Trump has to be the best, has to be admired, has to be the most successful.
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It has to be joyful, it has to be funny, it has to make people happy.
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It has to be fashionable, it has to be artistic, and it has to include a fetish.
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That's where my focus has to be, where your focus has to be, where his focus has to be.
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IT HAS TO BE USER FRIENDLY, IT HAS TO BE NAVIGABLE, IT HAS TO BE ACCESSIBLE IN FRICTIONLESS WAYS.
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Everything has to be carefully prepared, it has to fresh, and everything has to be clean when you are cooking.
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She has to go to jail — has to go!
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"It has to be a cooperative effort, it has to be funded, and it has to have a home," says Wells.
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He has to win, he has to punish and humiliate.
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Parsley has to be picked, lamb has to be prepared.
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And this has to be addressed, has to be addressed.
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So electric mobility has to happen, has to happen fast.
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Hoffman has to go because, well, Hoffman has to go.
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"Qatar has to redress its path and has to go back to all previous commitments, it has to stop media campaigns and has to distance itself from our number one enemy, Iran," he said.
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So WhatsApp has to register, Skype has to register, ICQ probably has to register as a, you know, as a distributor of information.
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"It has to be the right product, it has to be the right film, it has to be the right brand," he said.
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"There has to be the right coalition — it has to be the right message, it has to be the right candidate," he said.
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It has to be a criminal act, it has to be.
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This mentality has to change and it has to change fast.
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A son has to do what a son has to do.
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Somebody has to govern these places, somebody has to keep security.
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It has to work first, and then has to be affordable.
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Education has to be clinical, and teaching has to be interdisciplinary.
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He has to act, he has to come to a decision.
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And it has to stop and it has to stop now.
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There has to be a standard that has to be met.
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And the innovation has to be – it has to play positively.
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It gets back into not just Big Pharma, not just health insurance companies, but it has to do with chemical policies, it has to do with environmental policies, it has to do with food, it has to do with drug policies, and it has to do with environment policies.
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But a man has to do what a man has to do.
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And she has to want kids, and has to want to adopt.
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The mail has to go somewhere, your computer has to go somewhere.
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When the trash has to go out, it HAS TO GO OUT.
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She has to protect her sister, and Owen has to protect himself.
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It has to be prosecuted, and it has to be dealt with.
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He has to win delegates, he has to win lots of them.
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"It has to happen, it flat-out has to happen," he said.
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Something has to change and it has to come from the inside.
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"It has to stop and it has to stop now," he tweeted.
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"The P.L.O. has to be renovated, has to be refreshed," he said.
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Their has to be voluntary action, and there has to be intent.
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When I go to other places, they tell me Benji has to talk now, or Benji has to do this, Benji has to do that.
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He has to move quickly, he has to get the party united and he has to show them that he can play in the big leagues.
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It all has to be automated, and it all has to work perfectly.
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I never feel like this has to happen or that has to happen.
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More importantly, it has to be good and it has to be engaging.
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Everything has to relate to Hades, everything has to relate to the inferno.
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"They are realizing something has to be done and something has to change."
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" She added, "I think that has to change and that has to stop.
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"It has to come with a congressional mandate, it has to be well funded, it has to have good leadership and it has to really be empowered to make actual decisions as the technology landscape continues to evolve," Hughes said.
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They said,"Do anything you want, but one has to say, 'Happy Birthday, Tom,' one has to say, 'Happy Birthday, Bill,' and one has to say..." whatever.
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There has to be goodwill, there has to be hard work and there has to be an understanding that not all issues will be resolved at once.
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Our foreign policy has to be strong, but it also has to be smart.
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It has to fit his image, it has to fit what he believe in.
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And business has to do what business has to do to work around that.
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She has to do research and she has to look at companies very closely.
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It has to be thin to bubble, and the oven has to be HOT!
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And I was like, 'This has to be, has to be meant to be.
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It has to reason from precedent and it has to reason from political philosophy.
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It really has to come from the top and it has to start early.
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This has to be discussed in a way which has to be de-dramatised.
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The person who's writing it has to know somebody, has to talk to somebody.
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"Someone has to stand up to him, someone has to stop him," he said.
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Sometimes art has to break us up — sometimes art has to heal us up.
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He has to reduce the number of cases the immigration court has to handle.
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It has to be sustainable and it has to continue to sustain the recovery.
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And if your party has to go down, then that's what has to happen.
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He has to do what he has to do to get his children there.
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Everything has to sit in the right place, everything has to fit, everything has to be taken care of, and she certainly didn't look attractive or even magical.
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"It has to have taste, it has to have food value, and it has to have shelf life," Ms. Caplan said, explaining what she looked for in produce.
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"He has to ask others for opinions, he has to be wary of the (political) processes, and he has to get close to people with more experience," Toussaint said.
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" Mr. Roe said that Mr. Trump "has to find a place to live, and he has to find a place he'd enjoy, because he has to run for office.
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He (Bluiett) has to be a defender, he has to be a rebounder, he has to be a guy who handles the ball and makes a lot guys better.
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Inflation has to go up , it has to go up to close to 2 percent.
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Someone or something has to be superior and someone or something has to be inferior.
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It has to do with the hardware, it also has to do with the software.
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That means sometimes it has to hurt, sometimes it has to be rough and uncomfortable.
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The whole community has to come together, and each part has to fulfill its role.
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Trucks have to come in, food has to come in, mail has to come in.
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" "[North Korea] has to be uber-bombastic, it always has to be on the attack.
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Just as our organization has to adapt, cybersecurity has to adapt in the same way.
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There has to be -- there has to be -- justice at the end of the day.
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"No one has to be separated and no one has to be detained," she added.
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GEHRY The orchestra has to feel the audience, the audience has to feel the orchestra.
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Beyond that, there has to be more housing and there has to be better wages.
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Now everything's mainstream, and everything has to be big, and everyone has to be the biggest.
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But I'd like to see -- there has to be an idea, there has to be something.
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Our defense has to pick it up a little more, everything has to be tightened down.
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So everybody has to work, and it all has to come together at the same time.
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Since Red loves Nicky, she understands that Nicky has to do what she has to do.
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He has to worry about members of Congress, he has to worry about the midterm elections.
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At some point though, the talking has to stop, and the music has to take over.
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Those 10 years showed me one thing: what has to be done, has to be done.
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My husband, all he has to worry about is what he has to do for him.
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Casting has to start somewhere, and at some point, the gatekeeper has to open the gates.
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An investigation "has to occur and it has to be unvarnished and impartial," Grijalva told Hill.
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But it has to be a sitcom, though, and it has to have a laugh track.
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He not only has to govern, he has to win the argument within his own movement.
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"The prosecutors office has to be modernized, it has to care for victims properly," she said.
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And it not only has to be person-based, but it has to be race-specific.
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It has to be mandatory and there has to be some repercussion for not reporting it.
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A woman has to be relaxed, has to stretch herself—otherwise, the guy could hurt her.
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Laura, on the other hand, has to do the interviews, she has to answer for the words we wrote, she has to be photographed topless for Rolling Stone to promote it.
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Why is it that every emotional moment he has, has to be leaked, has to be a tick-tock, every second has to be transmitted to you guys in the press?
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A lot has to happen in the meantime, however: Varo has to attract users to its existing product, it has to raise a bunch more money, and it has to hope (fingers crossed) that regulators are open to once again allowing new banks to be formed.
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If that means that half of humanity has to go then half of humanity has to go.
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Our communication has to get better, our ability to help on the ball has to be better.
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It has to do with religion and cosmology and it has to do with politics and secrecy.
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What you're creating has to be relevant — it has to speak for and to people right now.
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Bonnie has to die so Elena can wake up, but who says she has to stay dead?
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"It has to be dazzling and it has to be interesting looking and aesthetically pleasing," he says.
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"It has to be dazzling and it has to be interesting looking and aesthetically pleasing," he said.
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Congress has to strengthen its own hand (and the next president has to help it do so).
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"The government has to go back and review all these drugs, and the practice has to stop."
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"This power has to come from somewhere and it has to come from the grid," he said.
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The quality has to hold up, it has to be fabricated well and have an emotional impact.
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It means Leonard has to do more than just pick and pop, and has to stay healthy.
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It has to have a certain rhythm, speed, and pressure, and it has to be two bodies.
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"There has to be a deal, the country has to be reunited again," a police commander said.
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"But that didn't happen, and there has to be a winner, and there has to be loser."
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" "I know everything that Bernie has to say and that Hillary has to say at a debate.
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The tax system has to fund the government and the government has to do things for everyone.
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I wish that there was there has to be another way, there has to be another way.
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"This is really something that the international community has to stand up, has to respond," he said.
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It ain't about feelings, my nigga, what has to be done is what has to be done.
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But when there's a body, it has to go somewhere — and someone has to make that happen.
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But for sure, the conversation has to stay fresh, it has to stay continuous, it has to be persistent, and we all have a responsibility to make sure that happens in our communities.
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When you're even looking at church as something that has to expand and has to be big, it's crazy, the idea that there has to be a business mind behind spreading the word.
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"Change has to happen, it has to happen with the people who dictate who belongs," Ms. DuVernay said.
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Someone has to dream up the next Gmail, just like someone has to manage spreadsheets and answer phones.
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In the end of the day, it has to work for them, it has to work for us.
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It has to be beyond a country or region, it has to be the whole world addressing this.
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And it wasn't quite that way but that's OK. Hillary has to do what she has to do.
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A trade secret also has to be valuable and it has to be valuable because it's a secret.
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Instead of saying, 'Mummy has to go, say, 'Mummy has to go, but I love what I do.
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Everyone who meets the eligibility requirements has to be covered, and federal and state spending has to adjust.
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And did you say, "This has to be Ben Mendelsohn," or it has to be these other actors?
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She knows she has to do it while it is soaring, she know she has to do everything.
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It has to work for both sleeves, so the deal has to remain attractive from a risk perspective.
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But it still has to be played, and life still has to happen, and you can't control everything.
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She has to concentrate on her stuff and I concentrate on mine, she has to believe in me.
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"General Prayuth has to be on his own path and the army has to step back," Apirat said.
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It has to be under oath or it has to be given to an agent of the government.
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He has to worry about the day too in which he has to hand off to someone else.
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Your American competitor, who has to buy and sell in dollars, has to grudgingly cut prices to compete.
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And he has to listen to the abuse that he has to -- I wouldn't if I were him.
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When he comes before the committee again, he has to be precise and it has to be accurate.
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When I'm creating an album there has to be musicality — there has to be beauty in the music.
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Ultimately, pressure has to come from below — it has to come from ordinary people who have had enough.
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Melnyk has to sell, and he has to sell to someone that will keep the team in Ottawa.
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An abuser has to affect more than 10,000 users, it has to "abuse" — not just collect — the data (because collecting is fine, remember?!), and it has to be something Facebook didn't know about previously.
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It has so many different pieces and components, and the non-scientists, the lay person, could explain what Amazonian deforestation has to do with deforestation, has to do with the melting ice sheets, has to do with the wildfires in California, has to do with Syria, but it's not easy.
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The President says it&aposs got to be rolled back and they have gone so far as to say, it has to be complete, it has to be irreversible and it has to be verifiable.
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But in order for that philosophizing to occur, something else has to happen first: the thing has to work.
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That said, when it comes to security, Motiv has to get it right and it has to be easy.
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It has to be something in the style of Midnight, and it has to be something I can play.
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That's because, the more time your money has to work for you, the more time it has to grow.
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Therefore everyone has to do their part, and everyone has to reinforce everyone else's commitment to do their part.
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Of course, ULA has to finish developing its rocket first, while Bigelow has to build its first B330 module.
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The economy has to be good, the airline has to be making money, and policies have to be right.
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And, finally, if you really believe politically in something it has to be - - there has to be a risk.
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It has to be big and it has to be beautiful, and who is going to pay it, Ann?
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Of course, Thyssenkrupp has to prove its concept, and Transport for London has to agree to build it first.
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"When we do comedy, for me, the comedy has to feel real, it has to be grounded," McBride said.
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His sense of negotiations is fundamentally zero-sum: One side has to lose and one side has to win.
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"That principal has to be not just a principal — she has to be a social worker," Ms. Smith said.
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Because Bernie has to lose the nomination to a moderate Democrat, but he has to lose fair and square.
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"The first step that has to happen is the administration really has to engage our European allies," Corker said.
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I think that just means that independence has to be happening, there has to be a timeline for that.
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He has to offer something, and that something has to embody dovishness, and the rest will work itself out.
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First it has to get you believing one thing; then it has to convince you of the exact opposite.
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I think even the tech industry itself has gotten caught up in this idea that it has to be the right school, that it has to be right test score, that it has to be, you name it, that it has to look a certain way, maybe in a hoodie or whatever.
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So he had to -- even though he believes on the issue, he has to twist and contort himself, because it&aposs Trump, that he has to oppose, that he has to have a problem with it.
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I decided: I've got to bring back Lord Hood, Miranda has to die, and then Sergeant Johnson has to die.
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Either say everyone has to buy a drink or an item to use the bathroom, or no one has to.
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One who wants to get rights like every Jew has to give something to the country … has to prove himself.
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And now he has to shut the government down, because he has to deliver on this wall that he's promised.
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"Donald Trump has to earn my respect, has to earn my being reciprocal," the Illinois lawmaker told CNN's Wolf Blitzer.
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Something has to be done here and Congress has to fight even harder to get the -- to get those answers.
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One thing the two agree on though is that the suspect has to be a man, it just has to.
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He basically almost has to run an inside straight and almost has to have them all fall into his hands.
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But obviously the money has to be worked out and so I really don't know exactly what has to happen.
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" But at some point, he said, "someone has to lead and has to be brave enough to force that conversation.
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Boiler IQ has to connect to a ZigBee-compatible smart home hub, which itself has to connect to your router.
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She has to be consistent; she has to hit and prove that she can throw a big score every time.
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She has to kill her father to truly be Command, or she has to relinquish the power back to him.
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The designer has to actually dig the brand, of course, but there also has to be a serious innovation quotient.
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Putin thus has to do more than just tell Assad to finally try for peace: He has to force him.
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And it has to be stopped, and it has to be stopped fast and I know how to stop it.
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It has to be broad, it has to be global in its reach in order to solve the fundamental problem.
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As if it has to remember the log-in credentials, like a human who has to name their first pet.
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Someone has to step back at some point, but the majority has to rule; otherwise we're going to have chaos.
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"My mom has to work days, and my pops has to work days—who's gonna watch my grandmother?" he says.
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"One person has to hold Bella at the top of the slide and one has to catch her," said Idskou.
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They actually want the very thing: but it has to fit better on the shoulders, and it has to fit.
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I think that's something that has to be taken care of, and it has to be dealt with very strongly.
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Open Philanthropy, which is the largest philanthropic organization that supports existential risk reduction, have this system where they say that the cause has to be important, it has to be tractable, and it has to be neglected.
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"Any return has to be voluntary, it has to occur in conditions of safety and dignity, and it has to be sustainable," said Kevin Allen, Head of Operations at the UN refugee agency (UNHCR) in Cox's Bazar.
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It has to be somebody you live with, it has to be your parent, it has to be an administrator -- can go to authorities and allow someone to not just be prevented from purchasing any firearm, OK?
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Your everyday winter coat has to serve a variety of functions — it has to look good, even when the rest of your outfit doesn't; it has to keep you warm (like, actually warm, and not in a "cute-but-still-chilly" kind of way); and it has to last, ideally, for more than one season.
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They get this robe, and everyone screams, and the winner has to run three times around the stage, and everyone has to touch the robe, and then the person wearing the robe has to visit every dressing room.
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It's heartbreaking because Elle knows she has to do it to keep her cover and Allie knows it has to happen.
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It has to do with Willowdean's judgments, which comes to bite her in the butt, and she has to confront them.
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A good granddaughter has to do what she has to do, even if that means breaking a hospital's 'no pets' rule.
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"It has to be precise, it has to operate quickly and it&aposs a much harder environment to predict," he said.
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For instance if it has to squeeze between rocks, it has to change its shape to be able to do that.
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"She has to take a pregnancy test, she has to do something to know whether she's pregnant or not," he said.
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Veerathai: Definitely, when monetary policy has to return to its normal path, it means the adjustment has to be much stronger.
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So it has to make allowances for that, which, in the worst case, means the system has to anticipate both outcomes.
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"Because this is a critical event, it has to work and it has to work at the right time," said Levin.
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"We're looking forward to doing something but it has to be done and it has to be done strongly," Trump said.
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I hide behind a comforting logical fallacy: Sarah has to have the right dress, so the right dress has to exist.
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"My fellow South Carolinians do not mind tough politics but it has to be fair, it has to be accurate," Rep.
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First, venom has to be milked from the snake's fangs, and it has to be done repeatedly to produce sufficient quantities.
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"To go and acquire something has to make a huge amount of sense, it has to be value-accretive," she said.
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I don't think it has to be ethnic or racial, but there has to be a distinct American citizenship that matters.
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Remember, the balance of payments has to balance: the sum of current and capital accounts has to be equal to zero.
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First, what constitutes "useful" has to be subject to some criteria, and, second, one has to ask useful for what purpose.
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He has to make compromises — every creative person does, in one way or another — but he rarely has to make concessions.
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Procurement Minister Carla Qualtrough, in overall charge of the competition, told reporters on Tuesday that "as we design this process for fighter jet procurement, it has to be open, it has to be transparent, it has to be competitive".
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You do a television show, it's very lucky, it's such a great show … it's only gonna become better with me not on it because it has to change, it has to grow, there's something dynamic that has to happen.
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"Knowing that one in three Argentines find themselves below the poverty line is something that has to hurt us, something that has to make us angry, and that has to get us to commit to work together," Macri said.
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It has to be -- end of the day, every time I talk to the President it has to be in America's interests.
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What has to happen, what has to occur, rather than everyone going back in their turtle position to hide away from it?
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So partisans come to believe that their side has to be right — it just has to be — because the alternative is unthinkable.
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"He has to thank his commitment, his dedication to it, because he still has to want to do it, right?" she says.
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Ray Conner, head of Boeing's commercial plane unit, said the factory has to be flexible and Boeing has to watch the market.
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Every song you write has to be the one that will make the album, has to be one you'll be proud of.
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"George's disaffected old school journalist has to learn some new tricks, he has to become more of an activist journalist," Foster said.
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"If it says in the agreement that it has to be a museum, then it has to be a museum," he said.
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That people like myself who strongly believe in Europe, we all agree that Europe has to change and Europe has to improve.
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AM also has to stop deceptive practices such as creating fake profiles to lure users ... and has to implement stronger security measures.
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"If a mother has to care for her child, she has to care for him wherever," Bescansa said, according to The Guardian.
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The F.C.C. still has to vote on this plan and the Justice Department has to get the approval of a federal judge.
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I don't want to say that he has to go to the maximum or whatever it is, but he has to pay.
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The fire department still has to inspect the facility and the health department has to provide a food permit, the mayor said.
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It has to stop supporting terrorist organizations, Sunni or Shi'ite, and its policy has to be for the benefit of its people.
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It's [Fiona's] Charles Lee Ray in the end; it has to be similar, but it also has to be true to her.
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And above all, a joke has to be funny -- the more controversial or edgy it is, the funnier it has to be.
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If it goes into a place with oils, what goes in has to be measured, what goes out has to be measured.
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There has to be a clear threat, and the example is troop movements during wartime — it has to rise to that level.
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Washington, DC, for example, has to reach 100% renewable energy by 2032, and some of it has to come from solar energy.
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There has to be some competitive balance, a sense of equals meeting, and there has to be a degree of familiarity, too.
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Sisi Yemmie knows she has to be strategic about what she shares; she has to think about her audience all the time.
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"It's clear from everything she says that she has to overcome this 'original sin,' so has to sound tougher," Mr. Letta said.
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"Someone has to remove their licences, someone has to close them down," said Ma, adding that Alibaba itself was "not law enforcement".
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A city has to either need the infrastructure and use the Olympics to accelerate its development, or the infrastructure has to exist.
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"Because of Donald Trump's more narrow path to the 270 electoral votes that he needs to get to win the White House, he has to win North Carolina, he has to win Florida, he has to win Ohio, " she said.
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After using the Echo pretty extensively since its UK launch, I'd say it can, but the company has to focus on two key areas: Google Home has to understand users better and it has to offer them more sophisticated help.
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He truly doesn't care what he has to say, or which murderer he has to find inspiration in, to get what he wants.
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That's because the more time your money has to work for you, the more time it has to grow, thanks to compound interest.
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It has to be artistic in nature meaning there has to be a lot about it that has elements of art in it.
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The next thing that has to happen is the Senate Judiciary Committee has to decide whether to recommend Kavanaugh's nomination or oppose it.
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"Any alcohol company has to worry about irresponsibly marketing alcohol and any car company has to worry about irresponsibly marketing cars," he says.
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"Justice has to be more than a word, everybody, justice has to become a way of life in our country," Mr. Christie said.
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No one has to smoke or use a mobile phone, but everyone has to be a child and you were once one too.
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If he is to win, he has to win this week, but he has to stay on the same themes from St. Louis.
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WWE has to make a choice and it has to make it now—the stories about JBL are blowing up into a firestorm.
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Conversely, in big business, ultimately, the lead dog has to take responsibility and make a decision, and then everybody else has to follow.
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The reason the House has to vote again even though it passed the bill on Tuesday has to do with a procedural snag.
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But this has to go through a process and sourcing methodology has to be fixed, just like it was with the original memo.
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I'm trying to do it poetically, so there has to be a rhythm to it, there has to be a weave to it.
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Right now she has to get her bearings and she has to figure out what this situation is that she's gotten herself into.
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One has to wonder why anyone has to get a kick out of tormenting animals and participating in something that's cruel and unnecessary.
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When a utility like PG&E has to bear the costs of record-breaking wildfires, it effectively has to become an insurance company.
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Just a few examples, she has to know the curtsy rules ... she has to bend for the Queen, Kate, Beatrice, Eugenie and others.
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"If a mother has to care for her child she has to care for him wherever," Bescansa said, as quoted in the Guardian.
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"Because at the end of the day, you&aposre the one that has to do the work, and who has to be there."
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How about this old idea that maybe the Treasury yield has to go up because it has to be higher to attract capital?
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"Everybody has their own franchise ... but somebody has to put forward a document, somebody has to put forward a bill," Arizona Republican Sen.
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It has to be easier, it has to be one machine that I just drop a leaf into and out pops the answer.
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She has to reject the idea that most women lie, and she has to say it and say it and say it again.
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"If there's any way to save it, if it has to be done brick by brick, then it has to happen," he said.
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"Honestly the party has to be healed, has to be brought together and I think the party can be brought together," he said.
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It has to come from citizens, it has to come from the strengths and the accountability of the local institutions in that country.
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If I'm gonna receive or give advice, it has to be like the wind, it has to be like to ocean, like the river.
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But when this video came into my mind, [I realized] anything that has to do with anyone else has to do with you first.
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The school has to let police know she's arrived safely each morning and her mother has to let them know when she gets home.
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He has to think through things and has to process more information just to get to the same answer, so that affects his speech.
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Or one where Molly has to win the respect of her white-guy boss or Katherine has to win over the male network executive.
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ARROYO: And then the judge ordered them -- by the way, the judge has ruled the kid has to vacate, the man has to vacate.
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I think anything having to do with Russia really has to be, whether it is Uranium One or the dossier, has to be investigated.
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"It has to happen in three weeks, and … it has to be for a year," Pelosi said during a press briefing in the Capitol.
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The rules stipulate that he has to explain his prosecutorial decisions to Rosenstein, but they don't say this report has to be made public.
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"Bernie has to lose the nomination to a moderate Democrat, but he has to lose fair and square," the Times columnist Thomas Friedman argues.
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The governor general has to give it "royal assent" — a formality — and then a date proclaiming its coming into force has to be set.
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He has to quickly figure out what to write on this form so he can go on to whatever he has to do next.
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It has to make sense, and the value has to be right for us because we're not going to pay way above market prices.
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No animal has to be farmed or hunted and no disease has to be risked to enjoy a juicy burger or a crispy nugget.
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So if you want to help your children's mental health, Hawn said, it has to start at home and it has to start young.
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And it has to be objective; there has to be some way to test whether you'll be able to meet that standard or not.
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At the end of the conference, the IAU determined that an object must meet three criteria to be considered a planet: it has to orbit the Sun, it has to be rounded out by gravity, and it has to have cleared its orbital neighborhood.
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The committee has to order the witness to answer and he must refuse; then the Senate (or House) has to vote to cite the witness for contempt; and then the witness has to be tried in court and possibly convicted of criminal contempt of Congress.
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According to federal food safety guidelines, hot food has to stay above 140 degrees fahrenheit and cold food has to stay below 40 degrees fahrenheit.
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So if a person wants him charged with assaulting them, there has to be a police report, and a prosecutor has to bring a charge.
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"We believe that this democratic deficit has to be reduced … That there has to be an equal treatment of countries in similar situations," Morawiecki added.
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She has to be fluent in Korean, and she also has to be able to act enough to do a long arc on the show.
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It's a question where understanding and empathy has to trump, no pun intended, has to trump any quick reactions of an ideological or demagogical nature.
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"A youngster sees a martyr or a female martyr and he feels he has to do more, he has to kill," said Khaldoun Manasra, 19.
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More capital has to be raised and, in order to justify it, the bigger the firm's projected ultimate size—its terminal value—has to be.
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The more of them the OS has to deal with, the more work it has to do and the more system resources are used up.
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They include an art thief who has to save the galaxy from a prototype weapon, a general who has to outsmart his opponent, and more.
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That means that Silicon Valley has to be organized, the fashion industry has to be organized, the formerly incarcerated have to be organized, the teachers.
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But the key is that whatever you do, it has to match the frequency of the content you're doing and it has to be regular.
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"It has to make crucial decisions in regard to this restructuring, it has to meet with its global and local lenders," Robert Driman told parliament.
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But when I stepped out of the world of hooliganism, I had a motto in life: What has to be done, has to be done.
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But first, Sara has to come around to accepting who she is, and she has to get a handle on her hot-for-teacher crush.
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The longer a customer has to wait to hear back from you, the more time he has to stew on his reasons for being upset.
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What happens if Google has to walk away from tying search and Chrome to Google Play or has to give up the anti-fragmentation clause?
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A lone boy never has to wait for his sibling to leave the bathroom and never has to concede over which television programme to watch.
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"He has to have a procedure tomorrow and he has to stay in the hospital for a week," Smith told his manager on the phone.
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But to credibly threaten repeal, first the resolution has to pass; then Republicans have to write their repeal bill; then that bill has to pass.
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IF THEY DO NOT AGREE – BUSINESS STILL HAS TO GO ON, TRADE HAS TO GO ON. NOBODY CAN STOP THE BUSINESS, NOBODY CAN STOP TRADE.
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Most of us assume government has to tax before it spends, that like you and me it has to earn money before it purchases goods.
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"I think everyone has to give — it's not one side or the other — everyone has to give something to get an agreement done," he said.
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It has to be a voice that they trust, and it has to be part of what they actually need to get through their day.
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This could have to do with his actual son, and also has to do with his attitude toward what he has to let go of.
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And every additional mile that a polar bear has to traverse under its own power is that much more food the bear has to eat.
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She no longer has to make that choice, and Grechen Shirley no longer has to choose between caring for her kids and running for Congress.
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He writes with the ferocity of a writer who's finally getting his vision down, and he has to say it, has to get it out.
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"Whatever you do, it has to strike a chord and it has to feel true to the brand versus just tugging on heartstrings," Lehmann said.
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A LOT OF THAT HAS TO DO WITH PRODUCT CYCLE, A LOT OF THAT HAS TO DO WITH HOW WE'VE MANAGED THE BRAND OVER TIME.
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"We feel a little disappointed that it has to be the media who has to press the church and the pope to comment," she added.
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The slice has to be symmetrical and the crust has to have the right level of thickness, chewiness, and give to get it just right.
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They end up getting pulled into the climactic event of the movie: She has to impersonate a prostitute and he has to impersonate a pimp.
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The solution to sustaining vaccination rates has to encompass more than social media — it has to be a priority for state governments around the country.
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An everyday bra has to fulfill a solid list of demands to keep us happy: It has to be loose in all the right places (we're looking at you, back hooks), and tight in the rest (now you, shoulder straps); it has to be functional, without sacrificing some level of style; and, most importantly, it has to offer enough support to survive our daily movement.
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It has to be sweet, but not so saccharine you want to vom; it has to make you want to dance rather than give you a headache; it has to be emotional but not too taxing; it has to have a chorus that sticks to the walls of your brain like glitter over glue, buzzing round your head long after the track has finished.
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The lender also has to have been registered for at least a year, and the borrower has to be a related entity, according to the guidelines.
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For one, the rocket has to be able to handle more loads during launch and it has to have a much higher tolerance for small failures.
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" He framed this as a do-or-die moment for his campaign, saying Tuesday night that it "has to happen here, it has to happen now.
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In the show's most recent season, she's wounded and has to have her spleen surgically removed, which has to be a first in a superhero story.
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Because the Chinese domestic financial sector has to be healthy enough, has to be robust enough, and well-regulated enough to sustain a free capital flow.
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"The genetically modified male has to mate with a wild female, and the wild female has to bite us in order to lay eggs," she said.
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She has to possess it […] There is something desperate in her inspiration; she doesn't have time for niceties, she just has to get it out there.
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But we don't really find out what David Sparsholt has to say about his gay son, or what the son has to say about his father.
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I insist on leaving her a lot of freedom when she plays, but she has to create, has to make things happen, really like an artist.
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"In order for those things to happen, the game has to be balanced; it has to have some sort of spectator quality to it," Arhancet said.
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You have to have broad-scale public education reform and it has to come through the public schools and it has to come from union accountability.
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Not every story has to be for everyone, and not every story even has to work, because the very next week will bring something entirely new.
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"No one has to pay for whatever drugs are needed, no one has to pay for hospitalization because of the crisis," Biden said during the debate.
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Germany has to accept "that it is a migration country and that it has to decide whom to keep and whom to send out," Fricke added.
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It has to be equal status contact where it's people working together cooperatively for common goals and it has to be contact that's sanctioned by leadership.
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Just because he has to wake up before the sun rises that doesn't mean he has to awaken to the blaring of an obnoxious alarm clock.
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That legislation has to be debated in that committee, then it has to get out of that committee and go to the floor of the House.
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Whether it's everybody has to look alike, the way that you dress, your shirt has to be tucked in, you can't walk around with headphones on.
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Color comes after each vibe gets its name, and has to check a few boxes: It has to fit not only with its series partners but also with the larger brand aesthetic—wah, loosely defined as harmonious and soothing—and it has to suit the particular form.
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He brought Gordon Murray on board, the man behind McLaren road cars, with the following brief: the vehicle has to have high ground clearance and generous approach and departure angles; its layout has to be configurable for multiple uses; and the cab has to fit three people.
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So all of the guys who take up the most time and have those customer relationships are going to be those new retail channels — so it is going to be Amazon, it has to be Facebook, it has to be Google, it has to be Apple.
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According to [Federal Election Commission] rules, the money has to be raised in a segregated, dedicated account, which has to be strictly for purposes of [the] recount.
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MACCALLUM: I hear you, but what&aposs crazy is that, you know, an American citizen basically has to work, it has to be to go to court.
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The final state of the balls has to be lower than the initial state and this has to be due to a decrease in gravitational potential energy.
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It has to establish Scott Lang's house arrest, but more importantly, it has to explain this whole backstory of why the van Dynes are mad at him.
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"So there's this realization that it's an uphill battle, but it's a battle that has to happen, and it has to start somewhere," Mr. Peduto told CityLab.
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He has to know that if This Is Us is going to continue for years to come, he has to deepen it beyond these initial early impressions.
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"I think it has to have that historical resonance, it has to link to other images that are familiar in the culture, consciously or unconsciously," she said.
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The Affordable Care Act has to go and it has to go quickly, Donald Trump economic advisor and CKE Restaurants CEO Andrew Puzder told CNBC on Wednesday.
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"The blood of our children are crying out in the streets and something has to be done, something has to be done to stop this," Smith said.
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"The problem is, it has to cover everyone — you can't just have a few companies doing it voluntarily, it has to be in the laws," Warner said.
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Ball not only has to worry about getting his shoulders aligned, but also has to bring the ball back to his left hip from his right hand.
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First, the buyer has to get zoning approval to convert the crib into a retirement home ... and also, the bankruptcy judge has to approve the whole deal.
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When the city is aware of what you're doing or has to be aware and has to recognize it instead of kind of pretending, it's not happening.
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But we can hope... At 24-0, Khabib Nurmagomedov has to be wondering what the hell else he has to do to earn a lightweight title shot.
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So JIRA, it has to be simple enough for those teams to function but it has to be powerful enough to run a complex software development process.
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Usually Mark has to redo his guitar, because we don't know the songs very well and he has to lead us through the songs with his voice.
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The momentum that got us to this point has to continue and for regulatory change to keep pace with technological change, it probably even has to accelerate.
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"If it's a woman, she automatically has to be defined in relation to the many hats she has to wear," Mr. Landgraf said of those other examples.
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"It has to be verifiable, it has to be monitored, it can't be just vague promises like we've seen over the last 25 years," Mr. Lighthizer said.
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First things first: technically speaking, Cleveland has to beat the Toronto Raptors to reach the Finals, just as Golden State has to outlast the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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Right, and eventually, they will go turn it off once they track it down, but a human being has to go track ... someone has to report it.
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"You can do stuff but the real stuff has to happen in Parliament and the UN, and has to happen now, we're out of time," he said.
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The notice has to include whether the barrier is temporary or permanent, and it has to state the exact part of the law that is being violated.
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Keep in mind that it has to be in all lowercase letters, can&apost have spaces or periods, and has to be 80 characters or less.6.
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Part of it has to do with stigma, of course, but sometimes it has to do with preferences that were developed either innately or by societal influence.
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CHELSEA HAS TO DECIDE WHAT SHE'S GOING TO DO, BUT SOMEBODY HAS TO STAY THERE, AS I EXPLAINED WHEN I SAID WE WERE GOING TO GET OUT OF MOST OF OUR – ALMOST EVERYTHING WE'RE DOING OVERSEAS, OR EVERYTHING, THAT SOMEBODY HAS TO SUPERINTEND THE HANDING OFF OF ALL THIS.
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" She added: "Schultz has to have seen the numbers, has to understand there is no path to the Oval Office for an independent in this political climate and has to know his candidacy would simply cleave off just enough votes to deal a fatal blow to the Democratic nominee.
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"It's not just the access to abortion rights, it has to be about comprehensive health care, it has to be about sex education, it has to be about prevention of violence, sexual violence in particular," Erika Guevara-Rosas, Americas director at Amnesty International told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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And I think we should break the stereotypes in this country that a first lady has to do one thing and a first male has to do another.
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Everything we have to do as a company has to rest on three things: It has to rest on transparency, integrity in everything that we do and accountability.
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Food has to sit in your stomach, and then it has to move through your intestines, and if the stomach is full, the only way out is up.
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While answering a fan question on Twitter, Kardashian admitted that she has to deal with her own inner guilt every time she has to be away from True.
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At Småland, for safety purposes, whoever drops off a child has to sign a paper and that signature has to match the signature used when you check out.
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Some people swear it has to do with where you gain your pregnancy weight, while others think it has to do with how high or low you carry.
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They said the town there has to stop using the internet when the high school has to take an exam, a state exam, because there's not enough bandwidth.
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So if you're going to have the resources to do something on the scale of "Jungle Book," it has to be something that has to do business everywhere.
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Part of that has to do with the diminished returns on battery charging over time, but much of it has to do with improved handling of battery drain.
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Some of that has to do with the rules and laws under which they operate, but a lot of it has to do with the norms of behavior.
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It's a tightrope that has to be walked between making the argument that I believe, from my research, has to be made and not acting as a scaremonger.
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"It has to proceed from a win-win premise; it has to be something positive for Mexico, not something that damages the country," Videgaray said in Mexico's Senate.
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We are craftsmen and our goal is to create good food, just like the designer has to create beautiful clothes or Ferrari has to create a fast car.
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For me, it really comes down to three things: it has to be fun, it can't take too much time, and it has to give me tangible rewards.
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The crucial point, though, is that your thank-you has to specifically mention something you talked about in your meeting, and it has to be thoughtful — and short.
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Once that's done, a leader has to set the organization's standards from quality and integrity — and then has to find a way to become its motivator in chief.
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"Either the Democratic electorate has to believe that he can't go up against Donald Trump or someone else has to prove that they can," O'Connell said of Biden.
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"In the long run the US has to be in the game and has to reduce emissions, otherwise we won't get to the Paris goals," Hare told me.
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I will choose what's best for me and Ronda would be the main fight, that's why it has to be against her, it has to be with Ronda.
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What I'm trying to point out is that in order for all of us to live, killing has to happen and it has to happen to sentient beings.
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For it to be considered kleptoparasitism, the biologist Erika Iyengar explains, the parasite has to steal food from the host, and the host has to suffer as consequence.
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But for something like a kidney, that has to happen before someone dies because there still has to be blood flow and oxygen in it before it's removed.
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KS: Right, but what has to happen as a leader ... What has to happen ... The most important thing we need to do is get more women in power.
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"Someone has to stand up to him, someone has to stop him," Mr. Cuomo said during the debate against Ms. Nixon, who is challenging him in the Sept.
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Among other challenges, the agency has to come up with standards for what happens when a highly automated car has to hand control back to a human driver.
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And this crucial stipulation: He has to be either on the team that drafted him, or has to have been traded on his rookie deal to another team.
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Honestly, we have no idea what the specifics of this storyline are beyond "John Wick has to fight everyone," because that's always what John Wick has to do.
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"Personally, I would be very reluctant to put my president into a meeting where he has to talk about dachas, or he has to talk about staffing patterns at embassies ... There is a lot of work that has to be done ahead of a meeting like this," an official said.
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Yeah, I think our innovation issues have to do with other things besides this, because it has to do with government research money, it has to do with ... But we are, I think, at a low of startup creation right now, and it has to do with large giant companies dominating.
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He has to get onto a shortlist of two MPs that the parliamentary party sends to the party's 124,000 members, and then he has to win the membership's support.
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"It&aposs my understanding if another same sex couple walks into this job, he still has to serve him just like he has to serve anybody else, " Craig said.
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And everyone understands that the answers are not promises or pledges, because once confirmed a judge has to feel -- a justice has to call it as he sees it.
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"But he's been through it before, and he's ready to take on the fight he has to take on – not because he wants to, but because he has to."
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For a video to get produced, Streit said, the committee has to consider the subject matter evergreen: It has to be worthy of a place in the Americanism curriculum.
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You see, with the Rogue Film School, everybody has to send me a written application — which I read, every single one — and everyone has to send me a film.
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The number of variables a system like Autoland has to deal with is relatively small compared to those an autonomous car in a city has to navigate, after all.
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But 45 percent said the decline in yields has to do with a lowered inflation outlook and 37 percent said it has to do with a lowered growth outlook.
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But there has to be a way where dancers can be insured, and I know we're all like entrepreneurs, freelancers, but there has to be some type of protection.
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There are two ways to understand the reaction to "Making It." One has to do with the politics (small "p"), and the other has to do with the merits.
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Part of that has to do with Merkel's placid disposition; part of it has to do with the EU structures and processes that bind the hands of European leaders.
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One has to assume Diaz's sudden love for Hunt has to do with the news earlier this week that the UFC had filed a motion to dismiss Hunt's charges.
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That's why the sound level has to be so high, why everything has to be just blazing — to take you out of your body while you're in your body.
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Just as a mind has to be opened so that it can close on something, an organization has to be diverse so that different perspectives can serve some end.
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Her cargo comes with some strict requirements: the trailer has to be kept cooled to a certain temperature, and she has to drop it off by 5AM in Chicago.
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" As Holst described it, they have the power to say, "This animal has to breed with that animal, and this offspring has to be moved over to that zoo.
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That the project that somebody is working on in your software is actionable, there has to be some type of ... the person has to respond to the job posting.
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A registered financial advisor, for example, has to follow stringent rules set by regulators and their advice has to be signed off by the firm's compliance department, he explained.
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Here's the issue GiveWell faces: It has to prioritize between all the charities it evaluates, and it has to do so even though those charities do vastly different things.
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NF: The only way, I think, to really fix impeachment is to start with the House realizing that if it wants to engage in impeachment, it has to start sooner, it has to be more thorough, it has to accept that there may be no opportunity for more witnesses to appear before the Senate, and so it has to make an even fuller and more complete record than it did in this instance.
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For Anchor to succeed, it has to go far beyond making podcasting easier — it has to make listening to amateur audio fun in a way that it usually just isn't.
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When the engines fail, Walton knows what he has to do; He has to fix them manually and then burn to a crisp in the engine room – burn without dying.
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Just as a political solution to the crisis has to involve a less rigged system of political representation, so an economic dimension has to involve a less rigged property market.
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They don't keep an offsite storage facility, she has to use a courier to send signed documents back and forth, and she has to bill her own hours by hand.
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The product is the ante and the product has to be good, and it has to be the same every time, or people aren't going to want to buy it.
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But Judge Alsup still has to decide which ones count as actual trade secrets, and whether Levandowski's role at Uber has to be reevaluated for the duration of the case.
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The media seeks novelty relentlessly—every drug epidemic always has to be the most severe, every new drug on the scene has to be the most addictive and deadly ever.
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"The car has to run and it has to do all the other things that cars do," but the primary reason for its success could be because of its design.
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There has to be Wiener schnitzel, and it has to come with lingonberries (intact and not too sweet), potato salad (on the mild, creamy side) and marinated cucumber slices (classic).
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On average, a woman has to eat about 1,500 calories daily to lose one pound a week, while a man has to eat about 2,000 calories for the same result.
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Crucially, the EPA no longer has to prove that regulating a chemical is cost-effective and only has to show that it is harmful to public health or the environment.
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There are some conditions for him to exercise that power, though — he has to repay the money SoftBank loaned him, and he has to abide by his non-compete agreement.
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Sometimes he has to run the register, and other times he has to actually make the pizzas, and most of the time he's having to hear his boss insult him.
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I think that we are good at doing what we do, and Uber has to do what it thinks it has to do from a technical and non-technical perspective.
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"The fund has to do its job to hold the assets and provide a return and the tech company has to do its job of executing very well," Dwivedi said.
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She has to look at everything in the face, she has to really be in contact with the people that she's choosing, with the people that she's hurting or abandoning.
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Wes already knows he'll be on probation for 3 years, has to complete a 3-month alcohol program, and has to pay a bunch of fines plus additional penalty fees.
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Once a pure northern white rhino embryo has been created, it then has to be implanted into a southern white rhino surrogate mother, and she has to successfully give birth.
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Because air is spilling out of the fridge, it has to be replaced by surrounding air — air also has to flow into the fridge, or in this case the Arctic.
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They also anchor into the base pits differently, so Cook not only has to bring bases from home but also has to change the holes into which they are fitted.
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She says she feels it when she travels and hates the extra security measures she has to take to feel safe, but that's the way it has to be now.
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You can push the actors quite a bit more because you aren't saying this scene has to be 90 seconds long, or this scene has to be 15 seconds long.
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It's also a great line, and Rick May's (voice of Peppy AND Andross) delivery suggests that Fox has to do a barrel roll more than he has to do anything else.
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It won't be as random as that, but it has to be one in which, one has to feel that you've got enough rope to go to the edges and try.
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"The founder has to be comfortable in his or her own skin in the organization and has to want to [be] working on things that are exciting to them," he said.
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It has to because it has to keep adjusting its algorithms because everyone changes their algorithms as soon as they figure out how to get farther up on the page view.
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" Calling the video "incredible food for thought," he continues, "This is a time when now, more than ever, our community has to speak louder and has to get our respect back.
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The pixels are so simple but actually the alignment of them has to be totally perfect... Everything has to be completely spot-on to pull off the Minecraft quality and aesthetic.
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"Every transaction (on-boarding, opening an account, receiving money, sending money, issuing a card, issuing credit etc.) has to pass through the Compliance Firewall and has to comply with compliance policy".
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In order for something to be in the public domain the copyright has to expire or the copyright owner has to do something to actually dedicate it to the public domain.
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The indexing process has to take into account the textual content assuming it's a document, but it also has to look at the underlying metadata as a clue to the content.
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It has to be catchy but not grating, sweet but not sickly, emotional but not draining, and, most importantly, it has to have a melody you might want to dance to.
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Some of this has to do with the type of person that becomes a head men's college basketball coach, but much of it has to do with the job they have.
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The annual speech, a wheeze cooked up a few years ago, features the closest thing the EU has to a president, grandstanding before the closest thing it has to a legislature.
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Harmon: If you analyze the canon of that episode, I think that technically has to be a construction, because the insect never leaves Shoneys, and has to believe that he is.
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I've worked in the IP industry before, I understand why Nintendo has to be aggressive in defending its copyrights, I understand why it has to be aggressive in defending its trademarks.
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In order to attract American buyers to expensive, unfamiliar designs, Osakwe has to hold trunk shows and establish personal relationships with customers; she has to communicate the story behind the clothes.
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She commutes four to five times a week from New Jersey to Manhattan for training, has to pay for travel, hotels, and visas during tournaments, and has to pay for competitions.
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That means that the healthcare debate has to end before the House and Senate finalize their coordinated budget resolutions, which has to happen before the tax reform process can kick off.
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It can't be too long; it has to be clear; there has to be a special idea; it might connect things that usually one wouldn't think of as having any connection.
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So when trans-identified women say, we are women and we are marching in this March for Black Women, that has to not only be respected, it has to be honored.
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But the car, too, is situated somewhere in space, and for this to work, that localization has to be very precise, and the digital map has to be very detailed, too.
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You have to interact with the physical world, so there has to be a way to do that: barcodes, RFID, visual scanning — there has to be some analog-to-digital [interaction].
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Once you do, you'll need to give it a name — remember that it has to be a single word (use underscores instead of spaces), and has to be all lowercase.4.
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To get a triple-double, a player has to control the action physically, strategically and socially; he has to become a funnel through which the energy of an entire game pours.
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Instead, she has to build the rapport between Simon and Baz from scratch and then she has to earn readers' investment by putting them into one life-threatening situation after another.
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"Adaptation" will mean figuring out who has to leave, who has to pay for resettlement, and who bears the cost of the abandoned city's infrastructure as it rots, crumbles, and pollutes.
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The status quo national culture has to assimilate newcomers — that is to say, it has to accept them, welcome them, absorb them — and the newcomers have to assimilate the receiving culture.
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" But, she has stressed: "Life has to go on.
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Something really bad has to happen – deflationary or recessionary.
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There probably are more -- there has to be more.
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He will perform — and has to — in the hearings.
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It has to — that's how it [hydrates the skin].
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" To which a man yelled, "It has to be!
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He has to show up October 26th ... or else.
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" She warns, "One has to be careful with analogies.
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Now Steve Harvey has to host #Oscars next year !
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This is where it has to stop ' writes Feek.
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" Financial reform "has to come from the industry itself.
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Here's the catch … your smile has to be genuine!
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" Everybody has to refer to the candidate as "Mr.
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No one else has to read it — it's private.
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" "The House has to determine the timing for impeachment.
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The test has to be conducted by trained personnel . . .
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" He added, "What I say has to be definitive.
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Because it always works out — has to work out.
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For example, 44A's "___ John letter" has to be DEAR.
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" He added, "Any failure has to be learned from.
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After that, her mom has to say yes … right?
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" No, they said, basically, "This has to stay secret.
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" Ingraham continued, "That has to be some cruel joke.
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Either the return on equity benchmark has to be junked and replaced by another ratio that better judges the new realities on Wall Street or Wall Street has to become more profitable.
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"It has to be comprehensive, it has to be ambitious and we do think we have the time that we need this year to complete such an ambitious deal," the official added.
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Just quickly you guys with regard to Harley-Davidson because the president tweeted about this evening as well which has to do with the economy and it has to do with trade.
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What has to happen in someone's life to go from a person who races cars and steals DVD players to a person who has to fight a submarine with a fast car?
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"You're losing that experience to a younger guy, now that younger guy has to make a decision on the street that a six- or eight-year veteran has to make," said Young.
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A lot of it has to do also with the windowing strategy, part of it has to do with some original content, things you would imagine that would come along with this.
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"There has to be a balance between conventional and online transport, so that has to be regulated," Pudji Hartanto Iskandar, director-general of land transport at the ministry, told Reuters by phone.
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However, guiding rules within the EPA mandate that a regulation cannot simply be overturned, it has to be replaced by another rule and the rule itself has to be based in science.
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In Kaspersky Lab's case, the company has to obtain a license from the Russia government and its data has to be routed through Russian ISPs which are reportedly monitored by Russian intelligence.
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For instance, SpaceX has to first get clearance from the Federal Aviation Administration to do ground landings; the company has to ensure that the rocket won't harm anyone or any outside property.
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The law enforcement has to go after the dealers and help direct people toward treatment and recovery, but the treatment and recovery community has to be in place and ready to go.
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EIA has to estimate exports at the time of producing the weekly data; by the time it has to produce the monthly numbers it has hard figures on exports from U.S. customs.
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"When it comes to understanding art of different cultures, work has to have its own language, it has to resonate with the culture but be universal at the same time," Marc said.
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"She has to say it's about issues and she has to talk about issues while campaigning because it's one of the contrasts she's making with Trump," said Anna Greenberg, a Democratic strategist.
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"Most of the are getting pushed because pricing has to reset itself, and the market has to determine where yields should be," said Ryan Kohan, a portfolio manager at Western Asset Management.
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Maria has to accept Scott's poor money-management skills and trust that he's not robbing her; he has to accept her wild-animal household habits and trust that she's taking her meds.
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Any news organization that goes up against the protection racket has to be ready for a fight and has to have enough confidence in its reporting to face down a possible lawsuit.
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Impeaching Trump in the House is the whole point of this exercise, because a line has to be drawn and a precedent has to be set: No one is above the law.
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" 'I don't rule anything out' Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, after a public appearance with Pence Thursday, told NBC that Iran "has to be countered and it has to be countered now.
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It's a zero-sum view of government: the idea that a government has to pick winners and losers, and the progress of one group has to come at the expense of another.
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Basically, North Korea has to keep testing its missiles to achieve a credible nuclear threat to the US, but to do so it has to test missiles that fly beyond its borders.
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"The two things that have to really happen for the economy to do well and certainly for the equity market to do well [are] productivity has to go up or the perception of productivity has to go up — that has to be a story that continues — and credit spreads have to normalize here at some point," says Matthews.
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Now ABC has to worry about Snapchat spoilers and the Bachelorette has to worry if her men are there to fall in love with her or just to get a social media sponsorship.
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" She later added: "My husband is my teammate and if we are going to win this game together, he has to be strong and he has to be OK with me being strong.
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Thus means that both of the main characters' love for each other has to be fulfilled and in the end, after all the trials and tribulations, there has to be a happy end.
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Raisman and other athletes have said that in order to prevent abuse from happening, the entire organization has to be rebuilt from the ground up, and the toxic culture has to be examined.
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The tracker that Eggsy has to plant on Clara has to go through the mucus membrane, so the camera follows Eggsy's hand down her front, under her underwear, and then into her body.
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It is well-intentioned and respectful and shows honor in its resistance to push any harder than it has to on a community that has been through the worst humanity has to offer.
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THERE ARE MANY CORNERS OF THE WORLD WHERE INFLATION IS LOW WHERE THERE IS OUTPUT GAP AND WHERE THE MONETARY POLICY HAS TO SUSTAIN THE RECOVERY AND HAS TO FUEL ENTERPRISES WITH CREDIT.
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But he's not into her, as he only has eyes for Becky (yes!), so Becky has to flirt with him instead, and Carol has to crack the safe (all that training for nothing).
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At the end of September, Congress has to deal with the regular and usually unproductive fight that happens when it, once again, spends so much that the debt limit has to be raised.
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What he does comes from an inner conviction that he feels something has to be done—that it's all going to end in disaster, and if nobody else does something, he has to.
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When someone says the best rum in the world has to come from a still made from car parts, or the sugar cane has to be delivered by an animal, that's just counterproductive.
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"For those folks to break through, Biden has to fade and if he's going to fade, he has to start doing this in this debate because he has shown incredible resilience," Shrum said.
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While the red team has to work hard at not getting tripped up at the protections the blue team put in place, the blue team has to work at protecting the entire company.
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But, unlike Mr. Putin, an authoritarian leader who faces no serious domestic opposition, Mr. Zelensky has to contend with a boisterous democratic society and has to guard against accusations of surrendering to Russia.
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"The older it gets," Ms. Twomey said, "the more creative your highest court has to become to be able to interpret it in a way that has to fit in a modern age."
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It's all about the layering and the ultimate layer has to be the one that the wind can't get through, but the rest of it has to create the perfect recipe of insulation.
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I guess what I have to say is that the DNC has to appeal to people's better nature, has to talk to people around things that are actually going to improve their lives.
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The gem also has to be charged every couple days.
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The administration has to do more to truly pursue justice.
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And he has to stand before God for those things.
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It has to do with great writing and great casting.
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The writing has to be clean and clear and great.
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Here's what she has to say about the biggest troublemakers.
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But, I don't think it has to be a disadvantage.
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"After today, the prime minister has to act!" he said.
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But a president has to maintain equipoise under enormous pressure.
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The issue, in part, has to do with how WordPress.
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"Accountability has to be laid on somebody's lap," he said.
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Whatever a "blade runner" does, it has to be cool.
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But she has to balance ethnic politics with labor politics.
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But my husband has to, you know, pick me up.
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But first, Facebook has to tell us the whole story.
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To these consumers: the price has to be right, too.
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Of course, Pence has to play this role very carefully.
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"The violence, the hatred just has to stop," Edwards said.
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But, Mallory has to be strong enough to do so.
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To be maximally efficient, a system has to be selective.
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That has to be a concern with the new legislation.
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So I want to hear what she has to say.
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It's a medical device and it has to be monitored.
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But not all networking has to be a big production.
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What do you think has to happen in that area?
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First, of course, she has to graduate from middle school.
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But in our view the price has to be fair.
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Well, there has to be something left for the movie.
|
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Now Dany just has to follow through in Missandei's honor.
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In part, it has to do with unwise policy choices.
|
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But first, it has to touch down this coming Monday.
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The costume a kind of ritual he has to enact.
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"There has to be some form of punishment," Trump said.
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When he has to play he always does his job.
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GIGOT: My point is, it has to be on cars.
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Your confidence has to be pulled from your own knowledge.
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When she reboots, she has to learn everything from scratch.
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The movie has to have some sort of cinematic importance.
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I think that there has to be a fake audience.
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That's just the way it has to be, he says.
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This kind of movie has to be presented that way.
|
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A lot of that has to do with Zo's demeanor.
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" "I do believe he has to take responsibility for that.
|
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A lot of this has to do with my age.
|
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But most of the big stuff has to happen legislatively. . .
|
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Every week on The Bachelor, someone has to go home.
|
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Instead it gets carried and has to go through security.
|
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Again, I don't like what Alex Jones has to say.
|
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This has to push other streaming services to be better.
|
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He has to remove his shirt to get them off.
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I love every aspect being an artist has to offer.
|
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One also has to ask how this happened to Vizio.
|
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Maybe a character like Toomes has to be thoroughly compromised.
|
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Now Trump has to actually do what he ran on.
|
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But the approach has to be more investigative than directive.
|
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" In response, all Liv has to say is, "Watch me.
|
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The board has to hold an evidentiary hearing by Dec.
|
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He has to get that poison out of the way.
|
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Steve also has to regularly flush out her feeding tubes.
|
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"There has to be real money, real investment," DeFazio said.
|
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So the train company has to step up its game.
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SARA EISEN: You just said there has to be goodwill.
|
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So any conversation about this problem has to begin there.
|
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HDMI 1.4 also has to sub versions: 1.4a and 1.4b.
|
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And then Ferdinand has to bring him back to life.
|
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It has to do with the way DOD is budgeted.
|
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That has to be our highest priority right now. REP.
|
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But it has to be to the defending Cup champs.
|
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This may be one lie that Trump has to own.
|
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The United States has to stop taking care of everything.
|
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Now, every Democratic contest has to allocate its delegates proportionally.
|
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He has to look over and write it all off.
|
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The name Bachoff Academy has to be on purpose, right?
|
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To be a book, it has to be totally immersive.
|
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Plus, it's pouring rain, so he has to wait anyways!
|
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Now, the precise delegate count has to be worked out.
|
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Because it has to have so many factors in it.
|
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I think tech has to get back to the basics.
|
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Will realizes that he has to say goodbye to Stella.
|
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It has to be balanced, as it's four versus four.
|
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And don't forget: Not everyone necessarily has to eat breakfast.
|
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So China has to leap directly from coal to renewables.
|
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Houston is drowned; Miami Beach has to raise their roads.
|
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Somebody has to be first, so let it be us.
|
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This torture, this violence, this inhumanity, it has to stop.
|
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First, though, it actually has to be tested in humans.
|
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Eventually, June has to either die or escape to Canada.
|
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The resulting mixture has to be refined or blended again.
|
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In many ways that means FuboTV has to start over.
|
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I think that has to be done in the (NBA).
|
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She has to reroute her younger self to fix this.
|
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But that alternative has to hit him where he's weakest.
|
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She has to go somewhere so I'm very very curious.
|
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ARROYO: Raymond has to be on a single camera shot.
|
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"The experience has to be luxurious and recognizable," he said.
|
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It has to preserve that intense and uniform pink color.
|
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This has to be devastating for West as a father.
|
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And there has to be disclosure of the compensation arrangement.
|
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Virgo is definitely a sign that has to learn tact!
|
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The best change, however, has to be the price tag.
|
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She says she has to check in with ICE Wednesday.
|
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This has to be a glitch in the simulation, right?
|
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Amnesty International says Honduras has to protect human rights activists.
|
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Jake Fromm has to focus on getting better and improving.
|
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If there's any chance for survival, Bob has to go.
|
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It has to be their choice to oust the president.
|
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It has to do with shame and stigma in part.
|
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The husband has to be the father of the child.
|
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Many assume it has to do with artistry or luck.
|
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Every great performance has to start with an amazing audition.
|
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A lot of it has to do with plot choices.
|
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So anytime someone recognizes Lucas, he has to kill them.
|
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I mean, that has to be a sex offense, right?
|
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There's no reason an employee has to sit through that.
|
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This has to be Sansa Stark's most decent fiancé yet.
|
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"Anything that involves ICE has to be enforceable," she said.
|
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It has to do with balancing out life and death.
|
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In the meantime, the real work has to happen socially.
|
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When I'm directing a movie, everything has to be right.
|
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"It has to be great in every direction," he said.
|
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Apple has to pay $15 billion in total (€13 billion).
|
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"The accountability has to expand to the board," said Frei.
|
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It is less clear what it has to offer women.
|
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"This has to be fake," one person commented on Facebook.
|
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"That's disquieting," is what our posh DA has to say.
|
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It has to do with your brain's pacemaker for breath.
|
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It still has to have those hungry, passionate street melodies.
|
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"The middle class has to be protected," Trump told NBC.
|
|
Who says a royal wedding dress has to be white?!?
|
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That's substantially better than anything Intel currently has to offer.
|
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I feel like every freelancer has to live with this.
|
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If the wind is blowing, it has to be there.
|
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Oh, and it has to make a good, reliable phone.
|
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Each has to make that decision, but I say yes.
|
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That means she really has to perform every single time.
|
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That means Microsoft has to be smart with battery life.
|
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There has to be plenty of people with sufficient qualifications.
|
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I don't think yearning has to be the worst thing.
|
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But for significant revenues a channel has to get ratings.
|
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The first issue is some place has to go first.
|
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Our nation has to have a higher standard of pay.
|
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And it all has to work together without a hitch.
|
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This has to be a baby Blue flashback / archive footage.
|
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After all, he has to see these folks every day.
|
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Lindsay Leigh : I believe it has to do with confidence.
|
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There has to be a certain type of respect there.
|
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She still has to perform 250 hours of community service.
|
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"She has to get over this guy," the source said.
|
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Do you think he has to participate in social media?
|
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A seed has to rot at first to be reborn.
|
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Someone has to take care of us when we're old.
|
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Each has to invest billions to stay in the game.
|
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"But the art has to keep moving forward," he said.
|
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Nevertheless, Cleveland has to feel pretty good about its progress.
|
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This is hockey so no one has to play nice.
|
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He has to register for life as a sex offender.
|
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It has to be, 'What is our health care plan?
|
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One just has to look for it and it's there.
|
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We have to work, that's what everybody has to do.
|
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The whole monetary system has to be built on trust.
|
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And that's not all Synaptics has to say about it.
|
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A lot of this has to do with my parents.
|
|
There has to be a point where we say no.
|
|
But someone has to draw those boundaries, and defend them.
|
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" "Something inside me said, 'Mohamed, someone has to do something.
|
|
Something inside me said, 'Mohamed, someone has to do something.
|
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"I understand she has to feed the baby," she said.
|
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So Google has to choose which answer to give you.
|
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But deadly force has to be necessary to be justified.
|
|
Mary Fallin, the governor, acknowledges that something has to give.
|
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Regardless of the consequences, it's what has to be done.
|
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They are the things that China has to work through.
|
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"I think it has to be a groundswell," Palmer said.
|
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Ahead, the best sneaker deals Prime Day has to offer.
|
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One top contender has to be Attorney General William Barr.
|
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Max SuperView is the widest angle GoPro has to offer.
|
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The recent violence shows how far she has to go.
|
|
We thought: That's just the way it has to be.
|
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Who says stuffing always has to be heavy and starchy?
|
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The same thing has to happen in journalism and media.
|
|
I'm getting the cornucopia on what life has to offer.
|
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The settlement still has to be approved by a judge.
|
|
For her to fail, just one has to go wrong.
|
|
So there has to be freedom for journalists to work.
|
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To get there, Europe has to get a lot right.
|
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"He has his cage that he has to live in."
|
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Start with hydrogen's main drawback: it has to be manufactured.
|
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This new project, too, still has to get regulatory approval.
|
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We should fight so no one has to do this.
|
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For her, it has to do with the solitary form.
|
|
And these are the questions that politics has to answer.
|
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"(Iraq's government has) to reassess what they're doing," he said.
|
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So we were like, alright: This this has to end.
|
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Still not seeing what this has to do with me.
|
|
Maybe, maybe there has to be different classes of stakeholders.
|
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It's painful as usual but it has to be done!
|
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It's a dirty job, but somebody has to do it.
|
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Not saying everyone in the world has to do it!
|
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Livvy has to return home when her mother falls ill.
|
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This has to be the saddest $10 billion ever raised.
|
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Sometimes one has to make big sacrifices for their kids.
|
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"For me now, Balmain has to grow," he told Cho.
|
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It has to "gel" with the artist, says Mr G:son.
|
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The Academy has to keep us on our toes, right?
|
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And ultimately, that means that Google has to be careful.
|
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I scream because she has to keep a steady voice.
|
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Everybody has to deal with injuries at their own time.
|
|
Let's hear what he has to say on the vulnerabilities.
|
|
Now she has to do debate prep for five days.
|
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And the man has to be the more powerful one.
|
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I think, voting has to … You just need to vote.
|
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He has to be in all my films, after all.
|
|
But part of that has to be a mental shift.
|
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And the team has to know how to earn it.
|
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"Now America has to get rid of him," Richards added.
|
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But intelligence has to find out, who are these people.
|
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Legally, Uber has to let users know exactly what happened.
|
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StackOverflow has to be about a specific line of code.
|
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It has to appear and be a kind of phenomenon.
|
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The customer has to integrate many of these through coding.
|
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THERE HAS TO BE ACTIVE POLICIES ON THOSE TWO FRONTS.
|
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The move still has to clear the House of Representatives.
|
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The main argument against it has to do with travel.
|
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Bo has to convince Willowdean that he genuinely likes her.
|
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All matters in involvement in public policy has to end.
|
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So the exchange rate has to reflect the new reality.
|
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They have gas that has to dissipate from the inside.
|
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Then he has to start a new Hispanic food company.
|
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It's not California celebrity code edition, she has to comply.
|
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Which means Apple has to have a change of heart.
|
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The focus has to be on our thoughts and actions.
|
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Even the US government has to file all these invoices.
|
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"Everyone has to type," he said with an eager chuckle.
|
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There's no reason why economic growth has to cause inflation.
|
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I think the first lady has to relate to anybody.
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STRASSEL: Look, the other thing, this has to be declassified.
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And that has to be done very carefully with infants.
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Now, once more, a supreme test has to be faced.
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But all this has to be compared with the zollar.
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I think that has to be part of the culture.
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The other issue has to do with labor market impacts.
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One has to point toward Earth, the other toward space.
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All Britain has to do, then, is argue this case.
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Everyone has to start somewhere, including the rich and famous.
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It has to be maintained and, more than that, improved.
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It has to be something found and unwanted (not bought!).
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You don't understand, he has to have a time machine.
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It has to be a slow, gradual, and deliberate process.
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Life is short, and no one has to like everything.
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Everything has to be so masterfully scheduled that it's crazy.
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A chief has to be an enthusiastic student of people.
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I think he has to be able to answer that.
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If HBO has to let me go Its my bad!
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My pumping schedule has to be flexible around my meetings.
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"Single never has to go home early," the ad reads.
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It has to do a lot with the demand pool.
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This is a brand of feminism that has to go
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A lot of that has to do with his excuses.
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The real thing has to be seen to be believed.
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NO. It is the whole culture that has to change.
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If you want to stay, Duterte has to like you.
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That's who he has to go to for the music.
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There's no one that has to pay for being gay.
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Marie starts screaming which balls she still has to get.
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Its owner just has to figure out his price first.
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Your next weekend away has to be in Toronto. Period.
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Basically, it sounds like Sabharwal doesn't think it has to.
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She has to be able to do everything, you know?
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No one has to worry, the snake was not tattooed!
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We'll see what he has to say later on today.
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That, in some ways, has to be a messy process.
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The state has to take care of the entire society.
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"I think she has to," said Democratic strategist Jim Manley.
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If Alibaba cannot achieve it, somebody has to achieve it.
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It has to be served in a fantastic setting. 2.
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But she had -- she also has to telegraph the joke.
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There has to at least be some sort of support.
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It has to have a nuclear level of safety now.
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So I think the responsibility has to go both ways.
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There has to be facts and evidence to support it.
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In other words, in all scenarios, Brexit has to work.
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And this year at least, that has to be enough.
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But it has to be done with a total accounting.
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I think everybody has to make it on their own.
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It has to have something that goes beyond the skin.
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Legislation has to understand that we are a growing market.
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One has to actually dig it out from the ground.
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It affects someone, someone has to pay those additional levees.
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Criminal justice reform has to overcome opposition from right wingers.
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A piece depicting issues a president has to deal with.
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The loner has to learn to put someone else first.
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Some downsides: the E Ink display has to be charged.
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The speakership, however, has to defend its party's legislative agenda.
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Thirty years of interviews has to be a tedious gig.
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"He has to get his weight under control," Glen says.
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Someone has to keep our impulsive vacation fantasies in check.
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His death (probably) has to do with the house fire.
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Zoe Kravitz has to go block scenes with Meryl Streep.
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Your story has to have the right amount of wrongdoing.
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The first of these has to do with simple demographics.
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She has to get to the bottom of the story.
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Others might insist that it simply has to be there.
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That has to be some kind of episode record right?
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A judge still has to sign off on the deal.
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Still, "Stranger Things" ultimately has to stand on its own.
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He has to put back what he has been given.
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Everything else you do has to be built around that.
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In legal jargon, some "group disadvantage" has to be demonstrated.
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Not because she has to, but because she's chosen to.
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For democracy to work, everybody has to have a voice.
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Someone has to take the other side of the hedge.
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"It's going to suffer; it has to suffer," he said.
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The best tracker Fitbit has to offer is just $150.
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He has to go outside, so I begrudgingly take him.
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Something has to give — and that something is household chores.
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Despite the discomfort she has to endure, Mariangela feels lucky.
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The dramatic focus has to be on the human survivors.
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For many, it has to do with what books represent.
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Once I have a kid, my perspective has to shift.
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If it was [Mariah], she has to give it back.
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Besides, she has to focus on this Suez Canal situation.
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It all has to do with me shining my light.
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Honestly, he has to appear even more to the left.
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VD: I think it has to be a fair balance.
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So if Sony can't defend it, the government has to.
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But he also has to respond to trends in marketing.
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A big part of that has to do with access.
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KR: I think it has to come from the doctors.
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"It has to be part of your culture," she says.
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So someone has to be here to point it out.
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The new law still has to pass the US Senate.
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So now the GOP has to practice bipartisanship within itself.
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"The government has to show there's incriminating evidence," she said.
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Now all Samsung has to do is let them grow.
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It's a magical place but life has to go on.
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Where it has to be a massive amount of something.
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But then it also has to come from top down.
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Serve still has to prove itself out in the world.
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So there's an intervening step that has to take place.
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Regina says she has to go — she doesn't have time.
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It sucks that the answer has to come from within.
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In season three's "The Choice," in which Selina has to
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Mother. Some might wonder what right a man has to
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There is so much that has to still be arranged.
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Your heart has to be really strong for the fight.
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KS: The emotional appeal that is has to everybody. Yeah.
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And Orrin has to decide what he wants to do.
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I just remember thinking the record has to reflect that.
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"The junior justice has to answer the door," she began.
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It does hurt her that she has to say that.
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No one has to abandon any of those proximate concerns.
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To create change, he has to stay in the race.
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The judge still has to rule on the other motion.
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And empathy has to be part of a school curriculum.
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But not every task has to be an arduous one.
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It has to design a rhetorical framework that drives a
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But after the election, this polite fiction has to end.
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It has to figure out what makes that software special.
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Above all, this action, this gesture has to be free.
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It has to do with a lot of different things.
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It has to do with the content of their policies.
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It's also because it has to pay costly royalty fees.
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Obviously, there has to be a better, more helpful explanation.
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Now all she has to do is open the door.
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And one has to do -- I know politics is politics.
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The third criterion was that it has to be tractable.
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It's the formula this technological bildungsroman always has to follow.
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SO GLOBALIZATION, I DON'T THINK IT HAS TO BE REVERSED.
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And one has to do-- I know politics is politics.
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"This chaos has to end," she said in a statement.
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"She's disappointed she has to do it again," Bogash said.
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She still has to be confirmed by the full Senate.
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And all this has to happen at a competitive cost.
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Not everything has to have a happy ending, or should.
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"Something in this dynamic has to change," the operative said.
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But, eventually, someone -- hopefully the federal government -- has to listen.
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By law, the consumer bureau has to collect those complaints.
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There has to be a way to build around this.
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So Ukraine has to pay it back at some point.
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Welp, guess that's all he has to say about that.
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But conservationists say the government has to try much harder.
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Plus, your whole family probably has to deal with them.
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Heems: It has to grow organically out of a friendship.
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But that doesn't mean a trip has to be bad.
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She just has to make sure her economic message connects.
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Has to be a thumbs up for both, I assume?
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This has to dry whilst the kid is super still.
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However, the change has to be executed carefully and gradually.
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There has to be a commercial reason to change things.
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Fresh food has to be flown in from the south.
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Individual income tax reform has to be in the mix.
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But, there's a catch about how she has to watch.
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To be considered, it has to gather at least 69,927.
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"I think he has to repair the damage," Graham said.
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It has to get you out of your comfort zone.
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The next election has to be held by August 2018.
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And then he has to pay $30 for his propane.
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But it has, to its credit, made some important reforms.
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"This has to be the oldest crowd yet," Bochetto proclaims.
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I thought, Please God, this has to be a miracle.
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Robin Arryn has to fight and it ends badly. 493.
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Little finger has to fight and it ends badly. 38.
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This is so entirely plausible, it has to be true.
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She got 8 days, but only has to serve 4.
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She has to quit her job and become a nun.
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Benched or not ... Indianapolis has to look good to Tristan.
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One has to wonder — will they ever change at all?
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There's a lot of work that has to be done.
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This country is going backwards and it has to stop.
|
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But she's not the only person he has to convince.
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The character has to jump across blocks and avoid falling.
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But Musk emphasized the company still has to be cautious.
|
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That's why Cassie's situation likely has to be something else.
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KS: Right, so we'll see what he has to say.
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The next election has to be held by next May.
|
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The Federal Communications Commission also has to approve the deal.
|
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The tech has to support those functions first, he says.
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The media has to stop trying to accommodate false equivalencies.
|
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So now Sony has to be wiser and more sober.
|
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But the rest has to be released to the public.
|
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No one has to be left behind in these projects.
|
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I guess, like, everybody has to stay in their lane?
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That has to change before we can fix this mess.
|
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Chances are it has to do with your basic outfit.
|
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He, like Ivan, has to keep his sexual identity private.
|
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China has to be developed very well under that regime.
|
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But they're not doing anything, and that has to change.
|
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"It has to do with filling a hole," she says.
|
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Hang in there folks, every show has to end eventually.
|
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The fate of insurer subsidies still has to be resolved.
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It has to be the greatest moment of my life.
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Something on this list has to be just for me.
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Write me if it has to do with the girls.
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"The President -- whoever he is -- has to decide," he said.
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NHTSA guidance has to take into account all of that.
|
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I don't know what that has to do with innovation.
|
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So the drug, obviously to work, has to make dystrophin.
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"The throw has to be thrown through Jed," Pham said.
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