The SPD may have no choice but to walk away.
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When possible, we have no choice but to annihilate them.
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You have no choice but to kill both of them.
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Universities have no choice but to pay the high fees.
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We have no choice but to adapt to the climate.
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I guess I have no choice but to speak up.
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But they have no choice but to get more expert.
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Eventually, insurers would have no choice but to pull out.
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I have no choice but to keep looking for her.
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Now we have no choice but to defend our homeland.
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Finally, you may have no choice but to confront her.
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You have no choice but to vote for this bill.
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The authorities say they have no choice but to continue.
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Republicans in Congress have no choice but to play along.
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They have no choice but to retrain their own workers.
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I have no choice but to wear blinders and go straight.
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We have no choice but to give the IRS our data.
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We have no choice but to keep grinding and keep battling.
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But we have no choice but to comply with the law.
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"We have no choice but to sound an alarm," he added.
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That, he argued, means reformers have no choice but to fight.
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We have no choice but to take them out of society.
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Some firms would have no choice but to scale back research.
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If that isn't possible, we'll have no choice but to withdraw.
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When they do that, they have no choice but to shoot.
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We have no choice but to breathe the air around us.
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At work I have no choice but to talk to people.
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And residents have no choice but to keep eating from it.
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When she speaks we will have no choice but to listen.
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And we have no choice but to do what we're doing.
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Stores may have no choice but to raise prices, Quach said.
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So, I would have no choice but to take it up.
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And parents feel like they have no choice but to pay.
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We have no choice but to hope that they are wrong.
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But with each other, they have no choice but to listen.
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Trump will have no choice but to hit back with 'Ermahgerd!
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So I would have no choice but to take it up.
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Without growth, PSA will have no choice but to cut costs.
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"When they do that, they have no choice but to shoot."
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European officials say they have no choice but to work with him.
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You have no choice but to do both in order to win.
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What do you do when you have no choice but to fight?
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When you're poor, you have no choice but to tough it out.
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As for big box retailers, they have no choice but to retreat.
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There are moments where you have no choice but to screw up.
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"And we have no choice but to be very serious," he said.
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The hardest hit will have no choice but to lay off workers.
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But for now, the Democrats have no choice but to walk it.
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If he refuses, you'll have no choice but to involve the landlord.
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Yet employees typically have no choice but to participate in workplace investigations.
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The film makes itself, and I have no choice but to follow.
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Without it, many drivers feel they have no choice but to work.
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They have no choice but to take any deal they can get.
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And you have no choice but to surrender and dig yourself out.
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Once margins fall, firms will have no choice but to raise prices.
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The three of them have no choice but to coexist moving forward.
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When I'm up there, you have no choice but to hear me.
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Under such circumstances, companies have no choice but to wait and see.
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"We have no choice but to take it up," he told Hannity.
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Yamato and other companies have no choice but to lift pay sharply.
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Most animals have no choice but to shelter in their usual environments.
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"The principlists have no choice but to accept foreign investments," he said.
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They like it here and then have no choice but to leave.
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But millions in the developing world have no choice but to do so.
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Yet, many Americans, including some with disabilities, have no choice but to try.
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When exams come up, you have no choice but to sit through them.
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In reality, the superdelegates have no choice but to validate the popular vote.
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Most people will have no choice but to drive to view the eclipse.
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"We will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea," he said.
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"Procession" is for the downtrodden who have no choice but to move forward.
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I have no choice but to take this as a harbinger of doom.
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Both parties would then have no choice but to devise a bipartisan replacement.
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Many funds that close have no choice but to throw in the towel.
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As his escort, I have no choice but to go at his speed.
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And they have no choice but to play the hands they've been dealt.
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You have no choice but to buy them, or throw away your printer.
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He said the company would have no choice but to address the matter.
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If you refuse they'll have no choice but to write you a shot.
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So they may have no choice but to seek a crossing to Europe.
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But as retail stores struggle, developers may have no choice but to adapt.
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You have no choice but to try to save costs where you can.
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But they feel they have no choice but to go along with it.
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They have no choice but to sit by and watch their countries burn.
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We have no choice but to take up our organizing arms once more.
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To do this, we have no choice but to swallow a bitter pill.
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India's poorest residents have no choice but to sleep outside in the fog.
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Ultimately, the United States may have no choice but to work with Russia.
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But I know I have no choice but to go through with this.
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At the end of the day we have no choice but to fight.
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In the end, multinational service providers will have no choice but to surrender.
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Israelis would have no choice but to employ devastating means to defend themselves.
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I don't become less precious; I have no choice but to accept it.
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When it does, she said, she'll have no choice but to replant coca.
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Olympics divers have no choice but to see an "unaffected" body of water.
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You're almost saying you have no choice but to put up a paywall.
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At some point, though, they will have no choice but to convene the body.
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Many reckon authorities have no choice but to turn from monetary to fiscal stimulus.
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Many companies may have no choice but to declare bankruptcy or lay off workers.
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Many policymakers believe they have no choice but to rely on companies like Facebook.
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But it is seen as something they have no choice but to live with.
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Judges faithful to their oaths will have no choice but to agree with him.
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Lutz, the former GM executive, says automakers have no choice but to build them.
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Its left-wing critics have no choice but to reject its calls for unity.
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In the meantime, Ellis will have no choice but to find a new starter.
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These insurers have no choice but to aggressively negotiate with pharmaceutical manufacturers for discounts.
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In that way, companies would have no choice but to eliminate discrimination by race.
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In the circumstances, therefore, I feel that I have no choice but to resign.
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To survive, startups and large companies have no choice but to work extremely hard.
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And if that doesn't work, he'll have no choice but to ask Santa Claus.
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When young guys see that, they have no choice but to fall in place.
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Subway and bus riders have no choice but to go where the stops are.
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Instead, he follows the artists who have no choice but to live in it.
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In other states, though, you might have no choice but to publicly reveal yourself.
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And those with a fear of heights have no choice but to conquer it.
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Then there are people who have no choice but to be an independent contractor.
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Without child care options, many mothers have no choice but to leave paying jobs.
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Dany replied that they would have no choice but to accept her version of good.
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But he added if US law changed, Apple would have no choice but to comply.
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So we have no choice but to fight it, and I believe we can win.
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If sanctions are lifted, they will likely have no choice but to move toward escalation.
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Even Shelters are overcrowded and have no choice but to send animals out of state.
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The problem is that it doesn't matter: games have no choice but to tell stories.
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You have no choice but to rely on yourself to get out of that trouble.
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"We have no choice but to explore every option available to push back," Bradley said.
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If she does not change course, we have no choice but to hold her accountable.
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Do courts have no choice but to defer to plaintiffs' assertions about complicity and burden?
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So, we have no choice but to look carefully and exhaustively at that one event.
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"If it continues, we'll have no choice but to shut it down somehow," he said.
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But my family and I have no choice but to keep going, no matter what.
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"I would have no choice but to take it up," the Kentucky Republican told CNBC.
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"I would have no choice but to take it up," Mr. McConnell said on CNBC.
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As his biographer, I'd have no choice but to spend hours listening to his saga.
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If the MAX timeline slips again, Boeing may have no choice but to do so. ■
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Congressional Republicans, meanwhile, have no choice but to show up and smile for the cameras.
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As his biographer, I'd have no choice but to spend hours listening to his saga.
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However difficult it may be, the parties have no choice but to find a way forward.
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And project leaders, though often of a libertarian bent, have no choice but to become regulators.
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And you wonder why GoPro and others have no choice but to exit the drone market.
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Schaeuble said Merkel would have no choice but to fire Seehofer if he defied her orders.
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People seeking asylum sometimes have no choice but to cross the border to declare their intention.
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And they have no choice but to reoffend because the State turns its back on them.
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"We really have no choice but to build a powerful wall or steel barrier," Trump said.
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Too many people have no choice but to reconfigure their lives around a loved one's disability.
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When you get laid-off, you have no choice but to act smart and move fast.
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Companies that want to reach the market increasingly have no choice but to ride Amazon's rails.
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But Franck said he will have no choice but to leave if his new business fails.
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If he fails, he may have no choice but to dissolve parliament and repeat the vote.
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If they will not, then the company may have no choice but to defy an order.
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Once their machines are infected, users often have no choice but to meet the hackers' demands.
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"So we have no choice but to declare martial law ... oh, hey, martial law, about time!"
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Fun fact about bathroom choices up there: You have no choice but to pee your pants.
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American officials counter that under Chinese law, Mr. Ren would have no choice but to comply.
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If the deal falls through, Airbus would have "no choice" but to close production, he said.
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Then again, curfew was approaching soon, and he would have no choice but to go home.
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Brands will have no choice but to make real change and not just pay lip service.
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Unless his starters work deep into games, he'll have no choice but to break that guideline.
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It's supposed to snow, and they'll have no choice but to go back to the Christians.
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People dreaming of a country that's egalitarian, cosmopolitan and humane have no choice but to try.
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Private plans have no choice but to charge premiums sufficient to cover all of their expenses.
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Now, though, several Republican sources say they will have no choice but to appropriate the money.
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Many people who find themselves in this situation would have no choice but to forgo insurance.
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But Pelosi argued on Friday that House Democrats "have no choice" but to investigate the President.
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To my mind, we have no choice but to develop and progress as fast as possible.
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To my mind, we have no choice but to develop and progress as fast as possible.
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When you remove the option of distance and solitude, you have no choice but to engage.
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"I would have no choice but to take it up," McConnell said in a CNBC interview.
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Women who want to run a company have no choice but to play the inside game.
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With the shifting geopolitical climate, we have no choice but to worry—yet again—of nuclear war.
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Happily, you'll have no choice but to confront your arch nemesis this month, and more than once!
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Otherwise, we really have no choice but to conclude that they are telling a politically expedient lie.
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Trump is saying things so morally obtrusive that active Republicans have no choice but to speak out.
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Disney may have no choice but to balance both sides of its icon for its bottom line.
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When humans teach computers how to behave, the machines have no choice but to learn from us.
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Mr Erdogan now seems to have no choice but to start rebuilding the bridges he has burned.
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Her research is deep and her drive forceful, but viewers have no choice but to feel despondent.
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The local partner (and by extension Apple) will have no choice but to comply with the order.
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It is true that indebted South Asian countries will have no choice but to negotiate with China.
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To survive, the ones who can afford it have no choice but to leave their homes behind.
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But the families of the fallen have no choice but to own the decisions behind the war.
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They simply have no choice but to brave it with him and hope that progress comes. 3.
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Alas, the truth is out there, and now we have no choice but to investigate it further.
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Some have no choice but to operate solely in cash, paying their taxes with sacks of bills.
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If you push them loudly, they will feel they have no choice but to push back loudly.
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And with Aina's seat at the table, other brands have no choice but to step it up.
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But again, you have no choice but to keep trying because your project depends on a response.
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"I have no choice but to not let it debilitate me," he said, referring to the scandals.
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These regimes, it is claimed, are resilient: Western governments have no choice but to deal with them.
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"As his biographer, I'd have no choice but to spend hours listening to his saga," Stewart continued.
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Sane Republicans, perhaps a third of the party, have no choice but to plot an honorable discharge.
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All of us, in one form or another, will have no choice but to practice self-sponsorship.
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If we want to function in society, we have no choice but to participate in that system.
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Policymakers have no choice but to step in, restore the balance of power and protect citizens' privacy.
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Is there another reason why Cosby's lawyer might have no choice but to rest in this way?
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Mr. Bolsonaro or Mr. Haddad will have no choice but to face up to this dire outlook.
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The EU responded by saying it will have no choice but to retaliate to such a move.
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Most other games have no choice but to wear their artificiality, even in the most humanlike environments.
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Unfortunately, when no agreement can be reached, we have no choice but to seek a legal remedy.
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After much deliberation, we have no choice but to admit that it looks and sounds pretty scrumptious.
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Makers of fine Swiss timepieces have no choice but to connect with millennials or fade to irrelevance.
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Because often when people get financial shocks, they have no choice but to raid their retirement savings.
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"We really have no choice but to build a powerful wall or steel barrier," Mr. Trump said.
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Smaller developers say they often have no choice but to work with the giant, Mr. Wakabayashi writes.
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I feel like publishers have no choice but to think about how to diversify their business models.
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Read more: The best no-annual-fee credit cards of 2019If you have limited or no credit history, you might have no choice but to payIn some cases, you may have no choice but to pay an annual fee if you have bad credit or a limited credit history.
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And in an economy nearing full employment, manufacturers that can't fill jobs have no choice but to automate.
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When the woman was killed, Richard reasoned, Ezekiel would have no choice but to get involved and fight.
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Tokyo's governor, Yuriko Koike, shuts her offices each evening at 8pm; staff have no choice but to leave.
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With no new work being generated, companies often have no choice but to bring in other dance makers.
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But, in times like these, we truly have no choice but to serve as our own best advocates.
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If you owned your apartment, you would have no choice but to follow the co-op's changing rules.
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And when everything about their lives looks this gorgeous, we have no choice but to sympathize with them.
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Heller might have no choice but to go along with Sandoval if he plans to keep his seat.
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Wherever Saturn is, you can bet that you'll have no choice but to work hard in that area!
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As the family grew, we&aposd have no choice but to move into houses damaged by that flood.
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"As a black woman in America, I have no choice but to hear the other side," she said.
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Until then, if we were committed to fairness, we would have no choice but to shut Hoover down.
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"So people who are threatened basically have no choice but to go to someone with a bigger platform."
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As expenditures continue to creep upwards, refineries could have no choice but to curtail production or shutdown altogether.
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"At that point, all we're carrying are people who have no choice but to ride transit," he explains.
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Unwanted and vulnerable, "witches" often have no choice but to embrace the identity foisted upon them to survive.
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We have no choice but to get over our EV allergy and come up with an electric car.
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We have no choice but to trust that when they take our data, it is safe and secure.
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With so much at stake, we have no choice but to organize and produce concrete wins in 2018.
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And so, unable to say whether any particular patient will benefit, we have no choice but to overtreat.
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"We have no choice but to send her back to school with her inhaler and medicines," Qureshi said.
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It is effectively a sort of gender-specific tax that many women have no choice but to pay.
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Often they have no choice but to take out another loan — and the cycle of debt begins again.
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As Rio 2016 draws to a close, it seems athletes have no choice but to continue lovin' it.
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"We have no choice but to pursue every option available to push back," Bradley told reporters on Friday.
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Businesses would have no choice but to completely reorient their global supply chains and thus where they invest.
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In some car parks in Shanghai, you have no choice but to pay with WeChat Pay or Alipay.
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I think that won't be possible, and he will have no choice but to content himself with Cruz.
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Some students may have no choice but to borrow for most of their college costs, Ms. Thompson said.
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With only 2,600 highly-sought-after shelter beds, many have no choice but to sleep on the streets.
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With many bars and restaurants closed across the US, consumers have no choice but to drink at home.
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The strivers and other aspirants are featured, too, as are those who have no choice but to hustle.
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By reversing course, New York hoped, the Supreme Court would have no choice but to dismiss the case.
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"I realized that we have no choice but to engage with the crisis happening around us," she said.
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ANGOLA'S DOS SANTOS SAYS SONANGOL'S POOR PERFORMANCE MAY MEAN PRESIDENT "MIGHT HAVE NO CHOICE" BUT TO PRIVATISE IT
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These are the modern ground rules, and pitchers have no choice but to use the ball they get.
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But if they want a passport, they have no choice but to submit to the process, he said.
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He and other analysts said some companies will have no choice but to seek bankruptcy protection and restructure.
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"Huawei's Chinese staff have no choice but to accede to requests from Chinese government departments," the report said.
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" The paper argued that, depending on the action, "China will have no choice but to take retaliatory measures.
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If they are intent on denying me life, I will have no choice, but to deny them life.
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Aides initially signaled that Mr. Trump would have no choice but to allow the bill to become law.
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We have no choice but to rely on our cultural training to guide us through the social world.
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Mitch McConnell says the Senate would 'have no choice but to' take up House's impeachment of Trump Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said on Monday the Senate "would have no choice but to" take up impeachment if the House passed articles charging the President with crimes, according to the chamber's rules.
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Two weeks later, people still have no choice but to stand in long, snaking queues outside ATMs and banks.
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Until you have no choice but to find a way to live with the extraordinarily ordinary business of dying.
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When clean drinking water runs out, people will have no choice but to rely on unsafe water, Madhavan said.
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With the longterm future of the fossil fuel-powered car under threat, automakers have no choice but to adapt.
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"At that point, homeowners who want to sell have no choice but to chase buyers further down," he continued.
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"If you deprive young people of political representation, they have no choice but to wage violent struggle," he says.
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"Ultimately if this was not resolved, we would have no choice but to move production to Mexico" Wine said.
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And now, as their standard-bearer, Trump knows that congressional Republicans have no choice but to stand by him.
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If these posts drive away users, LinkedIn will have no choice but to start demoting them in the feed.
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According to Harry Styles, brussels sprouts are the new kale, and we have no choice but to believe him.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.), who said she'd "have no choice" but to prosecute Trump after his term in office.
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But car companies have no choice but to give critics the actual car for a short period of time.
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So let me be clear: We really have no choice but to build a powerful wall or steel barrier.
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As a result, insurance companies will have no choice but to raise rates or drop out of the market.
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" We have no choice but to take Trump's word that the tax cut plan would cost him a "fortune.
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What does Tommy mean when he says Ghost will have no choice but to sell drugs in his clubs?
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Drug developers would have no choice but to throw in the towel on the next line of breakthrough treatments.
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"Without prompt implementation of Kentucky HEALTH, we will have no choice but to make significant benefit reductions," he said.
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He told his supporters that "you have no choice but to vote for me," The New York Times reported.
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The EPA will then have no choice but to significantly lower renewable fuel volume obligations to prevent further instability.
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When a child needs a pacemaker, doctors have no choice but to use a device made for an adult.
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Many families undergoing IVF often have no choice but to take on considerable debt in order to have children.
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Sure, there are things you have no choice but to spend on—like rent, transportation, and student loan bills.
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So, they have no choice but to drain the 3,725,000 liters of water in the pool and replace it.
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Some customers feel they have no choice but to pay bond agents' fees — no matter how outrageous they seem.
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"We have no choice but to attack because the Democrats say there is impeachable material here," Mr. Giuliani said.
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The poorest, their rural livelihoods in ruins, will most likely have no choice but to head to the cities.
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If all states imposed an estate tax, of course, the rich would have no choice but to pay it.
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So the men of Ndiamaguene have no choice but to migrate to bigger towns or out of the country.
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In that case, the Fed might have no choice but to ease, especially if credit markets seize-up too.
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The arduous path to a genuine pluralism now lies open, and we have no choice but to chart it.
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And if he can't get those partners from the right, he may have no choice but to look leftward.
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But as this new normal sets in, she said, they have no choice but to get on with life.
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Experts, however, have told CNBC that Huawei will have no choice but to comply with the Chinese government's requests.
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If the opposition wins the 2018 election, Hun Sen would have no choice but to stand aside, he said.
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However, given the excessive demands of the OWS, we have no choice but to defend against any OWS actions.
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Right now I'm talking to you and we have no choice but to talk when the other person stops.
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In Kenya, for example, some women have no choice but to sell their bodies to break into the fishing industry.
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We miss out on so much and have no choice but to sit at home and observe on social media.
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In the long run, the rest of the country's parties may have no choice but to work with the populists.
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Unions representing port drivers, painters, and warehouse workers have no choice but to jump into the immigration debate over TPS.
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The assumption is they have no choice but to do repeal, but finding 51 votes is going to be tough.
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"We have no choice but to embark on this perilous journey," he says in the first trailer for the film.
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You have no choice but to explore and experiment.. If you don't know the controls, you can't get them wrong.
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We therefore have no choice but to award this watermelon coring method an A+ in the summer fruit hack department.
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When the air force takes flight, commercial planes have no choice but to wait on the runway, sometimes for hours.
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T) said on Thursday it may have no choice but to abandon a $6.1 billion merger with Xerox Corp (XRX.
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Buildings cannot be built because there aren't enough workers... We have no choice but to allow them into the country.
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With a monthly pension of 600-1,000 baht a month, most of them have no choice but to keep working.
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"Any second Korean War would have no choice but to spread into a nuclear war," it said in a commentary.
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But as you expand your team and hire new employees, you will have no choice but to sacrifice some power.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have "no choice" but to arrest illegal immigrants in California despite new sanctuary city legislation.
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"It's been at this price range for so long and we have no choice but to accept that," he said.
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Pressed to fill "mission critical" positions at understaffed facilities, wardens will have no choice but to increase reliance on augmentation.
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If PNE's board backs a delisting, ENKRAFT said it would have no choice but to take the matter to court.
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Or will she have no choice but to cut weight to fight Rousey or the other big names at 135?
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"Financial services firms have no choice but to continue preparing on the basis of a 'no deal' scenario," Ali said.
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Could it be that the Australian government is so annoying people feel like they have no choice but to secede?
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Many experts who have dealt with North Korea say the United States may have no choice but to do so.
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It's a long-run issue that we definitely need to face, and ultimately, will have no choice but to face.
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"If the U.K. leaves the E.U., we may have no choice but to reorganize our business model here," he said.
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So let me be very clear we really have no choice but to build a powerful wall or steel barrier.
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If internet giants want to protect their way of life, they have no choice but to turn their sights overseas.
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They have no choice but to pay Apple and Google 30 percent of their sales (or 15 percent for subscriptions).
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Ultimately, however, galleries say they feel they have no choice but to play ball, because the potential benefits are mutual.
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Two, the law is constitutional and I have no choice but to do that really stupid thing the law requires.
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If no money arrived then, if no new owner had been found, they would have no choice but to leave.
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Dissidents say they have no choice but to take foreign money since their careers are derailed once they become opponents.
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Cities and states have no choice but to acquiesce to its demands—and to its heavy use of public infrastructure.
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Whatever the reason, the timing may be bad and you have no choice but to decline or postpone a meeting.
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On Thursday, Canada, the European Union and other countries said they might have no choice but to retaliate in response.
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We have no choice but to respect the lives of the athletes who gruel night after night to entertain us.
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If they were following Fisher's method, they'd have no choice but to conclude that they'd been given a trick coin.
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She and my mom were really close, so I felt like I have no choice but to stay and fight.
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If he is not careful, it could make voters think they have no choice but to vote for someone else.
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And if the courts keep turning their backs on us, we will have no choice but to take drastic measures.
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We are so high-profile now, we get so much scrutiny, we have no choice but to get it right.
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You have no choice but to exploit not only yourself but also inadvertently all those working along the supply chain.
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Now, though, many nations "are reaching a point where they have no choice" but to get serious about renewable energy.
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Oh look, Netflix has a new movie about—YOU HAVE NO CHOICE BUT TO WATCH THE INTERMINABLE TRAILER RIGHT NOW.
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The actors have no choice but to embrace the over-the-top-and-then-some style of Mr. Bayes's production.
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Building owners often have no choice but to leave up sidewalk sheds, even when there is no construction going on.
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He said the health care law would "implode" and Democrats would have no choice but to negotiate a replacement plan.
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N. will have no choice but to temporarily discontinue service in key corridors unless the blockades come to an end.
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The insurers' latest withdrawals are helping to fuel Republicans' arguments that they have no choice but to repeal the law.
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" He also said: "I would have no choice but to take it up, based on a Senate rule on impeachment.
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I now have no choice but to pull the word "feminist" out of the dusty drawer and polish it up.
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When you have a deadline every single day, you will have no choice but to come up with an idea.
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We don't know when history might unlock the door, so we have no choice but to keep pushing on it.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans say they have no choice but to hold a trial if the House impeaches President Donald Trump.
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And really, there's no actual recourse for most smaller advertisers who have no choice but to keep buying Facebook ads.
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Carmakers now have "no choice" but to put their best technology into their smallest cars, Evercore analyst Arndt Ellinghorst said.
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That means Germany's flagship lender may have no choice but to raise money, despite limited options in the short term.
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The former Obama White House economic policy official said Biden will probably have no choice but to make that clearer.
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Conservative Christians active in politics have no choice but to do the best they can from that unsteady, wavering position.
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It appears on the manifest at the beginning of the mission, but you have no choice but to take it.
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MITCH MCCONNELL: It is a Senate rule related to impeachment that would take 67 votes to change I would have no choice but to take it up how long you're on it is a whole different matter, but I would have no choice but to take it up, based on a senate rule on impeachment.
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But since fairs are becoming the preferred way for wealthy collectors to buy art, galleries have no choice but to participate.
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"If Ted is going to continue to lie with such desperation, I have no choice but to fight back," Trump said.
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"Employers will have no choice but to adjust their pay scales to ensure wage parity across their entire workforce," Zandi said.
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If he does not immediately correct his mistake, this committee will have no choice but to enforce the subpoena against him.
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We have no choice but to rein in our blind trust of the social media platforms that increasingly define the internet.
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That is, we're going to run out of oil soon, so we'll have no choice but to rapidly switch to renewables.
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Since firms need at least the app store to make their products commercially viable, they have no choice but to comply.
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Kamala Harris stated this week that she believes her administration "would have no choice" but to prosecute Trump following his presidency.
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"We are on the verge of burning out all the time but we have no choice but to continue," he said.
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In the end, the politically incorrect fact is that the Trump administration may have no choice but to accept that reality.
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You have no choice but to slam on the brakes, causing your well-deserved, post-work french fries to go flying.
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Many small retailers have no choice but to use Amazon or Alibaba, and reluctantly agree to those platforms' terms and conditions.
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If it doesn't work things out with Qualcomm, the company will have no choice but to explore options from other companies.
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"Pink Dot 2017 organizers have no choice but to adhere to this regulation," the group stated in response to the ban.
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The ride-hailing company also said previously that it would have no choice but to leave if the decree was approved.
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"People can't get in, so we have no choice but to sort of be closed," Beskind said by phone Friday morning.
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"I address Daesh (ISIS) and tell them that you have no choice but to surrender or get killed," al-Abadi said.
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And as they look to rebuild the party after the fiasco of 2016, they have no choice but to go big.
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With less revenue from exports, many companies would have no choice but to scale back their production and lay off workers.
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And that means that if you want to stop Mr. Trump, you have no choice but to vote for Mrs. Clinton.
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"If we cannot reach an accommodation then we will have no choice but to issue subpoenas for these materials," Nadler said.
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Rather than being an "offer they can't refuse," this is an offer the EU will have no choice but to refuse.
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So, you have no choice but to rebuild your physical identity in a way that makes sense for your new life.
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I believe if we can get the world to empathize with us, the opposition will have no choice but to listen.
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This is not uncommon, since many Salvadoran police have no choice but to live in the gang-controlled neighborhoods they patrol.
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If the parks return them, he said, some owners might decide they have no choice but to beg on the streets.
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Many residents there say they have no choice but to pile onto trains with strangers, potentially exposing themselves to the virus.
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Many residents there say they have no choice but to pile onto trains with strangers, potentially exposing themselves to the virus.
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"We really have no choice but to build a powerful wall or steel barrier," Mr. Trump said in the Rose Garden.
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Simply by using the Internet, you have no choice but to share large amounts of personal information with your broadband provider.
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There are also stations with neither an elevator nor an escalator so riders have no choice but to use the stairs.
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I think that those of us who have waited and waited and waited, we have no choice but to buy something.
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How long you're on it is a whole different matter, but I would have no choice but to take it up.
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"All hydrogen stations will have no choice but to shut down unless the government subsidises operating costs," Sung, 32, told Reuters.
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They are likely to fail, in part because Republicans in Harvey-ravaged Texas have no choice but to acquiesce, as Sen.
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To instill these values and skills in my students, I have no choice but to limit laptop use in the classroom.
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These businesses will have no choice but to make adjustments to their operations: Lower pay rates, cut workers, or eliminate benefits.
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With a solid matchup against the Lions, if Thielen is out, you almost have no choice but to roll with him.
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We have no choice but to rethink our economies to tackle the largest crises of our times: climate change and inequality.
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In cities, parents who migrate from rural areas often have no choice but to leave their children alone while they work.
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So the Koch network (and the small constituency for neoconservative foreign policy) will have no choice but to fight for Cruz.
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His conflicts of interest would be illegal under federal law, and he'd have no choice but to create a blind trust.
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Gros also speculated that Italy would continue to rebel against European Union's rules, but would eventually have no choice but to comply.
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If he puts up yet another stinker, the Texans could have no choice but to stash him on the bench next year.
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"It's a long-run issue that we definitely need to face, and ultimately, will have no choice but to face," he said.
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When it keeps being thrust into battle and gains enough experience, it acknowledges that it will have no choice but to fight.
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Kamala Harris of California started the fire by saying any future Democratic Justice Department would have no choice but to prosecute Trump.
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When you see a person shot in the back 16 times, it's searing, and you have no choice but to feel empathy.
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We had a gift card to this greenhouse, but we can't locate it, so we have no choice but to pay ourselves.
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They seem to think they have no choice but to pass this tax bill, whatever its imperfections and whatever process it takes.
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In this case, Republicans seem to have no choice but to support gun rights in their fullest form; Democrats, to oppose them.
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"I have no choice but to believe that she did it intentionally," Allison Jean told BuzzFeed News' AM to DM in September.
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" Csathy made a similar point, saying, "These new companies that are ad-driven have no choice but to reinvent their business models.
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But if it is forced to defend itself or its allies we will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea.
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That has left many Democrats likely believing that they have no choice but to force the issue because Trump can't be trusted.
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Imagine if they weren't volunteers, and if they would have no choice but to do what the torturer wanted them to do?
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But once you buy the home, you have no choice but to find the money to make the mortgage payment every month.
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Kids with cancer have no choice but to lose every stitch of hair on their bodies, including their little lashes and eyebrows.
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Citizens of the surveillance society will have no choice but to accept that every last detail of their lives will be recorded.
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These cannot be used during take-off or landing, when flyers will have no choice but to listen to any bawling bairns.
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Various parties in the coalition might have no choice but to bolt, even though new elections might not be in their interest.
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Whether as predator or as prey, U.S. companies have no choice but to locate headquarters abroad in the midst of these transactions.
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That means the company will have no choice but to slash costs, and many of those will be in the United States.
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They have no choice but to be there for another and try to get out of this situation as best they can.
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Because detention centers don't provide immigrants held with their basic needs, many with the chance to work have no choice but to.
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If he came close enough to the nomination, I assumed that both would have no choice but to reluctantly unite against him.
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Suppliers have no choice but to provide cheaper, less functional mobility devices and offer fewer choices of models, brand names, and accessories.
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As a result, many artisans have no choice but to sell to middlemen who arrive on market days and set the prices.
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Do you think it's inevitable that at some point, we'll have no choice but to restrict the growth of these tech empires?
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With neighboring districts refusing to host them, the exiles may have no choice but to return to territory controlled by the jihadists.
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Vin Weber, a longtime Republican strategist who advised Mitt Romney's presidential campaigns, said Republicans now have no choice but to renounce Trump.
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That means those who traditionally view them — mainly journalists, industry folk, and the occasional fan group — have no choice but to wait.
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And though some animals sleep through the worst of winter, some simply have no choice but to live through the frigid weather.
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If she loses her home state of Massachusetts to Sanders, she may have no choice but to concede to reality and depart.
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Still, if Britain's Supreme Court ultimately instructs Mr. Johnson to request another Brexit extension, he will have no choice but to comply.
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The bottom line: We now have no choice but to answer these kinds of questions as they play out in real life.
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"Any second Korean War would have no choice but to spread into a nuclear war," it said in a commentary on Monday.
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"You have no choice but to vote for me," he told a rally in New Hampshire last month, citing the booming economy.
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"They have no choice but to keep focusing on what makes money, and that's selling pickup trucks and S.U.V.s," Ms. Krebs said.
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Under a Trump presidency, such "elites" may have no choice but to attempt a radical redefinition of their role in American life.
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Whether you loved or hated the ending of Us, you'll have no choice but to admit: Halloween Horror Nights recreates it impeccably.
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We will have no choice but to scale back operations, lay off employees again or, more likely, close down our stores altogether.
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For Trump's national security strategy to truly make a difference, we have no choice but to incorporate consideration for human rights. Prof.
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A journey is so full of unfamiliar circumstances that you have no choice but to deal with life's trials in unfamiliar ways.
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If the Islamic State regains significant territory or launches terrorist attacks traced to Syria, Trump may have no choice but to intervene.
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His implication was that if the data was incomplete, the committee would have no choice but to recommend Russia be declared noncompliant.
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When the Senate gets the two articles of impeachment from the House, it will have no choice but to deal with both.
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Or, they may have no choice but to keep their unsecured card open, as it is the only card reporting their credit history.
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"We really have no choice but to build a powerful wall or steel barrier," the president said in the White House Rose Garden.
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I regret to inform you that, after reading the poem, I have no choice but to believe that Liam Hemsworth is very awesome.
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If they have to do a massive fiscal stimulus, they have no choice but to bring down the reserves, that's what countries do.
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With a mindset like this, his people have no choice but to be inspired to achieve the great things they continue to achieve.
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"We have no choice but to prevent them," Hassen Kacimi, director of Algeria's interior ministry in charge of migration, told Reuters by telephone.
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If/when my parents stop paying for my cell phone and car insurance, I'll have no choice but to pay from my savings.
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With this sudden surge of forces, the Taliban would have no choice but to chat with the Americans, or so the thinking went.
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Liberal democracies have no choice but to take the side of individuals over groups if they are to remain true to their principles.
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If you aren't completely sold on Hemsworth's The Cabin in the Woods hotness, you have no choice but to give it another watch.
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" Should America be forced to defend itself or its allies, he added: "we will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea.
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But in both cases, vendors often feel the large platforms are so dominant that they have no choice but to participate on them.
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When you're dealing with that many people, sometimes you have no choice but to work with items that are currently available in stores.
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Despite such problems, many parents feel they have no choice but to leave their children in the care of relatives in the countryside.
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The comedy community will now have no choice but to address and oust the offenders whom we've all understood to be a danger.
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Not to mention the fact that the sidewalks are sometimes so crowded that people have no choice but to walk in the street.
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"We really have no choice but to build a powerful wall or steel barrier," he told reporters from the White House's Rose Garden.
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As important, maritime projects have become so large and complex that firms often have no choice but to use machines rather than labour.
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If you corner the market for something, you can jack up the price; others will have no choice but to buy from you.
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But when you apply his Roman-letter substitutions and then try to translate the result, you have no choice but to be subjective.
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Unfortunately, this is not the Wizarding World, and we have no choice but to resort to the second best thing — home security products.
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So right now he and his family have no choice but to wait, and in their words, "hope" for a change of policy.
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In other areas, poor residents are left with few housing options and have no choice but to live next door to chemical hazards.
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And he added that he would have no choice but to quit the president's business advisory group, if Trump went ahead and left.
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Sources within the music industry say it's not that cut and dry, claiming the labels have no choice but to monetize the content.
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"They live in constant fear of attack," he said, noting that they have no choice but to go outside and graze their animals.
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But regulators and public health officials have no choice but to combat the youth trends forcefully and follow available science to guide policy.
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Senators aren't part of the growing class of Americans who feel they have no choice but to work well into their golden years.
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Right now, gamers "have no choice" but to play on unregulated sites, professional poker player Jason Somerville told CNBC's "Power Lunch " on Tuesday.
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Under the plan, Northern Ireland would have no choice but to enter the new backstop once the transition period ends in two years.
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"If you think about connecting with your audience of tomorrow, you have no choice but to be in esports," he told reporters recently.
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In either case, you feel like you have no choice but to pay for expensive prescriptions, or face the repercussions on your health.
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Eventually we have no choice but to confront the ravaged landscape from which we fled, return to the past and settle the score.
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Every once in a while, the Republicans or Democrats will post something so humiliating that Twitter users have no choice but to reply.
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Under the proposed legislation, the investor would have no choice but to sell the $10 shares, realizing a $5 per-share taxable gain.
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"Commodities costs have just gone up so much that they almost have no choice" but to raise prices, Bernstein analyst Ali Dibadj said.
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It cuts Medicaid funding by 25%; states will have no choice but to cut coverage & benefits and/or raise taxes, cut provider pay.
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And when the tribe stages a revolt, as the Tea Party did a decade later, the leaders have no choice but to follow.
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But schools are in a squeeze: By Supreme Court decree, they have no choice but to educate children, regardless of their immigration status.
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If she wants to tell her story to Congress, she will have no choice but to quit, the current and former officials said.
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Still, given their ongoing concerns, Downing and her group feel they have no choice but to migrate to another platform that's more private.
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But when someone tries to assassinate Lowrey, the two have no choice but to get back in the game and crack some skulls.
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Trump often says his resorts have no choice but to hire foreign guest workers — there just aren't any Americans to take the jobs.
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"I am not like a lot of people and cannot work from home, so I have no choice but to go," she said.
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"We have no choice but to continue to ... impress on the U.S. that this cannot be a winner-takes-all agreement," he said.
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Autocrats must attack the truth, because, once unmoored from facts, followers have no choice but to accept what the Dear Leader tells them.
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But the withdrawal from TPP has indicated to them that they may have no choice but to make a separate peace with China.
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McConnell, after all, said in March that the Senate would have "no choice" but to hold one if the House voted for impeachment.
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"When we see a violation of the Constitution, we have no choice but to act," Pelosi told reporters heading into the Thanksgiving break.
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But I have no choice but to think about the tumor that lay inside the left parietal area of my brain every day.
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In the physical search context, the Court has consistently ignored the fact that people often feel they have no choice but to acquiesce.
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As the Fed gears up to cut rates, the BOJ may have no choice but to follow suit, possibly as early as September.
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Kamala Harris' assessment that her Justice Department would have no choice but to go forward with obstruction of justice charges against President Donald Trump.
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"I have no choice but to believe that that somehow we're going to get through this, because otherwise what are you even fighting for?"
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Sometimes the universe just hands you a set-up for a joke so perfect that you have no choice but to go for it.
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"We will have no choice but to make significant benefit reductions" without implementing the work requirements, said Adam Meier, secretary of Kentucky's health department.
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It is likely that thousands more will have no choice but to flee should fighting continue to spread and intensify over the coming days.
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But congressional Republicans are betting that, with the individual market likely to crumble, Democrats would have no choice but to support a full replacement.
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Most firms will have no choice but to wait things out and pass the cost of tariffs on to their customers if they can.
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Most legal observers believe the evidence against her is so weak that the Supreme Court will have no choice but to throw it out.
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Independent experts have warned that Huawei would have no choice but to comply with the Chinese government if it said it wanted network data.
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I have no choice but to respect what it tells me, to respect the strength of its voice and the truth of my own.
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" She added: "He brings humanity back, but at the same time he gives you strength because you have no choice but to be strong.
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"If the subsidy goes down, then we have no choice but to raise retail prices," said an official with a state-run fertilizer company.
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The manufacturers have no choice but to pay because most also rely on Qualcomm's "baseband processors", the chips that manage a device's wireless connection.
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The SDF, an alliance of Kurdish and Arab militias fighting Islamic State, said it would have no choice but to defend itself if attacked.
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Chrome is by far the most popular browser in the world, meaning rational commercial websites have no choice but to play by its rules.
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But if they don't want to add trillions of dollars to the deficit, they'll have no choice but to eliminate many popular tax breaks.
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Unable to repair the ships for long-term service, the Navy anticipates it will have no choice but to begin decommissioning them in 2020.
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On the one hand, telecom providers have no choice but to opt for stronger encryption (and, to be clear, this is a good thing).
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Every once in a while, a conspiracy theory comes along that's so emotionally satisfying I have no choice but to present it as fact.
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"There was a dog incident once, it ran across the runway...we have no choice but to lay traps for such animals," he explained.
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Whether Apple trusts the government or not, it may have no choice but to give access to iPhones, an expert told CNBC on Wednesday.
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But it looks like you'll have no choice but to suck it up and wait a little longer for Samsung's highly anticipated Galaxy S28.
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Companies that are inventing the future frequently have no choice but to pour money into new ventures rather than buy components off the shelf.
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So companies have no choice but to get involved in social cause work if they want to hire and retain great talent. Mm-hmm.
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Until then, he'll turn Philadelphia into the devil's army for opposing coaches who'll have no choice but to swap their playbook for a bible.
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Standing Rock and other Native nations who are fighting Big Oil have no choice but to stand up and fight to protect their water.
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She could add that, if parliament can't make up its mind, she will have no choice but to stay on for one more heave.
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If, on the other hand, Russia's intention is indeed to intimidate and bully, NATO will have no choice but to prepare for the worst.
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On Thursday, Trump told voters they have no choice but to vote for him in 2020, warning the economy would tank if they don't.
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Surrounded by misogynist abuse intended to silence, I often feel like I have no choice but to shout—much as it seems Jeong did.
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"If a passport is reported as lost or stolen by a foreign government we have no choice but to confiscate it," the spokesman said.
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What to watch: If fake news rocks the 2018 U.S. midterms, more democracies may decide they have no choice but to follow Germany's lead.
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Then campus officials have no choice but to prevent the speech, given that they must provide for the safety of students, staff, and faculty.
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Without those changes, the program is likely to burn through its next allocation and have no choice but to borrow from the taxpayers again.
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Due to the low wages, most of the staff have no choice but to commute great distances to and from work from other states.
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Toya Holness, a spokeswoman for the Department of Education, said in a statement that school employees have no choice but to report anything suspicious.
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We have no choice but to engage and to attempt to have a better understanding of other cultures and try to work through issues.
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While senators may have no choice but to listen to Trump's lawyers, engaging with the strongest alternatives available is more productive for everyone else.
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He said then that if the EU does not remove duties on U.S. cars, then the U.S. will have no choice but to act.
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If GM Korea failed to present the plan by April 22.7 it would have no choice but to file for bankruptcy, the spokesman said.
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Many independent retailers feel bullied by the company, she tells me, but have no choice but to use its platform because it's so dominant.
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Furthermore, if the rural economy turns sour, much of rural America will abandon Mr. Trump, and Fox may have no choice but to follow.
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"I think that, whether Sisi is the perfect choice or not, we have no choice but to have him succeed," Anwar Sadat told me.
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So weary Democrats may have no choice but to throw the sink at Sanders in a last ditch attempt to stop all his gains.
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THE IMPEACHMENT PROCESS: -- Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he would have no choice but to take impeachment up if the House advances it.
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French and British officials acknowledge that if the United States were to fully withdraw they would have no choice but to also draw back.
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"We have no choice but to hang on to our old way of life, because it's the only skill we know," Mr. Chan said.
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Musk tweeted Wednesday that he would "have no choice" but to leave White House advisory councils if Trump pulls the plug on the deal.
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So they have no choice but to pass much of the cost of these swipe fees on to their customers -- or risk going under.
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The Fed might have no choice but to make more aggressive moves to normalize policy than it did under Yellen's watch, according to Henrich.
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Officials said they have no choice but to make the cuts that stand to undo years of gains by the long-struggling school district.
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As president, the media will have no choice but to report on Trump's statements, and do their best to fact-check them in real time.
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States that want to move forward on climate change and clean energy have no choice but to override Republicans or vote them out of office.
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Look, we have no choice but to address this China imbalance that exists, at large in our relationship, but particularly when it comes to trade.
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Because we don't have enough spending in the economy, we have no choice but to lower interest rates or to simply accept recession and stagnation.
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"I have no choice but to come now," she mumbled, explaining that her work on e-commerce websites kept her busy late into the evening.
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On September 30, McConnell said on CNBC that he "would have no choice but to" take up articles of impeachment, according to the chamber's rules.
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Both the old and new worlds will have no choice but to find a way to join forces, looking like startups while working like banks.
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This devilish strategy works because Ofo and Bluegogo have no choice but to be a part of the platform due to their ties with Didi.
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Moonias said communities as tightly-knit as his, where everyone is inevitably impacted by such losses, have no choice but to ask for external help.
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The press is so totally biased that we have no choice but to take our tough but fair and smart message directly to the people!
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When the news leaks, the team decides they have no choice but to trade him, and a contender gets him for cents on the dollar.
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But women often feel that they have no choice but to respond politely in the face of sexual harassment, for fear of making it worse.
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"If we do not receive a response by this date, we will have no choice but to consider alternative means of obtaining compliance," they write.
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It can often feel like you have no choice but to go to a party, because everyone is going to hate you if you bail.
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We don't have the requisite skill in security engineering to get it right the first time, so we have no choice but to patch quickly.
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The case is winding through California courts, and if Restore Hetch Hetchy ultimately wins, San Francisco will have no choice but to drain the reservoir.
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Moreover, critics fear that if new internet users are merely Facebook users, other online businesses will have no choice but to operate within Facebook's world.
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"We have no choice but to raise base pay because of policies by the government and Keidanren," wrote a manager of another transport equipment firm.
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For the next several weeks, Indians have no choice but to queue up outside banks and ATMs in dim hopes of getting some cash out.
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That's why no one will hire us, except in the non-profit sector, and we have no choice but to beg or do sex work.
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"Some taxpayers also have no choice but to purchase tax-time products because they cannot afford the cost of tax preparations services," the senators said.
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"The pharmacy will have no choice but to double the price," says Randy Mire, a pharmacist who won the license for the Baton Rouge area.
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With all that in mind, the Fed could have no choice but to lower rates, unless it wants to go back to buying Treasurys itself.
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Addressing America's wildlife crisis will require that we summon the same level of bipartisanship — we have no choice but to succeed, because extinction is forever.
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Harris said last month that the DOJ would have "no choice" but to charge Trump with obstruction-of-justice if she wins the 2020 election.
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With Idlib standing as the last active redoubt of the rebellion, the insurgents there say they have no choice but to fight to the finish.
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If Jordan's Ministry of Tourism wants to censor expressions of sexuality and religious freedom, artists will have no choice but to take those conversations elsewhere.
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But I don't think people should go there—you only go there when someone gets violent, and you have no choice but to defend yourself.
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More often than not, they have no choice but to bring those items back in large quantities after they've visited their faraway countries of origin.
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When playing next to arguably the greatest who ever lived, opposing schemes have no choice but to be at the mercy of his flicking wrist.
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Smaller rivals like Dish Network and regional cable-TV companies might have no choice but to pay or risk losing their customers to AT&T.
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Global automakers will have no choice but to meet the increasingly stringent government policies in China, said Michelle Krebs, an analyst at the AutoTrader Group.
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We have no choice but to build a mass multicultural democracy, a society that has no dominant center but is a collection of creative minorities.
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Given the slowing economy and the uncertainty of Mr. Trump's trade wars, Mr. Powell and other officials may have no choice but to lower rates.
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By keeping interest rates low and allowing the labor market to strengthen, employers may eventually find they have no choice but to increase worker pay.
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Your enemies, disoriented from being inexplicably thrust into the galaxy, have no choice but to wait for this bone train to pull into the station.
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But some states may have no choice but to freeze enrollment or start to shut down the program before Congress clears legislation to renew funding.
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"Sometimes you have no choice but to go the horse's way," said Brisset, who in training rides most of the 25 horses in his barn.
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" What he really meant was, "We will have no choice but to call Rocket Man more names and hit him with a whipped cream pie.
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If you have no choice but to see it — a circumstance I have trouble imagining — you can start in on your drinking that much sooner.
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"We have no choice but to engage and to attempt to have better understanding of other cultures and try to work through issues," he said.
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Every once in a while, a product comes along that is so insanely disgusting, we have no choice but to defend it to the death.
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The Speaker argued that House and Senate Republicans have no choice but to fulfill their campaign promise to repeal and replace President Obama's health law.
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As a result, I feel I have no choice but to effectively end my campaign today so that I can work towards healing my family.
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If it set the price too law, as it likely would try to do, the drug companies would have no choice but to walk away.
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When crash parts cost more, insurers will have no choice but to pass those cost increases onto their policyholders in the form of higher rates.
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Sexual assault survivors in the military often have no choice but to live with, work alongside, or report to the people who have assaulted them.
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Fixes In India, parents who migrate to cities often have no choice but to leave their children alone while they work at low-wage jobs.
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But with such a slim majority, Democrats will have no choice but to work with Republicans to pass at least some bills through the chamber.
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In that event, Kerr will have no choice but to continue playing him off the bench, even if it means a DNP-CD for Livingston.
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Athletes like Severn, Shamrock, Don Frye, and Olympic gold medalist Mark Schultz would have no choice but to forego all of their striking for the night.
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She represented so much for me, personally, that I have no choice but to carry the things she has taught me into my life going forward.
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" When asked what he would do if Trump withdraws from the Paris agreement, Musk responded, "will have no choice but to depart councils in that case.
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Whoever eventually emerges as Trump's Democratic opponent will have no choice but to have a robust China policy to compete with the President's own aggressive approach.
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With the unstoppable onslaught of climate change, the island's residents will have no choice but to relocate, as saltwater floods their homes and destroys their soil.
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Any American firm that serves European customers will soon have no choice but to comply with the GDPR; some firms plan to employ the rules worldwide.
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But materials are generally outdated – meaning even small children have no choice but to be outfitted with limbs that are weighty, hardly functional, and seemingly cosmetic.
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"But before I can focus too much on that, a very big expense is military, and we have no choice but to straighten out our military."
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Other retailers have no choice but to compete: Fast lead times at no extra charge can make the difference between winning the sale or losing it.
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And so, they&aposve lost all their appeals and they have no choice but to get a commutation from the president, that&aposs their only hope.
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There will come a time when so many states have enacted these reforms that our friends on the Hill will have no choice but to act.
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Columbia University alumnus Hongli Lan will have no choice but to leave the United States if he loses the H-1B visa lottery again this year.
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Small financial institutions will have no choice but to work with an authorized reseller if their clients want to get paid back in Libra, for instance.
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Without any serious competition, Samsung can dictate whatever pricing it wants for for its OLED displays, and Apple will have no choice but to accept them.
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Sure. But the level of judgment and self-respect on display from start to finish is so unwavering we have no choice but to reward it.
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But when it comes down to it, if you're not a McDonald's All-American, a program-changer, you still probably have no choice but to sign.
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It's fascinating how well they manage to orchestrate their escape, although the pair have no choice but to work together while they're chained to each other.
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" And an email from the Iowa Department of Public Safety reads, "We have no choice but to purchase these forensic systems from Cellebrite USA, Inc. direct.
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Merely by showing up in Hiroshima, he will have no choice but to navigate a minefield of conflicting memory, in Japan and in the United States.
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Because international investors and regulators demand financial discipline and good governance, these firms have no choice but to compete at the level of top global companies.
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Throughout the world, one in 13 people have no choice but to drink this kind of polluted water, putting themselves at risk of contracting terrible diseases.
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The Swiss government sees few ways out and, in what could be a warning to Britain, may have no choice but to ask voters to reconsider.
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Families who can't afford afterschool and summer care often have no choice but to leave children home alone or in the care of an older sibling.
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Bevin administration officials quickly warned that the state would have "no choice but to make significant benefit reductions" to offset the increasing cost of Medicaid expansion.
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Unable to attract national corporate interest, most women's professional sports leagues have no choice but to rely on local businesses and family groups for financial support.
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But if this who's who of Republican foreign policy cardinals is serious about their words, they have no choice but to leave the party this summer.
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" On North Korea, Trump said that if the regime does not comply with the international community, "we have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea.
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For example, if a person with a baseball bat is only five feet away, police may have no choice but to use a weapon, Klinger said.
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I have an ethical obligation to help my patients, and when a piece of legislation threatens their lives, I have no choice but to speak out.
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Many live in secluded communities and have no choice but to beg on the streets or sing and dance at private parties to earn a living.
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Brandon Republicans effectively have no choice but to adapt: My son was born the year when annual white births were a plurality, no longer the majority.
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And when 77 percent of business buyers feel that technology has significantly changed how companies should interact with them, you have no choice but to deliver.
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If that happens, some immigration rights activists say Democrats will have no choice but to accept some Republican demands in exchange for legalizing the young immigrants.
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Because we live in a world under capitalism, we have no choice but to appeal to powerful stakeholders like Bezos to take action during this pandemic.
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" The official, Adam Meier, added that if the new rules could not be quickly implemented, "we will have no choice but to make significant benefit reductions.
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When unable to use traditional spaces like streets or parks, young people have no choice but to rely on the internet as their primary social infrastructure.
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"You have no choice but to vote for me," he told a New Hampshire crowd a few months ago, citing the health of the stock market.
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Germany's automotive giants currently have no choice but to rely on battery producers from South Korea and China to outfit most of their new electric vehicles.
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Unthinkable. But David French, senior vice president of government relations at the National Retail Federation, said that retailers would have no choice but to raise prices.
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Many business people, he says, do not believe their own statements against the protesters, but feel they have no choice but to show support for Beijing.
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" In his U.N. speech, Trump said if North Korea attacks the U.S. or its allies, "we will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea.
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But when a journalist points a camera their way just as their trip to Fiji is canceled, they have no choice but to make the rounds.
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Resorts say they have no choice but to turn to snowmakers because many of their customers choose to visit at traditional times, around Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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"Students usually have no choice but to sleep on thin, sometimes used mattresses that are provided in their dorm rooms by the university," said Van Alen.
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"I feel I have no choice but to resign if I am to retain my integrity," Ms. Collins said in a statement to National Catholic Reporter.
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If Dany kills his sister, perhaps Jon will have no choice but to kill Dany, and sacrificing his love will fulfill the Azor Ahai prophecy for him.
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Cook, of course, is clearly aware of this—which is why he mentioned Apple would have no choice but to comply with a US censorship regime, too.
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People would then have no choice but to rush out and try to buy durable goods (cars, home repairs, furniture) as the next-best means of saving.
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The people suing Apple say the company effectively passes on that 30% fee to customers, who have no choice but to buy apps on the App Store.
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And given the country's still struggling economy, which many blame Mugabe for, most Zimbabweans have no choice but to get back to work in order to survive.
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Tokyo 2020 organizers have said they would have no choice but to accept the IOC decision, but Koike last week said she was "surprised" by the move.
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Moreover, many Americans have no choice but to settle for part-time work or are too discouraged to keep looking for employment after years of fruitless searching.
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Flashback: Harris told NPR's Politics Podcast in June that her potential administration's Justice Department "would have no choice" but to prosecute Trump after his term in office.
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"If HB 2 has not been resolved by that time, the NCAA will have no choice but to move forward without the North Carolina bids," Dupree said.
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That means he may have no choice but to settle on someone less palatable to liberals but who might increase his minimal chances of winning a confirmation.
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"We have no choice but to become cautious when we take into account the global slowdown," a manager of a transport equipment manufacturer said in the survey.
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The entire message of IS, after all, has been that Islamic populations have no choice but to back them or an aggressive, uncompromising and anti-Islamic West.
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But as more non-white moviegoers and actors speak up about how their stories are represented in film, the industry will have no choice but to respond.
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In effect, companies with more than a fixed amount of debt will have no choice but to tap bond markets for at least half their new borrowings.
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The next system on my path is just too far away with my current setup, so I have no choice but to fix it before moving on.
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Republicans would have no choice but to eliminate the controversial provisions, such as language targeting Planned Parenthood, if the Zika package goes into the government spending bill.
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"You have no choice but to wait, and then five minutes later the line clicks," Olaya said, who has been a member for more than 20 years.
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"Let me be very clear: We really have no choice but to build a powerful wall or steel barrier," Trump said at the end of his remarks.
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The president said on his feed that if the EU does not remove duties on U.S. cars, then the U.S. will have no choice but to act.
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You wonder if this is even anatomically possible, but it's happening right in front of you, so you have no choice but to accept that it is.
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If the northern Aleppo rebels are defeated, their international patrons may have no choice but to support the SDF against the Islamic State in eastern Aleppo province.
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Whether he's already in position or scrambling to plug a hole, would-be scorers have no choice but to be aware of Gobert's presence at all times.
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Mendelson said state health insurance departments are most concerned about keeping insurance companies afloat and may have no choice but to approve double-digit increases this year.
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You could look at that as a saved cost, or an extra one, since if you want one you have no choice but to bring your own.
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The goal is to give incentives to workers who show up every day, while building in protections for people who have no choice but to miss work.
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France has promised 14 days of paid sick leave to parents of children who must self-isolate, if they have no choice but to watch their children.
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But they have no choice but to adapt to these circumstances; hospitals and ERs can't shutter in the middle of an outbreak because they lack protective equipment.
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" He added, "When you are a relatively small subject and you encounter something with greater power, of course you have no choice but to change and adapt.
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A mother and father in 228s Texas named their newborn "Miss" so that white people would have no choice but to address their daughter by that title.
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Which means whether you are building a crucial healthcare or education or public services company, you often have no choice but to choose the for-profit model.
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Smarsh describes the toll of labor on those who have no choice but to do it — a work force priced out of health insurance by its privatization.
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This is why addicts doing time in jail or prison, who have no choice but to go through withdrawal once they are behind bars, are good candidates.
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That needs to change, and someday it probably will; in the end Boeing will have no choice but to swallow its pride and follow the Airbus lead.
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That means that Democrats may have no choice but to turn to voter persuasion in the "turnout versus persuasion" debate laid out so artfully in this explainer.
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The village's hard and rocky soil makes growing crops impossible, so villagers have no choice but to take full advantage of what the sea provides, he said.
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However, doctors try to avoid this since it means if the woman becomes pregnant again, she will have no choice but to give birth by C-section.
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Lukach and his father-in-law have no choice but to pick Giulia up and physically force her into the car to take her to the hospital.
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Republicans have no choice but to pass tax reform legislation, although passage it isn't likely to happen in 2017, policy analyst Dan Clifton told CNBC on Thursday.
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Lee said KDB would have no choice but to consider taking "appropriate legal action" should the U.S. automaker opt to liquidate its unit without consulting the bank.
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Yet at the Super Bowl in Houston in two weeks, the N.F.L. may have no choice but to air a public and profound grudge on national television.
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But many fund managers might have no choice but to get out, given the rules of their investment products to generally only put money into public companies.
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But panic and paranoia drive him to murder a prison chaplain on his way out, and the couple have no choice but to go on the run.
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" Hoppy goes on to say as long as Shields is in his daughter's life, "I have no choice but to have some type of relationship with him.
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"We have no choice but to pursue every option available to push back," Neil Bradley, the business group's executive vice president and chief policy officer, told reporters.
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"Now they have no choice but to cede the fight and implement the 2016 borrower defense rule as they should have done a long time ago," Connor said.
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Every day, hundreds of thousands of residents have no choice but to stand in line for hours in soaring summer temperatures, filling dozens of cans and plastic containers.
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While we as consumers have no choice but to judge a work by its final form, we can always question what decisions resulted in the product we receive.
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In a world where you have no choice but to keep moving forward and survive, every impasse can mean life or death for a whole lot of people.
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Absent a meaningful resolution with the NYPD that provides us access to this information, we will have no choice but to seek it through other legal process: 1.
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Worse yet, some have no choice but to turn to the hacker, who in many cases provides a chat window to guide the victim through the "remediation" process.
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Even here, many analysts believe that the Chinese will have no choice but to buy Nvidia's chips, since they are market-leading and substitutes are not easily available.
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At the debate, Biden added that the president's refusal to cooperate with the House's investigations means lawmakers now "have no choice but to move" forward with the inquiry.
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This week, the Kentucky Republican went on CNBC and declared that if the House impeaches the President, the Senate will have no choice but to start a trial.
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Kamala Harris told NPR's Politics Podcast Wednesday that she believes her administration's Justice Department "would have no choice" but to prosecute President Trump after his term in office.
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They're tired, they're panting, but they have no choice but to keep running around and around in an ocean of blood until one of them kills the other.
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If they want to stay relevant in a changing industry, they have no choice but to stop using fur stolen from animals for their coats, collars, and cuffs.
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"If storage becomes any scarcer, producers will have no choice but to sell it (the front-month) even lower," said Pete Donovan, broker at New York's Liquidity Energy.
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Some in the transgender community say they have no choice but to resort to crime because they are exiled from the job market and cannot find legal work.
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Will have no choice but to depart councils in that case The stakes are high for Musk because his other company, SpaceX, counts NASA as its top customer.
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Donald Trump says NFL players should have "no choice" but to stand for the national anthem -- but the says NFL owners are too afraid to make it happen.
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These choices attempt to bring the viewer closer to the refugee's point of view, to elicit sympathy for the perilous choices they have no choice but to make.
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The country's top immigration cop said Friday his agents "will have no choice" but to conduct workplace and neighborhood immigration raids in light of California's new sanctuary law.
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But it also simply cuts, leaving space for Republicans, later, to throw up their hands and insist they have no choice but to cut Social Security and Medicare.
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From the beginning, my goal was to create a powerful brand that was so captivating, compelling, and relatable that people would have no choice but to pay attention.
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How long you're on it is a whole different matter, but I would have no choice but to take it up, based on a Senate rule on impeachment.
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China will have "no choice but to take off the gloves" if U.S. president-elect Donald Trump continues to question Chinese policy, a state-owned newspaper has declared.
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But should a war erupt in North Korea, China would likely have no choice but to intervene, and the consequences of that would be both grave and unpredictable.
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Long-term employees, we don't do that, but short-term employees, we have no choice but to do it, and other hotels in that very, very hot area.
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Tax reform will be difficult, but Republicans have no choice but to get it done, a former senior aide to President George W. Bush told CNBC on Thursday.
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Trump was seen as a golden opportunity for Clinton, a candidate so gimmicky and divisive that a weary public would have no choice but to vote for her.
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I didn't choose this path, but when you lose a friend or see the impact of murder on a community, you have no choice but to do something.
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And men also tend to be more specialized, meaning that with a narrower range of literature available they have no choice but to point to their own work.
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Now that there's a picture out of Judy and Cindy kissing, they have no choice but to lie to Caputo and say they're in a full-blown relationship.
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As a result, too many renters have no choice but to live far away from their jobs, often in communities that lack the resources they need to succeed.
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Many entrepreneurs 50 and older said they have no choice but to look for new and creative ways to supplement their income and savings as they live longer.
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Their mothers, Jane and Celeste, who have done everything possible to shield their sons from Perry's violent nature, have no choice but to come clean to their kids.
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Because I believe in black people and because I know the history of black people in this nation, I have no choice but to also believe in resilience.
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One U.S. official said the Palestinians were in such a weak position that they would ultimately have no choice but to stay involved in U.S.-led peace efforts.
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Many non-Catholic parents, particularly in small towns and rural areas, find they have no choice but to send their children to local schools teaching Catholic faith formation.
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People at risk of losing their job or running out of money will have no choice but to keep going out into the world, even if they're sick.
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If the Republican senators who say they want Trump to modify this order insist that he modify it, he would ultimately have no choice but to do so.
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"It seems like farmers have no choice but to buy dicamba-resistent seeds from Monsanto," she said, endorsing the moves the E.P.A. has taken to control the problem.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said last week on CNBC that the Senate would have no choice but to have a trial if the House passes articles of impeachment.
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But Soleimani's death may be shocking enough to overcome some divisions — which is why most experts think Iran will have no choice but to respond in some way.
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But alas, this is real life, and when it comes to jet setting, sometimes we have no choice but to suck it up and pack some monstrous luggage.
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But although many fans considered the finale to be the perfect ending to the series, Paul says he "kinda did" have no choice but to play Jesse again.
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The experts at the FDA would have no choice but to approve the transfer within 90 days, even if they think doing so would put patients in danger.
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So even though Republicans control Congress and the White House, Washington's new political math suggests that Mr. Trump may have no choice but to reach out to Democrats.
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The president said on his Twitter feed that if the EU does not remove duties on U.S. cars, then the U.S. will have no choice but to act.
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"We have no choice, but to raise prices further," said one banker, from a medium-sized bank, who declined to be named because of the sensitivity of the issue.
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Mariah Carey has perfected the art of being so fine that you have no choice but to bask in it perpetually whilst sort of pretending like you're not aware.
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Based on the way our society is set up, a lot of people have no choice but to work for an organization that makes widgets or is otherwise unsexy.
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As Perry's mother – I have no choice but to do whatever is humanly possible to obtain any bit of information to what happened to him on that fateful day.
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The 11 countries still involved in the Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP, may have no choice but to turn to China for global leadership, Ron Kirk said on Monday.
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When it also launches antitrust investigations of successful companies such as Microsoft, Google and Apple, companies feel they have no choice but to get involved in politics and lobbying.
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While US administrations can have no choice but to deal with repressive regimes, they usually emphasize the need to honor human rights in private diplomatic exchanges, if not publicly.
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If Kim turns out to be lying yet again, President Trump will have no choice but to ramp up sanctions dramatically, or what some are calling Maximum Pressure 2.0.
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Amazon's profits have come at the expense of workers who labor in appalling working conditions and have no choice but to work excessive overtime hours to sustain a livelihood.
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But other mornings (you know the ones), you have no choice but to wash your hair — and don't have time to blowdry or even air-dry it before work.
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When faced with a family member you haven't seen in years, you have no choice but to do one thing: Pause, hold for effect, then throw yourself at him.
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But countries where banks' balance-sheets resemble Swiss cheese usually have no choice but to deal with the issue promptly, lest a panicked public start queuing up at ATMs.
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"Pink Dot 2017 organizers have no choice but to adhere to this regulation, as organizers and foreigners caught flouting this rule are liable to be prosecuted," the organizers said.
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But the authorities will have no choice but to release them, or else they will be creating a situation where a blind man is trying to feel an elephant.
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This would provoke tens of thousands of judicial appeals from Turkey, which the European tribunal would have no choice but to accept, says Riza Turmen, a former ECHR judge.
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"This is a story of self-discovery and how at the end of the day, you really have no choice but to face who you really are," Dillard says.
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Yet, especially as mothers, we have no choice but to put that innate motherly love and strength on a course of steroids that makes us equal to the task.
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If they are among the lucky ones with a permit to cross, they have no choice but to walk the rest of the way through the grim concrete tunnel.
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Banks may have no choice but to pass some of the effects of negative interest rates on to their customers, from large corporate accounts to consumers on Main Street.
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But ultimately most firms will have no choice but to do business on somebody else's digital property, and to agitate for better terms if the owner gets too greedy.
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"As new market entrants steal their customers at home, European utilities have no choice but to go seek growth where they can find it," said Montpellier University's Jacques Percebois.
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From a legal point of view, European governments thus have no choice but to implement these obligations and to prosecute foreign fighters upon their return, whether effective or not.
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Democrats say they will have no choice but to aggressively press on behalf of the nominee if Republicans hold to their position and refuse to even entertain the nomination.
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But some media accounts would have you believe that students have no choice but to take on large debts — and be haunted by them for decades after they graduate.
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"We will have no choice but to move quickly to hold the attorney general in contempt if he stalls or fails to negotiate in good faith," Mr. Nadler said.
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But those who brave Fifth Avenue at this time of year have no choice but to move with the masses at a pace that Mr. Arnold likened to molasses.
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Many of them have no source of income other than Amazon, and faced with those circumstances, can find they have no choice but to cut back wherever they can.
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The bottom line: In an unsettled environment, the business risks are high, but automakers have no choice but to keep investing if they want to stay in the game.
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Castro said that if the agency does not receive the necessary funding, it will have no choice but to assist fewer of those most in need and with less.
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"You'd have no choice but to break your payment schedule, go into the account and have a 10 percent penalty on everything you received prior to 59½," he said.
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His assessment that Trump's abuse of power was so egregious that it demands action will be used to bolster Democrats' argument that they have no choice but to impeach.
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Under these circumstances, if nominated, the senator would have no choice but to stand up for the independence of the U.S. attorney's office by using her blue slip prerogative.
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Despite the current lack of support for the inquiry among Senate Republicans, McConnell said the chamber by rule would have no choice but to follow through with the process.
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I actually considered this, but the paid internship I landed at National Geographic was based in Washington D.C., so I would have no choice but to fail any classes.
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"In light of these two violent incidents, we have no choice but to suspend our activities until further notice," MSF Emergency Desk Manager Hugues Robert said in a statement.
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Others have done practically nothing, convinced that they have no choice but to ignore the notices because they can ill afford to lose employees in a tight labor market.
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Others have done practically nothing, convinced that they have no choice but to ignore the notices because they can ill afford to lose employees in a tight labor market.
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The committee "will have no choice but to seek compulsory process" for the administration's records and is considering additional legislative action to address emergency planning process, Cummings' letter said.
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Iraq will soon have no choice but to rethink its own ideas about gender roles, security and who can be a threat, if it is to keep itself safe.
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And one way that A Day Without a Woman can succeed is if privileged women made a statement that other privileged people have no choice but to listen to.
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I again confirmed that I had done it and the female police officer said, 'I'm sorry, but I have no choice but to do this,' and reached for her handcuffs.
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It'll get to a point where both hackers and infosec professionals have no choice but to hit the "go" button on their respective systems, and simply hope for the best.
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But she said outside investors have come into the jungle where her people live, so the Munduruku have no choice but to get organized and fight to protect their land.
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"As a result, I feel I have no choice but to effectively end my campaign today so that I can work towards healing my family," Knoblach said in a statement.
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"ICE will have no choice but to conduct at-large arrests in local neighborhoods and at worksites, which will inevitably result in additional collateral arrests," Homan said in a statement.
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As regulation and industry knowledge expand, the health landscape is becoming increasingly unstable, so much so that smaller practices have no choice but to consolidate with larger systems, he said.
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MPs who are not lucky enough to have London seats have no choice but to live double lives, spending their weekends in their constituencies and their weeks in the capital.
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The most egalitarian employment rates in the region are found in two of its poorest countries: Myanmar and Nepal, where many women have no choice but to work as farmers.
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It's inspired by, though very different from, what is called a "fiduciary," a concept that encompasses doctors and lawyers, among others, whom people really have no choice but to trust.
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Their cell is so cramped that some boys have no choice but to sleep on top of each other, said Umar, whose name has been changed to protect his identity.
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By the same token, state-owned enterprises (within OPEC and beyond) will have no choice but to emulate fast-adoption of new technologies to maintain their market share in energy.
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Unfortunately, Apple Stores and Certified Apple Repair technicians aren't equipped for the repair, and so, instead, people have no choice but to pay for the much costlier logic board replacement.
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"We have no choice but to respond by redoubling our efforts to bring cases as quickly as possible," Peiken told a New York University Law School conference on the FCPA.
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The administration also needs to think of hundreds of thousands of men, women and children who have no choice but to flee their homelands to escape brutal and longstanding conflicts.
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If she said she was being stalked by a vampire or had been turned into a fly at the age of six, you'd have no choice but to believe her.
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The game often forces you into long sequences where you have no choice but to shoot your way to the exit, and these moments can really bring down the experience.
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I'm confident the teens of America could GAF, but for us adults obsessed with the Mueller investigation (and likely not on Snapchat), we have no choice but to love it.
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The U.S. and China have no choice but to conclude ongoing trade negotiations, most likely in the next month or so, former U.S. ambassador to China Max Baucus said Thursday.
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New US sanctions will undoubtedly cause companies to reconsider investments in Iran and European firms may have no choice but to scale back or risk running afoul of US rules.
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The discordant tones he struck at the UN General Assembly last year -- "we will have no choice but to destroy North Korea" -- have all but echoed out of current discourse.
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The effect of MBDTF is like stepping into a place of worship; a monument to himself that's so impressive, so overwhelming, you have no choice but to surrender to it.
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And, if the President did take that course of action, Ryan -- and presumably the Republicans loyal to him in Congress -- would have no choice but to disavow Trump for good.
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"You have no choice but to vote for me," he said a day after the largest decline in financial markets seen this year, triggered by fears of a possible recession.
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It is a way for Muslims to show their devotion to God, and, some say, to understand the suffering of those who have no choice but to go without food.
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"It's completely unacceptable that the thousands fleeing hideous wars have no choice but to risk their lives in overcrowded and inappropriate boats for the sake of safety," said Al-Subaihi.
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""Until the time that the president bothers to articulate his own policies and views," he said, "I have no choice but to believe that he is in some way compromised.
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People make the best choices they can with the options they are given, and if given no alternatives, many sex workers have no choice but to turn to the streets.
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Ms. Harris has also said that if she is elected president, her administration's Justice Department would "have no choice" but to pursue criminal obstruction of justice charges against Mr. Trump.
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Women have no choice but to buy these products, so the economic effect is only felt by woman [sic] and women of color are particularly hard hit by this tax.
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And if they run around sacking and pillaging, the local lords are going to have no choice but to fight back, no matter how scared they are of Dany's dragons.
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He warned that tariffs would raise prices on Americans and Canadians and that if Mr. Trump levied another round of them, Canada would have no choice but to retaliate again.
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And if that happens — if people start to turn against her — Dern will have no choice but to, in the words of Anne Hathaway, give everyone a break from herself.
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McConnell later told reporters that the Senate would have no choice but to hold a trial that would require the chamber to convene six days a week in the afternoon.
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"If I can't raise $2000,231 in the next 10 days — I will have no choice but to end my race for president," Castro wrote in a fundraising email to supporters.
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If the labor market tightens substantially further in response to household tax cuts, companies may have no choice but to make productivity-enhancing investments to offset increasingly expensive labor inputs.
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"It puts so much pressure on me and my family," he said by text message, adding that the police "have no choice" but to arrest those who break the law.
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This is an untenable situation - it's bad for the UN, bad for the peacekeepers, and especially bad for the people who have no choice but to live under their authority.
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This curiosity often takes the form of asking whom the car should steer for should it have no choice but to hit one of a variety of innocent bystanders. Men?
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Wexit Canada imagines that if Alberta secedes, neighbouring British Columbia—which resembles California the way Alberta does Texas and has a coast—will have no choice but to join it.
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Yet Trump said the lesson of Orlando is that "we have no choice" but to institute a temporary ban that would prevent non-citizen Muslims from entering the United States.
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"JPMorgan and the other big banks have no choice but to go down this road," said Ed Yardeni, the former chief economist at Deutsche Bank who now leads Yardeni Research.
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"Large country with diverse needs" Many Indians have no choice but to use private hospitals, where treatment is unaffordable for someone earning the average annual wage of less than $2,000.
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Executives across the world say they have no choice but to postpone some hiring and investment, make sure any new expansions are not crippled by unforeseen policies, and conserve cash.
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I do not know what the answer is, as some people have no choice but to order basic necessities online because they are sick, elderly, immunocompromised, or at high risk.
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In their wake, the bulldozers have left piles of rubble and confused residents who say they have no choice but to clean up the broken concrete and twisted metal themselves.
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In his maiden speech to the U.N. in September, Trump said he would have no choice but to "totally destroy" North Korea if it threatened the U.S. or its allies.
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It includes some of the more common, and more insidious, forms of sexism that many women feel they have no choice but to shrug off and try to forget about.
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Residents, including those in the small, simple houses of wood or brick interspersed among the gers, have no choice but to use pit toilets and to burn dirty coal for heating.
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"I didn't know what physical or mental state my daughter would be in, so I figure we would have no choice but to talk to each other," Bozeman told the station.
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"When access is cut or reduced, children and their families often have no choice but to rely on contaminated water and unsafe sanitation," UNICEF's Ukraine Deputy Representative, Laura Bill, said Wednesday.
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With seven of 10 consumers saying they will take advantage of free shipping offers this holiday season, according to Deloitte's 2016 Holiday Survey results, retailers have no choice but to compete.
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Businesses soon will have no choice but to cut back on their output, and because GDP measures the value of all of the goods and services we produce, growth will slow.
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The Iraqi women who escaped ISIS but lost everything "We have no choice but to come back," Hamid Merza tells us, even though doing so cost his son Muslih his life.
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He's populated the game with versions of his real-life detractors, and inside the Infinity module they have no choice but to obey his orders and go along for the ride.
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Because journeys to school are now longer on average—and are often costly, exhausting or dangerous (or a combination of these qualities)—many children now have no choice but to board.
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The visual evidence Remy Ma has for prosecutors in her assault case is so cut and dry, she knows they'll have no choice but to drop it ... so says her lawyer.
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You no longer have the backing of your school or workplace to get free access, so you have no choice but to spring for a subscription, which, frankly, doesn't come cheap.
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With German 10-year Bund yields persistently around the 0.30 percent mark — less than half the level earlier this year — investors have no choice but to go down the credit spectrum.
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As the pool narrows and there aren't as many moderates and centrists to serve as a stark contrast, Castro and Warren may have no choice but to take on one another.
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However, in light of what we know, and the care often experienced by black women in formal health care institutions, we feel we have no choice but to go this route.
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"We say to the criminals of Daesh: Wherever you are, we are coming for liberation, and you have no choice but to die or surrender,"Abadi said in an official statement.
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"If this Committee is unwilling or unable to obtain such an order, then Mr. McCabe will have no choice but to invoke his Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination," Bromwich added.
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However, applicants still have no choice but to submit to whatever petty demands contractors make—such as, say, banning them from using mobile phones while they sit waiting for their appointments.
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ON MONDAY, we previewed a case the Supreme Court is set to hear on January 11th challenging the regime whereby public-sector employees have no choice but to pay union dues.
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Joe Rundle, head of trading at ETX Capital, said investors would have no choice but to put money into stocks, given the record low bond yields and minimal returns on cash.
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"Our terrestrially trained minds are blind to the terrifying potential for tyranny in the power to claim land—fixed, immobile, where people have no choice but to live," write the authors.
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"(I)f her behavior cannot be muted through prescription means, I would have no choice but to pursue delivering a 2893-day eviction notice," Joan Riordan wrote to Laveglia last year.
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In Clarence Thomas-Anita Hill type standoffs, goes the conventional wisdom, jurors have no choice but to conclude that the prosecution failed to meet its proof-beyond-a-reasonable-doubt burden.
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"The delay is so great and the uncertainty is so great that companies have no choice but to start triggering their plans," the head of one of Britain's largest companies said.
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If enough citizens nationwide came to the same realization as voters in these states and demanded reform, members of state legislatures and Congress alike would have no choice but to act.
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If Kushner's plan fails to offer the Palestinians a capital in East Jerusalem and gives Israel sovereignty over the Old City, Arab leaders may have no choice but to reject it.
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""Those in Britain concerned about the demographic, economic and cultural impact of the unprecedented wave of immigration have no choice but to give their support to the racist British National Party.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Monday said he would have "no choice" but to hold a trial if the House were to pass articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump.
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Trump has laid bare journalism's contradictions — reporters' desire to be critical of politicians without criticizing anything they stand for — to the point where we have no choice but to examine them.
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Most people identified by Trump as enemies -- rival political candidates, Democratic congressional leaders or critics in the arts and the media -- feel they have no choice but to defend their reputations.
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If the president does not put forth judicial nominees, or if the Senate does not confirm them, the courts have no choice but to forge ahead with whatever judges they have.
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But Ms. Abrams, who until last year served as minority leader of the Georgia House of Representatives, insists the legislature will have no choice but to accept Medicaid expansion before long.
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After all, Sanders partisans sometimes insist that Democrats have no choice but to nominate their candidate because they'll stay home otherwise, a sneering imitation of traditional centrist demands for progressive compromise.
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We're contemptuous of mothers who have no choice but to work, but also of mothers who don't need to work and still fail to fulfill an impossible ideal of selfless motherhood.
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People like Jack Dorsey and Mark Zuckerberg are not the people who ought to be making these decisions for a democratic polity, but they have no choice but to make them.
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We have no choice but to strive to live up to the examples of Dr. King and Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, of activists like Fannie Lou Hamer and Grace Lee Boggs.
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It said it had "made it clear that without a satisfactory resolution of these matters, it will have no choice but to reduce current operational capacity and regrettably, ArcelorMittal Prijedor's workforce".
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If the U.S. is forced to defend itself or its allies, "we will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea," President Trump told the U.N General Assembly this morning.
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We can honestly imagine Klobuchar lip-synching to it in the mirror as she gets ready to go on-stage, and have no choice but to stan a Hamilton-loving queen.
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McConnell made news in the first days of the two-week congressional recess, when he said he would have "no choice" but to move impeachment if the House sends over articles.
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However, the impact was negligible as the announcement hardly did anything to the perception that the BOJ will have no choice but to keep dovish talks given its limited policy ammunitions.
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And for women, it is also common to feel you have no choice but to carry on smiling, swallow your feelings and try not to ruin the party for everybody else.
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Finally, our nation will have no choice but to harness the collective capabilities of the government and the private sector to address the combined technologic and economic threats posed by China.
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Many business people, he says, do not believe their own statements against the protesters, but feel they have no choice but to show support for the Hong Kong government and Beijing.
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"Women have no choice but to buy these products, so the economic effect is only felt by woman and women of color are particularly hard hit by this tax," Garcia said.
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Should the legislature enact a ban on hormone blockers and other medical treatment for gender dysphoria, Rodriguez says she'd have no choice but to pick up and move out of state.
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On Tuesday, Trump told the U.N. General Assembly that the U.S. "will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea" if it is forced to defend itself or its allies.
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"On both sides, we have no choice but to ask for people to forgive to the best possible degree, and to ask for accountability to a reasonable degree," says al-Binni.
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Republicans, needing a victory, may now feel they have no choice but to change Senate practices to overturn a filibuster of Judge Gorsuch on a simple majority vote if Democrats resist.
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If their strange marriage fails, President Mattarella — the coolest head in this whole mess — will have no choice but to dissolve Parliament and call for a general election in the autumn.
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If their strange marriage fails, President Mattarella — the coolest head in this whole mess — will have no choice but to dissolve Parliament and call for a general election in the autumn.
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Many business people, he says, do not believe their own statements against the protesters, but feel they have no choice but to show support for the Hong Kong government and Beijing.
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"We have no choice but to significantly reduce our passenger capacity as travel restrictions are making it increasingly difficult for our customers to travel and demand has dropped drastically," he added.
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Trump will have no choice but to pardon everyone for everything, or Mueller and his team will be able to flip those who know they are going to see jail time.
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They have no choice but to be ready: The current preparations are based on estimates of 30,000 skaters, almost 1.5 million spectators along the route and 20 million more on television.
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Over the past few years, press reports have increasingly highlighted a handful of pharmaceutical companies that exponentially jack up the prices of drugs that consumers have no choice but to buy.
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I think black people in this industry are making art that is so specific and unique and good that the studio heads have no choice but to throw money at us.
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If Warner, Mojo, Martin Gaus, and Sheeran's own Instagram don't offer any proof, I have no choice but to file this news as an urban legend in the name of music journalism.
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One place where residents have no choice but to put those differences to one side is Comines, a town that sits right on the Franco-Belgian border, split by the river Lys.
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"The United States has great strength and patience, but if it is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea," said Trump.
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To ensure all iPhone models can again be available to customers in Germany, we have no choice but to stop using Intel chips and ship our phones with Qualcomm chips in Germany.
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The airlines have no choice but to cooperate with US Customs and Border Patrol instructions, even as they deal with passengers and, surely, employees who can no longer enter the United States.
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Many policymakers believe they have no choice but to rely on companies like Facebook, where the volume of content is so great they couldn't regulate it directly even if they wanted to.
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The 17m people now in these areas would have no choice but to live under a traditional authority, which would have powers over land use and could be appointed by the government.
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GOP Senate Majority leader Mitch McConnell said on CNBC that he would have no choice but to convene a Senate trial to determine Trump's fate if he was impeached by the House.
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"I think at some point ... you have no choice but to eat these, so better to start now and make them delicious," added Rossi, whose shop 21bites also accepts payment in bitcoin.
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And that they'd have no choice but to pass those costs on to New York passengers, who would end up paying higher prices for Lyft and Juno rides, especially compared to Uber.
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Should Renault decide not to supply Red Bull after next year, the team owned by Austrian energy drinks billionaire Dietrich Mateschitz would have no choice but to run Honda power in 2019.
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While we have no choice but to respect the judicial process, and accept the jury verdict, can we really blame people for being outraged, and taking to the streets in peaceful protest?
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"The bottom line is that with more than a quarter of the world using FB every day, we think advertisers have no choice but to follow their customers," Macquarie Research analysts said.
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Afghan forces still have to demonstrate they are powerful enough to make the Taliban feel they are at risk and have no choice but to engage in negotiations with the Afghan government.
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Since only 3 percent of U.S. domestic violence shelters allow pets, survivors often have no choice but to re-home or abandon their pets if they choose to leave their abusive household.
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"People in Shenzhen have no choice but to go to Hong Kong because there are so few international flight options out of Shenzhen at the moment," said BNP Paribas analyst James Teo.
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Still, people in high-income countries have it easy, compared to those in regions where people have no choice but to work outside in all conditions and lightning-safe buildings are scarce.
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Absent any leadership from this self-absorbed White House, we realize that if you want something done right in this noxious political climate, you have no choice but to do it yourself.
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In his first speech before the United Nations General Assembly, Trump said that the U.S. would have "no choice but to totally destroy North Korea" if it threatens America or its allies.
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Democrats will have no choice but to add even more, if they hope ever to pass a program that will not be struck down by the rabid new partisans filling our courts.
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In the case of single parents who have no choice but to work, they often have to leave their kids at lower-quality and unlicensed facilities — or in extreme cases, home alone.
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"We have no choice but to - as rapidly as possible - look to move production away from China," said Arnold Kamler, chief executive and majority owner of the Parsippany, N.J.-based bike company.
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But the tax bill sets up Republicans to do just that, pretending they have no choice but to make deep cuts in federal spending because they drained public money with corporate giveaways.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell would have no choice but to open debate and then hold a vote in which a simple majority is all that would be needed to embarrass the President.
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If you care about the work you're doing and believe it's your true calling in this world, then you have no choice but to follow up with all your heart and soul.
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Sanders would have no choice but to raise his hand, given that he had to run damage control following reports that he did not even pay his own campaign staff that much.
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"Otherwise, the committee will have no choice but to resort to contempt proceedings to ensure that it has access to the information it requires to fulfill its constitutionally mandated duties," he added.
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Many local officials say they have no choice but to raise taxes to invest in transportation, especially in mass transit, because their highways are clogged and more people are moving to cities.
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"The United States has great strength and patience, but if it is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea," he said.
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Someone higher up is going to pick on you and start complaining—you will have no choice but to stand up for yourself and prove that you did things the right way.
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Marriage is a tricky thing—one second you're happy and in love, the next, your wife salts your movie popcorn and you feel that you have no choice but to divorce her.
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So when I see something as objectionable and cynical as "Escape to Margaritaville," I believe I have no choice but to say so, in terms that match the size of the feeling.
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These 18 travel books are full of so many interesting, exciting, and unique ideas that you'll feel like you have no choice but to transform from armchair traveler to real-life traveler.
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But in Japan, a country where individuals are reluctant to stand out, many people say that if such a smoking ban is imposed, they will have no choice but to follow it.
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With both regions reporting new cases of the coronavirus this week, investors are concerned the gym chain will have no choice but to remain closed for the foreseeable future, according to sources.
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"You have no choice but to vote for me, because (if) your 401(k)'s down the tubes, everything's gonna be down the tubes," Trump said in Manchester, New Hampshire, on Thursday.
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So much the better, but even if you're not and are unlikely to change, you may have no choice but to behave more productively if you invest through your employer's retirement plan.
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ASHBURN, Va. — Having mixed and matched safeties since late last season, the Washington Redskins have no choice but to use a safety-by-committee approach in their must-win regular-season finale.
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"It seems that the facts are uncontested as to what happened," the California Democrat said, adding that "when we see a violation of the Constitution, we have no choice but to act."
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Biden, the Democratic front-runner in the 2020 presidential primary, will say Tuesday afternoon that if Trump does not comply with congressional inquiries, then lawmakers have no choice but to impeach him.
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But if he keeps leading his team as he has been, N.B.A. fans are going to have no choice but to see Wall and company when they make it to the postseason.
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If an investigation shows that Trump pressured Ukraine to investigate Biden, the U.S. Congress may have no choice but to pursue impeachment, Democratic House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff said on Sunday.
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In this environment, the Fed and many central banks in Europe and Asia have no choice but to tread lightly and be careful not to tip the economic boat into another recession.
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After all, if these buyers simply ignore the U.S. and keep importing Iranian crude, Washington will have no choice but to acquiesce or fight an exceptionally damaging trade war on multiple fronts.
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Many of us have a copy pinned to our walls, not to keep us humble (we have no choice), but to celebrate our forced distance from the more conventional metrics of success.
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"The United States has great strength and patience, but if it is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea," Trump said.
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"It's not enough of a penalty for healthy people and sick people will have no choice but to pay it," Aaron Carroll, a professor at Indiana University School of Medicine, told NBC News.
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Pierre-Edouard Bellemare said he and his Vegas teammates can&apost win three games in one night, so they have no choice but to focus on the next opportunity to stave off elimination.
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Importers have no choice but to turn to the black market to get dollars, as banks ration meager supplies, paying 15 Egyptian pounds or more per dollar versus an official rate of 8.8.
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"As long as we live in the same country, we have no choice but to accept one another and live with one another, no matter the degree of difference between us," he said.
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But given market expectations, the Fed will have no choice but to cut rates... It will take an action as an insurance against potential downside risks to the economy as a Sino-U.
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In the end, though, Obama realizes that should the GOP nominee reverse the damage of his rocky political week and win the election, he will have no choice but to do his duty.
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I don't think about asteroids on a daily basis, but in the jumpsuit, I have no choice but to be aware of objects hurtling around near Earth on a minute-to-minute basis.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - With no palatable military options, U.S. President Donald Trump may ultimately have no choice but to give diplomacy a chance to end the crisis over North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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But with the divisiveness that is being discussed, with our community under attack for our religious faith, we have no choice but to find a way to engage and to overcome the hatred.
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Huawei would have no choice but to hand over network data to the Chinese government if Beijing asked for it, because of espionage and national security laws in the country, experts told CNBC.
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"You have no choice but to vote for me, because your 401(k) would go down the tube... Whether you love me or hate me, you've got to vote for me," he said.
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Density, verticality, sidewalks crowded with pedestrians: This is public space, a sense of the street as a shared landscape in which we have no choice but to accept that we are here together.
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While several industry experts believe utilities have no choice but to initiate more power shut-offs in 2019 and going forward, some are testing new technology to improve local responses to fire emergencies.
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Many people don't even learn they're pregnant within the first six weeks, and in that situation they would have no choice but to keep the baby or risk arrest should this bill pass.
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As Johnson's own government lawyers acknowledged in a submission to a Scottish court last week, if no deal is reached by October 19, he will have no choice but to send the letter.
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Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire told the Senate that if Engie wanted to issue new capital to finance its expansion, the state would have no choice but to subscribe to respect the law.
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"I think the technology is good enough today where if you really want to be diverse and inclusive globally, you have no choice but to use the tools to your advantage," he says.
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But given market expectations, the Fed will have no choice but to cut rates... It will take an action as an insurance against potential downside risks to the economy as a Sino-U.
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It happens in a world in which the Braves ask for potential All-Stars like Moncada and Devers in a trade, and the Red Sox have no choice but to pay that price.
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David Roth: Until we see evidence to the contrary, I have no choice but to agree with you that this is true and bet all the money I have on that specific outcome.
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High property prices and rents posed "the gravest potential hazard to the Hong Kong community as many families have no choice but to live in subdivided units, even in industrial buildings," Leung added.
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So starting from the moms and down to the youngest child — well, the second youngest, because we have no choice but to stan Izzy (Megan Stott) — every relationship and interaction is painfully explicit.
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Now, with companies having a harder time finding qualified workers and with demand for their products rising, they'll have no choice but to re-engineer how they work to try to increase productivity.
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So without the facts or law on its side, the Trump administration may have no choice but to "pound the table and yell like hell" when explaining its willful inaction on climate change.
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With schools closed and governments issuing orders for people to stay at home, a lot of kids have no choice but to turn to their screens for school and any kind of socializing.
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With schools closed and governments issuing orders for people to stay at home, a lot of kids have no choice but to turn to their screens for school and any kind of socializing.
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"If this bill is not completely scrapped, I will have no choice but to leave my home, Hong Kong," said Steve, a British lawyer who has worked in Hong Kong for 30 years.
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With most of the country west of the Euphrates River controlled by the government, it seems civilians in the province have no choice but to remain in the soon-to-be besieged area.
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But if tariffs stay the same — or go up — into 2020, Apple will have no choice but to raise iPhone prices by $75 to $100 per smartphone in the United States, Ives said.
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Even if we're contributing only a little bit to the spread of this, we're really adding needlessly to a spread when other people really have no choice but to put themselves at risk.
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But experts on Russia say that under President Vladimir V. Putin, a former K.G.B. officer, businesses asked for assistance by Russian spy agencies may feel they have no choice but to give it.
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If the United States is forced to defend itself or its allies, "we will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea," President Trump said in his address to the General Assembly.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Afghan women have no choice but to hope the Taliban respect their rights for the sake of peace, said Fauzia Kofi, the first woman to lead a political party in Afghanistan.
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Abortion rights supporters say they do so in the full knowledge that college students usually have no choice but to seek abortion services off-campus, and can't venture very far to access them.
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But as those laws and regulations come into effect in places like China and the US, carmakers will have no choice but to roll out electric vehicles or risk going out of business.
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So isn't it a bit ironic that in order to read the essential information from the gauges on your car's dashboard, you have no choice but to take your eyes off the road?
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"In a market where venture dollars are widely available to subsidize and barriers to entry are relatively low, platforms have no choice but to compete on price to gain market share," she said.
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"It actually feels like castaways on an island—you have no choice but to work together to get through the day, and these are the people you have to work with," she said.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Monday said the Senate would have "no choice" but to move forward with impeachment proceedings if the House ultimately votes to bring charges against President Donald Trump.
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Every time, I am so taken aback by what I'm seeing, so shocked out of myself, that I have no choice but to let Slave Play take me where it wants to go.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said on CNBC Monday that the Senate would have "no choice" but to put President Trump on trial if the House votes to pass articles of impeachment.
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But as dozens of female American icons emphasized to the Cut in interviews about the nature of power, women who dare to fight for themselves often have no choice but to be outsiders.
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If he should fail, he may have no choice but to dissolve parliament and repeat the vote, but that is the option Mattarella most wants to avoid, sources told Reuters before the election.
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Trump has long held the view that if he can inflict sufficient damage to the Affordable Care Act, Democrats will have no choice but to cut a deal — on Trump's terms — to save it.
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As anguished as I know you will be, I also know that you will have no choice but to protect my killers: You will see to it that the guilty one is never convicted.
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Hoping to keep Iran's nuclear program in check, they have told Tehran that if it stops carrying out the deal to the letter, they will have no choice but to restore their own sanctions.
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However, those pesky network effects made it such that the next time you need to offload that used sports equipment, you'll have no choice but to turn to these old businesses with superior liquidity.
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Conversely, the Fifth Circuit could also reaffirm his position and send yet another constitutional challenge to the ACA in front of the nine justices, who'd likely have no choice but to hear the case.
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This would no doubt encourage tens of thousands of judicial appeals by other plaintiffs in Turkey, which the European tribunal would have no choice but to accept, says Riza Turmen, a former ECHR judge.
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"Any good outside crisis adviser would tell the company's board that they have no choice but to terminate the CEO," said Kara Alaimo, a public relations professor at Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York.
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"We have the resources we need to be in this for the long haul, but if we don't raise more this quarter, we'll have no choice but to make some adjustments," O'Malley Dillon wrote.
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Enterprise victims frequently have no choice but to pay up, since hackers are often able to seize backup data as well, said Denise Anderson, president of the National Health Information Sharing and Analysis Center.
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"If a satisfactory resolution of this situation cannot be found, the CFTC will have no choice but to consider a range of readily available steps to protect U.S. markets and market participants," Giancarlo said.
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Because there are no laws governing facial recognition and consent, parents who wish to send their children to public school in the district have no choice but to submit their children to facial scanning.
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"Even the best-organised operations have no choice but to operate in a grey zone in Gaza," says Michael Sfard, an Israeli human-rights lawyer who advises humanitarian organisations working in the Palestinian territories.
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Forced motherhood is the epitome of class warfare, and we have no choice but to fight tooth and nail for control over our reproductive lives if we want to put an end to it.
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It happens much sooner than he would've imagined: when his commanding officer is killed out in the field, Cooper and his boss' titan have no choice but to join forces in order to survive.
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I promise, if the Trump administration — and the president himself — focus more on the day-to-day initiatives that drive America and Americans, the mainstream media will have no choice but to follow suit.
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" The President said that, while the United States has "great strength and patience," if it were "forced to defend itself or its allies" it would "have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea.
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"If we cannot convince CVS to change course in the next few weeks, we will have no choice but to stop serving people with CVS Caremark pharmacy benefits," Pill Club said on its website.
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Simply put, without having the individual mandate as a key requirement of the ACA, fewer may buy policies, and thus, insurance companies will have no choice but to increase rates to close the gap.
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" Macron was speaking after Trump had taken the podium and warned that if the US "is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea.
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So, I have no choice but to continue walking up the hill, ignoring the grossest sensation I've felt in a long time, playing it cool, trying desperately to pretend that I didn't shit myself.
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Look, I hate to be the one to break it to you, but sometimes you have no choice but to point a shotgun right at a bear's stupid, evil face and pull the trigger.
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If none of the remaining three candidates reaches the threshold of 2900,220006 delegates after multiple rounds of voting, some Republicans argued, RNC officials would have no choice but to look to an outside candidate.
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Because of a lack of storage facilities, many farmers across the developing world have no choice but to sell their produce after harvest, usually at low prices because supplies are plentiful at that time.
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Because Russia shields and supports the thugocracy operating within its borders, in order for law enforcement to capture them, they have no choice but to wait for the hackers and criminals to travel overseas.
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Response: "In the coming days, I expect that Congress will have no choice but to confront the behavior of this lawless administration," said Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York and the committee's chairman.
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Those companies — none of which have the legitimacy or public accountability that government officials do — have no choice but to engage with all sorts of extremely hard social problems surrounding free speech and bigotry.
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But a smaller, less-capitalized player with thinner profit margins may have no choice but to pass the increases along to buyers, said Christopher Mesbah, the owner of Newark-based CM & Associates Construction Management.
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Aslan is Christ, the pig is Stalin, and suddenly we are vaulted out of the world of the story and into the writer's office, where we have no choice but to contemplate his intentions.
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There is already speculation that Tesla will have no choice but to raise new equity — one analyst put the need at $2.5 billion — but only at a significant discount to the current trading price.
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The series was first introduced in 2017; Bravo slickly phased the new show's cast members into the storyline of a Vanderpump Rules episode so that fans would have no choice but to tune in.
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He added: "The United States has great strength and patience, but if it is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea." http://bit.
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We, the barbarians at the gate, the descendants of Caliban, the ones who have no choice but to speak in the language we have — we come bearing the experiences and ideas the workshop suppresses.
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In particular, I was interested in their thoughts on the idea that Democrats have no choice but to move ahead with impeachment, even though they know it's unlikely Trump will be removed from office.
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Because over a century after becoming property of the United States, they have no choice but to scrape by -- a Caribbean colony, paying taxes without representation in Congress and voting only for presidential primaries.
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"It is heartbreaking, but necessary, to recognize that the openness that defines local news likely carries too high a risk; local newsrooms, at least for now, may have no choice but to fortify themselves."
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If there were no war on drugs, and thus drugs could not be sold on the street at a markup, then the men in question would have no choice but to seek legal employment.
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In effect, it is very difficult for ISIS to escape the city now, which means those left there will likely have no choice but to fight to the death, an outcome McGurk hopes for.
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"We believe AMD is worth $0.00 and will have no choice but to file for Chapter 11 (Bankruptcy) in order to effectively deal with the repercussions of recent discoveries," Viceroy wrote in its report.
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From this point forward, though, they'll have no choice but to share the trauma of a sudden decapitation, bloodbath wedding, or whatever fresh hell Martin is cooking up for us with The Winds of Winter.
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Instead, she wants the people of King's Landing to see just how much of a tyrant Cersei is by letting her evilness seep into their everyday lives until they have no choice but to revolt.
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It allows users to identify their personal bullies without banning them — something that user research found is important to teens, who often have no choice but to interact with people they hate in real life.
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