"They have no more excuses for bad battery life, and they have no more excuses for eh hardware," he said.
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American men are advised to have no more than four drinks in a day, they are also advised to have no more than 196 grams of alcohol in a week—about 14 drinks.
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The average professional should have no more than two pages.
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And I have no more time for denying that truth.
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Soon I will have no more room left to work.
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I have no more room for fear in my life.
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And they have no more excuses for kind of "eh" hardware.
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"I have no more words to explain things to my children."
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Maybe we could stop because I really have no more time.
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"You have no more time," he said, citing rising Sears expenses.
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Consumers have no more spare leisure time for new TV apps.
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"We have no more income to ensure his education," he said.
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"We want to have no more accidents by 2050," he said.
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Proponents of a liberalized immigration plan will have no more leverage.
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That means we have no more information than what is publicly available.
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"The people I cover have no more secrets than any others," Mrs.
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Each package can also have no more than 10 milligrams of THC.
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Prosecutors would have no more than four hours to ask their questions.
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By themselves, emergency declarations have no more force than other political proclamations.
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Adults are urged to have no more than 30 grams daily either.
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Glacier Park will lose its glaciers; Joshua Tree will have no more trees.
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I have no more energy for this kind of right-wing, populist nonsense.
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FERC can have no more than three commissioners of the same political party.
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"I have no more questions," he said, before entering a room of waiting stars.
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Today, a healthy diet should have no more than 10 percent of such fats.
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We have no more of an idea of who she is than she does.
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She believes her children will have no more than one or two babies each.
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"If China unilaterally imposes sanctions, it will have no more tricks," Professor Cheng said.
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It appears Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin have no more tears left to cry.
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You have no more control over him than you do over Isaac and Rebecca.
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EPA recommends water have no more than 70 parts per trillion (ppt) of PFAS.
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"Professional teams may have no more than five foreign players listed," the rules say.
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I'm afraid we have no more need of these characters than the electorate did.
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Is there no -- you have no more public testimony scheduled that we know of.
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But I have no more strength, will, anything, to live in a town like this.
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" Swift said, before labeling the video, "Lover is out and we have no more thoughts.
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Washington County and Greene County have no more outstanding ballots, according to election officials there.
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The EPA currently recommends water have no more than 28503 parts per trillion of PFAS.
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We have no more than 85033 years to take incredibly bold action on this crisis.
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Experts recommend you have no more than two to three retirement accounts at any time.
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If they can control the whole stack, they have no more excuses for bad battery life.
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Most organizations say that for men you should have no more than two drinks a day.
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Most users have no more need for one at home than they have for a supercomputer.
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Some simply have no more room in their homes, said Georgina Hepburne Scott, who advises collectors.
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"I have no more tears to spill over how Lion Air treated me," Ms. Lazarus said.
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A nurse says that they have no more surgical scrubs and are running low on other supplies.
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Most countries have no more than one or two firms that have collected consumer credit information nationally.
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If she seems so injured that she can have no more children, we commiserate with her husband.
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"The admins have no more info then you," an administrator named Tomo wrote to the other users.
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They have no more expertise or authority in this area than the average Joe on the street.
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African migrants "become commodities to be bought, sold and discarded when they have no more value," he added.
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As American troops drew down from Iraq, the group was estimated to have no more than 700 fighters.
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Massachusetts allows personalized plates to have no more than six letters, so he did the best he could.
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"The navigators have no more maneuvers to do," Scott Edgington, the deputy project scientist for Cassini, tells The Verge.
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To keep your iPhone clean and easily accessible, the goal is to have no more than three home screens.
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We don't have no more influence, we can't do nothin' much at 65, your wife will tell you that.
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Other than owning shares (not that many) I have no more say in what happens there than anyone else.
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"We have no more than two months to get things under control," Tusk said, adding Schengen would otherwise fail.
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The job description required that applicants have "no more than 7 years" of relevant experience, less than Kleber had.
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Unfortunately, the CDC recommends that women have no more than one drink per day (including "heart healthy" red wine).
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These benefits programs require recipients to have no more than $23,000 in assets and also place limits on income.
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It seemed most likely that the Petrel might have no more than a dozen attempts to find the Wasp.
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KS: We have no more questions now, but I have one final one that I want to ask you.
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If that is so, President Trump may have no more success in the Supreme Court than his predecessor did.
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Yeah, I think that we should have no more student debt for people who are trying to get an education.
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And Americans today have no more legal rights to privacy than they did when Carroll's crusade began two years ago.
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"It's typical of the opposition when they have lost their argument and they have no more bullets left," he said.
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Now, almost a decade later, the science suggests we have no more than 10 years to accomplish this monumental task.
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"I know that Al has resigned and beyond that I have no more color to offer," Mr. Murphy told reporters.
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So even though the ad specified that applicants should have no more than seven years of experience, Mr. Kleber applied.
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But long-term investors worried about volatility should have no more than 20% of their portfolio in actively-managed accounts.
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Medicaid, meanwhile, is generally available to people who have no more than $2,000 in assets and meet strict income tests.
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And executives say that the three floors that make up the headquarters appear to have no more than 214 employees.
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Priya Malani, a partner at Stash Wealth, says that she typically advises clients to have no more than three cards open.
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And then because they have no more money and they can't go hunting they go back to complain to the company.
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"Whoever wants to leave this family cannot expect to have no more obligations but to keep the privileges," she said Tuesday.
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My association's faith-based members are, in effect, providing charity already for the government – they have no more capacity to give.
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"The Russians have no more idea how to use the conveyor than a group of schoolchildren," Freeman quotes Bourke-White saying.
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The next question you might have, no more than halfway through Sunday's first episode: Is this really a Seth MacFarlane show?
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The ground rules said I would have no more than two hours, and the distance would be capped at 2250 miles.
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They should have no more than four ounces of 100 percent fruit juice per day; the juice may be watered down.
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We have no more air to breathe," he said a day after Trump published the so-called "deal of the century.
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"My impression is that these people have no more distance from death," said Mr. Altaqi, who is in his mid-60s.
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Making a painting involves building and leaving it, then building it again until I have no more information to put in it.
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In effect, they said values in the light of profit have no more hope than does a sandcastle in a tide-flat.
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When you put 2.3 billion people on a platform, all of a sudden you have no more boundaries of nation-states. Right.
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"They are scared, and I think realistically so, that they have no more bullets, no more ammunition against a recession," Alpert said.
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These progressives have no more experience with a right-of-center, Reagan-era framework than their parents did with the New Deal.
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Plus, they liked the local public school so much they transferred their children there and have no more private school tuition bills.
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Something transformative in design and use is being subverted to now have no more merit that art collections, real estate or prize thoroughbreds.
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People will have no more than 90 seconds to cast their votes, if the threshold is to be crossed in the time allocated.
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Britain would have no more than a few months to negotiate a new trade agreement with Brussels, a process that typically takes years.
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X Prize tells The Verge in an email that "a collective decision" was taken with Google last year to have no more extensions.
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I'm a firm believer in leaving work when you have no more work to do, so I'm saved by the 6 o'clock bell!
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So it's a very powerful weapon (Tony Blair famously said it would have no more legal force than The Sun or The Beano).
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If we want online commerce to have no more advantages than brick and mortar, there is another solution: lower taxes on traditional commerce.
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The manager will have no more than 30 seconds after entering the field to notify an umpire that he is invoking a challenge.
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He is wagering that the "institutional gatekeepers" in Virginia's black community have no more clout than those African-American leaders who backed Mrs.
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His son, Hunter Biden, announced his resignation from a Chinese investment company and pledged to have no more business arrangements with foreign entities.
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"We'll continue the cycle until we have no more Aedes aegypti or Aedes albopictus," Redovan said, referring to the two species that spread Zika.
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Yet "The Handmaid's Tale" is searing because so many women have no more control over their own bodies today than they did in 1985.
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It would of course look different, but the "strategic relationship" or "model partnership" would have no more content and meaning than it does now.
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" Corfman's attorney, Neil Roman, said in a statement to CNN that Moore's latest claims "have no more merit than those he has made before.
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It appears to saddle us with special obligations to people with whom we have no more social connection than we have with most strangers.
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From my restaurant to my home I have no more than 50 meters, but it took me half an hour just to get home.
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"We need help -- we have no more food or housing to host the people fleeing the fighting," the mayor of nearby Misrata, Mohamed Eshtewi, said.
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At that point, policymakers would have no more 2016 meetings to fall back on and make good on their forecast for one hike this year.
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Beijing aims to have no more than 23m residents by 2020, compared with nearly 22m today—an implausible goal, without yet more abuse of migrants.
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He will have no more success reaching out to members of Never Trump than he will in convincing Bill Clinton to give him his vote.
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I have no more information to provide the Committee and I do not wish to speak publicly regarding the incidents described in Dr. Ford's letter.
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Instead, judges have established a principle that the biggest constituency in the lower house should have no more than double the voters of the smallest.
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While Arnold agreed with closing the much larger expo for his festival ... its sporting events have no more than 4,000 fans at a single event.
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I have no more information to offer the Committee and I do not want to speak publicly regarding the incidents described in Dr. Ford's letter.
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If it works, then Delos can turn her into a host-killing machine without lifting a finger, and Hale will have no more need for Maeve.
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If the House-Senate negotiations go south and Republicans can't pass a bill before Jones is sworn in, they would have no more margin for error.
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In Texas, for instance, it's legal to sext if there is mutual consent and both teens have no more than two years age difference between them.
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Apple will have no more than 93 million iPhone X units available for purchase when preorders open next week, KGI analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said Friday.
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"They're afraid if they sit down with us, we're going to address their concerns and they'll have no more legitimate" objections to the merger, McGarry said.
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Boeing has agreed to a Brazilian government demand that the U.S. company have no more than a 51 percent controlling share, Jardim said, without citing sources.
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I have no more plans for 'Woody's Guitar' except for encouraging and fanning the flames of the positive, tangible things that have started to result from it.
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The government would have no more than a few months to settle those questions in a new trade agreement with Brussels, a process that typically takes years.
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So, whereas demographers and fundraisers can reasonably assume that a 45-year-old woman will have no more children, they cannot assume the same for a man.
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We had two judges dismiss the British case against the bank, we have no more liability in the Qatari case, at all, and the investigation is done.
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I still love shopping, so I'll happily go window-shopping with friends, but purchases are rare and usually gifts, as I simply have no more luggage space.
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Even if much of the public has ambivalent feelings about immigration, that doesn't mean the issue will have no more than a moderate impact on the election.
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"A small amount of wine may help, but have no more than one or two drinks, as it may interfere with the quality of sleep, " he said.
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I'm craving avocado toast like nobody's business, but we have no more avocados, so I settle for whole wheat toast with peanut butter and a little cinnamon sugar.
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If the NRA sticks to the strategy of its first ad, it'll presumably venture into many other scandalous allegations that have no more grounding in reality than Benghazi.
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To qualify for the full 20183 percent qualified business income deduction, single filers must have no more than $157,500 in taxable income ($315,000 if married and filing jointly).
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Public confidence in the V.A., sorely tested, will not be repaired until the appalling suicide rate goes down, and watchdogs have no more appalling lapses to write about.
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"I keep thinking that I shall have no more to say," she told The Guardian in 2001, "and then finding some wonderfully idiotic doctrine which I can contradict."
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Ninety percent of its students are members of minority groups, 60 percent have no more than a high school degree, and half receive some form of public assistance.
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Extra Bases When the Yankees officially retire Derek Jeter's No. 6 on Sunday night, they will have no more single-digit numbers remaining to issue to their players.
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"Governments now have no more excuse to force drivers to burn food or palm oil in their tanks after 2020," said Laura Buffet at campaign group Transport & Environment.
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" The CIA document says interrogators then gave Abu Zubaydah another opportunity to provide threat information, with him responding: "What I have, I give it all...I have no more.
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Xol, the big bad Hive God worm, and Rasputin, the two major players of this DLC both have no more than a few lines in a single scene each.
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The woman, as a higher court would later find, had cited anxiety, depression and a desire to have no more contact with the person she accused of abusing her.
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"My goal will be to have no more than 20 percent of the banking sector in state hands in three years," Danylyuk said at an investment conference in London.
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To begin, every retail investor should have no more than 10 to 15 stocks, consisting of high-yielding stocks, growth stocks, speculative stocks, a healthy geographical stock and gold.
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"The fact that you are a woman means we will have no more women presidents because we tried one and she fucking sucked," Amy tells Selina, before storming out.
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"We have no more urgent work than to bring about justice and healing for those harmed by the scourge of sexual abuse," said Bishop Edward B. Scharfenberger, apostolic administrator.
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"I have no more information to offer the Committee and I do not wish to speak publicly regarding the incidents described in Dr. Ford's letter," Judge said in his statement.
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The right time to start saying fuck is right when you have no more fucks to give, and that seems to be the message Carey wants to send on Caution.
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So, unless you are of Native American descent, you have no more righteous a claim on this country than those who came here, perhaps more recently, seeking a better life.
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In this state as in no other, the unions have made it clear they have no more respect for the law than they do for the wishes of their members.
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But that is a relatively small share of a $100 billion market, in which the top 10 players each have no more than a few percentage points of market share.
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A common misperception is that such trials are strictly for patients who have reached the end of the road and have no more hope of being helped by standard treatments.
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The North Dakota law says farming or ranching companies must have no more than 15 shareholders or members who must belong to the same family, to a distance of first cousins.
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In similar fashion, KGI analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said Friday Apple will have no more than 3 million iPhone X units available for purchase when preorders open due to production problems.
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Baked Bean And Cheese QuesadillaBaked beans in a quesadilla might seem weird at first, but let us assure you, once you get these in your mouth, you'll have no more questions.
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The woman requested to have no more interactions with Mr. Strider, and she was moved to a different job within the campaign, reporting directly to Mike Henry, the deputy campaign manager.
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Compared to patients who reported no social dysfunction, those who did tended to be younger and were more likely to be African American and have no more than a high school education.
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Also, they have no more than 100 rooms each, and since maintaining them is a big undertaking, they have more staff than our city hotels, which makes them more luxurious as well.
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This week, Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council, warned, "We have no more than two months to get things under control" — a relative blink in the bloc's sluggish decision-making.
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"Anyone sales rep can have no more than 40 percent (bonus), so we think that by doing this we have also embedded our values and behaviors for our sales reps," she said.
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In a few months, when the economy is struggling to recover from the pandemic and could badly use a boost from the Fed, it will have no more rate cuts to offer.
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"Terrorists negotiate only when they are exhausted by conflict and calculate that they have no more to gain from violent methods," and Mr. d'Acona sees no such exhaustion in the near future.
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How do you make your writing stand out from the piles of other editorials submitted to our contest — especially when you have no more than 450 words to get your point across?
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Mr. Mataroa said the committee was considering names with these requirements: It should not be more than 15 letters, have no more than four syllables and be easy to explain in English.
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But, things really heated up in their beef last week ... when Giants GM Dave Gettleman told reporters he feels like the G-Men have no more culture issues now that Odell is gone.
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It recommends children under the age of 2 have no "sedentary screen time," including video games or TV exposure, and those ages 2 to 4 have no more than one hour each day.
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With Robert Mueller's delivery of his report, and word from the Justice Department that he would have no more indictments, President Trump's legal team believes the immediate threat to the presidency has passed.
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The government promises that these arrests would target only those people with final orders of removal who received a fair day in court and have no more legal avenues left to seek protection.
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The surgeon general is giving journalists "straight talk from the nation's doctor" and instructing the press to have "no more bickering, no more partisanship, no more criticism or finger-pointing" in news coverage.
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Deciding they would have no more to do with the whites, the Nez Percé set off on a trek from their homeland, which lay in the area where Oregon, Idaho and Washington meet.
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AAP recommends kids 1 to 6 years old drink no more than six ounces of juice a day, and older children and teens have no more than 12 ounces a day (bit.ly/1Uw2yyQ).
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By the time a Manhattan-bound train reaches Bushwick and Williamsburg, riders have no more than the faintest hope of a seat, but they have a trip of only 10 or 15 minutes.
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The US and Russia, though, still maintain thousands of nuclear weapons while the other seven countries — the UK, France, China, Israel, India, Pakistan, and North Korea — have no more than a few hundred.
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Three out of five Americans who are between the prime working ages of 25 to 64 have no more than a high school degree, including one in five who started college but dropped out.
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Children between 7 and 18 years old should have no more than 8 ounces (or 1 cup) of juice a day, making up one of the recommended daily 2 to 2½ cups of fruit.
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The law, which took effect on June 9, allows terminally ill adults to obtain a prescription for life-ending medication if a doctor has determined they have no more than six months to live.
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Precisely because they take it on trust that strangers have no more intention of inflicting a wound on others than they themselves have, they are able to walk at ease with an unguarded attitude.
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The Harvard note's proposal is ridiculous, but it is no more ridiculous than a system where the nearly 40 million people in California have no more Senate representation than the 578,759 people in Wyoming.
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Medicaid covers a range of long-term services for applicants who can pass its means test: States generally require that individual applicants have no more than $2,000 in assets ($3,000 to $6,000 for couples).
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But it is also a test case of the difference between voters' allegiance to Trump's policies — policies that, after all, have no more faithful advocate than Jeff Sessions — and their personal devotion to Trump himself.
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The chances of having an alcohol use disorder are thought to be low for women who have no more than seven drinks a week, and no more of those than three in a single day.
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" Best line Pick any of the lines from the aforementioned scene or just pat Robert on the back for reviving the old idiom: "You have no more chance than a cat in hell without claws.
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We have no more insight at the end of the film than we did at the beginning into his methods, or whether he loved her, or whether he was capable of loving her at all.
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"That is, a first grader should have no more than 10 minutes of homework, a sixth grader no more than 60 minutes and a 12th grader no more than two hours," the National PTA says.
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Now, it may be that some blessed day, later in the century, we will have no more fossil fuel exhaust streams to pull CO2 from, and DAC will compete only with BECCS for sequestration funds.
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I want to point out to the fact that Jews like myself will not be able to enjoy the religious freedom we now have: No more kosher ritual slaughter, no more kippa on the street.
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The deck says Fndr prefers clients to have no more than 5 participants from each clients at each session to maintain an intimate environment that focuses on the founder and his or her closest partners.
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Speaking of which: I have no more idea than anyone else what Robert Mueller's probe into potential collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign, questionable financial ties, possible obstruction of justice and more will find.
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To this day, I have no more precious possession than my blue passport with its regal golden eagle, whose beak is turned away from the arrows and toward the olive branches, in a sign of peace.
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Meanwhile, smaller, rural hospitals across the United States -- which often have no more than 25 beds and just one ventilator -- might be forced to transfer patients to larger facilities if they see a surge in cases.
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This is the first year of a decisive decade for humankind, and we have no more time to waste if we want to safeguard the quality of life we have today and that of future generations.
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Every vote for National Rifle Association-backed candidates increases the likelihood of more such tableaux, because certain politicians on this issue have shown they have no more conscience than the weapons they make so very available.
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I think this month will be better, because I have no more purchases I need to make and should get my tax refunds (last year + this year in US and Canada) which should total around $3,000+ dollars.
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Such people are often referred to as "canceled," a way of saying that many others (and perhaps the places at which they work) are fed up with them and will have no more to do with them.
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The agency also notified the Bureau of Land Management offices that they would now have no more than six months to decide on nominations by the oil and gas industry of federal land they wanted to lease.
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Like the Washington Metro, it will be completely separated from traffic, but will have no more capacity to move people than a light-rail line—which means about a third of the capacity of a bus line.
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In an interview published this week, he made it clear that he and his wife plan to have no more than two children, a decision that he appeared to link to a greater consideration for the planet.
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In an interview published this week, he made it clear that he and his wife plan to have no more than two children, a decision that he appeared to link to a greater consideration for the planet.
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Social media has made fans feel that football is an interactive experience while, in reality, they have no more access to or influence over clubs than they did in the era of print media and the newspaper press.
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We have no more business insisting it stop directly subsidizing its industries than it does insisting that we stop indirectly subsidizing ours through, for example, the highly favorable tax and patent treatment of our finance and pharmaceutical sectors.
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Carriers have no more necessities they can limit and then charge extra for, so they have moved on to selling "luxuries," many of which used to be included in coach seating, for whatever price you are willing to pay.
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"Hospitals have no more room to receive even one more case, due to the huge number of casualties, of wounded and of martyrs who died today at the hands of barbaric Russian warplanes backed by Syrian warplanes," he said.
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The sort of "we have no more food and are, in fact, all dead" collapse that Diamond described fifteenth-century Vikings suffering in Greenland is today extremely rare (and it's not even clear Diamond was right about the Vikings).
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Of course, the app will get bloated up again with more photos and videos as you use it, but at least now you know where to look when your iPhone tells you that you have no more room for selfies.
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Here are some strategies experts think could help stop the drain: Companies often require that employees have no more than one loan outstanding at a time, but Deloitte suggested they might also limit employees to an ongoing limit on loans.
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The treaty permits both countries to have no more than 800 deployed and non-deployed land-based intercontinental and submarine-launched ballistic missile launchers and heavy bombers equipped to carry nuclear weapons, and contains equal limits on other nuclear weapons.
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Or there may be a drug being tested in a clinical trial but the woman is not eligible because, for example, she has had two rounds of chemotherapy and the trial's rules say she can have no more than one.
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Yes. They include alcohol (men should have no more than two drinks a day, and women no more than one), amphetamines, decongestants, herbal supplements like ephedra and St. John's wort, and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, including aspirin and ibuprofen and Celebrex.
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We support Ukraine's choice to integrate with the West — which is why the Kremlin's attempt to turn Ukraine's Jews against Kiev during Moscow's takeover of Crimea failed — and we have no more desire to live under Russian domination than other citizens.
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But if it pulls out of the union, it will have no more say on European migration policies and no right to help in policing the tunnel entrance in Calais, France, where thousands of migrants trying to reach its shores have massed.
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In the end, the Trumpian populism of the 2010s will likely have no more staying power than the agrarian populism of the 1880s and '90s, which was similarly driven by demographic groups on the decline and similarly undercut by ongoing structural change.
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"In France the political families of the left and the right, structured in the post-war era, are exhausted because of their own divisions and inconsistencies, and have no more answers to the challenges of today," he told The Economist this summer.
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But to promote small businesses, the bill mandates that 25 percent of licenses be given to shops that have no more than 10 workers in a space smaller than 2,500 square feet and that process less than 373,000 pounds of cannabis every month.
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A new study, published in medical journal Fertility and Sterility in November 2019, found that trans men have no more trouble getting pregnant via assisted reproductive technology than their cis woman counterparts do, even trans men who had already begun taking testosterone.
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Not to forget how much it would suck for there to be no more gorgeous mountains, or to have no more snowboarding and skiing, but those mountains store a lot of water in snow that feeds rivers and provides drinking water for people to live.
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"There is a real frustration among House members and senators here that we have been talking about tax reform for many months and we have no more details to actually debate at this late stage in the legislation year," a Republican lawmaker told Vox.
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One tip in the book involves instituting the "4-hour meeting week," in which an employee should have no more than four hours' worth of meetings per week — in other words, at most 10% of their 40-hour work week should be spent in meetings.
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"Keep quietly and persistently suggesting to your boss that you have no more work on your plate and would happily take on anything else at any time, but mostly to build a paper trail in case someone asks why you aren't doing anything," she said.
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There are 47 people sentenced to death in Oklahoma, 26 of whom have exhausted their appeals, according to the attorney general.. Hunter said the state's Department of Corrections cannot set execution dates for people who have no more appeals until 150 days have passed.
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A lot of the fans at those races have no more than a couple of bucks floating on the outcome, hardly the kind of wagering magnet sufficient to keep the lights on or to make the annual Derby winner at least briefly a national institution.
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There's something incredibly rewarding about parenting younger children because they're sweet, innocent and kind of silly and just when you think you have no more room in your heart for anything, all of a sudden you realize your heart is 10 times bigger than you ever thought.
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Both are fierce opponents of the network neutrality rules the agency passed last year and have long advocated against regulations aimed at reining in the already massively consolidated telecom industry, where most Americans have no more than one or two choices for broadband providers as it is.
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"We have no more confidence that you will act responsibly in the future (even with yesterday's announcement) than we have evidence that you have done so in the past," wrote Brad Gerstner, the chief executive of Altimeter, and Paul A. Reeder, the chief executive of PAR.
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Our viewpoint is limited by the obstruction of her hiding place; when she darts out to grab a fallen agent's gun or peeks out to exchange shots with an assailant, we have no more idea of what she'll find on the other side of the counter than she does.
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"We have no more confidence that you will act responsibly in the future (even with yesterday's announcement) than we have evidence that you have done so in the past," Brad Gerstner, the chief executive of Altimeter, and Paul A. Reeder, the chief executive of PAR, wrote in the letter.
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If you get trapped into hearing something you'd rather not, give yourself permission to say, directly but not insultingly, "I'm uncomfortable when you talk about X." And don't waste time discussing this person with peers who have no more ability to do anything about the situation than you do.
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In "Postwar," Jackson Pollock, Frank Stella and other American all-stars have no more or less prominence than Socialist Realist painters from the Soviet Union and the new People's Republic of China, or than artists from beyond the great powers, like the ghoulishly brilliant Mozambican muralist Malangatana Valente Ngwenya.
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"The tests are artificial and contrived," said Dr. Gary J. Patronek, an adjunct professor at the veterinary medicine school at Tufts, who roiled the shelter world last summer when he published an analysis concluding that the tests have no more positive predictive value for aggression than a coin toss.
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Participating patients will need to have no more than six months to live; be able to self-administer the drug, and submit two oral requests for an aid-in-dying prescription at least 15 days apart, followed by a written request for this prescription signed in the presence of two witnesses.
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Amsterdam's famous coffee shops, with their haze of fragrant smoke, are tolerated provided they sell no hard drugs, do not sell to under-18s, create no public nuisance, have no more than 500 grams (18 ounces) of cannabis on the premises and sell no more than 5 grams at a time.
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According to the Washington Post, while experts believe that roughly 90 percent of the Hawaiian population would survive the immediate effects of such a strike, there are currently no designated nuclear shelters in the state, and in all likelihood residents would have no more than 12 to 15 minutes to find cover.
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Chan is perfectly fine as a man who feels he has nothing to lose ("I have no more family," he laments early on), but his hollowed-out gaze and "Death Wish"-style crusade can't compensate for how numbingly thin this all is, stringing together just enough plot to justify the eruptions of violence.
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Indeed, federal district judges may have no more important single function than ensuring that criminal cases are brought only when there is sufficient evidence to sustain an indictment -- and the guarantee of criminal trial by jury has long been viewed as one of the most fundamental of all of the Constitution's protections of individual rights.
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"Many people have life insurance through their jobs, but once they leave, they have no more insurance," said Ivory Johnson, a certified financial planner and founder of Delancey Wealth Management in Washington, D.C. Older Americans who chose term life insurance, which provides a set amount of coverage for a specific length of time, may be nearing the end of those policies, which generally max out at 30 years.
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It assumes that when African Americans enter the upper middle class—when their income reaches some specified level—their learning environments are in all relevant respects like the environments of whites at the same income level: Their public schools are as good, their neighborhoods are as safe, their social milieus reward learning just as much, their parents are as well educated, they have no more exposure to performance-impairing drugs like marijuana and no less access to performance-enhancing (for test-taking purposes, at least) drugs like ritalin.
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