"I have no idea what Mr. Trump has in mind and I don't think Mr. Trump has any idea of what he has in mind," Fidell added.
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A long delay is not what Trump has in mind.
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And it might not be what he has in mind.
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Allred did not name anybody whom she has in mind.
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But whatever Dorsey has in mind sounds different from that.
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I think that's exactly what the President has in mind.
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But I don't think it's what Keith has in mind.
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Not that expanding geographically is all the company has in mind.
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FRAZIER: WELL, I DON'T KNOW EXACTLY WHAT AMAZON HAS IN MIND.
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That may not be what Mr. Seehofer has in mind, though.
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The title she has in mind: "Girls, don't lose your voice."
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Trump's tweet reveals details about the celebration he has in mind.
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"The plan he has in mind is himself," the source said.
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And that is exactly what the local government has in mind.
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Manafort could be very helpful for whatever Mueller has in mind.
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Is there an A.V. Robertson woman that the designer has in mind?
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As for "more specific", one wonders what Mr Trump has in mind.
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It's unclear, of course, if this is what Putin has in mind.
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Whatever he has in mind with Jio, he is not done yet.
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It may be what Mr Maduro has in mind for Venezuela's opposition.
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It's not clear what sort of regulation Trump has in mind here.
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Now we may know at least one source she has in mind.
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It is easy enough to see what the pontiff has in mind.
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But whatever political ends Trump has in mind are beside the point.
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That is only the start of what Mr. Kurian has in mind.
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Because the mess Harford has in mind is less physical than psychical.
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It is just such a project that Richard Branson has in mind.
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It's not the only mega-project that Saudi Arabia has in mind.
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What the president has in mind for DACA is an open question.
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I have to find out what Lynch has in mind for this world.
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It is now clear that this is not what China has in mind.
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The sketch above suggests what Mr. Gehry has in mind for the design.
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When Madeline lobs insults about working mother's it's Renata she has in mind.
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But King also has in mind the weight of close-mindedness and prejudice.
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That's surely assimilation; it's just not the assimilation Donald Trump has in mind.
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The panel could recommend a less restrictive ban than Trump has in mind.
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So if this is something new, it's not clear what Atari has in mind.
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That's the target that Amun has in mind, as well as outlier cases, too.
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I reached out to him to find out what, exactly, he has in mind.
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So soon, perhaps even today, we will learn what the administration has in mind.
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It may be that this is what the Trump trade team has in mind.
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Whatever answer you dream up, it's not the one the artist has in mind.
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Not everything that Ms. Johnson has in mind is going into the central library.
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We will find out exactly which flavors he has in mind in a bit.
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Stephanie Carmen, 15, is the kind of teenager Ms. Basiao-Abella has in mind.
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What Trump has in mind is the Eisenhower-era "Operation Wetback" of mass deportation.
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There is some indication that this is what the Trump administration has in mind.
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I think I have a pretty good idea of what he has in mind.
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Offsetting those two limitations is an expansion of the up-zoning Wiener has in mind.
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Is that the kind of regime change the Trump administration has in mind for Iran?
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This book contains several different workouts to fit whatever goal your man has in mind.
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Neither FATF nor international financial institutions should be blind to what Iran has in mind.
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But the kind of neighborhood criteria Ms. Warren has in mind could be one model.
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These are not the conditions that Mr. Callahan has in mind for the Hell Cat.
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Or at least it isn't what anyone really has in mind when they imagine democracy.
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Just what Nintendo has in mind for mobile in the long term, however, isn't entirely clear.
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And having more immigrants in the US is probably not the solution Trump has in mind.
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But a pickup isn't the only thing Musk has in mind for Tesla: In a Dec.
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What Sanders has in mind is an expansion of the Medicare program to cover all citizens.
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But that setup only hints at what Gray has in mind for this thematically ambitious tale.
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The only "sharing" the league has in mind is from public coffers to its owners' pockets.
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The democracy Mr. Eggleston has in mind is the equivalence of all objects before the camera.
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Beyond Spotify's lofty goals, there aren't a lot of details here about what it has in mind.
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Despite all this, Iowan farmers remain worried about what the federal government has in mind for them.
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The conservative revolution Ryan has in mind isn't a popular or cultural one; it is entirely legislative.
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But turning the Deep South and Sun Belt blue is probably not what he has in mind.
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" "I'd wonder if this isn't just a first step, that Trump has in mind raising other tariffs.
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But in a way his strategy is almost the reverse of what Ms. Benz has in mind.
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That is indeed a symptom of a larger problem — but not the one Brooks has in mind.
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By we, Robinson sometimes means all of humanity; by here, she sometimes has in mind the universe.
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And these are the landscapes that Thomas Callahan has in mind when welding together his latest creation.
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Ballard is complicated and driven enough to sustain the series Connelly doubtless has in mind for her.
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He has in mind the sort of device that might be worn directly in front of the eyes.
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It's a longer, harder goal she has in mind and this is the first step along the way.
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That is, while an extreme example, likely the kind of case Massachusetts has in mind with its plan.
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This will complicate economic life, though it may not be the "too complicated" that Trump has in mind.
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I think he's singular and I can tell you that it's the long game he has in mind.
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Situations such as these appear to be exactly what Boston Dynamics has in mind for Spot so far.
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ROSS: WELL, THE PRESIDENT HAS ANNOUNCED A VERY BIG FOCUS THAT HE HAS IN MIND FOR ME IS TRADE.
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Yet small farms may not have the wherewithal to compete for the payments that Mr Gove has in mind.
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Mr Uribe has called for "correctives" to the peace agreement but has not specified what he has in mind.
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There is one person Ice Cube has in mind when it comes to his dream contestant, though — Denzel Washington.
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Those three companions — Prompto, Gladiolus, and Ignis — aren't playable, but they could be the characters Tabata has in mind.
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Feinstein said she does not know what McConnell has in mind for the Senate's version of the healthcare legislation.
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Kim is unlikely to agree to the kind of "denuclearization" Trump has in mind without some parallel American concessions.
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Demian's concept of what to do with it though is way more Robin Hood than Cruz has in mind.
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We're left to surmise that whatever "much better" plan Lalo has in mind, it is likely to involve Jimmy.
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Many Mexican officials fear that it is precisely this kind of draconian change that Mr. Trump has in mind.
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How big a number his team has in mind—and how much it can manage—is still not entirely clear.
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It's time to hear what Microsoft's army of engineers and designers has in mind for the future of Windows 10.
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This, as opposed to a whimsical Alexa-like voice telling you jokes, is more of what Comcast has in mind.
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"Jason [Freeman] would like to give his grandfather a burial or cremation or whatever he has in mind," Davis says.
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He may be reluctant to allow closer integration along the lines Mr Ghosn, who opposes state involvement, has in mind.
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There are some crucial issues for which we need to know more about what the Trump administration has in mind.
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After all the tweets, all the bombs, all the speeches, no one is sure what exactly he has in mind.
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If that sounds like a good fit for fast-food drive thru, that's exactly what McDonald's leadership has in mind.
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At some point after April 9, we may finally get to see what "deal" the Trump administration has in mind.
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It is not clear exactly what Mr. Trump has in mind for his parade or who would pay for it.
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For Labor Secretary, Trump has in mind Andrew Puzder, the C.E.O. of the company that runs Carl's Jr. and Hardee's.
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Whatever magic Mr. Bezos has in mind, his advisers have done the trick of making his deal hard to beat.
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" It's not clear exactly what Sessions has in mind; the memo merely promises "further guidance and support in executing this priority.
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But that's not exactly what Jordan Rodgers, who proposed to JoJo Fletcher in the Bachelorette season 12 finale, has in mind.
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Those would be major challenges to deal with in negotiations and not at all what the Trump administration has in mind.
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But it will be painstaking work, a far cry from the slash-and-burn approach the Trump team has in mind.
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The governor has thus far remained silent on whom he has in mind out of respect for McCain and his family.
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It's still unclear exactly what else Sessions has in mind, but adding to the inmate population will come at a cost.
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Secession is exactly what an offshoot of the Free State Project, called the Foundation for New Hampshire Independence, has in mind.
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Although it included more than a dozen mentions of Hong Kong, it had few details of what Beijing has in mind.
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"It may be that President Trump has in mind additional Chinese pressures on North Korea and [sustaining previous sanctions]," said Cheng.
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Analysts are scratching their heads as to what Mr Maduro has in mind—or if he has a plan at all.
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An experienced negotiator might tell Thea to find out what range her boss has in mind before they start talking numbers.
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But while the thought of a Jony Ive-designed vape is intriguing, that may not be what Apple has in mind.
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Sounds like the makings of a private, low-key event, but that's not exactly what Tesla CEO Elon Musk has in mind.
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Whatever clicks-to-bricks magic Bezos has in mind, his advisers have done the trick of making his deal hard to beat.
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And if that's what the technology industry has in mind, then what it's really pushing for isn't a privacy law at all.
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Here are the first leaked images of Microsoft's new HoloLens Let's see what Microsoft has in mind with the second-generation HoloLens.
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"What Booker has in mind when he alludes to being an agitator is agitating for the cause of himself," Noam Scheiber wrote.
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But the order she has in mind seems like the looser Europe once favoured by the British, not that of the federalists.
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In the lines from "Howl" that, I suspect, Hayes has in mind, you can see how blackness is used as a prop.
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Arendt's answer is yes, and she has in mind a historical event that gave birth to the United States: the American Revolution.
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While the F.B.I. has the authority to look into voter fraud, that appears not to be what the president has in mind.
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Indeed, similar calculations are being made throughout Central and Eastern Europe as leaders wait to see what Mr. Trump has in mind.
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In doing so, he's made a powerful case for tax reform, though perhaps not quite along the lines he has in mind.
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Tuesday night's budget address should, in principle, be an opportunity to fill in some more details on exactly what Trump has in mind.
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Perhaps he has in mind the proceeds of another campaign promise, to levy a "major border tax on these companies that are leaving".
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And just as Trump fights to win whatever prize he has in mind, the Pope has fought doggedly on behalf of the poor.
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" Trump said he has a "nice relationship" with the Wisconsin Republican, adding that he is "not exactly sure what he has in mind.
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"I think it's now on the criminal justice realm and beyond executive control so I don't know what he has in mind," Sen.
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Clinton has in mind during a campaign in which captains of industry are fleeing from Mr. Trump and seeking safety with the Democrats.
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It is hard to say what this production has in mind, though the youth of both main characters points to a possible romance.
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Not surprisingly, many Venezuelans are not willing to hang on any longer to see what the regime has in mind for the future.
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Google has been working to improve its voice feature in three directions: An example can help to illustrate what Google has in mind here.
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Follow-up tweets on Sunday suggest that the technology Musk has in mind is a cold gas thruster powered by a pressurized gas canister.
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The source referred to the fact that what would have been Kennedy's 100th birthday is coming up, and that's something Trump has in mind.
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And while general manager Thomas Dimitroff wouldn't disclose the figure he has in mind, he sounded confident the two sides could make a deal.
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"Now it appears more meaningful disruption is possible, though the goal Gottlieb has in mind is unclear," analysts Ross Muken and Michael Newshel wrote.
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The battery in the Pepito is apparently just 800mAh, so this could very well be the kind of product that TCL has in mind.
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Capitol Hill sources say they are waiting on White House officials to draft a "framework" showing the gun legislation that Trump has in mind.
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Weinberg has in mind the deleterious effects of social media, but Duchamp's bull's-eye prophecy could do as a capsule review of this Biennial.
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While she doesn't name Alicia Florrick, that's clearly whom she has in mind when she discusses having once had a colleague as a friend.
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If that executive privilege is the privilege that Kasowitz has in mind, a court would have to determine if it applies to these communications.
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He asks if I'm up for a V-Day celebration tomorrow, and I say yes, but he doesn't tell me what he has in mind.
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Nowadays it's hard to fathom who the designer Rodolfo Paglialunga has in mind when he reprises what often seem like Helmut Lang's Greatest Hits collections.
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Mark Zuckerberg dropped a whopper of a manifesto on Thursday to tell everyone about some ambitious, if vague, plans he has in mind for Facebook.
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For the Kurds in particular, the past few years have been a preview of the kind of regime Mr Erdogan has in mind, he adds.
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The permitting scheme the city has in mind, Peskin said, is very similar to the one San Francisco has in place around stationless bike-sharing.
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Although the removal of an obstacle to change is an encouraging sign, it gives no inkling of how much change Mr Mirziyoyev has in mind.
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She had time on this record to experiment, to try different gear and different amps, and to try different sounds that she has in mind.
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The complexity of the ensuing verification would depend on how extensive a "disarmament" Mr. Trump has in mind — and whether it matches Mr. Kim's definition.
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He was trying to explain corporate America's enthusiasm for a tax overhaul, but it isn't quite the messaging that the White House has in mind.
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She isn't interested in the rich guy (Adrian Baidoo) Dolly has in mind for her; she loves another, less polished young man (Anthony T. Goss).
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It's possible that's what Mook has in mind with his remarks, which come after an initial debate that Clinton was widely seen to have won.
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And Cole says some concerts are actually tougher to produce than sports, especially the kind of large, multi-stage events that Live Nation has in mind.
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The dictionary definition that comes closest to what the new Canadian centre has in mind is the toleration or acceptance of multiple opinions, values and theories.
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The system that WHILL has in mind, on the other hand, would allow individuals to use an app to summon a mobility device over to them.
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But asking the government to research surveillance tech that isn't quite there yet is exactly what Williams Lake City Council has in mind, Nelson told me.
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By way of example of what it has in mind, Nintendo showed off two gunslingers in a high-noon showdown using Switch controllers rather than pistols.
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But it turns out mere influence isn't what he has in mind with "The Kingdom of Speech," new on the hardcover nonfiction list at No. 14.
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Although, this is probably not what Putin or what Trump has in mind when he falsely claims he has accomplished more than any of his predecessors.
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But it's unclear to me what grift Jimmy has in mind and the Season 1 episode ("Alpine Shepherd Boy") featuring another Hummel figurine offers few clues.
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But what Paul really has in mind is a setup for a heist: He's looking to reverse his fortunes by robbing a bank, not literary success.
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As Prikryl writes, it "houses a will as acquisitive / as ours, if not more so": it compels its speakers to say whatever it has in mind.
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LONDON — The Queen of the Seven Kingdoms has spoken, and there's only one person she has in mind for the U.S.'s version of the Iron Throne.
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While the online retailer hasn't said what it has in mind, it has been widely speculated it wants to launch a fleet of battery-powered delivery trucks.
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"We are really worried about what Washington has in mind for North Korea after it hinted at the possibility of a unilateral military scenario," the statement said.
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One year into his two-year mission, Leonardo has no regrets, even if a professional baseball career isn't what the Lord has in mind upon his return.
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If Sunday's town hall–style presidential debate isn't the forum he has in mind for righting Pence's snub, Clinton will probably bait him into doing it anyhow.
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There's more ... Nikki also tells us what she has in mind for her bachelorette party -- and why she was SHOCKED her man popped the question at WrestleMania.
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And for all the charm, confidence, and hope, the only thing any of these cities can do now is wait and see what Bezos has in mind.
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It's also because of an effort that he and Goldman's president, John Waldron, have made to visit those clients and explain what the bank has in mind.
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Basically, what Trump has in mind is a deal to gentrify Northeast Asia's worst "slum" with the whole world watching as he turns statesmanship into real estatesmanship.
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"I don't know what the administration has in mind," said the committee chairman, adding that Mnuchin would have a say in who would be his IRS commissioner.
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Anyone who flies into J.F.K. from any of the metropolitan areas in China, let alone from Singapore or Tokyo, can readily see what Rachman has in mind.
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We know that they did talk to one another on the path to death, but this is not the kind of conversation that Fritzsche has in mind.
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She also uses Perfect365, a makeup simulation app, though the artist's garish eye shadow and clownish blushes are surely not what its marketing team has in mind.
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What's next It's not clear what he has in mind for the rest of his presidency, whether that lasts only one more year or extends to 2024.
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Both sorts of creditor are likely to insist on a primary fiscal surplus, ie, before interest payments, which means more austerity than Mr Fernández has in mind.
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With even senior ministers relegated to the edges of a policymaking machine run by a tight group around him, few people know what Mr Modi has in mind.
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I don't know exactly what he has in mind when he says that he inherited "a mess," but the economy is certainly the main piece of that story.
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If you fast-forward to the 2:35 minute mark on this video Facebook posted, you can get a better idea of what the company has in mind.
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But the company says the speakers "work brilliantly alone or together as a multi-room system," which is another clear indication of what competitors Bose has in mind.
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The speaker's office would not detail the legislation he has in mind, but it sounds like the debate over guns will be back on the House floor regardless.
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It's tiny, and that's ideal for the use case that Insta22.5 has in mind for this device — wearing it or mounting it virtually anywhere for capturing quick clips.
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Trump is vowing to choose justices in the mold of the late Justice Antonin Scalia, whose virulent dissents against LGBTQ rights is clearly not what Lambda has in mind.
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"I want to see Daenerys and her three dragons share the throne," Clark explained to Glamour before detailing the dick utopia she has in mind for the series finale.
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Intriguingly, though the uses Dr Bettinger has in mind do not need a rechargeable battery, one of the experimental models his team produced—that containing magnesium—could be recharged.
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She has, I must say, always thought that "Scandal" had a definite ending, so whatever it is that she has in mind is where we're going to be heading.
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" He added, "When we have the truth, we must draw all the conclusions, whether it is an accident or another hypothesis, which everybody has in mind: the terrorist hypothesis.
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This is no doubt the model that N.Y.C.B.'s search committee has in mind: someone with taste who is willing to share the throne or, periodically, to yield it.
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Kidding...mostly. Although she is in the market for a new job, becoming the leader of the free world is not the kind of gig she has in mind.
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Given Monday's announcement from Microsoft about a significantly more powerful, seemingly next generation system code named Project Scorpio, questions have arisen about what Sony has in mind with this update.
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We will find out Thursday night what he has in mind when he is part of a CNN town hall on gun violence, and I'll weigh in after the show.
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Tillerson says the escalating threat from North Korea's nuclear program shows a clear need for a "new approach," but he does not say what the Trump administration has in mind.
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"We are really worried about what Washington has in mind for North Korea after it hinted at the possibility of a unilateral military scenario," the ministry said in a statement.
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Instead of being fed to up and comers, fights like the one against Siver—a gatekeeper with a fun, side-kick-happy, telegenic style—are what Parillo has in mind.
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But I was able to wear a modified HoloLens 2 headset to see an example of the software experience the Army has in mind, and we simulated the experiences here.
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What Sabathia has in mind is replicating his last appearance — seven shutout innings at Baltimore, which came despite a sprained groin that landed him on the 15-day disabled list.
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"They have just established themselves in Australia but there's no reason it will not go beyond Australia," Anfinnsen added, but declined to specify which markets the company has in mind.
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These models are clearly what the NDAA has in mind with its mandate that each Pentagon report should include "one or more corresponding images" of the Chinese developments in question.
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But the scale of what he has in mind is unprecedented, and gives us the clearest look at what it might really mean for democratic socialism to come to America.
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But don't expect to learn exactly what the toad has in mind in this surrealistic fairy tale production by the French performer James Thierrée and his troupe, Compagnie du Hanneton.
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At least that's what Max (Brett Davern) has in mind when he throws his best friend and secret longtime crush, Kylie (Katie Leclerc), a raucous birthday party on a boat.
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Indeed, the French government seems to feel that rationalizing the pension system, along with other reforms Macron has in mind, could actually mean tax cuts and a boost to GDP.
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"But given his situation (as Erdogan's son-in-law), how much room he has to maneuver in implementing what he has in mind is difficult to gauge," Saglam told Reuters.
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The CEO also followed up with some more details on what he has in mind for music curation: A 'little music tool' to be released later, and even in-car karaoke.
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Complete, verifiable and irreversible dismantlement - or CVID as it is known in nuclear circles - almost certainly isn't what Kim has in mind, so whether Trump shows any flexibility will be crucial.
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The new deal Mr Lighthizer has in mind borrows from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the Obama administration's deal with 11 Latin American and Asian countries, which in effect updated NAFTA.
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Carbon composites allow manufacturers to make complex pieces in one shape and are well suited to the more elliptical design that Boeing has in mind for the new mid-market fuselage.
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Another father, George Faraday, said "I have a daughter and I don't want her to grow up in the kind of world that I think Trump has in mind for women."
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Given his anger over the issue, one wonders if retaliation is what the senator has in mind for those donors who fund speech he does not like—investigations, fines, jail, armbands?
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The renewal Trump has in mind for 2020 would underline how he has engineered a sharp redirection of American foreign policy values and often flouted the customs of the presidency itself.
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This, then, is part of what Moore has in mind when he urges believers to rediscover "the strangeness of Christianity": a roomful of servant-leader men, sitting around eating steak fajitas.
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It is unclear what Ms. Haley has in mind for South Sudan, except to question, publicly, how a mission can operate in a country where the government does not want peacekeepers.
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Andrew cofounded a company called Soliyarn to capitalize on her research and the first project she has in mind is thin and flexible self-heating glove liners for U.S. military paratroopers.
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She also has in mind her lack of a direct mandate: she has never won a general election, having succeeded Mr Cameron as prime minister only via a Tory party leadership contest.
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He has in mind something truly ambitious—an overhaul of the labour market not unlike Germany's sweeping Hartz reforms, which are often credited with the rejuvenation of its economy a decade ago.
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Because the use for a given piece of music varies from network to network and series to series, nailing down a particular song a writer has in mind isn't always easy — or cheap.
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During a family baseball game, Roman invites a young boy, the son of a groundskeeper, to play with the Roys, though the game Roman has in mind isn't quite what the boy expects.
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The "leveling of countries" Anton has in mind is not the starvation of Ukraine, but whatever cultural annihilation Missouri's Trump fans think they might face with a few more Central Americans in town.
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" Asked why he did not believe Abrams was qualified, Trump said to "take a look at her past" and "what she wants to do and what she has in mind for the state.
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Women like Ms. Bass, who was decked out in Trump memorabilia at the rally, are the people the president has in mind when he boasts about how popular he is with female voters.
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While he did not specify what type of "relief" he has in mind, he appeared to support paid sick leave, which is expected to come to a vote in the House this week.
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That said, the company's newest flagship phone — the G7 — is rumored to be dropping next month, so it won't be too long before we can see what the new management team has in mind.
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Bloomberg says that Apple is presently courting suppliers for the 3D-sensing system the company has in mind, however it isn't yet entirely certain that the technology will make it into the 2019 iPhone.
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Usually, his accusations are so sweeping that it is hard to know what exactly he has in mind -- targeting the "disgusting and corrupt media" or the "20123 percent crooked" system of primaries, for example.
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But what we really need — and it is not clear what Facebook has in mind — is privacy for true person-to-person messaging apps, not messaging apps that also allow for secure mass messaging.
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It is not clear what exactly Trump has in mind, but as a Justice Department alum, I know this: the Justice Department does not "rescue" people who have been repeatedly accused of sexual assault.
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But untethered VR is still a huge opportunity, so perhaps whatever HTC has in mind will aim to free up range of motion and your reliance on a large computer for high-quality VR experiences.
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" (The other percent involves his wish that she would shave her head for a part he has in mind; she hasn't yet agreed.) In Concord, Dern was coming off a summer shooting "Big Little Lies.
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"Very often when you talk about mass graves, everyone has in mind people who have been summarily executed and thrown into a hole, which was not the case here," he said in a telephone interview.
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I am also charmed by the picture of Gibson and Parker, the father having stuffed himself into a child-size tent littered with colored balls to play whatever games his daughter has in mind to play.
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"What is good is that for the first time Merkel has said something precise about what she has in mind," Philippe Martin, a former Macron adviser who heads France's Council of Economic Analysis (CAE), told Reuters.
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And those of us who aren't planning on enrolling at a traditional four-year college or university need to know what the incoming administration has in mind for improving our access to quality jobs and opportunities.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The beginnings of a wall with Trump's name on it have emerged along the US-Mexico border, but it is not likely what the presumptive Republican nominee has in mind.
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That bombs-for-troops deal would be much, much less than what Trump probably has in mind right now, but it would allow him to say he guaranteed America's safety while reducing the military's global footprint.
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I don't know what President Trump has in mind, but if companies are allowed to lower the price of tech jobs, the American work force will continue its decline as a leader in math and science.
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The strike will continue at least until Monday, but unions are now calling for another nationwide demonstration on Tuesday — the day the government has said it will unveil details of just what it has in mind.
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Our Microsoft Event Liveblog Is Right HereIt's time to hear what Microsoft's army of engineers and designers has in mind for the future of…Read more ReadMicrosoft Paint gets a major updateMicrosoft Paint is getting a facelift.
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" God does not seem to lack for name recognition, but the renown that Franklin has in mind is a kind of cultural capital, or, as he explained it to me, "a seat at the table of culture.
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So it would be impossible to predict what West has in mind for this year's presentation, especially given the very low-key show he presented last season (which contrasted with several very high-key shows in seasons past).
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"I know Brian Yorkey talked in an interview that he wants Justice for Bryce, so I'm assuming that means justice is coming for Bryce," he says of what writer Brian Yorkey has in mind for the continued storyline.
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The drink he has in mind is called a coffee cocktail, even though there's no coffee inside: it's actually equal parts of cognac and port, with a splash of rich demerara simple syrup and a whole raw egg.
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But however much I want to think that Rick, being the protagonist of the show, would continually struggle to maintain his humanity in an increasingly brutal world, I don't think that's what The Walking Dead has in mind.
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An ATV is a very different kind of vehicle — designed more for utility and recreation than for road use, but it'll be interesting to see what kind of consumer launch Tesla has in mind for such a vehicle.
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Since de la Montagne launched the brand this fall, others have been getting in touch, mostly via Instagram; she mentions cases for scissors as one project she has in mind, after hearing requests from both seamstresses and hairdressers.
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"Take a look at her past, take a look at her history, take a look at what she wants to do and what she has in mind for the state," Trump said last week in reference to Abrams.
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But as Mr Trump claimed on January 14th to be putting the final touches to a plan that would involve "insurance for everybody", somewhat like Obamacare, and unlike any Republican proposal, perhaps this is what he has in mind.
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This is intended to develop a robot tunnelling machine (albeit one for tunnels much smaller than Mr Musk has in mind) that can detect and avoid obstacles such as pipes, cables, the foundations of buildings and even buried boulders.
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The altitude Dr Pan has in mind is 20,000km, which will permit the satellite to communicate simultaneously with a much bigger part of Earth's surface and allow him to test the feasibility of building a practical quantum-communications network.
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But now that Amazon has just announced it's acquiring the company, it might not be a bad idea to put your wi-fi upgrade plans on hold until we see what Bezos has in mind for your wireless network.
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That probably isn't what the Trump administration has in mind, preferring to let the market take the wheel, but a Democratic White House and/or Congress could do a lot with the kind of information the administration wants disclosed.
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Here's a couple she has in mind: The eternally wise writer Rosie Schaap has a recipe for what she calls a "lazy old-fashioned" which is, I believe, a supremely chill drink to set up for a watching party.
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" On Thursday, Trump called Abrams "not qualified" to be governor, adding "look at her past, take a look at her history, take a look at what she wants to do and what she has in mind for the state.
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"We began to bump up against the limitations for our art form," he said, explaining that his original plan for three sequels was too restricting and that he needed more space for the "epic saga" he has in mind.
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Our Microsoft Event Liveblog Is Right HereIt's time to hear what Microsoft's army of engineers and designers has in mind for the future of…Read more ReadStarting at $300, the headsets will be made by HP, Dell, Lenovo, Asus, and Acer.
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"The U.S. recovery looks set to continue but the pace is expected to be unspectacular," noted Janet Henry, global chief economist at HSBC, who believes the U.S. Federal Reserve will have to scale back the policy tightening it has in mind.
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If the clientele Transpod has in mind are jet-setting VIP types making lunch runs between offices in Toronto and Montreal, then it probably stands to reason that a hyperloop won't do much for poor and disenfranchised people in the North.
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In a dramatic departure from Justice Department protocol, the Trump administration wants to replace the legal team that has defended the citizenship question with a new set of lawyers apparently chosen to go along with whatever the President has in mind.
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Although most of his dances here look like unfinished sketches — as is true of most of the ballets Mr. Martins made after taking over City Ballet — the narrative action they represent is almost always the action Prokofiev's music has in mind.
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When asked what would happen if someone like Hilary Knight, the most visible star in women's hockey, called him and asked for help establishing a sustainable league sooner, Bettman answered, "We'd have a conversation and see what she has in mind."
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The crowd at The Arch is exactly what the IOC has in mind: mostly young professionals letting off steam after work, who see climbing as a more engaging and sociable alternative to pounding treadmills or pumping iron in a gym.
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His earlier proposal would take health insurance away from 22 million people and raise premiums for millions of others, according to the C.B.O. There is no indication that the changes he has in mind will meaningfully improve that dreadful legislation.
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One possibility she has in mind is an educational program to introduce to elementary and middle school students "where students are tasked with solving problems in a fully diverse group which teaches the value in incorporating gender differences in making decisions," she said.
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The denuclearization he has in mind is "progressive and synchronous," which seems to mean it will move forward in partial steps, in exchange for economic benefits and security guarantees, and that the United States would withdraw its nuclear umbrella from South Korea.
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The type of program that Huawei has in mind will attempt to keep a conversation going for as long as possible so that a user does not feel alone, according to James Lu, director of AI product management at Huawei's consumer business group.
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The question of how he will recreate the balance between teen soap and neo-noir that made the original Veronica Mars so compelling remains open — but if this deal pulls through, it will be exciting to see what he has in mind.
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"The only time when the unemployment rate for these groups goes down and wages go up is when we have a very tight economy, much tighter than the Fed has in mind when it's focusing on a 2 percent inflation target," Stiglitz said.
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In early 2017, the Brennan Center for Justice pegged voter impersonation rates at "between 0.0003 percent and 0.0025 percent" — meaning a typical American is more likely to be struck by lightning than to commit the type of fraud Trump has in mind.
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What Trump has in mind is a bit more like this: Trump has publicly suggested for over a year now that Democrats, former president Barack Obama, the Clintons, or forces within the FBI or Justice Department aligned with Obama spied on his presidential campaign.
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It would be reasonable for the administration of AMLO to grant PEMEX greater flexibility when making decisions, which at the same time need to be carried out under a judgement that has in mind the new regulatory environment and allows PEMEX to compete successfully.
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And several Democrats appeared alarmed by what Sessions, the Senate's foremost immigration hawk, has in mind for young people in the country illegally who are protected from deportation and can legally work under President Obama's executive action, known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
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For a global advertising and marketing agency like Ogilvy & Mather, it wouldn't be unheard of for each employee to be passionate about the marketing space; yet when it comes to the company's worldwide CEO, there are a few more qualities he has in mind.
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Given that slavery is already illegal in Westeros, it's not entirely clear what she has in mind in this respect, but Dany is certainly an idealist, and idealism often proves to be an awkward match for a political strategy that's based on flying death machines.
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We should soon see exactly what the Trump administration has in mind for short-term limited-duration insurance, plans that are offered for a limited period of time and are not subject to Obamacare's health insurance rules, like the law's prohibition on preexisting conditions.
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I'm not the young girl that Pereira presumably has in mind — given how young e-sports pros typically are, I'm usually older than everyone competing — but there is still a certain inspiration in getting to see someone like you lead, be confident and carefree, and win onstage.
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Our Microsoft Event Liveblog Is Right HereIt's time to hear what Microsoft's army of engineers and designers has in mind for the future of…Read more ReadThe new, 3D-focused Paint will give users the ability to work in three axes using a variety of new tools.
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" Referring to Mr. Erdogan's recent talk of a "great Turkey" following the invasion of the Kurdish enclave of Afrin in northern Syria, Mr. Kammenos added: "Whoever has in mind large Ottoman empires should remember 1821, how the Greek people faced the Ottoman Empire and crushed it.
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Moon, who brokered the summit between Washington and Pyongyang, likely used Saturday's meeting to confirm Kim's willingness to enter nuclear negotiations with Trump and clarify what steps Kim has in mind in the process of denuclearization, said Hong Min, a senior analyst at Seoul's Korea Institute for National Unification.
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Like Brad Pitt's Rusty, it takes some convincing to get Lou on board with the scope of what Debbie has in mind: robbing a Cartier diamond necklace worth $150 million dollars right off It Girl Daphne Kluger's (Anne Hathaway) neck in the middle of the iconic Met Gala.
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Denuclearization would mean North Korea agreeing to give up its nuclear program before the US makes concessions, Bolton said, adding that the administration has in mind something similar to the agreement the US and United Kingdom made with Libya during the rule of now-deceased dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
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What this all adds up to is a potential crisis much graver than whatever immigration emergencies the president has in mind: A legally ignorant president forcing our troops to choose between his commands and the rule of law in a petty political struggle over a domestic political question.
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As President Trump declared a national emergency on Friday to bypass Congress and build his long-promised wall, he again painted a portrait of a lawless, chaotic border and cited arguments about the effectiveness of the kind of barrier he has in mind that were not rooted in facts.
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"If someone comes along with a checkbook and wants to develop the game in areas, in particular where we need that development," Gosper told The West Australian newspaper in September, "and I'm thinking across parts of Asia which Mr. Forrest has in mind, then that's of interest to us."
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Yet, as 2018 rapidly comes to a close, the former CEO of furniture-maker Steelcase has offered relatively few, and often inscrutable, indications of what he has in mind, leaving not only outsiders, but insiders at all levels, trying to understand precisely what directions he wants them to move in.
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But because I doubt that's the kind of action Zack Snyder has in mind for his next superhero flick, I'm going to have to settle for Mattel's updated take on its classic Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots game where the robotic pugilists have now been replaced with Batman and Superman.
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" Sable's low-stakes, coming-of-age journey might be what Kim Belair, former Ubisoft scriptwriter and co-founder of narrative development company Sweet Baby, has in mind when she outlines her hope for a future that is "lighter on a huge story and more about the personal journey of a character.
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At the same time the contract sketches the clearest picture yet of what Google has in mind with Streams: An app that's already evolved in scope from a mobile wrapper for NHS algorithmic alerts to a broader task management and alerts app served via a Google-owned streaming FHIR API.
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The discussion groups, where students, and now faculty and staff, come together to talk through challenging issues are among the many changes, big and small, that Shirley M. Collado, the incoming president of Ithaca College, has in mind as she sets out to usher in a new era at the institution.
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Schiff, who has been mentioned as a possible House impeachment manager, said the potential witnesses he has in mind are ones who have refused to talk to House impeachment investigators: Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, former national security adviser John Bolton and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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Cap'n Buck at first tells Charlie that they are headed to Virginia in order to retrieve $4,000 stolen from Buck's employer, but it gradually becomes clear that what Buck actually has in mind is catching a family of formerly enslaved people who ran away 10 years before — a family that was worth $4,000.
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"Whatever fantasy the next governor has in mind, he has to deal with a huge multibillion-dollar shortfall between getting anything between Central California and Silicon Valley that is high speed," said Assemblyman Jim Patterson, a Republican from Fresno and longtime critic of the bullet-train project who pushed for the audit.
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She did not give specifics, but said the government has in mind adding at least 20 business sectors to the 145 currently qualifying for allowances Boosting investment has been an economic priority for President Joko Widodo, particularly since sluggish consumption has capped annual economic growth at around 5 percent for several years.
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Block's proposal for a "radar wall" is actually just what DHS has in mind: Last month, the agency was given the green light to build out a virtual fence along the southern border, a series of sensor-and-camera-equipped towers to catch unlawful movement just north of the Mexican-American border.
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Here's what Slack has in mind for the current quarter (Q1 fiscal 2021): For the first quarter of fiscal year 2021, Slack currently expects: Total revenue of $185 million to $43 million, representing year-over-year growth of 37% to 39% [and] non-GAAP net loss per share of $0.07 to $0.06.
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" In the course of one of our campaign interviews, Trump told me that it was during the 1950s — when American civil religion was at its peak — that the country was at its strongest, and that the '50s are the era he has in mind when he vows to make us "great again.
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While it is hard to know exactly what the president has in mind, or whether he has any conception about what it would entail, one thing is clear: Not only would such an action be illegal, but if members of the armed forces obeyed his command, they would be committing a federal crime.
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" The eminent critic Frank Kermode, identifying those whom Professor Bloom saw as his antagonists, wrote in The London Review of Books, "He has in mind all who profess to regard the canon as an instrument of cultural, hence political, hegemony — as a subtle fraud devised by dead white males to reinforce ethnic and sexist oppression.
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I was impressed by what Adam has in mind in terms of his vision for his company, it's just not what you see here, it's not just a co-working concept, it is about changing and revolutionizing and humanizing the way we live, the way we work and the how we connect with one another.
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It's simple, I think, or ought to be: The Sanders camp must imagine (to borrow a tongue-in-cheek bit of internet-speak) a "normie" democratic socialist — a person who is in most every sense ordinary but who may still be interested in the benefits of the kinds of programs Mr. Sanders has in mind.
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Click here to view original GIFThe whole point of gesture controls is to give back screen real estate, and Moto's version is actually better than what's in Android P. GIF: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)As for controls, Moto has decided to skip over the gesture navigation Google has in mind for Android P, with its own, slightly improved implementation.
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If the proposed legislation goes into practice, this kind of preparedness is what the Maryland Small Business Retirement Savings Board has in mind even for workers without the 401(k), employer-matching luxuries of Key Tech: young Maryland residents who can move with their money without worrying about a new employer resistant to taking on another company's retirement package.
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At least publicly, though, Chinese officials have indicated they have no interest, and that in any case the United States and Russia would either have to slash their arsenals to Chinese levels — not remotely likely — or let China build up to Russian and American levels, which does not seem to be what Mr. Trump has in mind.
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" He added that he's not launching a full blown investigation into the FBI and and does not view it as a problem that is "endemic" to the FBI, but has in mind some colleagues to help him "pull all this information together, and letting me know if there are some areas that should be looked at.
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It would be a perfect place for a My So-Called Life cast reunion, she says, and while she hasn't been in touch with Danes for many years, she recently spoke with Wilson Cruz, who played gay teen Rickie Vasquez in one of the series' pioneering storylines, about a plan she has in mind: "I'd love to do the first countryside Pride here."
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We know it's bad, because in the book's first scene Philip wakes from a coma in a hospital bed, months after the expedition, with practically every bone in his body crushed and his bandmates gone; for most of the rest of the story he tries to remember what happened, and to figure out what the military has in mind for him now.
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Simple versions of what Zuckerberg has in mind already exist in the real world: Face-distorting filters that Snapchat popularized are one examples, and so is the mobile game Pokémon Go. "Think about how many of the things you use [that] don't actually need to be physical," Zuckerberg told Recode in an interview where he outlined his broader AR vision, which includes AR glasses.
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She wants a child care tax credit as part of a broader effort to make child care more affordable, and while she has not enumerated all the details of what she has in mind, a refundable credit would avoid the problems created by offering a tax deduction and would be valuable for lower- and middle-income families even if they don't pay federal income tax.
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