Let's just say it wasn't what I had in mind.
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Turns out what Idol had in mind was even better.
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Harper Lee had in mind in To Kill a Mockingbird.
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What they had in mind was a superhero origin story.
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But this was not what most voters had in mind.
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Varga did not specify what counties he had in mind.
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Hard to imagine this is what grandma had in mind.
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He did not identify the governments he had in mind.
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Was giving that context something you always had in mind?
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These were not the glamorous rendezvous I'd had in mind.
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But this probably wasn't what Dodgers fans had in mind.
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I asked what kind of poster she had in mind.
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Whatever the Yankees had in mind, this certainly wasn't it.
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The result was not what Saudi officials had in mind.
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He has declined to specify what he had in mind.
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Is that something you had in mind while making this?
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Was that always the structural approach you had in mind?
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I doubt this is what Robert Mueller had in mind.
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Which seems to me precisely what Mr. Obama had in mind.
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It is unclear what destination, exactly, the Volkswagen had in mind.
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I promise, this is not what Beyoncé had in mind. 221.
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Flynn, it seems, just wasn't the winner people had in mind.
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But one new company probably isn't what ministers had in mind.
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Scaling up is something the Ohio State researchers had in mind.
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I don't think that's what the Founding Fathers had in mind.
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ROSS: WELL, I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE PRESIDENT HAD IN MIND.
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What the Methodist Church had in mind was basically a pamphlet.
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I can only imagine what they had in mind for me.
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This is what Richard Nixon and Milton Friedman had in mind.
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I imagined Kubrick saying, "Now that's what I had in mind."
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Is what we're seeing now exactly what you had in mind?
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But what he scheduled was not what she had in mind.
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That's what he had in mind when he put it together.
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It's probably not the investigation the United Nations had in mind.
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Ms. DeVos did not say what changes she had in mind.
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I wasn't sure if this was what she had in mind.
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That's just not the standard I think Congress had in mind.
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He declined to name the European country he had in mind.
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What were some of the specific imagery you had in mind?
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The resulting space fit what Rosenbaum had in mind — and then some.
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He did not have to spell out whom he had in mind.
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It is not what Mr Can and most Turks had in mind.
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JL: No. I had in mind this overarching concept of family heritage.
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"That's what we had in mind," Pistons guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope said.
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This is not what we had in mind you sadistic wankers pic.twitter.
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I think about numbers—mainly the last numbers I've had in mind.
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This probably isn't what he had in mind when he created Facebook.
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Information about Hillary Clinton is not what the law had in mind.
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It's true, it's gotten much closer to what I had in mind.
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I'll tell you what John Locke and James Madison had in mind.
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Though this might not be the improvisation most people had in mind.
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Trump did not specify what type of options he had in mind.
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It's not quite the radical feminist dream that Solanas had in mind.
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It is not clear what "tax breaks" the president had in mind.
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That's not the result Gadsby had in mind when she wrote it.
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Trump threatened action, although it was unclear what he had in mind.
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Is this not the picture of maternal feticide you had in mind?
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Mr. Levine had in mind the Mets, and I can dig it.
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This was not the kind of happening that Cage had in mind.
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De Rugy said 2035 was the timeframe the government had in mind.
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This is surely not the kind of participation Katz had in mind.
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Singh did not specify what kind of change she had in mind.
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They wanted Japandroids to be exactly the vision they had in mind.
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That's not exactly the Super Bowl any of us had in mind.
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What Lord King probably had in mind was a well-thumbed textbook model.
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"The poem completely fit the melody we already had in mind," says Frankel.
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If something looks better than what I had in mind, I'll use that.
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That's what I had in mind, and I realized how ambitious that was.
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It did not look like a wood block print I had in mind.
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Whatever the producer had in mind, I get it, and it's their project.
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And it was a different thing than we all had in mind, really.
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UK elections This is most definitely not what Theresa May had in mind.
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What was the vision you had in mind when you first started Aarght?
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But a one-party state was probably not what they had in mind.
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Was that juxtaposition something you had in mind when you created the game?
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They would never be able to capture the vision I had in mind.
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When she spoke of tolerance, she asserted, she had in mind anti-Semitism.
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"His acting style wasn't necessarily what I had in mind," the director conceded.
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What in the hell else could the Founding Fathers have had in mind?
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Was it older men you had in mind when you created Stays-Hard?
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"What I had in mind was to build community with radio," he said.
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I had in mind high school being about trying on a new personality.
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I don't think that's what Trump's 'buy American, hire American' had in mind.
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"We had in mind this car must fit female customers needs," he said.
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I don't think that's what the founders of this country had in mind.
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"It's not what Judge Jackson had in mind in her order," Butler said.
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She described the criteria that she'd had in mind at the Via's inception.
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To get a sense of what Batchelor had in mind, return to the paint.
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Was that the American theme you most had in mind, or were there others?
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BESSY I, the machine they had in mind, was to be decommissioned and replaced.
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Unfortunately, if that's what the creators had in mind, it never amounts to anything.
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Ep. 26 "Protocol" This is so not the road trip Walter had in mind.
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It turned out very useful to exactly construct the universe I had in mind.
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When you think "slip 'n' slide", this probably isn't what you had in mind.
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In June, Dunst admitted expanding her family was definitely something she had in mind.
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While I'm glad Veronica got some development, this isn't what I had in mind.
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In fact, that's what Marie had in mind when she opened shop in 2016.
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We don't think this was the scenario Sting had in mind, but it'll work.
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But the freedom to smoke was probably not one many observers had in mind.
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And a little familiarity might just have been what its makers had in mind.
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He declined to say whether the divisive nominee he had in mind was Trump.
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I'm completely speechless, because that is definitely not a scenario I had in mind.
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These discerning patrons certainly had in mind a conspicuous display of wealth and prestige.
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You mentioned the pro-feminist message Zarchi had in mind while making the film.
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Gates had in mind the fragile and underfunded public health infrastructure in poorer countries.
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This was not the subject I had in mind when I suggested the wines.
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"He had exactly the look I had in mind, a Black Irishman," Friedkin says.
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This was both outside the budget and not what West 8 had in mind.
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More bunting may not be what baseball had in mind for the new rule.
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He had in mind some drastic cuts and the jettisoning of Robbins's beloved choreography.
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Probably not the outcome Hamilton and Madison had in mind some 230 years ago.
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New guidance from the Trump administration has restored what Congress originally had in mind.
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Those are basic conceptions that people have had in mind for thousands of years.
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This likely isn't what Trump had in mind at the beginning of his presidency.
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Were there any creative aims you had in mind while working on the album?
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Either way, this isn't what your uncle had in mind; you've broken an implicit agreement.
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It's unclear what Bieber had in mind when he threatened to break up with Instagram.
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But the background he had in mind was probably his unwavering identification as a socialist.
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DOLGOV: No, no that's not the picture I had in mind in 2009 or 2010.
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While their designs are creative and beautiful, it's not exactly what Tilman had in mind.
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This is what the forefathers had in mind when they talked about the ideal American.
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Granted, most had in mind something different than what Mr Trump seems likely to offer.
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He had in mind a kind of Benchmark, which — with one exception during the dot.
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Is there a target demo or a group you had in mind when making it?
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It's not exactly what Gordon Moore had in mind—but it may prove even better.
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I have tried a lot of things to represent the pictures I had in mind.
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Not, perhaps, what the prince had in mind when he began building three decades ago.
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" Pressed as to what he had in mind, Mnuchin said: "They are Treasury secretary superpowers.
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"This can't possibly be what the creators of the internet had in mind," he said.
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"The vision I had in mind was very warm and like a home," she said.
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That's probably what IHOP had in mind when it tweeted about the holiday this morning.
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It's a tradition that Báez had in mind while formulating the concept for her installation.
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When I set out to write about pirates, that's not what I had in mind.
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This is absolutely not one of the "real games" my former housemate had in mind.
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This isn't what President Kennedy had in mind when he ushered in the space age.
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What I had in mind was that Trunov wouldn't be able to paint the picture.
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Reed was ready with a menu he's had in mind since he was a teenager.
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"Night Niccone Valley" (201I) and "Turning" (2003) are the kinds of paintings I had in mind.
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"It's not what I had in mind when I was thinking about my future," he said.
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In June 2017, the actress admitted expanding her family was definitely something she had in mind.
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Of course, that's not what he and his cofounders had in mind when they created Smarterchild.
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It isn't what they had in mind when they left Vincennes, Indiana, for a Florida vacation.
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Many of those challenges involved the kinds of longstanding gun laws that Scalia had in mind.
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Meanwhile, the man she had had in mind for a husband had been commanded to leave.
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This isn't what they had in mind when they left Vincennes, Indiana, for a Florida vacation.
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At least the proposal was memorable, even if it's not exactly what Hamilton had in mind.
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IN 2011 JULIAN ASSANGE was asked whether he had in mind a title for his autobiography.
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Rebecca told Paula that Josh "must be destroyed" — and Paula asked what she had in mind.
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The thought of hurting innocent people was something they never had in mind, but what if?
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I don't know whether he had in mind knocking out a couple of camels or what.
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"The Alcanar blast triggered the attacks...It's not what they had in mind initially," Trapero said.
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It wasn't a song Jackson, nor Angelika, had in mind before sitting down with one another.
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Sometimes "How was school?" gets a detailed answer, but not one the parent had in mind.
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That may not be what Uber's leaders had in mind, but it's a pretty good outcome.
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It may not be what Bach had in mind, but its honesty (and bravery) was touching.
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How was he supposed to be this thing that other people had in mind for him?
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Unrestrained capitalism was clearly not what the founders of the West German republic had in mind.
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BERTIE CARVEL I don't know what I had in mind before I came to the table.
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This was not at all what Daniel had in mind when he proposed opening the marriage.
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It would be hard to argue that this is the government the Framers had in mind.
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I could guess what Tanya had in mind, and it was more brilliant than she realized.
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I find that it wasn't an elephant I had in mind, after all, but a giraffe.
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Second, the kind of arbitrary process Souter had in mind is one that is without reason.
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What they had in mind was a monster of evident complexity -- morally twisted, but human nonetheless.
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If that wasn't what the founders had in mind, it's hard to imagine what they did.
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And yet, the Chelsea apartment still wasn't exactly what the style-conscious newlyweds had in mind.
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But Adams's unflattering view of automotive transport didn't seem to be what Marco had in mind.
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The baby soon arrives, but he's not the cute little attraction that Medici had in mind.
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It's fair to say that Gillham's Anne is probably not the person they had in mind.
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Okoye makes a valid point when she says this isn't what she had in mind for Wakanda.
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But shrinkage was not what Mr Mackenzie had in mind when launching the "Think Big" ad campaign.
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We wind up discharging him on the spot, just a little sooner than we had in mind.
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This probably isn't what they had in mind when they said the office equipment was multi-functional.
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"I don't know what she had in mind," Us reports Viall said during his Channel 33 segment.
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No specific concept, but the themes I had in mind were being lost and searching, and water.
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After Block suggested "it seems kind of obvious" what he had in mind, the imposter walked away.
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It wasn't immediately clear what purpose the White House had in mind for scheduling the Pennsylvania rally.
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The description fits the profile Dos Equis had in mind at the time of Goldsmith's send-off.
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It's not the Prime Day solution that Jeff Bezos likely had in mind, but hey, it works.
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Because Laboulaye invited Bartholdi, it was pretty clear that Laboulaye had in mind some kind of sculpture.
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The doctor said it was a symptom seen in one of the diseases she had in mind.
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Furthermore, she noted, the bill was simply not crafted to address the problem it had in mind.
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While not directly addressing Mr. Trump, neither left much doubt whom and what they had in mind.
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In contrast, I had in mind more contemporary, and common, artist friends who are fathers, art dads.
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They could apparently get a little paranoid about what those powerful actors had in mind for them.
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"We had in mind to create a permanent relationship with the culture of New Orleans," he said.
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That's O.K.'' It was also not clear what bipartisan health care bill Mr. Trump had in mind.
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But, he recently revealed, it was a plan he'd had in mind for more than a decade.
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Harvey was unfamiliar with my work and was confused as to what exactly I had in mind.
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Peck was circumspect when I asked him what kind of story he had in mind to tell.
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His caddie, Michael Greller, got the yardage and came over to see what Spieth had in mind.
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How much can be known about what Donald Trump had in mind when he fired James Comey?
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How much can be known about what Donald Trump had in mind when he fired James Comey?
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He had the courage to refuse the disgraceful end his first Bishop had in mind for him.
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We're guessing this isn't the spring break trip Danny had in mind, but we're glad he's okay.
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It wasn&apost exactly what philosopher Karl Marx had in mind -- but it shouldn&apost have surprised anyone.
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The DoJ did not say which firms it had in mind, but Google is likely to be one.
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A ring was not what Jobs had in mind when he first started talking about a new campus.
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When Aristotle said man is a political animal, animals like Donald Trump weren't what he had in mind.
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So I didn't know what they had in mind, but the investigation, I think, was to intimidate me.
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It's poppin' and I quickly realize that this might not be the casual day I had in mind.
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She did not say which regimes she had in mind, but the word was clearly in the plural.
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That's far more ambitious than what the New Deal had in mind, and far more subject to disappointment.
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In June, the Bring It On actress admitted expanding her family was definitely something she had in mind.
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When the Red Cross made its latest appeal for heroes, these were the people it had in mind.
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The mention of the hotel gave Tara pause, and she asked him what exactly he had in mind.
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Is that the sort of thing you had in mind to do when you studied it at uni?
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That's part of what Ballet Theater's artistic director, Kevin McKenzie, had in mind when he hired Ms. Dorrance.
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Woese had in mind a tiny molecular mechanism, common to all forms of cellular life, called the ribosome.
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When you decided you wanted to make America great again, was this the country you had in mind?
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He said he had in mind "a terrorist attack" — what he called "an amateurish, slipshod version" of one.
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He had in mind a brisk, entertaining and urgent look at a single episode early in Marshall's career.
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For all of Mr. Lavrov's jovial spin, though, the optics were not what the Kremlin had in mind.
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And that, of course, is exactly what Mr. Dunlap had in mind when he began organizing his exhibit.
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Was that what James and those train kids wanted, a future the fates had in mind for them?
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In fact, the lawsuit contends, that's exactly what Republicans in Congress and the Trump administration had in mind.
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Indeed, that is what Congress had in mind when it created the antitrust laws in the first place.
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Among the people Campbell had in mind was Sheena Wagstaff, the chief curator of exhibitions at Tate Modern.
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"So do I," Irving replied softly, which was chilling even before I knew what he had in mind.
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It was the kind of party I had in mind for one of the sequences in the film.
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This may or may not be what the New York Mets had in mind when they signed Tim Tebow.
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A sporty design wasn't what they had in mind, and anything too techie would be a definite turn-off.
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He had in mind the rise of another uncompromising Arizonan Republican, Barry Goldwater, whose Senate seat Mr McCain occupied.
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Gently making suggestions or demonstrating what he had in mind, the 28-year-old Mr. Peck appeared self-assured.
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Here he is in 2016 describing what he had in mind at the time, just to jog your memory.
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Working for the government, however, was not what he had in mind when he entered law school in 210.
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"They told me who I was playing and they told me what they had in mind," he recently revealed.
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When black radicals talked about a "back to Africa" movement, this was not exactly what they had in mind.
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Getting caught in the heat of the moment wasn't quite what Bryan Cranston had in mind for his honeymoon.
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That is almost always the case for photons in quantum electrodynamics (QED), the application Feynman originally had in mind.
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People are definitely spending bitcoin, just maybe not the kind of people proponents of cryptocurrency adoption had in mind.
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Of course, it's hard to imagine what other program HBO NOW subscribers would have had in mind when responding.
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To be clear, this doesn't seem to be one of the use cases that Predator Guard had in mind.
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That seems to be exactly what the United States had in mind in approving the deal, Iranian analysts say.
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How to construe the relationship, for a given play, between the two sources and whatever Shakespeare had in mind?
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I must admit I didn't draw that comparison, but I'm sure it's one David and Dan had in mind.
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He is, in many respects, exactly what the Founders had in mind when envisioning the profile of future senators.
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If that were all Mr. Jordan had in mind, I would still think JuneBaby is a very good restaurant.
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This was not what she had in mind when, as a younger woman, she looked toward retirement in Venezuela.
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This kind of image is exactly what Sugita had in mind when she took over as CEO this year.
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This is not what Alexander Hamilton and the other founders had in mind when they began the American experiment.
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Reaching out to rile up activists against fellow Democratic senators, however, is not what the leader had in mind.
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Ms. Campbell was not the only candidate he had in mind for a first date to the local cinema.
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"It is a raucous republic and the battle of ideas is what our founders had in mind," he continued.
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He's a knight in toxic armor — and certainly not the Manchin-slaying hero that party bigwigs had in mind.
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The lighting and amenities worked for Bachman and Walker, but the location wasn't quite what they had in mind.
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Probably not what the makers of "Peter Rabbit" had in mind when they put in that food allergy scene.
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But with "Apollo," the imagery came in a flood, revealing the sustained wealth of references he had in mind.
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" Tom suggests that acting on a wrestling show must not be "quite what you had in mind for yourself.
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Granted, wearing a single prosthetic near-constantly for so long is probably not what its creator had in mind.
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I reached out to ask him for ideas on how to improve a theme idea I had in mind.
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He said he could accept more resignations but did not say which bishop or bishops he had in mind.
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It is not what I had in mind, in terms of what that time was going to be like.
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It went over bigger and better than I even had in mind, and I had high expectations in my mind.
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Gay forced me to admit there was a story on my hands, though not the one he had in mind.
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If these puns weren't Ugg-xactly what you had in mind, we'll have something else afoot tomorrow on CNN 10.
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A part of him was relieved to have an excuse to close the door on whatever Pang had in mind.
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" But, she allowed, "Maybe they didn't have the same end picture in mind that I had in mind for myself.
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Still, I have had in mind for many years the feature list of my perfect combination writing and reading gadget.
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The type of incapacity its authors had in mind was a comatose John F. Kennedy had he survived his assassination.
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That could enable spamming, which probably isn't what someone had in mind when they added you as friend on Facebook.
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And Reynolds, did, indeed, give her a "tip," though it probably wasn't what she had in mind for her son.
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Even though it wasn't the birth experience I had in mind, I'm so happy Birdie came into this world safely.
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The one movie I had in mind when I was writing, shooting and directing was Boogie Nights by PT Anderson.
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Despite that success, starting a media company wasn't exactly the kind of thing Vietor, Favreau, and Lovett had in mind.
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In Marie Claire U.K.'s July issue, the actress admitted expanding her family was definitely something she had in mind.
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Mr Souleyman may be far from the cultural ambassador most Syrians had in mind for their most successful musical export.
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Mr. Bannon once told a colleague that Mr. Trump was an "imperfect vessel" for the revolution he had in mind.
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I just was going on YouTube to try to give the label an idea of what I had in mind.
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When we launched Voraciously two years ago, it was precisely this type of home cook that we had in mind.
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"They told me what they had in mind and I just said, you know, I'm a team player," Sasso said.
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This was the history that Boeing had in mind 61063 years ago when it decided to intervene with Lion Air.
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It's true that the clues used ellipses and not blanks, and I clearly overthought what Paul Hunsberger had in mind.
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But it was way beyond the lifting capacity of any missile the military had in mind to strike distant targets.
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Yet this is precisely the kind of abuse that the framers had in mind when they wrote the impeachment clause.
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Since Americans are already prohibited from doing business in Iran, it was far from clear what they had in mind.
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This must be the kind of behavior that Hunter had in mind with his insulting description of the president's character.
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James Wegmann, a spokesman for Mr. Sasse, said the only future date that Mr. Sasse had in mind was Nov.
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President Trump has talked about opening up libel law, though I doubt that this is what he had in mind.
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It's not prime time to publish nor the schedule I had in mind, but this is the week I'm having.
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But I believe that it misses the broader purpose that the framers had in mind when establishing the impeachment structure.
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This left Emily Burns, who had accompanied him the evening of the murder, not knowing what he had in mind.
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But one challenge that he might have had in mind, during the Goodwin interview, was the plight of the Palestinians.
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When the law's opponents portrayed Obamacare as a unique affront to personal liberty, this is what they had in mind.
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The move away from last-gen support was necessary to accommodate the scope Bungie had in mind for Rise of Iron.
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In Marie Claire U.K.'s July issue, the longtime actress admitted expanding her family was definitely something she had in mind.
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But when VICE News followed up, Shaw said he was no longer sure Paddock was the customer he had in mind.
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He certainly looks "fresh, never frozen" ... but ya gotta think that's not what Wendy's corporate had in mind with the slogan.
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This isn't exactly what Kiki had in mind when he relocated his pregnant wife, Mika (Alyssa Diaz) and son to Guadalajara.
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This is what Feynman had in mind, imagining in his lecture "that the computer will do exactly the same as nature".
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We're pretty sure this isn't what the makers of Smart cars had in mind when they came up with the design.
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The Graphic Glove This glove is exactly what Roald Dahl had in mind when he wrote Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
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The sort of collision Kevin Poormon had in mind when he loaded a DJI drone into his 40-foot air cannon.
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But the main use the creator — Waverly Labs' Andrew Ochoa — had in mind is much more important: meeting foreign cuties, y'all!
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One imagines Canna Tech was probably not what Peter Tosh had in mind when he sang "Legalize It" back in 1975.
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Bigger picture: Omni is finally pushing the "sharing economy" button it's had in mind since the company's founding three years ago.
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While this kind of executive policymaking is not what the framers had in mind, it's still going to become more common.
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But I struggled with translating what I had in mind into a two dimensional pattern, and I started looking for alternatives.
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"This is what I had in mind when I started the company," said Ethan Brown, who founded Beyond Meat in 2009.
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" The problems he had in mind were "policemen being shot in the streets, when you have riots, when you have Ferguson.
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The first few times I walked through the black door, what I had in mind was a mixed drink or two.
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The state director that Mr. McLaughlin had in mind that year was Corey Lewandowski, who is now Mr. Trump's campaign manager.
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This was not the scene I had in mind when I had agreed to check out Finnish sauna culture in Helsinki.
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Benn works in a call center Benn: So is working in a call center what you had in mind for me?
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We began to shoot the postures I had in mind, but her poses slowly morphed into a decidedly more stalwart figure.
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She had in mind a black version of "Bye Bye Birdie," with Richard Pryor, Prince and a very young Will Smith.
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But a simple celebration for two wasn't quite what Ms. Wu and Mr. Phaipanya, 2350, a broker strategist, had in mind.
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Behavior like that of the Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev during the Cuban missile crisis was probably what Kahn had in mind.
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Although the Rabbi didn't speak to what technology he had in mind, his comments echo another rabbi's perspective about artificial meats.
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Then he said he would push for passage next year, although even aides could not describe what he had in mind.
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And that is precisely what the Framers had in mind when they created an independent judiciary, above the fray of politics.
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By Friday, it was clear that phase had indeed begun, but not in the way that Mr. Sánchez had in mind.
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The Dry VS, in my opinion, was a far cry from the lively, dry, refreshingly bitter wine I had in mind.
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The group of women writers is one I belong to now, though its membership wasn't always what I had in mind.
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The most challenging terrain the Mini crew had in mind on the drive route was a short section of gravel road.
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" It was another 10 months before he received another email saying that the person they had in mind was "too busy.
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Critic's Notebook I saw "Green Book" in a crowd of older white people — the precise audience this film had in mind.
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He was pleasantly surprised to hear, a few weeks later, that a "Nutcracker" was precisely what Ms. Dorrance had in mind.
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Adults on the receiving end of an eye roll are often offended, and sometimes that's just what the girl had in mind.
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After Wednesday's hearing, Walden said "we'll talk about hearings from other CEOs, too," though he didn't specify who he had in mind.
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There was a whole separate section I had in mind: I went to see John Ehrlichman when he got out of jail.
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"I sent them a Direct Message and referred to that, asking what they had in mind," Best told BuzzFeed News over Signal.
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It does not take a tax lawyer to work out that he had in mind firms such as Google, Facebook and Amazon.
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An official with a major energy company said it was still not clear what contracts Iran had in mind for the sector.
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So while News Feed's recent issue likely isn't exactly what Facebook had in mind, it's certainly one way to accomplish that goal.
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After all, when people talk about getting health care costs under control, I don't think this is what they had in mind.
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When Veronica said she wanted Betty to go "full dark, no stars" I don't think this is what she had in mind.
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Yet while those who cheer wrenching change are in the ascendant, they may get something different from what they had in mind.
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That's what researchers at UC Berkeley had in mind when they designed CRAM, a robot prototype that looks just like a cockroach.
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We're guessing this isn't what Aretha had in mind when she famously sang, "I'm about to give you all of my money."
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Sure, there's plenty of slaying in the docu-film about drag queens, just not the kind Laney had in mind for moviegoers.
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This is exactly what the early UDC had in mind when it began -- to perpetuate the racial values of the Confederate generation.
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I didn't believe that my classmates and I, at our young age, could have any idea what the poet had in mind.
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Mike Lee, R-Utah, told CNN on Thursday morning that he didn't know what Trump had in mind when he fired Comey.
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Here are the perks I had in mind when I decided to open this premium charge card, and how I value them.
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But if that's not quite what you had in mind, there are other creative ways to keep your cool in the city.
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And then one day you rear back and survey everything you have done, and think, Is this all God had in mind?
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If you're surprised that I've received SNAP -- if it doesn't fit the image you had in mind -- that's part of the problem.
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"'El Viaje' was good, but I didn't get to explore completely what I had in mind," the producer told THUMP over email.
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There's an old piece of news footage that I had in mind, and it was kind of like sausage rolls falling down.
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The growth of extra-constitutional powers is what Arthur Schlessinger had in mind when he coined the phrase "imperial presidency" in 1973.
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Under the gloomy sky, it was an extraordinary, bewitching sight — not what the two designers originally had in mind, but perhaps better.
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Was this what Lenin had in mind when he roused the masses from an armored car at Finland Station in April 1917?
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When I started the puzzle with SCHLUBBY, I had in mind cluing it as [Like many sitcom dads], but SITCOMMY precluded that.
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Because clearly, when people voted to make America great again, kicking people out of homeless shelters was what they had in mind.
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We figured his interview with Ghosn would become central to the episode we had in mind and wanted the best possible audio.
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"Beppe had come to see us several times in the Senate and let us know what he had in mind," she said.
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I had in mind the traditional Spanish tapa called pulpo a la gallega, a specialty of the Galicia region in northwest Spain.
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He took the product he had in mind to the company's factory partner and then settled on whatever cost it would require.
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This interplay between executive and legislative power might not be exactly what James Madison and Alexander Hamilton had in mind in 1789.
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Attn Chris: When Springsteen sang, "Down the shore everything's all right," I'm pretty sure this is not what he had in mind.
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"He is precisely the sort of person whom the Founding Fathers had in mind when they included the impeachment clause," she writes.
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"You could invent anything you had in mind—you could have eyeglass more for the the look than for the eyesight," Dvash says.
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International regulation of fossil fuel sales and emissions, the judges said, is precisely the sort of thing the Supreme Court had in mind.
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Lowe told Dish Nation in February 2015 that it was not Soules whom producers originally had in mind to hand out the roses.
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The GH5 is all about video, though — something Panasonic clearly had in mind during the three years the company spent making the camera.
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But he knew the Cunningham tradition: The choreographer would tell a composer the duration and title of a piece he had in mind.
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It also had the power to create the game he had in mind, while still being simple enough that it wasn't especially daunting.
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Yet this is not quite what President Emmanuel Macron had in mind when he called for a "true European army" on November 6th.
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Yes. It was actually something that I've had in mind for a long time, I just never had the impetus to do it.
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When Max Weber wrote of the Protestant work ethic in 1904, he had in mind Calvinism and its relatives, such as American Puritanism.
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That is probably not what Satoshi Nakamoto, the still-elusive creator of bitcoin, had in mind when he set out on his endeavour.
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This is important work, but not what its ambitious architects—who modelled the library on a 15th-century Florentine palazzo—had in mind.
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This is presumably the kind of "disruptive situation" that Mr Sturzenegger had in mind when positing exceptions to his rule of non-intervention.
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Some of the towns appear to deviate from what China's leader, Xi Jinping, had in mind when he lent support to the idea.
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Loof would not be drawn on which companies he had in mind to sell through and said no contracts have yet been signed.
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When you formulated the nightly show, what was the ultimate goal you had in mind in terms of audience and style of humor?
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He urged greater efforts to 'patrol and secure Muslim neighborhoods,' without suggesting what this means or naming which communities he had in mind.
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As a longtime Wells Fargo customer and presumably at least part of the audience they had in mind, I thought the spot backfired.
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RocketSpace, which makes its living by looking after startups, at first sight looks like an example of what Mr Davis had in mind.
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"For some days now, I have had in mind a word that seems ugly: old age, a thought that frightens," he told Cardinals.
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"I wish I could tell you that we were geniuses, and it was exactly the concept that we had in mind," Browning said.
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"What I wanted to achieve was really something that I had in mind from the beginning when I started Vetements," Demna Gvasalia said.
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When service members complain that a military career involves jumping through a lot of hoops, this probably isn't what they had in mind.
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Still, what the right meant by "Judeo-Christian" was, not surprisingly, a very different thing than what the religious left had in mind.
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While I didn't mention Dr. King's famous 1963 "Letter from Birmingham Jail," that is exactly what I had in mind on the air.
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The authors had in mind the notorious, caught-on-video beating of Rodney King by four members of the Los Angeles Police Department.
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"Absolutely. I actually have a role for America that I've had in mind for a long time," Tamblyn said of directing her friends.
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Like several Trump administration officials, he accused the company of using the tariffs to justify a decision that it already had in mind.
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It'll be our version of a happy ending, which is the ending that Rachel and I have had in mind since the beginning.
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"What do you think the founding fathers had in mind when they gave it to the state legislatures?" he said of redistricting powers.
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Macron and his team surely had in mind the 2018 summit in Quebec, when the American president withdrew his signature from the communique.
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If so, then you might be one of the people MasterClass Cofounder Aaron Rasmussen had in mind when creating his new startup Outlier.org.
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" Mr. Erdogan indicated that border changes were not what he had in mind, declaring that Turkey "never covets the territory of another country.
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The notoriety wasn't what she had in mind when she first shared with her mother her plan to begin a solo climate strike.
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Ms. Klobuchar did not name which matters she had in mind, though several cases are still working their way through the court system.
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Rather, it follows two offenses that give a good sense of the kinds of crimes the framers had in mind: treason and bribery.
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Critics of Dershowitz&aposs defense said that the crimes the framers had in mind aren&apost limited to those found in statute books.
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Kraus had in mind the model of French autofiction—novels that make playful use of the author's identity without claiming to be autobiography.
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A tie vote affirms the lower court's ruling, which is hardly what the justices who voted to hear this case had in mind.
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That's not exactly what Republicans and administration policy aides had in mind when it was announced last weekend the Mueller probe was over.
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This is essentially what the Mr. Markey and Ms. Ocasio-Cortez had in mind when they rolled out their resolution on Feb. 7.
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Refinery29: I don't know what I thought Dirk Gently's was about, but what I watched was not at all what I had in mind.
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We went to the studio she was recording in at the Hit Factory in New York, to hear the song they had in mind.
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Black Panther's performance with Rotten Tomatoes readers should teach us all a lesson – but probably not the one these DCEU stans had in mind.
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Mr Zizek: Yes, but in a way different from the one that Lacan had in mind in his pessimist reading of the 1968 turmoil.
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Unsurprisingly, that's not quite the experience Google had in mind when it enabled this feature back in 2011, so now it's shutting it down.
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Parker had an answer ready when Jessica Curry asked her daughter what she had in mind for a Halloween costume, Curry told BuzzFeed News.
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I was astounded that so much of what the experts emphasized as good, godly living was not at all what God had in mind.
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In the end, when I asked Amazon for an updated Kindle this year, the new Oasis is basically exactly what I had in mind.
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Going for a world speed record that has never been set before was not something I had in mind for life after the military.
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This is not exactly what the candidate of hope and change had in mind by "hope and change," but it would have to do.
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Yet a country in transition from socialism to a market economy and with an immature financial system is not what Minsky had in mind.
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The only thing we had in mind was that we'd send Peter Florrick, the Chris Noth character, home from prison in the first year.
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IT ALSO BUYS A LOT OF COMPONENTS FROM QUALCOMM AND FROM OTHER AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS, SO THAT WAS ANOTHER CONSIDERATION THAT WE HAD IN MIND.
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"Let me assure you this is quite what we had in mind, and we look forward to its appearance in print," Mr. Hickson wrote.
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But Jenner's first modelling spread since the ad wasn't quite the comeback she had in mind because her photographer kind of stole her thunder.
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Over the course of two days and several meals, he outlined what the firm had in mind: suing the President of the United States.
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But if the electorate had in mind limiting the influx of Polish plumbers and Syrian refugees, Mr. Carney presents a different sort of immigrant.
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It's certainly not the offer Tigere had in mind, but it might just be the golden ticket to getting his business off the ground.
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We had "Over" and "Hands," with a whole different tracklisting I had in mind, like not having the singles that were from different sessions.
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But something tells me that's not what the people behind the nude mods for the otherwise innocent farming simulator Stardew Valley had in mind.
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But this was hardly the homecoming Britton had in mind, allowing a long home run to his former teammate Chris Davis with two outs.
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Chandler Jones—This is what the Arizona Cardinals had in mind when they traded for the former New England Patriots linebacker during the offseason.
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So, when we got Valerie in NYC ... we had to know what she had in mind when she came up with the classic lyrics.
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Now it seems that the president had in mind people in the theater community who still believe that they can work with the Kremlin.
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It was the type of performance the Astros had in mind when they acquired him from the Detroit Tigers just before midnight on Aug.
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Performing a striptease to Nelly's "Hot in Herre" in front of socially conservative potential investors from Kansas City isn't what she had in mind.
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It was hardly the farewell party that Bolt had in mind when he decided to make this meet the final one of his career.
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A row of urinals lined a wall of their loft, which was, perhaps, a touch more Marcel Duchamp than the couple had in mind.
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This kind of focus on different registers of the cilantro flavor is also what I had in mind for these sweet and spicy ribs.
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To achieve the naturalness he had in mind, Mr. Maillot also zeroed in on the dancers' ingrained habits so he could peel them away.
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I suspect this version of America may not be the one our fallen soldiers had in mind when they vowed to serve and protect.
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What they strove to do, and perhaps the only thing they had in mind, was to make a little white man out of you.
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I didn't get that role, but he told me to come in and do a screen test for another character he had in mind.
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This what Mueller had in mind when he hired Majerle, who was passed over for his dream job as the coach of the Suns.
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Was it something you had in mind from the beginning, or did it take gathering work for the common subject matter to show through?
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And while Lee says he was pleased by the "great campaign," he admitted the show itself didn't quite nail the goals they'd had in mind.
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Needless to say, I wasn't really in a bikini mood, but he quickly clarified that what he had in mind didn't require a bathing suit.
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It looked as though he was searching his mind to execute a particular plan he had in mind … but he was not given the opportunity.
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Whether officials also had in mind someone closer to home who has made inflammatory statements on foreign policy -- the Republican presidential nominee -- was not clear.
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His sceptical words reinforced the suspicion among Muslim leaders that what the government had in mind was simply going through the motions of an investigation.
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It's like, we'll figure out the technology if that's what Matt wants the movie to look like, and that's definitely what he had in mind.
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It was not, he insisted, what the Constitution's framers had in mind when they cited "high crimes and misdemeanors" as cause for a president's removal.
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Lawrence Ware, The New York Times: I saw "Green Book" in a crowd of older white people — the precise audience this film had in mind.
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The Duffer brothers seem pretty woke, but I don't think this is necessarily what they had in mind when they dreamt up their nightmarish monster.
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The candidate Gevers had in mind was Tom Gustinis, the American expat who only a month earlier had warned Arthur about Gevers' single-signature power.
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" When asked what kind of punishment he had in mind, Trump lacked specifics and said that he has "not determined what the punishment would be.
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"It seemed to our group that what [Belyea] had in mind was very much the proper thing to be doing," the company's Kenyon Taylor said.
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It looked as though he was searching his mind to execute a particular plan he had in mind… but he was not given the opportunity.
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But their aim, they said, is to be part of a cool, niche group of Muji fans: not exactly what the brand had in mind.
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It should have been clear to Western negotiators in 2015 that this was exactly the endgame that the recently-elected Iranian President had in mind.
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"He is exactly the kind of citizen-legislator the Founders had in mind when they contemplated the makeup of the House of Representatives," she added.
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"The times they are a-changin'" sang Bob Dylan then, but the Trump era transformations are hardly what the epoch-defining troubadour had in mind.
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I wanted to film him doing an a cappella performance, and without prompting he arrived wanting to perform the exact song I'd had in mind.
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But by the same token, this means that little bits of humanity will inevitably leak into the sanitized tool that Google originally had in mind.
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But the separation between workers and leaders over the last year has grown, and some workers said it's not what the founders had in mind.
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On Wednesday, Representative Adam Schiff argued that Mr. Trump's conduct was exactly what the framers of the Constitution had in mind when they devised impeachment.
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It's more or less exactly what Raphael Lyon had in mind when he and a partner decided to open a meadery in Brooklyn in 2015.
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Slinging mud at porn stars likely wasn't what the Founding Fathers had in mind with the First Amendment, but nonetheless this is where we are.
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With a lot of more than a half-acre and an expansive, parklike backyard, it seemed promising, if not what they initially had in mind.
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The photographer Tomas van Houtryve had in mind the nuanced past of what is now the American West when he set out on the border.
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Because this is such a potential can of worms, the court ruled, Congress must be super-clear that this is what it had in mind.
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When Bill Gurley wrote six weeks ago that Travis Kalanick had earned "many pages in the history books," this probably wasn't what he had in mind.
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But the unusual nature of this appointment all seems to suggest that limiting the Mueller investigation was exactly what Trump had in mind, legal experts said.
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It did not say which external clearing institution it had in mind, but last July Finance Minister Oleksandr Danylyuk said he planned to talk with Euroclear.
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It's not exactly the style I had in mind, and they only have it in a bigger size, but for the price I'll make it work!
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Practically, the country is two months away from a chaotic no-deal outcome that no one had in mind when they voted to leave in 2016.
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The person Propst had in mind for his new, open, dynamic workspaces was the "knowledge worker," a social figure newly articulated by management theorist Peter Drucker.
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On the recommended-already list, a number of titles that I've had in mind for a while, but just need to get around to picking up.
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The algorithm might pick up a sharp rise in the word "Skittles" and deem it a trending topic — not exactly the events Facebook had in mind.
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Nor did she think that shuffling around items in the state budget is the sort of injury that the Supreme Court had in mind for standing.
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When Hitler praised American restrictions on naturalization, he had in mind the Immigration Act of 1924, which imposed national quotas and barred most Asian people altogether.
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"I don't think Samsung said much that was surprising or beyond what investors already had in mind," said HDC Asset Management fund manager Park Jung-hoon.
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"It's a minor inconvenience compared to a crane falling on us, but it's not exactly what we had in mind for our vacation," Ms. Reagle said.
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The senator had in mind Trump administration assertions that there is no "smoking gun" linking the crown prince to the order to kill Khashoggi (The Hill).
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Though Bill was not the 'roided out pile of bulging muscles I had in mind, he ended up being the perfect partner to try poke with.
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We kind of always had in mind that we wanted to do a brick-and-mortar, especially now that we've started getting a bunch of press.
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When we designed the costumes, we had in mind that when people travel they want to try on the clothes of the people that live there.
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To get our head around its share price declines, let's compare and contrast what Slack promised for its fiscal 2021, and what investors had in mind.
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Any White House employee would likely appreciate a public shout-out from the former first lady, but this probably wasn't what Duncan Wolfe had in mind.
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The image Ford had in mind was of Andy Warhol and Edie Sedgwick posing in a manhole, and all the uptown/downtown duality that it epitomized.
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It wasn't exactly what I had in mind and I'm finally writing up a list of things that didn't sit well with me and my vision.
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While it wasn't the Disney-worthy victory that the volunteers may have had in mind this go-round, it was still a victory by their standards.
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Sondland's testimony made it plain that such public comments are not what Trump had in mind in calling for investigations into what Ukraine did in 2016.
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I had in mind an authoritative user's manual, a later-life counterpart to the Penelope Leach baby and child guide I'd relied on as a parent.
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All you have to do is take a look at Wikileaks and see what they say about Sanders and see what Wasserman-Schultz had in mind.
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BC: He has always been responsive politician, and he has always had in mind the interests of Europe, so really I am not too worried about that.
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While the Whopperito didn't seem to be the hit Burger King had in mind, the Yelp page for the Long Island Burgrito's is flooded with positive reviews.
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Still, a lot of content produced by cranks, rogues, and hackers who don't fit the model the Supreme Court had in mind in Sullivan finds an audience.
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He said that "isn't exactly the first use case that the team had in mind," but the ability to move household items would be a valuable skill.
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These are the sorts of manufactured demands I had in mind, and they're harder to pin down than our appetite for things like booze or junk food.
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Even though being an influencer isn't exactly what she had in mind when she signed up for international business, her occupation does require flying around the world.
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"Vasilii's behavior was particularly egregious, beyond the worst kinds of extreme misconduct that we originally had in mind when we devised the Global Penalty Index," said Riot.
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"I don't think Samsung said much that was surprising or beyond what investors had already had in mind," said HDC Asset Management fund manager Park Jung-hoon.
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I don't mean to pretend I'm channelling Abraham Lincoln now, but that's not what he had in mind, I think, when he helped form the Republican party.
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I don't mean to pretend I'm channeling Abraham Lincoln now, but that's not what he had in mind, I think, when he helped form the Republican Party.
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When Smriti first wrote to us she had in mind "a visual cocoon that intersects with the music" and during development the word 'visceral' came up often.
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They also say to "fake it 'til you make it," but one assumes this isn't quite what the architect of that particular bon mot had in mind.
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An example of the ideal cast member would be the talented Constance Wu, who he had in mind to play the lead character, Rachel, from the beginning.
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So the idea of laying naked in a room with a stranger for four hours was not really what I had in mind on the relaxation front.
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"He's out there talking about details of his sex life," she said, continuing to give very specific details — anatomical and otherwise — about what she had in mind.
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"In the business plan we had in mind that we will lose money for few years before achieving balanced earnings," CEO Younes Benjelloun told Reuters in Marrakechh.
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At the same time, the people Liebling had in mind, owners of the press in the more institutional sense, find their guarantee of freedom less than ironclad.
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"Within 10 years, I think there could be a great rider from the continent of Africa," he said, declining to name the candidate he had in mind.
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Von der Leyen, speaking at the opening ceremony for Germany's new cyber command in Bonn, gave no details of what kind of retaliation she had in mind.
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" Bold reform seems to be what President Trump had in mind when he issued Executive Order 13781, calling for a "Comprehensive Plan for Reorganizing the Executive Branch.
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A hospital-board election in central California wasn't exactly what Burstien had in mind when he set out to establish Psy-Group in the U.S. election market.
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A sewer of bigotry and vile conspiracy theories that threatens democracy and our planet: this cannot possibly be what the creators of the internet had in mind.
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"For Shinzo, realizing the dream of normalizing relations with Russia that Shintaro had in mind is one legacy that he wants to leave," former diplomat Togo said.
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If you're lucky, you start with a blank slate and some time in the future, years later, it may become something like what you had in mind.
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This is not what America's founders had in mind when they gave the president the power to appoint justices, with the advice and consent of the Senate.
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Then again, I couldn't tell you what I had in mind, which is often the case when we're confronted with conclusions to moment's we're emotionally attached to.
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It's safe to say, this is not the start the Yankees had in mind when they signed their newest slugger to a $25 million a year deal.
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That's exactly what engineers presenting at the 19th China Beijing International High-Tech Expo this year had in mind when they debuted their concept for elevated buses.
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This isn't the kind of edible Robert Rosenheck had in mind when he set out to create the medicated product line Lord Jones with his wife, Cindy.
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Not quite what I had in mind, Siri.... Siri has a ways to go if it's going to catch up with other voice assistants in health offerings.
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While high-technology security is among the allowed expenditures under the Smart Schools Bond Act, it's doubtful that facial-recognition technology is what voters had in mind.
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A double-bogey 5 on No. 9.083 brought Simpson's momentum to a jarring end and put him to the kind of test his father had in mind.
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And in this case, I had in mind another question to which the reporting did provide some answers: Is living to 110 even a goal worth pursuing?
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We're told Sitch and his chick are already doing what's necessary ... which is exactly what Lauren told us she had in mind just before Mike got out.
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Asked by reporters on Saturday what specifically he had in mind, he offered no examples and instead asked a senator visiting the Oval Office for his thoughts.
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Mr. McCaul may have had in mind a collection of more than 200 emails of Republican officials and activists that appeared this year on the website DCLeaks.com.
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What Polanski, Towne, and Nicholson, along with Paramount head of production Robert Evans, had in mind was something far more nuanced, not unlike a novel on film.
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Bill Clinton was impeached for lying under oath about an affair with an intern -- something that there is no evidence that the founders ever had in mind.
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I do hope that it would be remembered in a way that honors the vision of our founders, what they had in mind for establishing a democracy.
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That, along with a reported $60 million in compensation, is what Jackson had in mind when he put his retirement in sunny California on hold in 2014.
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Maybe Trump's recent deal with Democrats isn't quite what they had in mind, but as Noah points out, it at least makes for some surprising new material.
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Then, when negotiations fell through for the original event space organizers had in mind, the venue, the Clarendon Ballroom, says it began getting threatening calls from Trump supporters.
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" Asked what tactical changes he had in mind, he said: "Point out slightly more directly what it means if you support Donald Trump in such a fervent manner.
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"Russia's law-enforcement bodies behave in a far more restrained manner than their colleagues in other European countries," Putin said, without specifying which countries he had in mind.
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At the beginning of work on "The Most Incredible Things," he made super-detailed outlines for his collaborators, replete with references to other art he had in mind.
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In fact, I bet this moan-filled moment is exactly the fantasy Bobby had in mind for his single-testicle-costing "one night" with the former English major.
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Iran's President Hassan Rouhani said on Wednesday his country was ready for "just" negotiations but not if they meant surrender, without saying what talks he had in mind.
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Because if you were to consider what another person thinks or feels — even for a millisecond — you might not post whatever piece of 'content' you had in mind.
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According to the duo, they are currently halfway through writing Episode 20 of 22, but the bones of the ending they've had in mind will stay as is.
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This is not the outcome the UN had in mind 25 years ago, when it undertook an ambitious mission to rescue Cambodia from decades of violence and misery.
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"The concept is one I've had in mind for a while now and finally being able to bring it to light is so exciting for me," she says.
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Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani, said on Wednesday his country was ready for "just" negotiations but not if they meant surrender, without saying what talks he had in mind.
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And even if Interpol and Fairey had in mind that a collaboration could have cross-promotional benefits, does that take away from the artistic integrity of their endeavor?
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Hayek says because she's worked with women's charities for 25 years, she was expecting Markle to inquire about teaming up for a specific organization she had in mind.
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His message was not what officials of the Iran National Carpet Center had in mind when they organized a tour for a group of foreign journalists last weekend.
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He had in mind the millions of people who have no workplace retirement plan, but the government plan is also better than just about anything any employer offers.
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Mr. Bannon told a colleague in multiple conversations during the presidential campaign that he knew Mr. Trump was an "imperfect vessel" for the revolution he had in mind.
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This is alarming, particularly because Leo and the society are committed to an "originalist" interpretation of the Constitution, which is anything but what the Framers had in mind.
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"The food truck really started as a means to an end," she explained, standing next to her truck in downtown Durham, NC. The end Polanco had in mind?
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The team had worked for months to create the sort of dense, retrofitted industrial look that Scott had in mind, and they were already $1 million over budget.
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What I had in mind were some of the regulations that we've had on the books for a while that stand in the way of investment in networks.
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It's the sort of thing Winters may well have had in mind when he jokily praised writers who know how "to sell your troubles and bug other people."
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The debacle in Iowa is more or less exactly what Hasen had in mind, and indeed it's actually worse because of the peculiar format of the Iowa caucuses.
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We want to explore which advertisements push our readers' buttons — good or bad — and then ask the companies and agencies that created them what they had in mind.
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This sort of home away from home for Brazilians is what Ricardo Bastos, 49, had in mind when he opened the place in 1994 as a tiny bodega.
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It was the first rehearsal of his latest work for New York City Ballet, and the dancers were waiting eagerly to find out what he had in mind.
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"Well, I think that was the purpose Republicans had in mind," he said on CNN when asked if House Republicans wanted to impact Hillary Clinton's Oval Office bid.
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That shirt and what it signifies was all the conversation Lawrence had in mind, suggesting that he's leaving both Issa and the man he used to be behind.
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"I think the major audience that Trump had in mind for his missile strike was sitting right next to him this weekend at Mar-a-Lago," Coons said.
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Most likely she had in mind reports that inside the context of the Reagan administration, Nancy was from the faction that eventually pushed the president to do something.
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He wasn't sure where he'd train and he wasn't sure when he would actually compete, but fighting MMA was bucket list stuff he'd had in mind for a while.
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Since the show's creator, Amy Sherman-Palladino, left before its final season, the last four words she always had in mind for the finale remained a mystery — until yesterday.
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That mission, she said, is not what New York lawmakers had in mind when they enacted the state's shield law to protect the public's interest in a free press.
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I admitted I hadn't thought of that; most of the men I had in mind were the ones who'd been exposed by extensive reporting, but they hadn't been tried.
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"I urge the international community to take specific steps to build up pressure on Myanmar to implement the deal," Hasina added, without specifying which measures she had in mind.
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For a scholarly response to this view of what Jesus had in mind (and other points raised by Professor Martens), I recommend reading this two-parter from Leroy Huizenga.
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That's what the makers of the HP Pavilion had in mind when they set out to create a 2-in-1 touchscreen laptop that really reflects today's busy lifestyle.
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Last week, news broke that the candidate Kristol had in mind was French, a writer for the National Review who served in Iraq and was awarded a Bronze Star.
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We know that Martin told Benioff and Weiss in some detail about his plans for the major characters and the ultimate ending he had in mind for the series.
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But when you add another instrument into the mix, you start to get a better idea of what Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume had in mind when he invented the instrument.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Iran is ready for "just" negotiations but not if they mean surrender, Iran's President Hassan Rouhani said on Wednesday, without saying what talks he had in mind.
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That's not what evolution had in mind (evolution doesn't have a mind; don't say that) for good ol' Toxo, which spreads in cat feces or as a foodborne infection.
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If you're getting some serious Carrie Bradshaw vibes from the look (cue her famous ballerina tulle moment in the SATC opening), that's exactly what the star had in mind.
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Not to shatter the mystery or anything, but as far as the birth of Salad Fingers goes, what was the vague concept you had in mind at the beginning?
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STACEY Do you think this is what Bob Dylan had in mind with his transposed nursery rhyme of a lyric: "He just smoked my eyelids and punched my cigarette"?
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I don't wear a dress so I didn't have to worry about tripping, and I just wanted to remember what I had in mind that I wanted to say.
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Because of course that's what Thomas Jefferson and the other founding fathers had in mind when they set in motion more than 200 years of peaceful transfer of power.
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At the time, Mojang said it would be sharing news about graphics optimization for some platforms "very soon," and it looks like this is what they had in mind.
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When convinced that eroding the foundation of the relationship carried some unnecessary early risks to the larger agenda he had in mind, the former builder backed off a bit.
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"I wanted to use as many diamonds as possible," Tarang Arora, the creative director of Amrapali Jewels, said about the showpiece he had in mind for Jewelry Arabia 2016.
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Whatever the individual voters in Bulgaria and Moldova had in mind, their receptivity to warmer relations with Mr. Putin is another blow to Western cohesion at a critical juncture.
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Dodgers 6, Braves 2 ATLANTA — When the Los Angeles Dodgers bolstered their already potent lineup with the slugging shortstop Manny Machado, this is just what they had in mind.
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"We can't say we expected that, but that was the best scenario we had in mind," says Elad Yam, 23, who owns Urban Sophistication with his sister Neta, 21.
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And that is precisely what Ms. Furió had in mind when she created a weekly dance fest that would break all the rules of tango, Argentina's prime cultural export.
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Although the president did not cite the article he had in mind, it was presumed to be a reference to a commentary for TownHall by trial lawyer Kurt Schlichter.
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Das, who has a reputation as a consensus-builder and is known for a preference towards pro-growth policies, declined to elaborate on what measures he had in mind.
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Mr. Trump suggested earlier Thursday that he had demanded Mr. Flynn's resignation on Monday partly because of enthusiasm about an unnamed person he had in mind to replace him.
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If you'd like to know what John Bolton had in mind when he thought that ZelEnsky could favorably impress the president and Warsaw, we can find that out too.
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" So Ellsberg resolved to strike back: "What I had in mind was very simple: a leak a day of a closely held secret, something that showed high-level access.
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It may not be exactly what the founding fathers had in mind, or what progressives and liberals today have in mind, or what the Trump people have in mind.
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The bill could affect any Clinton advisers who now work on Wall Street if they were to join a future Clinton Administration; Warren had in mind precisely this scenario.
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But, at the end of the day, this is a decision about whether the founding fathers had in mind this kind of misconduct when they gave Congress this remedy.
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You can watch the Twitter livestream here to see exactly what I said, but here's a slightly fuller explanation with a couple of the examples I had in mind.
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But if that's what Barr had in mind, he hasn't expressly said so since he received Mueller's final report — which itself contains a lengthy rebuttal of that very idea.
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When the song was released ahead of the record, it was paired with a lengthy, expository letter, addressing the song's intent and the goals she had in mind writing it.
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While the X60 was made after Lenovo took over the business from IBM in 2005, it was still sufficiently old and seemed perfectly suited for what I had in mind.
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This threshold should not shift because a candidate is of a minority race, identifies as a female or because their initial range is lesser than what you had in mind.
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But she went on to offer further evidence that the strict, report-to-the-SEC understanding of "whistleblower" was what Congress had in mind when passing Dodd-Frank in 2010.
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When President Xi Jinping called for a "robot revolution" in China's robotics industry in 230, I'm not quite sure that something like Magic Beauty is what he had in mind.
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This is exactly what former Ford CEO Alan Mulally had in mind when he announced plans in 2012 to eventually sell the Mustang in Europe and elsewhere around the world.
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Why it matters: Netanyahu didn't say what kind of concessions he had in mind, but the fact that he would offer them shows how optimistic he is about Trump's plan.
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That's what I had in mind with the Trump syllabus: As shocking at his election seemed to many people, it represented a point on a larger continuum of our history.
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Only then can we begin to recapture what the Founders had in mind about presidents recommending such measures to Congress from time to time as may be necessary and expedient.
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The project fell through when it became clear that everything the book was against—following dreams, finding princes, neat endings—was exactly what film-makers had in mind for it.
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Since 1968, America has gone off in a different direction than I had hoped: Reagan, Nixon, and Trump are not the kind of leaders we had in mind back then.
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It was that sense of decorum, I think, that John Leonard had in mind when he praised the "brilliant domesticity" of her style, a phrase one could characterize as sexist.
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Undoubtedly, these were some of the means the U.S. secretary of the Air Force had in mind when in January she said the U.S. was ready to airdrop in Syria.
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Still, Las Vegas facing Washington for the Cup in a series that will stretch into June is a long way from what Lord Stanley had in mind back in 1893.
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" He added: "I don't mean to pretend I am channeling Abraham Lincoln, but that is not what he had in mind, I think, when he helped form the Republican Party.
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I, on the other hand, am new to its glamour and otherworldliness, and that's what Richard had in mind when he turned to me toward the end of our conversation.
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But the Constitution is clear about what is an impeachable offense, and there is serious doubt that the conduct of Trump is consistent with what the framers had in mind.
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As a rule, biologists who study ants in the lab must constantly replenish their stocks from the wild, which would preclude the precise genetic research Dr. Kronauer had in mind.
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"I had the idea of partially removing the paint of the walls' skin, almost like a surgeon, to obtain each of the images that I had in mind," Pejac tells Hyperallergic.
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Snow Blow and Blowout both mix it with taurine and vitamin B, which is almost certainly not what your mum had in mind when she told you to take more vitamins.
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It turned out that getting all of the stadium revenue while sticking the public with more than half of the overall bill wasn't all that Davis and Adelson had in mind.
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Which means that, sometimes, the solution you come up with is different from what the customer had in mind, but as long as the problem is solved, they don't usually care.
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The high enrollment among this groups in many ways represents the exact goals Democratic legislators had in mind when they passed the health care law: expanding coverage to vulnerable, marginalized populations.
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So Mueller would head up to the Cabinet Room at the White House, charts and pictures in hand, to explain to President Bush and his team what Justice had in mind.
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Justice Antonin Scalia wrote the opinion and responded to critics who argued that harassment of men by men was unquestionably not what Congress had in mind when it passed Title VII.
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FAA commercial drone exemptions, known as 333s, are actually now defunct—replaced by the FAA's small drone rule Part 107—but it's still interesting to see what Apple had in mind.
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Holding US foreign policy hostage to personal political favors is straightforward abuse of power, precisely the sort of thing the Founders had in mind when they wrote impeachment into the Constitution.
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In a way, "The Art of Fugue" is another transcription, since Bach scored it on multiple staves (one per part) and never specified what instrument, or instruments, he had in mind.
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For Mr. Fox, a restless chef who goes to bed and wakes up thinking about flavor combinations, the dish he had in mind was a puzzle requiring both creativity and practicality.
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At the very least, another conversation about whether Mr. Trump bears any responsibility for today's toxic political environment is not what the party had in mind this close to Election Day.
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When Trump, a year later in Davos, denounced such "unfair economic practices" as "industrial subsidies and pervasive state-led economic planning," there was little doubt which nation he had in mind.
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The toilet inhabits a tiny stall, while the shower is large enough to bathe a couple — or even two couples — but that wasn't the kind of staycation we had in mind.
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They had in mind the sort of pardons that Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson granted Confederates during the Civil War and Reconstruction to help bring the conflict to a swift end.
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This is exactly what Chester Osborn, a fourth-generation winemaker at his family's 108-year-old d'Arenberg winery, had in mind almost 20 years ago when he conceived of the Cube.
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The Trump practice that finds federal money flowing into his businesses around the country is what the Founders had in mind when they banned foreign and domestic "emoluments" in the Constitution.
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At one point, she noted that journalists kept asking her to show them "a day in the life of Mitski" and that she was bemused by what they had in mind.
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Smiling by Mr. Trump's side, Mr. Netanyahu, who has steadily undermined the prospect of a Palestinian state, clearly believed his vision was the one the new American president had in mind.
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"The words people have used to describe 'Girl' came close to my heart because the scenes they are criticizing are scenes that I had in mind during my transition," she said.
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The Truven acquisition, Mr. Kelly added, rounds out the range of data assets and data management capabilities in health care that IBM had in mind when it established the Watson Health unit.
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When Showtime president David Nevins described the network's Twin Peaks miniseries as the "pure heroin" version of David Lynch, I suspect this eighth episode is very much what he had in mind.
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Outlandish as it sounds, something like this was what national security adviser John Bolton had in mind when he suggested the Libya model as a good example for North Korea to follow.
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It is also the project President Donald Trump's Commerce Secretary, Wilbur Ross, had in mind as he began crafting a "hit list" of regulations that should be killed to speed industrial permitting.
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A tie for ninth was hardly what he had in mind after winning the Canadian Open the previous week, but it still represented an improvement from missed cuts the previous three years.
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"He wants kids and doesn't want to keep putting it off, but it's not quite the timeline Miley had in mind," an unnamed source told the tabloid, according to the Daily Mail.
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He had in mind the Battle of Valmy, at which the French revolutionary army, imbued, it is said, with a new spirit of nationhood, beat the Prussians, who outnumbered and outgunned them.
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Macron probably had in mind his political history class from Sciences-Po where - like generations of French leaders before him - he was taught about the subtleties of the Fifth Republic's constitutional system.
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That seems to be what Darren Criss had in mind on Tuesday when he posted an almost-nude selfie while filming his new show, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story.
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" I guess it didn't work out with the designer they had in mind, and one of the producers called me to say,"I threw your name in to the ring for design.
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It's astounding to see how well it works, and it's likely what Oculus had in mind when they announced Doom 3 as a bundled game during the 2012 Kickstarter for the Rift.
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The interpretation does not exactly resemble what the Dai had in mind, but the sweet-spicy kick, artfully subdued by the creamy mayo, is hard to resist, even by authenticity hard-liners.
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And, at least in the early innings of the 1932 campaign, it was by no means clear that Franklin Roosevelt had in mind an economic policy that was terribly different from Hoover's.
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Mook has what author John Gaddis had in mind in his book, "On Grand Strategy," which is the ability to pursue a bold vision while adroitly managing unanticipated challenges along the way.
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But it turns out the final edit—rated PG-12 in France and R-18 in the UK—is actually a censored version of what director Eva Husson originally had in mind.
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ALL I KNOW IS WHAT WE HAD IN MIND FROM AN ENFORCEMENT POINT OF VIEW IS CAN WE PROVIDE A REALLY GOOD SOLUTION AND ONE THAT ALSO DOESN'T HAVE ADVERSE SIDE EFFECTS.
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The eldest, according to the matchmaker, worked for Microsoft, and he was the one the family had in mind for Min, but if that didn't work out there were two other sons.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) "Waters of the United States" regulation may not be the abolishment of private property rights that Marx had in mind, but it's one heck of a start.
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They painted Clinton as the victim of a partisan quest to exploit an offense—covering up an affair—that was not on the scale of abuse that the Framers had in mind.
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The new criminal probation terms for PG&E are modest compared with ones the judge had in mind in January and that PG&E said could have cost upwards of $25.07 billion.
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He first had in mind a kind of answering machine that would transcribe the contents of a call, but he quickly realized that it might be possible to record the voice itself.
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But Mr. Cipollone belittled the weight of the allegations, suggesting the Constitution's framers had in mind something more consequential when they created the impeachment clause than what the House managers had presented.
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" At the time, only one woman, Margaret Chase Smith of Maine, a Republican, was in the Senate, and, as an ardent Democrat, Ms. Bolton had in mind headlines like "Goldwater Annihilates Florida.
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It's better to admit you need help and to ask for it specifically than to complete a task unsure of whether it's even close to being what your manager had in mind.
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That changed when Lee realized it was the only way to earn the ending she had in mind: Anna sacrificing her life for Elsa, subverting decades of "happily ever after" marriage plots.
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These are the sorts of situations that Wendy Prudencio had in mind when she developed a job-readiness curriculum for young people who have experienced gang violence and the criminal justice system.
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Berkeley protests It probably wasn't the reception Milo Yiannopoulos had in mind when he agreed to give a speech at the home of the Free Speech Movement: Molotov cocktails, smashed windows and fires.
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I think that's what you had in mind when you said earlier that the New Atheists irritated you because they treated the idea of God as a kind of theoretical or epistemological question.
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"I thought that story would be something that my editors had in mind and so it was on my radar," Way said, emphasizing that she'd felt a moral obligation to write the piece.
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I work as a nurse's aide, and although this wasn't the job I had in mind when I graduated college with a BS in molecular biology, it has been a great learning experience.
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The kind of painting that the novelist had in mind is epitomised by Diego Rivera's "Sugar Cane" (1931, pictured), a scene of plantation life filled with tropical scenery and, yes, plenty of bombast.
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Let's be honest, the power strip you've been using for years could use a bit of an upgrade, and having a power strip with USB ports is exactly what we had in mind.
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While populist autocracy is a real phenomenon in global politics, it happens to be the No. 1 problem the authors of the US Constitution had in mind when designing our system of government.
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By writing that simple human freedom into law, California ensured the free flow of talent to the best and most promising opportunities, whether or not that's what their previous employer had in mind.
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I think the first [single] we had in mind was "Bug A Boo," but basically, I would kind of have an idea of what the melody should be; the concept and partial lyrics.
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I recently discovered a concept, the one about "mental disturbance," and I think that's what [I've had in mind when] I write, from the beginning with AH Kraken, Feeling of Love, or Marietta.
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They might have had in mind Facebook's January decision to prioritize "trustworthy" news in its feed of social media posts, using member surveys to identify high-quality outlets and fight sensationalism and misinformation.
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From wild dancing (she can't be controlled!) to necking in puddles, this is the worst-case scenario our parents had in mind when we wanted to go out and play in the rain.
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The idea that ratcheting up inequality will somehow lead to strong growth, better jobs, and higher living standards is substantively ludicrous — and not at all what Trump's working-class supporters had in mind.
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Trump didn't specify which Republicans he had in mind or what constitutes their disloyalty, but the word "protect" connotes some clear jeopardy to Trump, rather than his political preference that certain legislation pass.
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Alas, that is not what Mr. Mutko had in mind, and his statement is far from demonstrating any acknowledgment, much less contrition, about the widespread state-sponsored doping of which Russia stands accused.
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There was indeed an overhaul in parliament after Yanukovych fled the country, but some positions of power were given to members of far right parties—not exactly the change demonstrators had in mind.
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What kind of audience reaction Freundlich had in mind is hard to say—something sternly giggle-free, one imagines—but movies, now as ever, have the darnedest knack of missing their emotional target.
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Still, the authorization was passed more than a dozen years ago, and it's a stretch to argue this is the same military campaign President Bush had in mind when he sought the authorization.
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But Snow might well have had in mind the Italian-born physicist Enrico Fermi, the subject of a new scientific biography by the husband-and-wife team of Gino Segrè and Bettina Hoerlin.
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This is not exactly what Wittes had in mind back roughly seven years ago when he started the blog with University of Texas law professor Robert Chesney and Harvard law professor Jack Goldsmith.
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What I had in mind was the kind of narrative you heard in the down time, whenever we just let our hair down and everyone was talking about how screwed up everything was.
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This probably isn't exactly the type of shopping you had in mind, but hey, what better way to celebrate being a woman than by showing off your confidence and getting yourself a date?
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But, for Moscow, the issues of adoption and sanctions became seen as linked and have remained that way — something that a Kremlin-connected lawyer like Ms. Veselnitskaya would surely have had in mind.
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But buried in Mr. Kim's New Year's statement was a suggestion of what he really had in mind: talks with the United States about the "scope and depth" of the North's nuclear force.
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When a dishonest demagogue comes along and stirs up rabid support through manipulation and emotion (see above), the Founders had in mind that civility and reason, not anger, threats, or militancy, would prevail.
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"I was even willing to stand out in the rain and get my hair soaking wet," Trump said, noting that the location he had in mind would have been outside the 9th District.
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If you're having a meeting with your team, and you are all tasked with developing a plan, your team members may have ideas that don't perfectly align with what you had in mind.
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"Let me assure you this is quite what we had in mind and we look forward to its appearance in print," wrote an employee of the sugar industry group to one of the authors.
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Now, Olivia Jade's name is very much associated with Operation Varsity Blues, the celebrity college admissions scandal, and it's likely not what Loughlin had in mind when she gave her daughter some good advice.
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Coincidentally, his problems coincided with Wood's charge to the top of the leaderboard — not quite what he had in mind when he said it was a dream to be battling Tiger for a major.
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It's important for women to remain diligent and passionate while also being open to pursuing all opportunities presented to them, she said, even if it's not what they originally had in mind for themselves.
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Read on to discover yours, and don't stress if it isn't what you had in mind — whether you totally identify with your sign's major or not, the universe won't let you stay undeclared forever.
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Wrongly assuming Mr Bolton had referred to the American-led bombing of Libya, not to the disarmament that preceded it, he said it didn't sound like what he had in mind for Mr Kim.
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Refinery29 spoke to Jenkins about the events in her own life that inspired the film, the alternate title she had in mind, and why she's the newest devotee in the cult of Kathryn Hahn.
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Though they had called on the army to side with them in order to topple Mr Bashir, who has ruled since 1989, his bloodstained deputy was far from the replacement they had in mind.
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"As we got into it, we realized that there were other ways that we could make the system even more robust than the initial changes we had in mind," that official told the paper.
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In 2011's Republican presidential primary race, Rick Perry declared that he would shut down three wasteful government agencies if elected, but failed to recall the names of all three he had in mind.
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" It was also at Doney that Williams had his first meeting in 2100 with the legendary Roman actress Anna Magnani, whom he had in mind to play the widow Serafina in "The Rose Tattoo.
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That's what the Shanghai businessman Chen Wei had in mind when he turned to his friend Mr. Chen, the architect, to help him build a barn for pigs as part of his organic farm.
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Mark Warner, a trade lawyer in Toronto, said that while it was unclear what Mr. Trump had in mind for Nafta, he feared that a Trump administration would rekindle old trade battles with Canada.
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They are not able to enter our world and interact with people like the Wilsons — and I think this essential fact of their existence is an important part of what Peele had in mind.
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But we didn't see any detail about what Trump had in mind until late May, when he slipped a six-page info sheet on infrastructure in his budget proposal for 20183 with no fanfare.
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"The Mass says to young black girls, You are part of what God had in mind when, during creation, God said, 'It is good,'" Ms. Norton explained over lunch in Hell's Kitchen last month.
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When he founded Digit, Ethan Bloch had in mind the "Ender's Game" character Jane, who uses her artificial intelligence to prepare taxes for the hero Ender and ends up taking over his financial life.
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When I set about making an ad-lib version of chicken rice, I had in mind the biriyani model, in which a simple and savory chicken stew is mixed with basmati rice and baked.
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Thousands of affluent tech workers staying at work for lunch instead of visiting local restaurants is not what the city had in mind when offered companies in its Mid-Market district hefty tax breaks.
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Some Republican senators had made clear to the White House through phone calls that a severely limited investigation into Kavanaugh was not what they had in mind when they launched the probe on Friday.
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Mr. Reed and Mr. Bascobert, who spoke with The New York Times at the USA Today office in Midtown Manhattan, said the savings they had in mind amounted to 8 percent of annual costs.
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It's hard to determine exactly what Mueller had in mind, but here's a theory: "Mueller said 'close call, here you go Congress,'" says Michael Zeldin, a CNN legal analyst who has worked with Mueller.
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But the scandal that came to light last week is probably not what he had in mind, and we have a feeling that he is none too happy about all the attention it's receiving.
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Nick Ayers, who is currently Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff, was reportedly whom Trump had in mind for the job, but the 36-year-old operative is apparently out of the running.
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But it was ample for the specific purpose the researchers had in mind: They were looking to discern whether there is a structure to the brain's wiring pattern that might be informative about its function.
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When I started working on the newer stuff, I had in mind that I wanted to do a bigger sound – more orchestral and a broader palette all the way around as far as sounds go.
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Whatever domestic political considerations that Trump had in mind when setting up the meeting with Putin, the president succeeded today in undoing months of work by his administration and its supporters outside the White House.
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A subdomain of the internet of things, IoD encompasses the bevy of connected sex toys adding a little digital spice to our love lives — just maybe not the kind of spice anyone had in mind.
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DES MOINES, Iowa — A cross-examination about how unpopular the president is probably wasn't what Ronna Romney McDaniel had in mind when she decided to spend the first anniversary of Donald Trump's election in Iowa.
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"Anyone claiming that America's economy is in decline is peddling fiction," Mr. Obama told the lawmakers in the House chamber and millions watching at home who could easily guess the "anyone" he had in mind.
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As Frank reached for my belt buckle, I reckoned with the thought that this event was, no doubt, what he had in mind ever since I told him about the audio guide at 9 a.m.
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"How it played out was that I actually made that trick early on, and then I made another trick that I had in mind that was a little bit harder," Hawk, from Carlsbad, California, recalls.
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Two months earlier, the Army had still not decided whether this particular type would be the basis for all of the variants it had in mind, according to a report by the Congressional Research Service.
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It would make great copy if this is what Pope Francis had in mind when he selected Wim to be his official papal documentarian for the past two years, but he didn't even pick him.
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"Of course this (law) has created a lot of tension in the country, and the tension was not good for Lebanon, but overall we have preserved the objectives that we had in mind," he said.
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At the same time, I know that this is not what he had in mind when we agreed to an open relationship, and I feel as though I am deceiving him every time we talk.
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When the subject came up in an interview in July, he said, "I would only make that commitment as the agreement is being signed," though it was not clear what agreement he had in mind.
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But Trump pulled a Brechtian move, breaking the fourth wall and informing the audience — on two different occasions — that no matter what his staff members had in mind, he did not consider it a rehearsal.
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The White House now claims that it fulfilled that promise by negotiating the TPP — which includes Mexico and Canada and covers labor and environmental issues — but that's not really what NAFTA opponents had in mind.
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His final film is something different from what they had in mind: It depicts government handlers more or less directing the action in supposedly intimate scenes of the girl, Zin-mi Lee, and her family.
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Proponents had in mind several fast-growing Palestinian neighborhoods, like Kufr Aqab and the Shuafat refugee camp, that are within the city limits but outside the security barrier that Israel built to prevent terrorist attacks.
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I can look happily for hours at the photographs in books about Sissinghurst or the moss garden of Saiho-ji, and read all about what Vita Sackville-West and those Japanese monks had in mind.
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This is not what the founders of a flagship federal program with a $123 billion annual budget — an iconic Great Society program meant to prepare impoverished young people for the work force — had in mind.
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Wilson said the idea for Robin Games was something she had in mind for some time, as she was personally looking for games to like this to play herself — only to find they didn't exist.
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It is the type of promise the Orioles had in mind when he made a cameo at 19, before Tommy John surgery and other injuries limited him to 65 ⅓ minor league innings over three seasons.
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When Pop gave the show a two-season extension after Season 4, that struck him as a good opportunity to map out the conclusion he had in mind and go out on a high note.
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"She really embodied the vision of what Yves Saint Laurent was about and what he had in mind about women," said the makeup artist Francois Nars, a close friend of Ms. Schiano's since the 1980s.
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"We believe these are exactly the type of regulatory actions the administration had in mind when issuing the regulatory freeze and review process," said Vaughn Jennings, the group's managing director of government and regulatory communications.
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And it was surely the kind of game that manager Gareth Southgate had in mind when he opted not to go all out to top the group in the final group stage defeat by Belgium.
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They are a population Kory Floyd, a professor of communication at the University of Arizona, had in mind when he wrote about "affection deprivation" in a study of more than 500 participants, published in 2014.
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The internet is no longer just a medium for newsgroups and electronic bulletin boards, which were the conduits for authentic user-generated content that the drafters of the C.D.A. had in mind two decades ago.
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As Trump and Clinton prepare for their final debate tonight—this time focused on national security—NSA alumni as well as critics are concerned that Trump may be exactly the turnkey tyrant Snowden had in mind.
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"A review of the statute's purpose and the relevant case law leads me to conclude that these interests are not what Congress had in mind when it enacted the CCPA," Donnelly said in the court order.
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All of which is likely what Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Philip Lowe had in mind last month when he foreshadowed a lasting turnaround in Australia's terms of trade after a half decade of decline.
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That was kind of our thought process going into this because [Mathew Knowles] really didn't think we were going to be able to come up with something more than the people he already had in mind.
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"While the fall was smaller than what we had in mind, the figure relied heavily on semiconductors when most other industries struggled," a finance ministry official said, adding that factory output for July may be weak.
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This is probably not what Duf Sundheim, a former state party chairman who won 8 percent of the vote last night, had in mind when he backed California's move to an open primary system in 2010.
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"There are a number of programs that the U.S. had in mind in developing our commitment under the Paris agreement," Janet McCabe, an acting assistant administrator at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), told the committee Wednesday.
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PREPA's investors, many of them hedge funds and mutual funds, have long called for wresting the utility from government control, but a piecemeal privatization push run by the government is not what they had in mind.
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Going private was important, they argued, because public market investors wouldn't have enough patience for the transformation they had in mind — and would pressure the company to make short-term fixes instead of long-term ones.
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I'm not 100 percent sure what the makers of Zoom had in mind when they developed the virtual background feature, but right now, it's a crucial part of having fun with your friends during social distancing.
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This is the version of Hanukkah I had in mind when my daughter and I walked down to our local branch of the Oakland Public Library to check out a stack of books about the holiday.
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But he had never written a murder mystery, and that was what he said he had in mind: a murder mystery set against the background of a boyhood disrupted by the chaos of the Great Depression.
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Her focus, though, is on helping her clients figure out what they want to do and how to go about doing it — particularly if the vocation they are in is not what they had in mind.
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The appointment of Mr. Tudose and his cabinet disappointed some observers, who had in mind a requirement announced by the country's president, Klaus Iohannis, for the prime minister to be a figure of integrity and competence.
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They argued that there was plenty of reason to believe that the Founding Fathers had in mind a broad range of offenses that could be just as serious as the crimes found in the statute books.
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While I doubt that's something Musgraves had in mind as an agenda when she made it, I do know that for her it feels damn good to make just the kind of country songs she wants to.
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The government she had in mind was a Muslim politician named Jahiruddin Mewati, who had served as chief of the village of Peepli Khera until a few years earlier, and who was running again in the fall.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, for example, recently introduced legislation to end what he calls "corporate welfare" — and it's pretty clear who he had in mind, since the bill was titled Stop Bad Employers by Zeroing Out Subsidies (BEZOS).
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He had in mind a firm whose funds would never grow so large that he'd have to say no to fairly nascent startups, and never so big that producing meaningful returns to his investors became nearly impossible.
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The spotted code gives a hint as to what Facebook had in mind in March when it inked a music licensing deal with Warner, adding to its deals with the other two major labels, Universal and Sony.
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Gleefully he mixes together curry powder and shampoo and antifreeze and other substances he finds lying around the house — but when he feeds it to his grandmother, it doesn't have quite the effect he had in mind.
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But the idea was almost exactly what Cossman had in mind—to rig a fire helmet with cameras and other sensors to provide augmented reality that gives a masked firefighter "sight," even when there's no actual visibility.
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"The shawarma was one of the first things we had in mind when we started brainstorming for our new menu," says 28-year-old Mette Brink Søberg, who works as head of research and development at Noma.
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Chick-fil-A customers found a convenient loophole in the company's packaging to turn a cup and straw into a portable table for nuggets ... but it ain't what CfA had in mind when it designed its boxes.
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He said he would stay on at EssilorLuxottica until he had accomplished all that he had in mind and that his close aide Francesco Milleri would replace him at the merged group if anything happened to him.
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Because of the slightly lower alcohol content (whiskey usually clocks in around 95-proof), the 80-proof whiskey is much smoother and sweeter than your average bourbon — and that's exactly what Hocking and Drake had in mind.
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Sauvage, which sits across the street from McCarren Park and opens its cafe doors on warm days and nights, seems to come from another era, but it's hard to say which one the owners had in mind.
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They had gone there together, and Mr. Jacobsohn said that as soon as Mr. Honschar began to rough out the image he had in mind, guards from the museum had come out and told him to stop.
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When Ben Branson started tinkering with a copper still he bought on the internet, toying with herbal distillate recipes from a 303th-century book of medicinal tinctures, being trendy is probably not what he had in mind.
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"What we had in mind is that in years to come, Princes William and Prince Harry would be happy to show this film to their own children and say this is who your grandmother was", Kent said.
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Mr. Trump withdrew presumably so America could develop stronger defenses against a nuclear attack; with the Avangard in its arsenal, Russia doesn't have to worry too much about penetrating whatever defenses the American military had in mind.
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The world outside the United States, reeling after several weeks of mind-boggling Trump behavior that matched the disruption his supporters had in mind when they elected him, will keep a close eye on Washington this week.
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Perhaps this is not what Percy Steinhart had in mind when he founded the company in Palm Beach in 1993 to create an all-purpose slipper for men and women by adding a dash of contemporary whimsy.
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"We'll see what happened, where she's (Zhang) from, who she is, but the result is they were able to get her and she's now suffering the consequences of whatever it is she had in mind," he said.
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Initially, Mr. Okada searched in Tokyo for a good location for his museum, but he could not find the room for what he had in mind in the densely built capital, said Aika Chikamori, a museum spokeswoman.
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So it's really a huge technological challenge and it's very clear from the fact that in all its reporting documents the Commission is only talking about the music industry that this is really what they had in mind.
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For "poor", read unconventional rather than impoverished: what Mr Celant had in mind was the "poor theatre" of the Polish director Jerzy Grotowski, which abandoned costumes and other inessentials to focus on the actor's relationship with the audience.
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For the shift he had in mind to happen, though, he reasoned that both those who live in the Amazon basin and those who govern it would have to share in the profits of this putative new economy.
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Sunday's botched draw ceremony branded as "sexist" and "trashy" was hardly what the ATP had in mind — forcing them and sponsors Red Bull to apologize after players had to select glamorous models to determine their round-robin group.
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" Weld told the Globe that Johnson backs his switch in focus, and said, "I have had in mind all along trying to get the Donald into third place, and with some tugging and hauling, we might get there.
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The FBI and the Chinese government have ended up on the same side This wasn't what Comey had in mind when he launched his crusade against encryption, but the past two weeks have made it difficult to avoid.
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A good example of what Sartre had in mind was the novelist Louis-Ferdinand Céline, a brilliant writer who besmirched himself by descending into Nazi apologia with his 1938 tract, Trifles for a Massacre (Bagatelles pour un massacre).
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"While it's hard to know the intention or what the perpetrator had in mind, it seems pretty clear to us what the symbol means," Miri Cypers, the regional director for the Anti-Defamation League, told the Seattle Times.
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In many ways, this is the exact opposite of what the anti-establishment Bitcoin founders had in mind, as Facebook's Libra will be governed by a centralized consortium of large institutions who have invested millions in the project.
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" He told his correspondent that he had in mind not only the Federalists but "any party of men whatever in religion, in philosophy, in politics, or in any thing else where I was capable of thinking for myself.
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This was the destination Bradley had in mind when he stopped coaching the United States national team in 2011: working in one of Europe's elite leagues, in one of Europe's iconic stadiums, against one of Europe's great teams.
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Back to our task of investing more heavily in public transit, he navigated to the exact cell he had in mind, even though it was on a completely different sheet, with only a few keystrokes: Transit, Row 193.
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When President Bill Clinton signed the Communications Decency Act of 1996—which was largely thrown out by the Supreme Court just a year later—Usenet had much of the indecent material that the bill's authors had in mind.
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While the group has strong ties to the state — Mumbai-born-and-bred Mr. Cardoz is Goan; Yash Bhanage, the chief operating officer, studied there; all of them visit frequently — it wasn't what they initially had in mind.
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"Attn Chris: When Springsteen sang, "Down the shore everything's all right," I'm pretty sure this is not what he had in mind," Preet Bharara, a former United States attorney, wrote in a tweet, adding an extra hashtag, #JerseyGirl.
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In adapting the novel to the big screen, the filmmakers clearly had in mind another touchpoint: the highly stylized social melodramas of the 1950s, most famously from filmmakers like Douglas Sirk, who combined high drama and social critique.
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While this incident has garnered plenty of attention for 50 Cent and the vodka he shamelessly endorses, it's probably not what Effen had in mind when they took him on as a spokesman for an undisclosed amount of money.
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"I have had in mind all along trying to get the Donald into third place, and with some tugging and hauling, we might get there," said the former Massachusetts governor in an interview with the Boston Globe published Tuesday.
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It is literally what showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss had in mind when crafting this season — and it explains the exact nature of Bran's new superpower for those of us who were wondering if he was just high.
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Media reports about the run-up to Trump's decision paint him as isolated and consumed by anger and paranoia, prompting questions from Trump allies about whose interests these government officials had in mind when they spoke to the press.
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Woods was best of the bunch with an even-par 72 but that was hardly what the PGA Tour had in mind when it grouped the best two players of their generation with the popular Fowler at TPC Sawgrass.
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When Arendt warned that "totalitarian solutions may well survive the fall of totalitarian regimes" and return disguised in otherwise free countries, things like this and Mr. Anton's perverse proposals may be the sort of things she had in mind.
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" It's easy to guess, too, the names of the Senate and House Republicans Stephen Bannon had in mind when, at a Values Voter Summit in Washington over the weekend, he declared "a season of war against the G.O.P. establishment.
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WASHINGTON — When Congress created its academic support fund three years ago, lawmakers had in mind a pot of money that would increase student access to art and music, mental health and technology programs at the nation's most impoverished schools.
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Lowell may well have had in mind George Meredith's "Modern Love" (1862), another verse narrative of marital catastrophe, whose sixteen-line sonnets have the poet speaking as both cuckold and adulterer, with anger and self-laceration and bitter amusement.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - It's probably not what U.S. President Donald Trump had in mind when imposing tariffs on aluminum imports, but it looks likely that some of the big winners from the 20173 percent import tax will be China's producers.
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It was unclear exactly what statement the president had in mind, but it followed a pair of equally rude tweets earlier in the week, in which Mr Trump called the brothers "totally overrated" and "a total joke in Republican circles".
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Ms. Warren's campaign has said she engaged in outside legal work primarily when there was a larger issue at stake, which is what Mr. Baird believed she had in mind when she agreed to represent LTV in its Supreme Court petition.
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Such is the attitude of a little North Carolina-based little boy named Walter, who had a different idea of how to start his birthday off right than the one his mom, dad and big sister Daisy had in mind.
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That is a far cry from what many had in mind when they talked about data as a "new asset class", as the World Economic Forum (WEF), the Davos conference-organiser-cum-think-tank, did in a report published in 2011.
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Commission officials said the proposal had in mind restrictions in India, Indonesia, Russia and Turkey, but they would not be drawn on the U.S. Buy American Act at a time when the EU is trying to ease trade tensions with Washington.
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I do love having my glam squad because most of the time I will do a better on myself in my head, and then I'll look in the mirror and be like, 'Okay this isn't exactly what I had in mind.'.
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But this wasn't so much a revolution as a restructuring of the political order, a transfer of power from one elite to another, rather than the sort of bottom-up popular uprising that many would-be revolutionaries had in mind.
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After Dubois, Vladimir and Véra went north over the dramatic Togwotee Pass, overlooking Jackson Hole, which Humbert must have had in mind when he described "heart and sky-piercing snow-veined gray colossi of stone" of the high mountain West.
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The track and field events are nothing short of minor pornography and should be rated R to NC17 clothing that is to tight exposing male genitals is NOT what I had in mind when sitting with my family last night.
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Now Michel Barnier, the EU's chief negotiator, has stated that, based on Britain's priorities, Canada is the only realistic model, although comparisons have also been drawn with Ukraine's and Turkey's relationships with the EU (not what Brexiteers had in mind).
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ABOUT THE KINGS (15-22): Sacramento was looking at the current seven-game homestand as an opportunity to make a move in the Western Conference playoff race but starting it with three straight defeats wasn't what anyone had in mind.
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MIAMI — When two Cuban-Americans here recently tried to book a trip on Carnival Cruise Line's maiden voyage to Cuba — the first American cruise ship to visit in at least 50 years — the result was not what they had in mind.
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NEW YORK, March 22018 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When former Google software engineer Patri Friedman came up with the idea of building floating islands, he had in mind an unusual buyer: Libertarians, seeking freedom to live beyond the reach of governments.
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She was a middle-aged, hard-working woman who was diagnosed with breast cancer, and I was happy to tell her that the chemotherapy my colleagues and I had in mind would very likely help her beat the terrible disease.
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When Holmes wrote in the Missouri case that it had cost the framers' successors "much sweat and blood to prove that they created a nation," it was his own blood and that of his closest friends that he had in mind.
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In yet another bold move, Brigman ditched her husband, a much older ship captain whom she latched onto as her ticket to travel the world, in 19803; tending to him in retirement back home wasn't exactly what she had in mind.
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The G.I. movement and related phenomenon created a significant crisis for the American military, which feared exactly the kind of alliance between civilians and soldiers that Fred Gardner had in mind when he opened the first G.I. coffeehouse in 1968.
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And while the city may generally support the use of Links by those with restricted internet access, it is hard to say whether these home-offices-for-the-homeless are really what LinkNYC's designers or financial backers had in mind.
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When Bloch's team pitched M-G-M, they had in mind a project tied to the original film, which is about a teen-age hacker (Matthew Broderick) who breaks into a military server and runs a program called Global Thermonuclear War.
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Could the answer to Trump's abrupt announcement that, "We'll be coming out of Syria, like, very soon," -- which left even White House aides scrambling to figure out what the President had in mind -- lead us back to Russian President Vladimir Putin?
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In an interview released last week with the New York Time's podcast, "The Daily," Pruitt argued that the EPA is not expressly responsible for regulating the effects of climate change — something the Obama administration had in mind when establishing CPP.
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This isn&apost exactly what we had in mind when we starting talking again about buying a family home again, but a decision we made a little over a year ago has left us feeling like we have few options.
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"I don't know whether he had in mind knocking out a tent and a couple of camels or what," Mr. McConnell said Friday, explaining his view that Mr. Obama had lacked the clarity and focus of Mr. Trump on Syria.
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It's a unifying thought: Perhaps this, or something like it, was what Barack Obama had in mind at the National Prayer Breakfast in 2010, when he urged that "empowered by faith," we Americans needed to "find our way back to civility."
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In other words, Trump invited a foreign government to intervene in an American election — which is precisely the abuse of power our Founding Fathers had in mind when they added Section 4, on impeachment, to Article II of the Constitution.
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But tax simplification isn't a simple task, and while Mr. Trump singled out the company again on Wednesday, saying it would not be happy with what he had in mind, changing the tax code isn't something he can do by himself.
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As the Federal Election Commission previously explained, this has to do with very specific considerations that Congress had in mind back in 1845 when it set a standardized voting day: For much of our history, America was a predominantly agrarian society.
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A deal would also certainly not be what Lore had in mind when he set out to build a legitimate competitor to Amazon, Walmart and others after his non-compete agreement with the Seattle-based retailer expired two years ago.
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Nothing presented by the Defendants suggests that its interpretation is what Congress had in mind when it imposed the 'unforeseen' limitation, especially where, as here, multiple agencies are openly coordinating in an effort to build a project that Congress declined to fund.
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The perception was reinforced when the White House press secretary, Josh Earnest, suggested that Mr. Sanders was among those lawmakers Mr. Obama had in mind when he made the vow in an article published in The New York Times on Jan. 7.
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Was this the model you had in mind when you came back from Netflix with a team you'd built up there, you said, "We are going to start putting out hardware and then over time we're going to transition into a services company"?
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I'm fairly confident that is not what director Ruben Fleischer had in mind when he picked up the script by Kelly Marcel, Scott Rosenberg and Jeff Pinker about an alien-life form that achieves symbiosis with a human host, giving him otherwordly powers.
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While it was unclear which ally Putin had in mind, the U.S.-led NATO said the speech, one of the Russian leader's most bellicose in years, did not help calm tensions that have surged since Russia seized Ukraine's Crimea four years ago.
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"President Trump campaigned on a promise of 'law and order,' but apparently law enforcement for big polluters is not what he had in mind," said Eric Schaeffer, executive director of EIP and former director of civil enforcement at EPA under Clinton and Bush.
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Spamming people with search results for flame-broiled burgers is not what Google had in mind with when it launched the device, and the Burger King commercial, which is the work of the ad agency David, was not done in partnership with Google.
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The word "homey" is hardly ever used to describe an office — but that was what the founders of travel startup Local Foreigner had in mind when they approached Walish & Stambaugh, a Brooklyn-based design firm, to decorate their new working quarters in Soho.
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As described so far by several witnesses, President Trump's behavior, consorting with a foreign government for his own personal benefit, is literally what the framers had in mind when they established the power to impeach a president for high crimes and misdemeanors.
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And then there's a longer tradition of it; I also had in mind Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead by Tom Stoppard, or Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys, high-culture works that take another story and remix it, retell it, reimagine it.
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" But the remainder of the quote, uttered during the Cold War against Soviet communism, makes clear what he had in mind: "With us of course it is the Judeo-Christian concept, but it must be a religion that all men are created equal.
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Perhaps the president had in mind the Mexican-American War, in which U.S. forces won a smashing victory that resulted in Mexico's loss of about a third of its territory, comprising nearly all of present-day California, Nevada, New Mexico and Arizona.
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Now my teacher was calling to say that he had never forgotten me, that I had made a strong impression on him, even at the age of fifteen, and that he thought I would be perfect for the role he had in mind.
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Varga said the government's main aim behind the reduced VAT rate had been to help families purchase new homes, but foreign buyers and domestic investors were increasingly taking advantage of the upswing, which, he said, was not what the government had in mind.
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In fact, that was more the vibe The Drop Date, a company who curate special releases, limited editions, and rare finds from the trainer world, had in mind when they collaborated with the French craft vodka Sauvelle to make trainer-themed cocktails.
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"When we began our search for a faith & values correspondent for the National Desk, we had in mind a gifted writer who was steeped in religion and relentlessly curious about why Americans believe what they believe," a New York Times press release reads.
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The Constitution included no further explanation, but in their discussions the framers made clear they had in mind any president who would employ his office for personal profit, "betray his trust to foreign powers" or injure society itself, among other possible offenses.
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It would take many years for the full vision to unfold, so you can forgive people for not recognizing the implications of the acquisition at the time, but CEO Shantanu Narayen seemed to give an inkling of what he had in mind.
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"Seeing recreational aspects on the body of water that ignited the environmental movement is a game changer for locals, but also for folks well beyond our ZIP code who are going — 'wait, that's not the Cuyahoga River I had in mind,'" he said.
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Mr. Pompeo expressed exasperation at the argument he hears so often in Europe, which is that its leaders simply will not spend money on defense at anything close to the levels Mr. Trump — and before him President Barack Obama — had in mind.
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That vision for the school is what the musician and philanthropist Herb Alpert said he had in mind when the foundation he started with his wife, the singer and author Lani Hall, donated $7 million to the school over the past few years.
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President Trump is surely the type of person the Founders had in mind when they granted the power to Congress to hold an abusive president -- one who insists that he cannot be indicted for criminal activity or investigated for Constitutional misbehavior -- in check.
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Mr. Cantú said in the meandering interview that writing an account of a Latino who hunted down other Latinos for a living wasn't what he had in mind when he joined the Border Patrol at age 23 as a graduate of American University.
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" That leisurely attitude may not have been what the president had in mind when he wrote on Twitter last Thursday, "For all of those (DACA) that are concerned about your status during the 6 month period, you have nothing to worry about.
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Anyways we're hosting coronavirus party at my house at 5pm don't be late 😷😷🥳🥳#fyp #foryou #coronavirus "This coronavirus TikTok was an idea I had in mind before the first case was even found in Canada," he told BuzzFeed News.
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"This is not what Mr. Abe had in mind when he talked about empowering women as one of his major campaign themes," said Richard Samuels, a Japan specialist and the director of the Center for International Studies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Mr Trump may have had in mind an unsubstantiated theory that George Papadopoulos, a former campaign aide who triggered the Russia investigation by talking to an Australian diplomat at a bar in London, was the target of a set-up by domestic agencies.
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"Teaching our children the art of giving back was precisely what the founding parents of nonprofit Breakfast Club for Seniors had in mind, " recalls Beth Fichtel, a founding member of the three-year-old Yardley, Pennsylvania, group that packs healthy breakfasts for homebound seniors.
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Under France's Fifth Republic, the president is the head of state, very much like a monarch in other countries, a role described by founder Charles De Gaulle as being above party politics - something Le Pen may have had in mind in her Monday night statement.
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It's fair that if we had shipped the game Ryan had in mind it wouldn't have been much like what we ended up with; but he never got to that state of prototyping or completion, so it's kind of moot from a practical sense.
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In analyzing what the framers of the Constitution likely had in mind when they were writing the clauses, the judge wrote that it was "highly remarkable" that dictionary definitions from 1604 to 1806 included parts of the broader definition argued by DC and Maryland.
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One might imagine that these fresh-faced youngster, off to navigate the world of professional design and architecture, are exactly what McCoy, and all of Columbus, had in mind when they considered the long-term benefits of investing in good design as a cultural value.
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While conjuring Phil and the two Horners, Saunders said he had in mind, at various points, Rwanda, Serbia, and the Japanese internments in the US. Get it from Amazon or Barnes and Noble for $15, or find it at IndieBound or your local library.
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"When I laid the painting on the lawn and the princesses asked what I had in mind, I just asked them to imagine the blue background was a 'wall' and to add their thoughts and feelings about the heart and word love," says the artist.
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" 'I want to take our kid to Disneyland,' and 'I want to take our kid to New York,' and 'I want to take our kid to New Orleans,' " the musician recounts of the goals he had in mind before adopting Crow, who's now 2½.
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And it shouldn't just spit back a random array of local events, but rather ask you what sort of event you had in mind, allowing the user to specify whether they want to go to a baseball game or a concert or anything else.
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The bookends of this puzzle at 1D and 60D are "Simpsons" characters, LISA and OTTO, although the clue for OTTO isn't a "Simpsons" clue; it's a pun I think the creators had in mind when naming the school bus driver (OTTO — AUTO — get it?).
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It's this plane that Trump likely had in mind when he asked Boeing to price a "comparable" plane to the fifth generation, stealthy F-235 — a move that caused industry experts to balk but also spurred a Pentagon review of the two fighters' operational capabilities.
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Backstage Beauty Report Backstage at Michael Kors' spring/summer 2017 show, the mix of models represented exactly what the designer had in mind: "I really wanted diversity as far as the look of the girls, and diversity as far as body types," he said.
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And all you have to do is take a look at WikiLeaks and just see what they say about Bernie Sanders and see what Deborah Wasserman Schultz had in mind, because Bernie Sanders, between super-delegates and Deborah Wasserman Schultz, he never had a chance.
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As much as the justices invoked hypotheticals featuring made-up out of control candidates, or as Justice Elena Kagan put it, "an out-of-the-box kind of president," the justices also had in mind future real presidents and the power of the office.
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But I also think that we had in mind that this would be a fun, cliffhanger-y way to end the season that would perhaps get people clamoring for more, to at least answer the question of what happened when they went off that bridge.
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Economists said the "reset" Hammond had in mind may resemble the fiscal rule adopted by his Osborne in 2010 when he aimed to balance the public finances within five years, excluding investment spending and taking into account where Britain was within the economic cycle.
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Over the course of a snowy, wine-fueled night, Mr. Butterworth — whose first Broadway play, the verbally pyrotechnic "Jerusalem," won a 2011 Tony Award for its star, Mark Rylance — asked Ms. Donnelly's permission to include her family's material in the story he had in mind.
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But what Burr really had in mind were liquid assets of another sort: He took advantage of an overlooked provision in the legislation and diverted The Manhattan Company's profits to establish what would become the Chase Bank, to compete with Hamilton's Bank of New York.
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After two years of my flying jets for the military, it was as if someone suddenly noticed that my 5-foot-2-inch female frame wasn't what the men who built the plane, designed the safety gear and tested the emergency procedures had in mind.
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" Ker Munthit, a former reporter for The Associated Press in its Cambodia bureau, said in an email that Mr. Krisher "was pushy and insisting in whatever he had in mind that he wanted to advance or be done, and that could be a bit annoying.
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But to hear Walsh talk these days, he can sound as if he wants out of Stumbras almost as much as Soumah and Sekgota, to give up on the five-year plan he had in mind when he acquired the club for two million euros.
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In conceiving "Nothing Personal," Avedon might have had in mind a dialogue with "The Americans," by Robert Frank, published five years earlier — an artist's book that struck a sober note about the story America told itself versus the realities of daily life for its citizens.
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Mr. Reinoso, 26, also said that working with the European choreographers that Mr. Acosta has hired has been a great education for him, giving him new information and tools that he has already started to apply — which is exactly what Mr. Acosta had in mind.
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Whether he had in mind priests who have sexually abused children was not clear, but his message might not be welcomed by victims and other critics who say the church has been far too forgiving of those priests and the prelates who have protected them.
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"It was the opportunity for us to meet the new administration, to express our view and to understand what the new administration had in mind for aviation," de Juniac said, adding that U.S. plans looked positive in terms of investment in infrastructure and regulation.
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And of course, there was the assertive Omarosa Manigault — whose future as a Trump White House adviser surpassed the ability of any crystal ball — tussling with just about everyone, comfortably filling the token role of Angry Black Woman the producers may have had in mind.
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WASHINGTON — In a series of conversations in Qaeda safe houses in Yemen in 2009, Anwar al-Awlaki carefully sized up a young Nigerian volunteer, decided the man had the diligence and dedication for a "martyrdom mission" and finally unveiled what he had in mind.
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"Investors should always buy an E.T.F. with their eyes open and understand that some things that come with the package may not be what they had in mind," said Todd L. Rosenbluth, director of E.T.F. and mutual fund research at CFRA, an investment research company.
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" Though Warren did not invoke Biden's name in her response, it appeared clear which of her presidential competitors the senator likely had in mind when she said: "I don't want to be the America of 10 years back or 20 years back or 30 years back.
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It is possible that the thought of hoisting Dr Mahathir into the top job will at last force the coalition to thrust a younger leader to the fore (some suspect that this is the outcome that Dr Mahathir, a shrewd strategist, has always had in mind).
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When asked what solutions he had in mind, he said expanding the mandate of Frontex, the EU border agency, was one option but there were others and it would depend on talks with leaders at events including a summit on migration and security on Sept. 20.
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At the famously-ahead-of-its-time General Magic, the computing power wasn't there to build the kind of smartphone precursor that the founders had in mind, said Joanna Hoffman, who was vice president of marketing, and went on to the founding team of the Apple Macintosh.
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It's possible Foxconn could make up the remaining thousand or so workers by filling its currently vacant innovation centers, though its current rate of hiring makes that unlikely, and it's probably not what anyone had in mind when they envisioned the return of manufacturing jobs to Wisconsin.
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Northern Ireland's Mairead Maguire and Argentina's Adolfo Perez Esquivel, signed an open letter criticizing the decision and said the EU is "clearly not one of the 'champions of peace' Alfred Nobel had in mind" when he created the prize, the Associated Press reported.
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There will always be a role for engineers focused on the massive challenges required to build autonomous transportation, virtual reality and any other ambitious future technology that we will inevitably conceive, but I'm not so sure this is what my friends had in mind for their kids.
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Weirdly enough, the many slams, bombs and suplexes, the use of tables, ladders and chairs, and the high flying spots in continuing efforts to push the envelope are the antithesis of what the first wave of professional workers had in mind when they began working their matches.
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The main question I had in mind as I tried the lotions and creams is, if brands are peddling these skincare products (most of which are fairly pricey), is it worth incorporating them into wellness regimen versus to try and treat a skin condition in particular?
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"This is not really what I had in mind," said Mr. Bugaev, who had traveled across seven time zones from St. Petersburg, Russia, to scout the possibilities for settlers in the country's sparsely populated Far East, a territory roughly two-thirds the size of the United States.
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It is that tradition that Ms. Pelosi and other senior lawmakers, many of them in their 70s and 5s, had in mind as they have forcefully shut down talk of voting from afar even as public health officials warned that their demographic was the most at risk.
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"Whatever Palmer had in mind regarding the future, I figured I'd be completing my master's work at the U. of M., maybe going on to get my doctorate, then either teaching or settling down at that quiet research bench at Honeywell," Mr. Bakken wrote in his autobiography.
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When the lawyer Reema Omar pointed out that half the children abused in Pakistan actually are boys and asked what dress code the government had in mind for them, she was shouted at and asked if she would like the girls to go around in bikinis.
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Tony Thomas, head of the Special Operations Command, alleged in an interview that an effort to kill the Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi failed on account of a leak to "a prominent national newspaper" — no prizes for guessing the paper he had in mind.
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They had in mind a literary review on the model of The Times Literary Supplement in London, or the literary section of the British magazine The New Statesman under V. S. Pritchett: a forum for writers to discuss ideas, books, ideas and politics at length, provocatively.
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While Brittany and Briana told the surgeon they'd be appearing on the VH1 show, Family Therapy, and would be in the public eye more, he says that wasn't the impetus for their surgeries, "They've always wanted to do this since they had kids, it's something they've had in mind."
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When the hero ventures into a mystical underworld for a mettle-testing, character-forging struggle with giant rats and bats, and the whole pivotal set piece is chopped down to a fleeting montage, it's obvious that the finished film wasn't what any of its makers had in mind.
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And I think I'm so obsessed with the Modern Family star's version because she knew from the beginning that she wanted pants (she said her strapless, floral-embellished Monique Lhuillier top and cropped black trousers was the only look she had in mind for the star-studded award show!).
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Envisioning a studio where we can identify and explore trends, invest in passionate entrepreneurs and pair dollars with expertise and operational resources to develop new companies, I was fortunate enough to attract a group of investors that were willing to fund the unique structure I had in mind.
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"I think this letter reflects a growing consensus on Capitol Hill that biodiesel and renewable diesel are successfully delivering the economic and environmental benefits that Congress had in mind when it created the RFS," Anne Steckel, vice president of federal affairs at the biodiesel group, said in a statement.
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According to Cardin's statement, the White House informed him of the decision once the Tomahawks were already in the air — not exactly a boon for executive-legislative relations, nor the kind of consultation that the Founding Fathers had in mind when they wrote the country's most important document.
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"The reason we don't ask witnesses that are fact witnesses to make the judgement about whether a crime or bribery has been committed, or whether, more significantly, what the founders had in mind when they itemized bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors, is you're fact witnesses," Schiff said.
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Here, Esmail -- working with writers Eli Horowitz and Micah Bloomberg, who created the show -- brings a bit more discipline and momentum to the story, which hinges on the mystery surrounding what Homecoming, described in corporate-speak as "A Geist Initiative," really had in mind for these soldiers, and why.
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Although others have made use of WoW for research purposes (such as the epidemiologists who studied the 'corrupted blood incident' to model real world disease transmission), according to Clark, the WoW environment proved to be too limiting for doing the type of hard science she had in mind.
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Mr. Trump may have had in mind revenue generated from steel and aluminum tariffs — which are separate from the U.S.M.C.A. Both Canada and Mexico are subject to tariffs on metal exports to the United States, though they are trying to find a way to remove or limit those levies.
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Democrats are latching on to the essence of Dershowitz's 1999 argument, maintaining that abuse of power — in the form of a president asking foreign leaders to meddle in a U.S. election — is just the type of violation the founders had in mind in establishing impeachment to begin with.
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Driven by confidence in his own ideas about what government should do and how it should run, he had in mind something closer to Roosevelt's juggling: The president in a room with the national security adviser and a few aides making decisions about most important issues in the world.
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In New York, Ms. Patton's tweet set off a small panic, as officials, reporters and public housing residents scrambled to find out just what the Trump administration had in mind for a system crippled by decades of neglect and underfunding from Washington and mismanagement by its city-appointed leadership.
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Today, most travel booking services only let you adjust your arrival or departure dates by a few days – for example, Kayak lets you search up to three days before or after the travel dates you had in mind, and can recommend savings by allowing you to compare nearby airport prices.
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And if cultural domination is what Superfood had in mind for "Unstoppable," they've given it a pretty good shot: infectiously energetic and melodically irresistible, it's not only an excellent teaser before the album's release on Friday, but more importantly, it's also a hymn for sesh gremlins on buses the country over.
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"The Congressional Review Act is a pretense for the majority party in Congress to wipe rules off the books without ever talking about the merits the agency had in mind when it made the rule final," Rena Steinzor, a law professor at the University of Maryland, said in an email.
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This is presumably what Zuckerberg had in mind last week, when he said he would be "inviting leading conservatives and people from across the political spectrum to talk with me" in the wake of a Gizmodo story alleging that Facebook suppressed news items about conservative topics, or from conservative publications.
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As for now, there's no word yet on whether Legendary will be moving forward with a sequel to Warcraft, but when we recently spoke with Duncan Jones he revealed that he had in mind a full trilogy for the series, and would be interested in writing and directing all three.
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Perhaps Mo Willems, who started out as a TV guy — he has six Emmys to show for his time as a writer and animator on "Sesame Street" — had in mind the final episodes of "Seinfeld" and "The Sopranos" when he conceived the 25th and last book in the Elephant & Piggie series.
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Raymond La Raja, a professor of political science at University of Massachusetts, Amherst, told CNN that chairing Ways and Means is a job a pragmatist like Neal is prepared for even if he may not be the vision of the attack dog the Democratic base may have had in mind.
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"The reason we don't ask witnesses that are fact witnesses to make the judgment about whether a crime of bribery has been committed — or rather, more significantly, what the Founders had in mind when they itemized bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors — is you are fact witnesses," Schiff said.
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Halberstadt corroborated what he could of Vassily's few recollections with other accounts, thinking that he would write about his grandfather's experiences, "trying to piece together and weigh his motives," before realizing he was on to something else — something at once more capacious and intimate than what he originally had in mind.
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Those are the kinds of regulations I had in mind because I want every dollar that a company has to be spent on building out networks, not on paperwork or regulatory requirements that aren't relevant in 2017, whatever relevance they might've had back in 1934 or 23 or 2015 or whatever.
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The NBA's success in China represented one half of a larger goal that US leaders had in mind when they originally opened up trade relations with China: That American companies would profit from trade with China and that ideas like democracy and free speech would have more exposure in China.
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However, in reality, this fight is clearly a compromise worth coming to considering how both Edgar and Aldo had stated their unwilling to fight anyone else shy of a title shot—it may not be the opponent both men had in mind, but it's for the same reward they had hoped for.
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" John Dowd, former lead attorney for the president on the Russia probe, said, "I think the president's use of his pardon power to right the ship and correct eight years of despicable injustice is brilliant and just what our founding fathers had in mind to check rogue prosecutions and agents and rigged prosecutions.
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" Fogelman soon realized it would be a challenge to fit what he had in mind into the confines of a one-off movie, saying in hindsight, "The reason I was struggling with [the film] wasn't the plot; it was about these characters and how I didn't want to 'beginning-middle-and-end' them.
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Recently, I had the chance to catch up with Way to ask him about the comics he's creating and the vision of his line — what he had in mind, whether he feels he's achieved it now that the comics are finally here, and where he sees Young Animal going in the future.
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But that was who she had in mind when she apologized—not her sister or her nephews, though they were there, watching in a morose semicircle as she executed the words in her looping cursive; and not Charlotte, who would be terribly upset but whose ebullient toughness would carry her right through.
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But when the people in charge of the WBC started it, the history-making moments that they had in mind were not of the sort that Van Mil and Freiman provided when they became, over the course of an extremely quotidian two-out walk, the tallest batter-pitcher pairing in the sport's history.
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"When we learned about Larry and what he and his team had in mind for The Colorado Sun, it became obvious that this is a project we needed to support and we needed to partner with, because we believe, ultimately, that terrific journalism is the secret here and not blockchain," Mr. Iles said.
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Other virtues here include an avoidance of the usual slow tempos that bog down most "Swan Lakes" (with one intermission, this production runs at two hours and a quarter) and a moderately pretty evocation of the medieval Age of Chivalry that the ballet's makers had in mind (scenery and costumes by Benjamin Tyrrell).
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As for his Saturday Evening Post America, it could have been what Ronald Reagan had in mind when he notoriously reminisced about the days "when we didn't even know we had a racial problem" — a "we" as defining, if far more damning, than the one in The Problem We All Live With's title.
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It can, ironically, be traced instead to the years of the Vietnam War, Watergate, C.I.A. surveillance of Americans and other profoundly disillusioning experiences in the 1960s and 1970s, when reporters were doing what the originators of the First Amendment had in mind — checking the power of public officials by holding them accountable.
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At times, it feels like Sherman-Palladino has simply taken the storyline she might have had in mind for Rory in season seven, the one she never got to write (the writer left the show at the end of season six in 2006) and grafted it onto a 10-years-older version of the character.
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Readers should be aware that the "constellation of individual points" Hylton provided seem to have been chosen and manipulated to illuminate the "something certain" he had "in mind to say" about a romantic idea of his own sensitivity rather than about Close's actual complicated life and complex intellect and the reasoned choices he has made.
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There was little reference to Brazil, by far Latin America's largest market, when the joint venture was announced on Friday, but Avianca Holdings' Executive Vice President for Business Units, Gerardo Grajales, told Reuters on Monday that the partners already had in mind Azul and Avianca Brasil, which operates independently of Colombia-based Avianca Holdings.
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In fact, the kind of target the researcher's had in mind when they developed their technique was a user who is very cautious about which apps have permission to access sensitive data—the kind of person who switches off their GPS when traveling so details about their routine can't be scooped up by anyone who might be watching.
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As one example of the type of foreign emolument the framers had in mind, Shumate pointed to the fact that King Charles II, who ruled England in the mid-17th century, was also on the payroll of France — that was the type of benefit the clause was designed to prevent, he said, not profits from commercial transactions.
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PG&E responded last week with a brief arguing it could cost up to $150 billion to fully comply with the scope of work Alsup had in mind, adding it would have to pass the cost to ratepayers who get their power from the company's nearly 100,000 miles (161,000 km) of overhead lines in northern California.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, Aug 28 (Reuters) - It's probably not what U.S. President Donald Trump had in mind when imposing tariffs on aluminium imports, but it looks likely that some of the big winners from the 20173 percent import tax will be China's producers.
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From the start of the episode — when several Romulans stand in a circle, go insane and commit suicide — to Admiral Clancy's randomly telling Picard to shut up with an unnecessary expletive, I kept thinking that this is a grim world Picard inhabits — and a much different one than the franchise creator, Gene Roddenberry, had in mind decades ago.
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Allison Lewis, a staff attorney in Legal Aid's DNA unit, and David Loftis, the attorney in charge of post-conviction and forensic litigation, said the expanded roles of DNA in the criminal justice system in recent years go far beyond what the Legislature had in mind when it adopted laws compelling people convicted of certain crimes to submit swabs.
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Three of the witnesses who appeared before the House Judiciary Committee were invited by Democrats, and all three delivered a scathing assessment of Trump's dealings with Kyiv, arguing that his effort to press Ukrainian leaders for political favors is an abuse of power — and exactly what the nation's Founding Fathers had in mind when empowering Congress with impeachment authority.
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My jam in "Where the Wild Things Are" is not the famous six-page wordless sequence in which Max and the Wild Things have a "wild rumpus" — even though, yes, it's an enduring reminder of the importance of letting loose now and then (surely that's what Ronnie had in mind for my upstanding mom as she turned 40).
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Barr expanded on this argument briefly during the press conference shortly before the report's release, saying Trump didn't obstruct justice because it can't be proved exactly what Trump had in mind when he fired his FBI director, tried to get Mueller removed, threatened former aides not to cooperate with investigators, and encouraged his team to lie.
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