Fox coverage isn't favorable.
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The EU's executive signaled on Wednesday that a deal could be reached very soon, meaning the EU would take off the table a threat to punish Warsaw through a procedure that could go as far as suspending its vote in the bloc.
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The procedure, called Article 7, can theoretically go as far as suspending of Hungary's voting rights in the EU. "If I was a member of the European Parliament, I would have voted in favor of Article 7," Juncker said in a tweet.
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Public health and consumer groups applauded the move, which does not go as far as the company's policy for the United States, where already for a year suppliers have provided the chain with chickens raised without antibiotics deemed important to human health.
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These claims, detailed by the FDA in its warning letters to the two firms, include that kratom can help with opioid addiction or pain relief, but also go as far as to suggest that it can treat arthritis, insomnia, and even cancer.
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Dogus didn't go as far as some Labour candidates who distanced themselves from Corbyn - one even wrote to reassure voters that she understood their misgivings about Corbyn, who the Conservatives bet would be "toxic" to Britons due to his associations with militant groups.
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"Although SB 2376 does not go as far as I would like in retaining campus control, the final version of the bill included input from higher education and was shaped to accommodate some of their concerns," he said in a Monday statement.
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Asked what he would do to rein in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Sanders declared the need to protect so-called Dreamers but didn't go as far as calling to defund ICE — an idea which has gained some traction among more liberal candidates.
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A number of Silicon Valley giants have released frameworks in recent months outlining what they would like to see in any legislation that comes before Congress, but none of them go as far as some of the principles outlined by Cook on Wednesday.
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Rising tensions As well as further militarizing the islands it controls, Davis said Beijing may go as far as to declare the waters between them as sovereign Chinese territory -- not just the 12-mile line off the islands' coasts as it does now.
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"The recent school shooting in Parkland, Florida, is a reminder that shameful extremists like Deutch will go as far as to lie in their ongoing efforts of exploiting victims of the shooting for political expediency and gain," Manjarres said in an April statement.
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"It is a sad day when Phil Bredesen's party will go as far as interrupting a moment of silence for the victims of Pittsburgh in order to protest," Blackburn said on Twitter, referring to her Democratic rival, a former governor of the state.
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With that in mind, brands looking to reach the younger generation should consider how to work similar collaborative elements into their influencer campaigns — even if they don't go as far as building physical spaces for the occasion like the Fenty Beauty House.
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He traveled to China in 2007, where he implicitly criticized the regime's censorship, saying "access to information is a strength, not a threat, and it is a fundamental part of innovation" — though he didn't go as far as some human rights groups wanted.
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Orrin Hatch Hatch, the most senior Republican in the Senate, told reporters Wednesday morning that the news constituted "serious charges" but did not go as far as to call the President's alleged involvement as high crimes or misdemeanors - the constitutional basis for impeachment.
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The final rule does not go as far as limiting community voices across the country to challenge decisions on how much pollution is legally allowed to be released at nearby power plants, as was proposed in a previously leaked version of the rule.
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Some of those points are relevant to the current national debate over Franken and other accused politicians: The goal must not be simply to go as far as possible in the direction of preventing anything that some might characterize as sexual harassment.
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Deirdre, New Jersey The new House Democrats should go as far as they have to go in order to investigate the activities of this administration and a president who by and large continues to hold himself both unaccountable and above the law.
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But given all that, it's a more selective community than one you'd find on most dating sites; one could even go as far as to argue that, regardless of how young the cast is, it's almost strange only one Perfect Match has lasted.
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Because the thefts often involved millions of dollars, the threat groups would go as far as creating shell companies, typically with corresponding bank accounts in Hong Kong or China, as consumer accounts involved in transfers of that size typically warrant additional scrutiny, the report notes.
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That revelation, first reported by CNN a week ago, went beyond the October statement by the 17 intelligence agencies that only said that Russia was seeking to undermine the election, but did not go as far as to say it was to benefit Trump.
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"I think it's pretty clear that we're willing to go as far as we need to go to push for women's rights and equality," said Solo, who added she hopes to get a response from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in six months or so.
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Even if that did not go as far as the theocratic despotism of their pre-2001 government, it would mark a profound setback to women's rights and civil liberties, not to mention a shock to the rent-seeking privileges of Afghanistan's current crop of politicians.
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Due to the cold, a lot of the modern "rave" signifiers were strangely absent at SnowGlobe; survival mode was key, and I'd go as far as to say that the lack of outlandish outfits and neon-colored everything put the focus back on the music.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. Open champion Naomi Osaka grew up dreaming of competing against Serena Williams in a Grand Slam final but never would have dared to go as far as to think her idol would be reduced to tears in a drama-filled match.
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Beto O'Rourke, and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg don't go as far as Sanders or Warren in their proposed overhauls of the health care system, but all three want to walk away from the compact at the heart of the Affordable Care Act.
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IP lawyers said that an appeal process could take the case up to the Fujian provincial high court and then go as far as the Supreme Court in Beijing, a process that would likely take many months given the high-profile nature of the case.
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Gary Cohn, once a top aide to President Donald Trump, told CNBC Wednesday that the federal government should go as far as it can to rescue the economy from collapse due to the coronavirus outbreak and that it's not possible to go too far.
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Although India does not want to go as far as China, which has cut off its internet from the global one, officials admire Beijing's tight control over citizens' data and how it has nurtured homegrown internet giants like Alibaba and Baidu by limiting foreign competition.
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Imagine what it's like for other people in my country, if they're able to get an education and explore life without limits, without boys telling them 'you're a girl, you can only go as far as this,' those kind of voices can then be challenged.
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Though there is no deadline for the European Commission to propose such penalties – which could go as far as removing the country's voting rights at the EU level, President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker has decided to include the issue on this Wednesday's weekly meeting.
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Scientists, activists and concerned citizens see cleanup of PCBs as a necessary protection for the health and economic livelihood of the area, and even go as far as to say that women of childbearing age and children should eat no fish at all from the river.
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"It seems to me that one of the things that you do when you're here and on a committee is you ask your own questions," Feinstein said, but wouldn't go as far as to say whether she thought Republicans had made a mistake in hiring her. Sen.
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"We need a proper industrial strategy that focuses on improving productivity, rewarding hard-working people with higher wages and creating more opportunities for young people so that, whatever their background, they go as far as their talents will take them," May said ahead of the meeting.
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" He shared with the outlet, "So I can't say that this incident was related, but what I can say is that it's very odd that a group of Mexican guys would pull over a car, go as far as opening a door and stabbing the person inside.
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"There's just a deep desire to believe that we can have free college, free health care, that what we've done hasn't gone far enough, and that we just need to, you know, go as far as, you know, 'Scandinavia,' whatever that means," she says in the audio.
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It's an action-platformer that sees you take control of a cute little mouse called Quill, and while it doesn't quite go as far as Astro Bot in terms of mind-bending design, its charming fantasy storytelling and detailed dioramas make for an experience with more personality.
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Gun control is an issue that is a top priority for Kelly and he said that while "no one, in my opinion, can even go as far as I'd like to see them go" on gun control, Sanders is "a little looser" on the issue than Clinton.
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The appointment of DeLaurentis, the top American official at the U.S. embassy in Havana since relations were restored last year, marked Obama's latest move to go as far as he can in normalizing ties between the former Cold War foes before he leaves office in January.
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It doesn't go as far as "Medicare for America," but it would create an entirely new category of Medicare, called Part E. The plan would be offered on all state and federal exchanges, and people could use the existing ObamaCare subsidies to help pay for it.
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Though it didn't go as far as the Green New Deal—a framework that includes left-wing goals like a jobs guarantee—it contained some of the GND's elements, like an emphasis on building energy-efficient infrastructure that will resist the effects of a warming climate.
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Though I wouldn't go as far as to say that the work of Forensic Architecture isn't art, I question their inclusion considering the many artists who identify strongly and exclusively as such and could use the media exposure and prize money which the Turner Prize provides.
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"What's most important here is that the market is just so comfortable with a somewhat hawkish Fed and we can even go as far as saying hawkish commentary is now being taken as an equity positive," said Chris Weston, chief market strategist at spreadbettor IG, in a note.
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While Gorsuch may not go as far as Scalia in voting cases, it will be a good bet he will read the Voting Rights Act narrowly so as not to give extra protections to minority voters, seeing it as the left resorting to the courts to solve their problems.
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In a written statement Thursday, Sessions called the shift a "return to the rule of law" but he did not go as far as some advocates had feared he might, stopping short of explicitly directing more prosecutions, resources or other efforts to take down the industry as a whole.
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Day-to-day costs continue to soar, and salaries don't go as far as they once did to cover the necessities, author and executive director of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project Alissa Quart tells CNBC Make It. That makes it more difficult to set aside money for the future.
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Meanwhile politics is expected to linger at the back of investors' minds after U.S. President Donald Trump said he'd be willing to go as far as letting the government shut down, at a rally on Tuesday night, if he wasn't able to have his border wall with Mexico funded.
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Although this recent policy change doesn't go as far as it could, and the United States is still lagging behind pretty much every other developed country in what it offers working parents, it is still a momentous shift in the types of benefits that federal workers can access.
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The firm already released the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus with the new "Jet Black" finish last year; one that is particularly glossy, and while we wouldn't go as far as calling it "mirror-like," it is the closest thing the Cupertino firm has done to launching a super-reflective iPhone.
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Anthony Kennedy fast facts There have been some difference with Roberts in the past, as in 2007 when Kennedy rejected public school policies that took account of students' race for district-wide diversity but did not go as far as Roberts in trying to bar such measures under all circumstances.
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The measure being voted on does not go as far as an outright block on parliament being suspended but media reported Dominic Grieve, the lawmaker behind the proposal, could try to bring forward a more far reaching clause seeking to ensure parliament is not suspended on key dates in October.
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Players, meanwhile, end up experiencing what it is like to attempt to opt out of a conversation with each PUA, or go as far as they describe in their teachings, which includes having sex with them and becoming one of the "epic stories" described in their instructional videos and books.
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The Information reported earlier this year that Google plans to release a version of Home with mesh Wi-Fi connectivity built in, and although Brown wouldn't go as far as to confirm the report, he conceded that further integrating connectivity and Google's Assistant is something the team is thinking about.
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In so doing, the president offered yet another illustration of how he and his team intend to not only to bluster their way through the impeachment trial, but even go as far as taunting Democrats who have so far been stymied in their efforts to compel testimony and document production.
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"We should also be prepared to consider other instruments, for instance a carbon border tax, to level the playing field for European products if other countries do not go as far as us, or refuse to go in the right direction," Timmermans said in his opening statement to EU lawmakers.
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I won't go as far as to say cross country skiing shouldn't even be a sport — it is hard to put two rigid boards on your feet and then use two tiny little poles to push your body over large swathes of land — but for a brief moment, I considered it.
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Next Level $hit If you don't mind breaking the law, you can go as far as establishing entirely new fake identities, using tools like anonymous letter boxes and purchasing counterfeit documents on the dark web like phone bills and pay stubs to create proof for obtaining real government-issued documents.
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The BBC notes that a UC Berkeley team of researchers were hoping to expand their GPU capability at their telescope lab, and that they went to spend a National Science Foundation grant but realized their money wouldn't go as far as planned because the cost of their target GPU hardware had doubled.
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In the New York Times, Vanderbilt's Larry Bartels and Princeton's Christopher Achen go as far as arguing that we can't even reasonably assume Sanders's young supporters are backing his candidacy because they're more liberal than the rest of the party: [Sanders's] history has made him a convenient vessel for antipathy to Mrs.
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"A weakened Najib would have less political capital to push ahead with post-election fiscal consolidation, though he would not likely go as far as scrapping the unpopular GST, which has exacerbated concerns over the rising cost of living," Peter Mumford, director of Asia at risk consultancy Eurasia Group, said in a note.
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Even the American Legion's brief acknowledges that the court can uphold the presence of the memorial cross without changing Establishment Clause jurisprudence, and hopefully at least one of the court's five conservative members, such as Chief Justice John Roberts, will see no need to go as far as far-right advocates are pushing.
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The FAA's current fact sheet suggests that these batteries should be carried in the passenger area and not checked, though it doesn't go as far as banning them outright: Devices containing lithium metal or lithium ion batteries, including – but not limited to – smartphones, tablets, and laptops, should be kept in carry-on baggage.
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Nadler negotiated the bill, which had some surveillance reforms but did not go as far as groups like the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) wanted, for months with Schiff, and outside stakeholders have blamed Schiff for torpedoing the effort, claiming Nadler was open to more significant reforms but faced opposition from Schiff.
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They go as far as they can and while they're climbing, the fungus is like, eating their brain, it's like telling them to go higher and higher, and they get to top, and they explode full of the spores that drift down to the bottom of the rainforest and infect everything else?
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It's a careful line: Epic says that it supports players and content creators in speaking out, but won't go as far as to actually stand up for any particular issue — after all, that might alienate people of a particular political or social view, and offended people are less likely to buy games.
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While Bloomberg's platform does not go as far as that of progressive firebrand and financial services heavyweight Elizabeth Warren, it echoes her platform in several respects: Among the most eye-catching proposals outlined by Bloomberg on Tuesday was a tax of 0.1% on transactions in stocks, bonds and payments on derivative contracts.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoIf you've just put down hundreds of dollars in exchange for a polished new gadget, than you want that money to go as far as possible—which means making sure that your device of choice enjoys a long and healthy existence before it heads off for recycling many years down the line.
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Coons, who sits on the Senate Judiciary Committee, has refused to go as far as some of his Democratic colleagues and call for a filibuster of Trump's Supreme Court nominee, saying he wants to move forward "one step at a time" and first hold a hearing and committee vote before deciding any further action.
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By the end of the hearing, it seemed clear that while a majority of the court is hesitant to go as far as Mr Connell in forcing the patent office to accept nearly every application that comes its way, the justices are deeply sceptical about the rule that led it to rebuff The Slants.
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Our original guide for what the Green New Deal looks like lies in a working document that called for the formation of a House Select Committee for a Green New Deal (ultimately, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi agreed to a select committee on climate change, but it did not go as far as progressives hoped).
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While the proposed rule would not go as far as the outright bans on fracking in Maryland, New York and Vermont, oil and gas companies fear that, if enacted, the Colorado proposal could spread to other states, curtailing the national oil and gas boom that was precipitated a decade ago by breakthroughs in fracking.
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The former Fox News host, who was fired after multiple allegations of sexual harassment and once paid $32 million to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit, didn't go as far as D'Souza or the Gateway Pundit, but echoed the idea that the surviving students are leftist pawns on Twitter and "debated" the topic on his personal website.
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The U.S. should also work with regional allies, potentially through international forums like the Financial Action Task Force, to blacklist government entities that cooperate with Hezbollah in Latin America and go as far as to designate the entire banking sectors of countries, such as Paraguay, that facilitate Hezbollah's terror finance, as zones of primary money laundering concern.
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"If a transitional agreement is not reached in the coming months, the BoE would be less likely to follow through on their plans to raise rates in May, although Governor (Mark) Carney did not go as far as to completely rule out a hike in that scenario," said Derek Halpenny, head of European market research at MUFG.
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And while I wouldn't go as far as to say they were discovered by the director — Dunst has been acting since she was 7 years old, while Fanning was creeping us out as a pyromaniac 8-year-old on Law & Order: SVU — the two actresses have left an indelible mark on Coppola's oeuvre, and she on them.
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The bill, a summary of which was released Monday morning, does not go as far as Chairman Adam SmithDavid (Adam) Adam SmithWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Landmark US-Russia arms control treaty poised for final blow Young Democrats look to replicate Ocasio-Cortez's primary path MORE (D-Wash.) has opined about in the past.
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"I think that there are inconsistencies in his testimony based on testimony we've heard from other witnesses, and it will probably be appropriate for him to come back and [to] have him interviewed again… I don't know that that decision has been made yet," she said, but added that "at this point" she would not go as far as accusing him of perjury.
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"There's just a deep desire to believe that we can have free college, free healthcare, that what we've done hasn't gone far enough, and that we just need to, you know, go as far as, you know, Scandinavia, whatever that means, and half the people don't know what it means but it is something that they deeply feel," she said.
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And when it comes to the issues that are really on the front lines as to whether we're going to have equal pay, paid family leave, some opportunity for, you know, women to go as far as their hard work and talent take them, I think that we still have some barriers to knock down, which is why that's at the core of my campaign.
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Progressives pushed for more stringent health and humanitarian standards for holding migrants in custody, but Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) ultimately caved to demands from centrists that the House take up a bipartisan Senate bill that didn't go as far as liberals wanted.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) and Paul, have warned their colleagues that they will not support legislation that does not go as far as the Affordable Care Act repeal measure that passed in 2015 and was vetoed by then-President Obama.
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"In this campaign, we are setting bold progressive goals backed up by real plans that will improve lives, creating more good jobs that provide dignity and pride in a middle class life, raising wages and reducing inequality, making sure all our kids get a good education no matter what zip code they live in, building ladders of opportunity and empowerment so all of our people can go as far as their hard work and talent will take them," she said, via CNN.
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That is the sentiment that we normally associate with Noam Chomsky and the hard left that try to explain away and rationalize the horrors of these Stalinists like Kim Jong Un. So as a general rule I don&apost really like that kind of thing, and of course it would be great if you got a deal that got rid of nuclear, and I&aposm not saying you don&apost do diplomacy, but I don&apost think that Trump needed to go as far as he did in his flattery.
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Bloomberg also on Tuesday waded into the long-running debate on the future of housing finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which were bailed out during the crisis, proposing to merge them to ensure taxpayers are fully compensated for the risks While Bloomberg's platform does not go as far as proposals backed by progressive rival presidential candidates Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, who have called for big banks to be broken up, it underscores how far the Democratic Party is moving to the left on financial and corporate policy issues.
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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 said Friday that former Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE's conversations with Iran are "unseemly and unprecedented," but would not go as far as President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in saying they are illegal.
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