It may not be exactly what the founding fathers had in mind, or what progressives and liberals today have in mind, or what the Trump people have in mind.
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They will also have in mind Germany's election in September.
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So what does the duo have in mind for 2300?
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Exactly what kind of "deal" do they have in mind?
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It was unclear what measures they might have in mind.
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What other features do you have in mind for Unravel?
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I'm not sure that's what the Democrats have in mind.
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He'll also have in mind the midterm elections of 2018.
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So what exactly did Viall, 37, have in mind with Jones?
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This, of course, is not what policy makers have in mind.
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At least, that's what BMW and Beck Automation have in mind.
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What movies did you have in mind when you were researching?
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Perhaps that's what the authors have in mind for the future.
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What do you have in mind for your own wedding day?
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Some longer term investors may also have in mind nearby Hungary.
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That's what I have in mind as I write the lyrics.
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I don't want to talk about what they have in mind.
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What we have in mind is breakfast in bed for 400,000.
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Many constitutional drafters have in mind the next (or current) president.
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I shop for clothing with the sneakers I have in mind first.
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"What did you have in mind," the Jerry Media flagship account replies.
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What type of readers did you have in mind for this book?
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So all those poolside afternoons and beach getaways you have in mind?
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The white nameplate can be personalized for whomever you have in mind.
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"They already have in mind a very set candidate profile," she said.
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"So, what did you have in mind to play today?" he asked.
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That is not exactly the model many of us have in mind.
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And what purpose did our own creator have in mind for us?
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What might Trump have in mind as he approaches the 2020 elections?
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Apart from the elections, what sorts of signs do you have in mind?
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Which made me wonder: What trade wars does Mr. Trump have in mind?
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Hints can steer witnesses toward the suspect the police already have in mind.
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Or check out what men's wear designers have in mind for your future.
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When people think "scooter," the Italian classic is what they have in mind.
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But Heichemer could have in mind another, more particular meaning to the phrase.
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But that isn't the type of premium support that Republicans have in mind.
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But that may depend on which bank of the river you have in mind.
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There was no word on what measures he or Trump might have in mind.
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Well, that's exactly what Facebook, Snapchat, Google and other household names have in mind.
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"We all have in mind so many things about Chanel No. 5," says Polge.
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What did your parents have in mind for you to do as a career?
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When they cast ballots, Mr. Trump may be the politician they have in mind.
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I'm never sure what the interviewers have in mind; neither, I suspect, do they.
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But that is not what most supporters of Medicare for all have in mind.
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What did you and Drake have in mind when you started working on it?
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What kind of woman did you have in mind when you created Little Rooster?
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But what I think many economists have in mind is something more than that.
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That might well be, but I have in mind something more sweeping and fundamental.
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How many do you think will make up the robots we have in mind?
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Sanders, this is not what voters have in mind when they think of him.
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It's not the one you have in mind that's works best; it's another one.
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Click through to find out what the stars have in mind for your holiday shopping.
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And it's custom jobs that ETH Zurich's Manuel Schaffner and Petar Stefanov have in mind.
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IN THE COOPERMAN CASE, IS THERE A TIMELINE YOU HAVE IN MIND FOR RESOLVING IT?
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One easy solution we have in mind is to use translators to QA each other.
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What kind of performances with these dresses do you have in mind for the future?
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I send ideas through or she'll show me the outfits that she'll have in mind.
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The particular book I have in mind is a collection of political essays and speeches.
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The mechanism they have in mind is one Beijing has fought vociferously in the past.
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The vague language leaves plenty of guesswork about what the Chinese leaders may have in mind.
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Mr Bezos appears to have in mind something other than a trade-based interplanetary economy, however.
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Because it might turn out that spying is exactly what the app makers have in mind.
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Q: When you relaunched your own wine business, Folio, what goals did you have in mind?
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Hawkins told me this is what he'd have in mind for Sense8 or any future show.
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People have in mind that a Christmas tree should be perfect, but that's not the reality.
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Q. Who is the reader you have in mind for stories that run in the section?
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Here's hoping whatever sort of street festivities they have in mind are fun for everyone involved.
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This is not what Americans typically have in mind when they think of a mass shooting.
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Did you have in mind who you wanted to cast as you were writing the script?
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Meanwhile, I'll look at whatever website you have in mind and tell you what I think.
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Ask any five Democratic senators what they have in mind and you will get five different answers.
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THEY HAVE IN MIND A LIMIT AS TO WHAT THEY'LL PAY FOR ANY BUSINESS EXCEPT THEIR OWN.
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Those probably not what most people have in mind when they think of homegrown American small business.
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Which ones do you have in mind, and how do we prevent healthy trees from joining them?
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We don't know of anyone building the kind of general-purpose cognitive tools we have in mind.
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There are almost too many personal stories and anecdotes I have in mind to isolate just one.
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What sorts of things do you have in mind for the live performances on your upcoming tour?
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What the Islamists have in mind already exists in Aceh Province, on the northern tip of Sumatra.
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Still not what I have in mind, but I'm having trouble articulating what I want to change.
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If that is what they have in mind, however, they have not been very clear about it.
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"There are companies we have in mind, but it's not easy, it will take time," he said.
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What did the American founders have in mind when they erected this ostensible firewall against majority will?
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Aim too high above the number they have in mind, and you put yourself out of the running.
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What I have in mind is a similarly stripped-down option intended for pro users: an Android Pro.
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Besides the Rohingyas, they will have in mind the Yazidis, an ethno-religious group mostly from northern Iraq.
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And I think that difference is really what people have in mind when they talk about quantum supremacy.
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The Duffers, I do believe, have a plan, but we'll have to see what they have in mind.
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We haven't yet received a response to the question about which no-fly zones they have in mind.
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Say "Jiuyiba" (nine-one-eight), and your listeners will know you have in mind not just any Sept.
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Research the countries you have in mind — the visa requirements, the budget, where you'll stay, where you'll work.
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In a meeting with them, I'm looking at their mood board to see what they have in mind.
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The Duffers, I do believe, have a plan, but we'll have to see what they have in mind.
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This has, in many respects, been a boon — albeit not exclusively to the people we have in mind.
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A program they might have in mind is a government-financed initiative run by Safe Schools Coalition Australia.
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Often, people don't act on their ideas because they think society isn't ready for what they have in mind.
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As far as immediate benefits Amazon could have in mind, it's likely very interested in your TV viewing habits.
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What Mr Trump appears to have in mind is demanding that China halt all financial transactions with North Korea.
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That is what critics have in mind when they fret about the end of the old ways of working.
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But it looks too little to allow for the smaller, radically different Facebook Zuckerberg seems to have in mind.
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When you're very tired after a big day, you don't know how to explain what you have in mind.
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These are the things I have in mind this week as I represent the foundation in conversations in Washington.
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It's tough to say what Chinese authorities have in mind when it comes to "severely punishing" the statue's amputator.
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Selling women online is not what most people have in mind when talking about a free and open internet.
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Microsoft promises this isn't the future they have in mind with Nadella saying it's a "man with machine" vision.
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That's kind of the goal I have in mind and the rest of the team shares that same mentality.
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"They all have in mind what Kylian did," said Riccardi, the son of an Italian father and Spanish mother.
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But that's not what they have in mind because they want a speaker who could still negotiate bipartisan deals.
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I have in mind of a series of things they could do that would be steps in the right direction.
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Even their night of crazy partying has more of an academic bent than what their Superbad counterparts have in mind.
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"The kids' best interest is what we all have in mind – there's nothing else," Barker, 40, says of their reconciliation.
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Do you have any other animals—from the farm, the zoo, wherever—that you have in mind for future impressions?
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The three categories I have in mind are the smart home, home speaker devices like Amazon's Echo and virtual reality.
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This was not a problem for me, as they were still plenty loud, but it's something to have in mind.
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Just have in mind one thing, if you tend to change time zones often, it might be more challenging for you.
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However, a more speculative interpretation of ER = EPR that he and others have in mind does not suffer from this failing.
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"We didn't really have in mind that this model could predict the things that we ended up predicting," Yeakel told me.
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I have fond memories of working on that first record because we did have in mind what we wanted to do.
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This is not the kind of lower-risk option those buying an index fund probably have in mind. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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Exporting many of these jobs to Asia is likely to continue apace, no matter what Donald Trump may have in mind.
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Politically, I'm afraid you'll be disappointed — unless the revolution you have in mind involves putting Donald Trump's finger on the button.
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But there is an endpoint we have in mind, and I think if we keep going this way, we'll get there.
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"As someone in early-stage cancer, you always have in mind that your cancer is going to come back," she says.
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"We have in mind a postponement of the increase in additions to the requirements of the banks' capital adequacy," Siluanov wrote.
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Listen to some in Cleveland, and "chairman of the board" hardly describes the role they have in mind for Mr Trump.
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In a curious way the negotiations between the U.S. and North Korea might accomplish the goal the Chinese have in mind.
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This stereotype is obviously not the one that most Cleveland fans have in mind when they think of their team today.
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What I have in mind for the future is quite simple: people banding together to defend their common interests through politics.
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Have in mind that fee estimators aren't perfect; an alternative service that shows you the currently optimal fee is this one.
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Actually, we did have in mind, from the start of development, that we wanted to create a large, wide, expansive world.
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The person you have in mind is the late Morarji Desai, a follower of Gandhi's and a onetime prime minister of India.
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"The kids' best interest is what we all have in mind — there's nothing else," Barker told PEOPLE of Moakler earlier this year.
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Next up: Who do members' clubs have in mind when they're deciding which cut of tuna to include on their sashimi platter?
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That's not all the founders have in mind though; they may be aiming at human diseases by enlisting our longtime best friends.
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And right now we're not—it's Facebook, Twitter—those are the barometers, and what they have in mind is their bottom line.
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"Have in mind that there has never been a practice of insisting on all executive-branch records of a nominee," Whelan wrote.
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At 11-inches long, you'll be able to hold a fair number of tchotkes, books, or anything else you have in mind.
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Drones like the one Mr. Madere races are not what retailers such as Amazon have in mind for door-to-door deliveries.
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The liberaltarian alternative I have in mind should not be thought of as a political alliance between liberal and libertarian voting blocs.
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It's not the standard "nuclear" model that many decision-makers have in mind when they are formulating policies to support family life.
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Very few people have in mind that China/Africa trade is almost as big of a trade issue as US/China. Okay?
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They need an executive team that works well with them and is able to execute the new strategies they have in mind.
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But the postmodernism most people have in mind has its roots in a school of French philosophy that emerged in the 1970s.
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Fine, but there's a catch: This may not be what core EU members have in mind any more if they ever did.
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Anyways, that's some good background to have in mind when the Computer History Museum finally releases the code for Lisa's OS next year.
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"The serum changes with you over time to hit the goals and outcomes you have in mind for your skin," Hirsch told WWD.
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We've reached out to Apple to ask what they have in mind for the vape, and we'll update if we get a response.
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Basically, the right move is for everyone to move to digital, multifunction clusters in addition to whatever else they may have in mind.
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It&aposs not going to be easy to pull off the ambitious growth plans many of the companies have in mind for 2020.
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But because sex workers aren't exactly the users social media companies have in mind, unexpected tech updates can inadvertently put them at risk.
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The trouble with this theory is that it's way too simplistic about what kind of surprises an interventionist deity might have in mind.
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The northwest corner of Newark Bay is the kind of place comedians have in mind when they mock New Jersey as a cesspool.
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For just $10 more, you can go up to 4K streaming, if that's something that matters to the recipient you have in mind.
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Have in mind, though, that you can get a Model 3-friendly wireless charging mat from a third-party manufacturer for less money.
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This is what I have in mind for the venue—bringing together all sorts of house and techno to make one beautiful experience.
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Yet still the question remains: what is the point of an empowered Miss America, if that really is what the organisers have in mind?
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Anne, the founder of Groundswell Yoga Studio, and her husband show Bonin Bough what they have in mind for their first free yoga class.
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A $200 dinner bill would typically generate a sizable tip, but a 13-foot-long python probably isn't what most restaurants have in mind.
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I spend a lot of time routing these people through Intel or giving them direct technical help on the projects they have in mind.
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While economic anxiety is a somewhat vague concept, a decrease in prospects for social mobility is part of the story many have in mind.
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"In many respects, the Nordic countries' policies now differ significantly from what economists have in mind when they think of socialism," the report contends.
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Senior management at one investment company, however, knows exactly what criteria they have in mind when it comes to selecting future hedge fund managers.
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When public health experts talk about their fear of another pandemic, they have in mind the possibility of something like the 1918-'19 influenza.
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It comes with a gray Sfumato leather strap ("Not the first color you have in mind when you think about matching," Mr. Cerrato said).
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From there they can submit a form under the "personalize" tab, including their name, email, and what they have in mind for the custom creation.
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The South and its allies have in mind a complete, irreversible and verifiable process under which the North would forgo all of its nuclear weapons.
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Q. What kind of traveler do you have in mind when you create a destination list that includes Sri Lanka, Hangzhou, China, and St. Louis?
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That's not exactly what everyone might have in mind when they see the "100% recyclable" tag featured on the laces of the first-gen Loops.
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I chose Broadway for this project because it has the beautiful old theaters which seemed like the right setting for what I have in mind.
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There is a book I have in mind right now that I'm sort of working on, which will be non-fiction but not personal writing.
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NASA is working on its own design for the arm, but the space agency wants to see what other ideas people might have in mind.
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Have in mind that, with all those updates, the amount of downloaded data adds up quickly, and will typically be more than 100MB per week.
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Regardless of the silhouette or budget you have in mind, the 24 labels ahead will have you hitting the beach and pool in serious style.
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Have in mind that, on top of transaction fees, exchanges will likely charge their own additional fees, so you should focus on the total costs.
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I have in mind a children's book already that I want to do and some beautiful editions of classic works and some works in translation.
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When public health experts talk about their fear of another global pandemic, they have in mind the possibility of something like the 1918-'19 influenza.
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On my own copy I idly scribbled "Mis" before the "Education," since it's clear that academic enrichment is not what the authors have in mind.
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"All elected officials to some extent have in mind how their conduct, how their decisions, their policy decisions will affect the next election," Philbin said.
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Thanks,Julia What a way to end the year; when people set off on New Year's adventures, this isn't exactly what they have in mind.
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A nip of decadent chocolate the perfect way to end any romantic evening (or at least transition to other activities you may have in mind).
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Most people, when they imagine the Annunciation, have in mind some western Renaissance masterpiece: a studious, cloistered Mary welcoming the angel from the comfort of home.
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Many in Alabama see the initiative as an indication of the kind of future Hubbard and his fellow Republicans have in mind for the #IamMedicaid kids.
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What's more: Ancel and company are almost certainly holding back many of the ideas they have in mind and details that aren't quite mapped out yet.
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Having a documentary filmmaker show up at your protagonist's door is a handy device if this kind of fictional autobiography is what you have in mind.
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" The circle in question is not that of circular reasoning but, rather, the kind we have in mind when we talk about a "well-rounded education.
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First and foremost, you need to become aware of the reasons that the budget you have in mind could be smaller than it needs to be.
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"We have in mind the whole moral situation, to try to figure out ... why this auction happened and when he (Glaser) decided to sell," Gerig said.
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"I hope the season is like a tapas bar of the type of things I have in mind," he said of his plans for the LSO.
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Two of the bills they have in mind would give permanent legal status to DACA recipients; a third would be the conservative bill written by Rep.
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Conservatives say the provision that's already in the law is far from what Republicans have in mind when they're touting the idea on the campaign trail.
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Though you can search for GIFs using the feature's built-in search, adding a specific GIF you have in mind may be a bit more difficult.
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When the models arrive to set, I will chat with them about what I have in mind to dress them in and make sure they are comfortable.
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For present purposes, I'll limit myself to the Fed's portion of the report that I have in mind, leaving the FDIC's and the OCC's portions for later.
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I call it the paranoid style simply because no other word adequately evokes the sense of heated exaggeration, suspiciousness, and conspiratorial fantasy that I have in mind.
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Looking ahead, he may have in mind a desire to replicate the Pyongyang model with Tehran, "maximum pressure," combined with willingness to enter broad negotiations — coercive diplomacy.
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"I chose Broadway for this project because it has the beautiful old theaters which seemed like the right setting for what I have in mind," he said.
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What I have in mind specifically is an infestation of direct-marketing scams that exploit and reinforce political partisanship, largely on the right, basically to sell merchandise.
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That raises a question: if China is signalling that it is at once implacable but somewhat patient, what do party leaders have in mind for Hong Kong?
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The same can apply here: Get your partner to deliver the message you have in mind, and try to grasp how it will feel to hear it.
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There's one in particular that I have in mind, but I can't tell you about it, because I'm still waiting for the opportunity to squeeze it in!
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"We are uneasy with the president as 'she' because encountering it forces us to have in mind a new conception of 'president,'" the linguist Robin Lakoff said.
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So, what I have in mind is - if we can create a big dine-in space in the shop selling oriental food, that would be very unique.
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Barrett, an editorial assistant based in England, told me via Twitter message that retailers should always have in mind accessibility for customers with physical or mental illnesses.
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Canadian government officials have said they are prepared to impose retaliatory tariffs should the Trump administration make a move but have not revealed what they have in mind.
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The fourth generation iPod is probably the image most people have in mind when they think of an iPod: a white plastic front with a gray click wheel.
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When people say such things, they seem to have in mind a picture of the U.S.-Europe comparison that did seem to have some validity in the 1990s.
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Friedman would be representing not the American people but a small, extreme minority of Americans who have in mind the interests of a small, extreme minority in Israel.
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Full moons are all about release, and this is an important one for getting your emotions off of your chest, so call that person you have in mind.
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What exactly do you have in mind — bookkeepers and baristas and computer technicians meeting in cells to plan general strikes and marches on the US Chamber of Commerce?
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"Some people have in mind taxis that mainly serve individual passengers, while others are thinking about share taxis that move a handful of passengers at once," says Loro.
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But a confidential list of budget cuts proposed by committee members, seen by The New York Times, offers a glimpse of what China and Russia have in mind.
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Ejei did not specify which detainees could be under consideration nor give any other details of what the Americans could have in mind for a swap with Rezaian.
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"I discuss with the client about each of the specific requirements of their bespoke jewelry design, to ensure I create exactly what they have in mind," she said.
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Both Biden's and Pete Buttigieg's plans involve reviving some form of the individual mandate; both candidates must be asked more detailed questions about what they have in mind.
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But it probably corresponds very little to what most of us have in mind, and not at all to the ooze-covered beasts of Ridley Scott's electric dreams.
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You then ask your hand the question you have in mind, and afterwards cup the ring to your ear — right up to it, because this speaker is tiny.
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"(The bank needs) some tranquillity and serenity to do what we have in mind, as part of our path, on the same conditions of our competitors," Morelli added.
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And when I hear other people, real people, tell me that the future needs to resemble the past, I wonder what kind of kings they have in mind.
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Raymond, of the American Council of Engineering Companies, recommended watching another administration priority, tax reform legislation, to see what Trump and Congress have in mind for the infrastructure bill.
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But that's not what they seemed to have in mind, as we decided, say, that the lab coveralls could be disposed of and that one rubber chicken was enough.
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"He agrees with many of the things we've done, and many of the things we have in mind, and we'll see what happens," Trump told reporters on Wednesday afternoon.
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The moonshot we have in mind will accelerate cancer care payment reforms and ensure patients receive well-coordinated care that reflects the latest knowledge and includes effective new treatments.
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No news flash there, but these are young, insecure athletes, and their understanding — or misunderstanding — of what the Mets ultimately have in mind could affect them, and the team.
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"I call it the paranoid style simply because no other word adequately evokes the sense of heated exaggeration, suspiciousness, and conspiratorial fantasy that I have in mind," he writes.
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"Cooperation, mutual respect and understanding must be the guiding principles for all decision makers to have in mind at this crucial moment in time," Infantino said in a statement.
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What you seem to have in mind is a contrast between what you owe to the rules — the ones governing the loan — and what you owe to your sister.
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It might be instructive for reporters to continue to press both of them, as well as the president, about what kind of compromise over slavery they have in mind.
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Jonathan: When he is thinking about Canada, Trump doesn't have in mind this centuries-long relationship, the blood that American and Canadian soldiers have shed in so many wars.
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Mr. Friedman would be representing not the American people but a small, extreme minority of Americans who have in mind the interests of a small, extreme minority in Israel.
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But the club spaces that come out on the other side will no doubt look radically different than the conception of clubs most of us have in mind today.
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Lawmakers could seek further explanation from Mnuchin, who has been leading trade negotiations with China alongside US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, on what the President may have in mind.
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Matt Lanter may have already revealed what his daughter on the way's name won't be, but he's keeping mum on what he does have in mind — for a good reason.
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One of the songs that I just finished is called "Khabberny Kif" ("Tell Me How") and in the video that I have in mind, I'm talking about the macho community.
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But a rules-based, WTO-sanctioned tit-for-tat is not what economists have in mind when they think of the worst-case scenario for trade between America and China.
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"One million is historically a target that people have in mind, but sometimes when people get to that target, they don't feel like they have accomplished as much," he said.
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"When I'm thinking about trade -- you know, I read you folks and you say, 'Well, why does he' -- there's a much bigger picture that I have in mind," Trump said.
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The minimum wage has actually fallen by more than 10 percent in real terms under Obama, so it's hard to see what "job-killing" regulations people can have in mind.
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I think that when you bucket things as steal or crush, I think that's not the intention at all that I have in mind, but I think that you're right.
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"Rest assured that we have in mind the best interest of the community and we will not tolerate any illegal act committed by our policemen," Albayalde said in a statement.
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It provides us with the right amount of capital needed to back 15-20 companies we're expecting to invest, given the size of the team that we have in mind.
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Either way, ask around and find people who are actually doing something close to what you have in mind (friends of friends, professional contacts, even people you've just heard about).
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He would suggest something completely impossible, and I would say, 'Sure, Adam, I will do that completely impossible thing you have in mind, because I want you to be happy.
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Trump seemed to have in mind something that nuclear experts call CVID — complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization — and insisted they wouldn't make any concessions until North Korea started doing so.
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They come from a system that encourages students to reinvent art for themselves and to figure out whatever skills they need to convey with maximal efficiency whatever they have in mind.
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Many French citizens with dual citizenship from North African countries sense that they—not Franco-Germans or Franco-Americans, say—are the only dual citizens that lawmakers really have in mind.
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I have in mind the garages of Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak of Apple, or of William Hewlett and David Packard of HP. It's a cliche from which we didn't escape.
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While creating the universe, did God have in mind that, at a certain point, a stuffed goat with a car tire around its middle would materialize to round out the scheme?
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A simple way to see what I have in mind is to imagine what would happen if you always heeded the advice against taking things for granted, even in everyday situations.
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The Olives have already gotten on one waiting list (it's currently 10 years long for the larger cottage-style home they have in mind) and may join two or three more.
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And having been up half the night reading Power's doorstopper of a new memoir, a late arrival from its publisher, I am slightly dreading whatever workout she might have in mind.
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It will go through, probably, the toughest peer-review practice available in academic journals at the moment, because we think quality is very important given the journal we have in mind.
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"The idea we have in mind is the one of an intergovernmental agreement between the two countries in order to allow the firms involved to go all the way," Hollande told journalists.
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Some developers return with the chance at bigger contracts in tow, while others help test the product, informing Estimote what needs to be fixed, or what use cases they have in mind.
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But the "rigging" Sanders and Trump have in mind involves a swindle, and it has been deployed in American politics at several points over the last century, including in the Great Depression.
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It just so happens that in nearly every case, they have in mind a more suitable location for whatever the city is proposing than the place where they themselves happen to live.
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"Doctors have in mind that these drugs act in a linear way, that when you reduce dosage by half, it reduces the effect in the brain by a half," Dr. Horowitz said.
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Details of those plans may still be in the works, but Mnuchin could offer some clues on what the Trump administration may have in mind, including widening participation of the private sector.
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Or is he content for his magazine to promote the toothless, status-quo "equality" of "opportunity" most tech leaders seem to have in mind when hawking "Big Ideas" like Universal Basic Income?
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IF: What about things like trading or battling your friends directly, are those things we're likely to see, or [are they] really [not] part of the spirit of what you have in mind?
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Hammond's comments, which left unclear the nature of any fiscal steps he might have in mind, come at a time when markets are already jittery about how the economy will fare post-Brexit.
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I have in mind the worries of urban liberals about the insurgent conservative truculence in what is often dismissed—with a disdain duly noted by citizens of the respective states—as flyover country.
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While some of these OS-independent platform strategies have been known for some time, the Samsung S8 launch event unveiled the first real glimpse of what Samsung may have in mind going forward.
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I would always say that the music I make should be listened to in a club at high volume, although the club that I have in mind here does probably not really exist.
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Some Republicans have taken care to avoid using Mr. Trump's name even as they back away from his remarks, using "we" as a sort of euphemism for the president they have in mind.
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Claims aside, Sabie cautions the current ADIFO prototype, "is a very-very basic model of what we have in mind," calling it "the peak of the iceberg," for what they intend to do.
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"Have in mind some of the activities that you might want to do, and if you're going to be hiking into the Grand Canyon, you really have to plan ahead," Torres, 47, tells PEOPLE.
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Activist investors often retain operational experts to advise on investment campaigns, with an eye to nominating them for a board seat in the future - a role Third Point may have in mind for Bennink.
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But this phone — the one that compelled fans across the world to travel up to hundreds of miles to eagerly wait for hours on sidewalks — might not be the one you have in mind.
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Airbnb promises to let visitors "live like a local," but Quaglieri argues that its users generally have in mind a specific kind of local: someone who lives just as the visitors do back home.
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"The most healthy environments I've seen my clients create are ones in which they openly discuss with their supervisor the career trajectory they have in mind," said Gideon Culman, owner of K Street Coaching.
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"When most people think about automation, they usually have in mind only the simple replacement of labor or improving workers' speed or productivity, not the more extensive disruption caused by process reengineering," Kaplan writes.
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When members of the national media — whose incomes also tend to be above average — describe the prototypical centrist voter, this is the same image they often have in mind: socially liberal and economically conservative.
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Bosch balances it all pretty well, and if the centered-ensemble feel is what Connelly and Eric Overmyer have in mind for the future of this show, then Amazon could enjoy a good long run.
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"If you look at the big picture, in recent presidential election history, I think gun policy has sort of catapulted into one of the issues that voters have in mind," said spokesman Erika Soto Lamb.
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"When we try to convince Prime Minister May to come forward with her vision of the future, I don't think the three-basket approach is what we have in mind," a senior EU diplomat added.
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While you only get 5,000 additional Hilton points, the addition of a free weekend night can get you at least a few hundred dollars in value depending on which Hilton property you have in mind.
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When asked the top set of issues voters have in mind in casting their votes for federal offices such as the Senate and House of Representatives, 24 percent chose security issues as their top issue.
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"The airport is where you find out what the authorities have in mind for you," said Mohamed Lotfy, the executive director of the Egyptian Commission for Rights and Freedoms, a rights group based in Cairo.
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Pre-qualification gave me just what I needed to knowI was searching for a number that could help me plan more accurately and know if the budget and neighborhoods I have in mind are reasonable.
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If Pruitt is confirmed as expected, he is expected to chip away at the agency's aggressive regulations enacted under the Obama administration, potentially avoiding the fate that Gaetz, Massey, Palazzo and Loudermilk have in mind.
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With sights set on the election, the party must move to the core issues that they ran on in 2018 and that voters will have in mind when they hit the ballot box next year.
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The freedom they have in mind is the freedom of people of certain conservative and authoritarian varieties of religion to discriminate against those of whom they disapprove or over whom they wish to exert power.
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In my conversations with Samsung, it's clear the user they have in mind for this thing isn't using lots of apps at the same time, or even sitting down at this machine to work entire days.
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Making your brain chill out about Facebook, buckle down, and actually cooperate is pretty essential for any kind of productivity, even if the goal you have in mind is unwinding and relaxing for a few hours.
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The particular baby boomers that I have in mind are the high achievers in the knowledge economy — the corporate lawyers who helped take companies over, the bankers who created derivatives and stock buybacks, and so forth.
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When it comes to being more responsible with our spending in 2018, higher energy costs are not what we should have in mind, especially in an era when clean energy is pushing down energy costs nationwide.
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Know before you applyIf you already know that 125,000 IHG points won't be enough to book the hotel you have in mind, note that you can transfer Chase Ultimate Rewards points to the IHG loyalty program.
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While there&aposs no single intended purpose researchers have in mind for quadruped robots, government agencies are already expressing interest — earlier this year, Massachusetts police began working with "Spot," a robot dog designed by Boston Dynamics.
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To maximize your sleep quality, these are the things you should have in mind: At least six hours before you go to sleep, you should stop drinking coffee and alcohol, because it will mess with your sleep.
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Indeed, most potential Republican Fed appointees, like Glenn Hubbard of Columbia Business School, or John Taylor of Stanford University (who wrote the rule Republicans have in mind for the central bank) are critics of loose monetary policy.
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Boas is one of the people responsible for the sense we have in mind when we use the phrase "culture in the anthropological sense"—that is, the sense of culture as standing for a way of life.
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The president's desire to be soft on his Russian counterpart (while claiming to be so tough) and his supporters' willingness to accept whatever compromise he might have in mind—on Syria, Crimea, or whatever—are beyond doubt.
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The activists I have in mind aren't by and large GOP officials or delegates; they aren't people who registered their opposition to Trump with lame and quickly forgotten convention-floor antics, knowing they'll fall into line eventually.
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The resulting benefits to Europe from such an outcome may be what the EC's regulators have in mind if they reject the U.S. deal, since the chemical sector is one of the few where Europe is competitive.
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When a company on-boards with us, we collect a lot of data around key leadership values and goals, including from managers — they let us know what goals they have in mind for a person's leadership development.
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And if that's the time frame Michigan voters have in mind when they head to the polls, Grimes noted, they're probably much more likely to seek a major break with the status quo at the ballot box.
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" Some of them may have in mind Tezos, a little-known Zug, Switzerland- based project that said last year that it wanted to create a "new decentralized blockchain that governs itself by establishing a true digital commonwealth.
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This is what I have in mind when I see news of anti-Trump protests unfolding across the United States, and why I worry about these protests falling down the path of the "Occupy Gezi" in Istanbul.
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WHELAN: Look, what the left is saying now, have in mind that they tried to filibuster Neil Gorsuch, someone who was widely acclaimed and in the process, of course, they triggered the abolition of the Supreme Court filibuster.
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I would say that rather than feeling pressure externally, the pressure we feel is the pressure we put ourselves under to make the best game possible — that's something that we always have in mind while creating the games.
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But it is far from clear that the rates people have in mind when deciding whether to attend university or to save for retirement should be applied to questions of social policy that will affect billions of lives.
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It means that whatever reset Mr Trump may have in mind for Russia will be far less credible, far more divisive and tarnished by partisanship than the corresponding efforts of his two immediate predecessors in the White House.
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With a Velodyne LIDAR sensor strapped to its roof and a trunk full of blinking lights and wires, it is not exactly the sleek, sophisticated vehicle most people may have in mind when they picture an autonomous car.
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In other words, single people today tend to work longer hours than they would have in the Norman Rockwell, soda-fountain era that many people seem to have in mind when they get misty-eyed about "traditional" dating.
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No one knows what kind of test the North Koreans have in mind; the country's foreign minister, Ri Yong Ho, did not specify when he raised the possibility when talking to reporters at the United Nations on Thursday.
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When people in Hunan get hungry for a bowl of noodles, what they have in mind are mifen: long, white strands made from pounded rice, so smooth they may slither right out of the chopsticks of inexperienced slurpers.
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Most workers have in mind the lowest wage they're willing to accept in a new job, economists say, and men who have left higher-paying manufacturing and construction jobs might be unwilling to take a large pay cut.
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And when I talk about exchanging the American experience of exclusion for one to belong and fit, that with all of the concrete policy changes I believe need to be made, this is what I have in mind.
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"But what the North Koreans are more likely to have in mind for Singapore is a quick win via a vague declaration that the two leaders commit to preserving peace and to reaching a permanent peace arrangement," he said.
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But if you want a good deal on a top-of-the-line TV, Black Friday likely won't provide the prices you have in mind, a trend Wirecutter picked up on around TV pricing for Prime Day as well.
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What Dr. Atwater and others have in mind are devices that, if scaled up, could recycle a significant portion of carbon dioxide that is captured from power plants or processes like cement manufacturing, or even directly from the atmosphere.
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"I suspect the first time we'll get to see what they even have in mind is when they release it in public, which I imagine it to be a repackaging of old news with new screaming headlines," said Schiff.
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They could mostly agree on an approach, but if they have enough defections, with moderate Democrats going on TV to complain about how the liberals have hijacked the party, that would undermine any obstructionist strategy they have in mind.
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Like the hundreds of thousands of migrants who have fled Central America in recent years, most of the caravan's participants have in mind a new life in the United States, though some say they intend to stop in Mexico.
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If the person you have in mind is really hardcore about this and you have money to burn, Logitech's $350 Harmony Elite setup can control everything through a remote, a smartphone app, and even Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa.
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LONDON, Dec 4 (Reuters) - A global derivatives industry body said on Wednesday it would try again to find consensus on helping regulators ditch the tarnished Libor benchmark - but only after regulators spell out exactly what they have in mind.
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That means you can't download it just yet, but you can go to the app's website and sign up to get an invitation to try out the beta (have in mind, though, that you're essentially signing up for Prisma's newsletter).
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It's clear which "flyover country" the critics of the progressive movement have in mind: One where Detroit, Milwaukee, Chicago, St. Louis, and Cleveland, to name a few, never made it out from under the rubble of the 1960s and '70s.
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While impeachment will continue to dominate the news cycle and Washington for months to come, Democrats should remain focused on the issues and on legislative accomplishments, as those are what Americans will have in mind at the ballot box in 2020.
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Kendall and Kylie for PacSun is much more playful than the duo's contemporary line — and way more affordable, with pieces in the Golden Child collection ranging from $22.95 to $64.95, which is good for the customers they have in mind.
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"Demand is currently much higher than what we have in mind," Schierenbeck said in Rottweil, where Thyssenkrupp operates its MULTI test tower, adding that a much broader customer base would be targeted once the product is established on the market.
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Gabbard seems to think, preventing religious coercion is exactly the type of assault on religious freedom that members of the Judiciary Committee have in mind when they ask nominees if they can separate their religious convictions from their judicial discernment.
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Shoppers of all ages will be hitting the stores this holiday season, but there&aposs a generational gap when it comes to the content of their to-do lists: namely, who they have in mind while they&aposre filling their carts.
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I have in mind the countless New Age practices that promise health and well-being and good fortune, the psychics and mediums who promise communication with the spirit world, and also the world of explicit neo-paganism, Wiccan and otherwise.
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My read of the evidence suggests that subsidizing private sector employers to hire people will prove more cost-effective in the short and long term than the kind of direct public service work that job guarantee activists have in mind.
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What I have in mind is a liberalism more of means than of ends, a belief that individual and minority-group rights can be protected only in a society governed by the rule of law, neutral institutions and secular, rational debate.
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Two of the bills the plan's proponents (which include the Congressional Hispanic Caucus as well as the moderate Republicans) have in mind would give permanent legal status to DACA recipients; a third would be the conservative bill written by Rep.
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"Whatever the North Koreans have in mind, we should remember their capacity for exceeding our expectations of their capabilities and for doing whatever they deem necessary to enhance their nuclear deterrent, regardless of the diplomatic price to be paid," said Revere.
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"So the plan in its entirety is the one that the president has assured the American people every single American will have access to affordable coverage that works for them, not for government, and that's what we have in mind," Price told Tapper.
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There's one gift I have in mind, though, and I'm not quite sure how to give it to her: I want Sam to know that although I gave birth to our son and he shares my biology, we are both his moms.
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But the figure I actually have in mind is Recep Tayyip Erdogan, president of Turkey, whose success in getting away with obvious corruption by politicizing law offers a disturbing preview of how Trump may become the authoritarian ruler he clearly wants to be.
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So this is really a critical race, because as the 3rd District goes, you have to win that seat to make sure you keep the GOP majority and you prevent the obstruction that Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer and others have in mind.
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"If you're a gay man or woman, a person who's bisexual, a person who's transsexual, just beware, this is what they have in mind," said Kennedy, also an opposition Labour member of the House of Lords, Britain's unelected upper house of parliament.
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"We are negotiating with the U.S. for the safe zone, but we see at every step that what we want and what they have in mind is not the same thing," Erdogan told supporters in Malatya just hours after the first patrol ended.
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In a news release, Belmont Partners manager Larry Yount explained what Gates and Co. have in mind for the town that will be built from scratch:The Belmont development exemplifies the big picture thinking that has been a unique hallmark of Arizona's history of economic development.
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"Whatever the Russians have in mind — mostly intimidation — it usually fails," said Estonia's president, Toomas Hendrik Ilves, who grew up in New Jersey before coming here to turn this small NATO country into a pioneer in introducing new web-based technology for governing a nation.
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Her most recent film, "Blood on the Mountain," may be exactly what Mr. Cogan, Ms. Jackson and others have in mind: a history of West Virginia coal mining that excoriates the coal industry, ennobles the coal miner and is told by someone from that culture.
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But before you write a hefty check or designate part of your estate to your alma mater in your will, discuss your intentions with the institution you have in mind, says Audra M. Lewton, the director of gift and estate planning at Barnard College.
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"You are asking what's the story and what does Sisi have in mind, and will he give up anything to anyone," apparently referring to reports that Egypt could be required to allow areas in Sinai adjacent to the Gaza border to be part of the deal.
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Of course, touring Spatz isn't the Willy Wonka fantasy you might have in mind: Instead of edible lipstick bullets made from vanilla-scented chocolate (that's what you envision, too, right?), it's mostly industrial machines melting resin into cosmetic packaging and employees assembling eyeliners for big beauty brands.
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If Democrats win control of government, they'll do X; if we Republicans keep the House, we'll scale that back to some more constrained Y. This bears no resemblance to what Republicans have in mind as they ask voters to give them a check on Democratic rule.
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These issues will likely be fixed with future iterations in popular apps, but it will happen slower than on the iPhone X since the Android notch is not exactly a standard yet (have in mind that all these Android notches differ in size from one another).
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I have in mind something that will take years to get proficient at, something that there is a correct way of doing, handed down for generations or even ages, and for which there is no way for you to create shortcuts with your cleverness or charm.
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"Given the different audiences that U.S. military officials have in mind when they make these (public) announcements, there is simply a very strong incentive to accentuate and even embellish the positives, (and) to minimize the negatives," said Michael Kugelman, with the Wilson Center think tank in Washington.
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"I recognize that the reputation I have cultivated as an extreme partisan and a rogue make me a convenient fall guy for the Democrats, but I refuse to play the patsy role they have in mind for me," said Mr. Stone, a self-professed dirty trickster.
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More recently, among those Catholics proposing a hermeneutic of continuity between "Amoris" and the prior papal documents that it kinda-sorta-maybe contradicts, this stress on the rarity of what the reformers have in mind, the extremities involved, has become crucial to the case for continuity.
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When American officials first indicated, in December 1964, that the administration was considering sending combat forces to Vietnam and that an Australian contribution would be welcome, they seemed to have in mind a modest increase to the advisory team of 83 soldiers already in South Vietnam.
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Even if it is not always clear what voters have in mind when they report a contact from a party or candidate, our focus on the perceptions of the ultimate targets of ground game activities raises important questions about party strategies in the 2016 presidential campaign.
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By those arts, Machiavelli did not merely have in mind the ability to tell a lie — a talent for which Trump has proven himself so gifted he tells them even when they're unnecessary — but a kind of social dexterity that allows one to be strategic in his behavior.
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When political commentators praise political talent, what they seem to have in mind is the ability of a candidate to match one of a very limited set of archetypes: the heroic leader, the back-slapping regular guy you'd like to have a beer with, the soaring orator. Mrs.
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Generally speaking, Thaler told me, the process begins with a company approaching Rmory about a game, sometimes asking for them to come up with a specific weapon they have in mind, or to fill in the details on a weapon they're working on but need Rmory to flesh out.
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We're saying if there is a shock — trade being a big example of one because it creates a clustered shock — it's going to create individual suffering for individual people and community suffering for individual communities, as opposed to diffused costs and benefits that our trade models have in mind.
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While the details of whatever shebang Teigen and Legend, 38, have in mind for their little girl's milestone weekend are a mystery at this point, they're sure to be epic — at least, judging from some of the family's recent activities, like impromptu petting-zoo afternoons and a trip to Morocco.
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"In addition to triggering an avalanche of speculative rumors about what she may or may not have in mind down the road and whether there's more movement to come in the administration, it also served as another distraction from the good things that are happening for Republicans," the strategist said.
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In seeking to bring the 36-year-old Ayers into the Oval Office, Trump signaled a desire for political skills in his next chief to support his reelection bid and to help battle the special counsel's Russia probe, plus a storm of investigations House Democrats have in mind for next year.
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But it's a dynamic that deprives the nation of a real debate about how health care should be financed, regulated and provisioned, because it assumes that one party is largely uninterested in reforms that go beyond tweaking the status quo and opposing whatever further interventions its opponents have in mind.
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I have no idea what Martin and the showrunners have in mind for the finale, but I fear Jon's being set up as the hero of the story when I see him as more the James Comey of Westeros, whose shaky decision-making is responsible for the bad outcome he deplores.
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"They are determined to take us into the future, bulldozing their way there so we can reach the kind of future they have in mind for us," said Dobrica Veselinovic, the leader of the opposition movement, known as Let's Not Drown Belgrade, which has held street protests against the project.
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Whereas the original Structure is primarily meant to be strapped to an iPad (and is built with iOS compatibility in mind), the Structure Core was built to work with everything else — it'll play friendly with Linux, MacOS, Windows and Android, acting as the eyes for whatever project you might have in mind.
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" Rooney said he was unsure whether or not the President's actions rise to the level of an impeachable offense, telling Tapper that "I want to learn a little more about that, I want to get more counsel," and that he wants to talk to Democratic leadership about "what they have in mind.
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Whether you're a D.C. power broker or on a Tinder date, these dimly lit cocktail joints will provide enough hydration and social lubrication to help you close whatever deal you have in mind—or, if you just want to get completely wrecked (out of despair or exhilaration) after the results of yesterday's election.
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This is a slightly hyperbolic iteration of what Republicans usually have in mind: In an interview with the Daily Caller conducted on Wednesday, Trump claimed people commit voter fraud by casting a ballot, returning to their cars to change clothes, and then going back to polling places in disguise to cast additional ballots.
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" After CNN Business contacted Roberts, he posted on his blog, "I find it necessary to remind the public of the terms on which my words are republished as the presstitute scum at CNN have in mind associating me with the aims and purposes, real or alleged, of some who reproduce the columns.
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Although the recent commission white paper and several national leaders have come out for a multi-speed Europe, they really have in mind a way for small groups of countries to go forward in such areas as defence or taxation, without having to wait for all, using the treaty's tools that allow enhanced co-operation.
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In 2018, the main experimental ambiguity for the The New Republic we have in mind—the central frankly—turns on whether there's an audience for a liberal magazine that cares about more than shoring up liberal resistance to the regressive monstrosity that's trying to pass itself off by way of manipulative nostalgia as conservatism.
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The strength of that religious-political alliance has helped maintain one of the greatest divides in contemporary American society—with many Christians having become chronically vulnerable to a belief that liberal politics are literally against God, and many liberals to a belief that whatever God these politicized Christians have in mind is literally against humanity.
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The example I have in mind was the extraordinary shift in conventional wisdom and policy priorities that took place in 28-22020, away from placing priority on reducing the huge suffering still taking place in the aftermath of the 0.13 financial crisis, and toward action to avert the supposed risk of a debt crisis.
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There was no word on where the reports had come from, though it has been obvious that the military must have in mind a scene similar to the one that unfolded weeks ago when the caravan, which then numbered about 3,000 people, burst through a gate on a bridge linking Guatemala with Mexico and rushed toward Mexico.
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" What Cohen's critics have in mind, specifically, is the way that the longstanding angst within the American Jewish community around assimilation, intermarriage and fertility tends to sustain a kind of soft traditionalist pressure even in liberal Jewish life — one that defines Jewish identity in exclusionist terms, they complain, while marginalizing "single women, queer people, unwed parents, and childless individuals or couples.
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Iowa is what we have in mind when we speak of America's heartland: situated between the nation's East and West Coasts, owing little cultural debt to either; economically driven for the most part by the blue-collar sectors of agriculture and manufacturing; and possessing both a gently undulating land mass (109,272 square miles) and population (3.1 million) that statistically place the state in the nation's middle.
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" When Milton's devils can sing so beautifully that their listeners forget they are in hell, when the devil Belial rejects extinction, "for who would lose, / Though full of pain, this intellectual being, / Those thoughts that wander through eternity," the poet may have in mind the Hebrew merism "good and bad," which encompasses both and all that lies between, complicating the stark English binary "good and evil.
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Here's what we have in mind From Blac Chyna: While we can totally see Chyna whipping up something delicious and nutritious for her fiancé and soon-to-be dad – it's a regular act the model documents on Snapchat – we're kind of hoping the ChyMoji founder creates a new set of Rob-inspired emojis as an ode to her beau as well as boxers to complement his overflowing collection of socks.
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I have in mind particularly the Scottish novelist and screenwriter Gilbert Adair, whose film criticism for The Independent was both witty (he was fond of puns) and profound; Pauline Kael, whose passion for film was palpable however wildly she often struck; and David Thomson, the British-born cinephile whose "Biographical Dictionary of Film" (now in its sixth edition) is one of the most trenchant and eccentric reference works ever conceived.
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Of those who run onto the field and attend the game, many will have in mind the startling statistics around breast cancer: One-in-eight women will develop invasive breast cancer in her lifetime, making breast cancer the second most common cancer in women and resulting in 40,000 deaths a year in the U.S. This annual bipartisan softball game is a powerful symbol of how we can work together on n big challenges.
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She also accuses the authors of referencing only experts and books that confirm their narrative of a 'female Viking warrior' story: I do wish the authors would engage with these more subtle and complex interpretations, rather than just unthinkingly using texts both as the starting and the finishing point of their argument, without any indication of what narratives they have in mind, or even what kind, or any explanation of why a particular quotation might be relevant.
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Thanks to Brian Stucki of MacMiniColo who shared the cowbell-infused clip (make sure to turn the sound on): We've no idea what other cowbell Musk could have in mind, but the Model S has a hidden James Bond mode that turns the car (at least as far as the on-screen display is concerned) into the Lotus Esprit submersible from The Spy Who Loved Me — a car that Elon Musk personally purchased back in 2013.
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When liberals talk about schism, they have in mind the activities of the conservative wing of the American church, which they believe is engaged in an "elitist separation" driven by right-wing ideology and money — one that simultaneously seeks to depose Francis (the former papal nuncio Carlo Maria Viganò's letter alleging papal complicity in a sex-abuse cover-up being the main attempted coup) and indulges in narratives that veer close to sedevacantism, the belief that the pope is not, in fact, the pope.
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It's true that Jimmy CarterJimmy Carter2628 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 28503 Trump spends big in Texas, raising questions about whether he's worried Here's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees MORE's 22019 campaign featured a pledge to create the U.S. Department of Education and that Lyndon Johnson's 1964 run featured education as part of his "War on Poverty," but the dollars and reach of these proposals — however significant at the time — are dwarfed by what Biden is contemplating, much less what Sanders or Warren have in mind.
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But it is what lies toward the bottom of the array that gives the project its distinction: about 30 white refrigerator-size battery banks courtesy of Tesla, the electric carmaker The facility, the Mountain Ash Solar Farm, is not running yet, but, along with a similar, larger project under development in Hawaii, it offers a steel-and-glass example of what Elon Musk, the chief executive of Tesla, and his cousins, Lyndon and Peter Rive, founders of SolarCity, have in mind for their merger planned for this year.
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Depending on the processing speed and storage capacity you have in mind, you can save up to 23%: Intel Core i3 processor, 079.763GB SSD, 4GB RAM — $609.98 (down $139.02 from $21) Intel Core i2899 processor, 27GB SSD, 21GB RAM — $216 (down $22 from $219.2) Intel Core i2219.24 processor, 22GB SSD, 2299GB RAM — $997 (down $202 from $1,199) Intel Core i7 processor, 512 GB SSD, 23GB RAM — $1,579.99 (down $319.01 from $1,899) Intel Core i7 processor, 1TB SSD, 16GB RAM — $2,079.76 (down $219.24 from $2,299) (Pro tip: Put that money you're saving towards accessories like a Surface Pro Type Cover, Surface Pen, or Surface Arc Mouse — they're all sold separately.)
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