But Credico began to have second thoughts, incurring Stone's wrath.
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They may have second thoughts if new witnesses come forward.
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But recently, Ms. Krerowicz, 58, began to have second thoughts.
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But recently, Ms. Krerowicz, 58, began to have second thoughts.
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Well, I have second thoughts, but then they'll get it anyway.
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I'm starting to have second thoughts about being married to Sheila.
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Russia was first to have second thoughts about the I.N.F. treaty.
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But last summer, the WikiLeaks co-founder started to have second thoughts.
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Then the leader of the free world appeared to have second thoughts.
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You might fill in the contact form, but then have second thoughts.
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Just what has caused Republican leaders to have second thoughts is unclear.
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Why not?" he replied, adding that "I have second thoughts about everything.
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" The question was repeated and he added, "I have second thoughts about everything.
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Voters who moan about meddling European judges might start to have second thoughts.
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And don't be afraid to delete a post if you have second thoughts.
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Christina began to have second thoughts about putting him under the knife again.
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Did you have second thoughts about the word "explain" and any derivations of it?
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Mr Yang and his wife have second thoughts, however; they return home, still arguing.
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If I ever thought oysters had feelings, I'd probably have second thoughts about it.
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Veteran players are also known to have second thoughts about retirement — ask Brett Favre.
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When she was home, recuperating, she started to have second thoughts about the surgery.
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Maybe you have second thoughts about it now, but you shouldn't give a fuck.
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In the past few days Mr Trump has appeared to have second thoughts on this.
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But the Mitchums have second thoughts about it, as does the insurance company where Dougie works.
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But the interview with Die Zeit showed why the party, and Merkel, might have second thoughts.
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Is that just your mild germaphobia talking or should he have second thoughts before digging in?
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The White House, which seemed ill-prepared for a long negotiation, began to have second thoughts.
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It may also have second thoughts should a sustained dollar rally complicate management of its own currency.
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I started doing some research and began to have second thoughts once I looked through apartment listings.
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Just hours after the angry reaction to Mr. Trump's decision, the president appeared to have second thoughts.
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Less staunch allies than Australia might have second thoughts about standing alongside America in a time of peril.
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"These issues could be enough to cause foreign investors to have second thoughts about buying NOK assets," Gallo said.
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This is something they seem fairly comfortable doing, but when it comes to the deed, they have second thoughts.
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There's also the option to preview posts before deleting them, if you think you're going to have second thoughts.
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But after Trump's somewhat disappointing second-place finish in Iowa, he seemed to have second thoughts about that strategy.
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Meantime, some experts suggest U.S. exporters may have second thoughts selling to China these days given the current uncertainties.
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But as the shutdown grinds on, they could have second thoughts, although that seems unlikely given the political climate.
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His remaining supporters may begin to have second thoughts about sticking with a prime minister about to stand trial.
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"If the Fed's public standing were stronger, lawmakers might have second thoughts about raiding the Fed's rainy day funds."
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But Meadows seemed to have second thoughts about his policy position on Wednesday, after the CBO released its report.
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The plan appeared to be in trouble earlier this year when lawmakers seemed to have second thoughts and delayed approval.
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Women, Muslims, Latinos: Might they have second thoughts about putting their lives in danger if he is commander in chief?
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States, which have to balance budgets, are beginning to have second thoughts about the wisdom of generous subsidies for solar.
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Both devices go on sale March 31, so if you have second thoughts or are undecided, there's still plenty of time.
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But not long after Mr. Greitens won the election and took office last January, Mr. DeGregorio began to have second thoughts.
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Hamilton's team mate and championship leader Nico Rosberg said he had hoped the teams would have second thoughts about the 2017 changes.
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You know how much I loved Princeton, but I'm really starting to have second thoughts about having gotten a Ph.D. in improv.
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I wondered if she might have second thoughts about being so candid or, alternatively, if she might elaborate to me about her concerns.
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But languishing oil prices, giving investors a more immediate reason to have second thoughts about how prospects for inflation and U.S. interest rates.
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"Suicide attempters often have second thoughts, but when a method like a gun works so effectively, there's no opportunity to reconsider," he said.
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When reporters asked about the tariffs he told them, "I have second thoughts about everything," without specifying what exactly he might be rethinking.
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Mr McGregor's clever dual-casting invites us to consider whether Jesus ever suffered self-doubt: did he have second thoughts about sacking the Temple?
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But it is possible that members may have second thoughts, under pressure from the administration and foreign governments may be persuaded to change positions.
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I'd have second thoughts about the Chandni Chowk gown because it required heels that made me an inch taller than my husband-to-be.
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In the end, Trump may have second thoughts about sticking his neck out in another Alabama senate race, where his record is 220-for-2.
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"I have second thoughts about everything," he said, leaving critics to hope the President was trying to make himself political room to deescalate the showdown.
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Although Google says you may be able to backtrack and recover your email if you have second thoughts, there is no guarantee, so play it safe.
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She and her husband, the NPR correspondent Rob Schmitz, work hard to get Rainey admitted, but from his first day they start to have second thoughts.
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Mystery is giving Strauss advice on "blasting through last minute resistance," meaning, convincing a girl to have sex with you when she's starting to have second thoughts.
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The team promises that data will be stored anonymously, although you might still have second thoughts about handing over your vitals to an internet-connected server. [Feverprints]
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It also happened with hurlers like Andrew Miller, and it even reportedly caused the Washington Nationals to have second thoughts on both Stephen Strasburg and Bryce Harper.
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Opinion WE'RE in the kayak, my mother and I, and although the water is calm and we're both wearing life jackets, I'm starting to have second thoughts.
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The two jet off on their adventure, only for Gomez to have second thoughts and burn the car to the ground so she doesn't end up in jail.
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Looking at the somberly worded minutes of the most recent Federal Reserve meeting, Michele said the central bank was right to have second thoughts about hiking interest rates.
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It turns out that in the privacy of the voting booth, many citizens have second thoughts about whether they want rights for embryos embedded in their state constitution.
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You can't always predict what will be removed, either by censors or by a regular person starting to have second thoughts about his or her own unfiltered utterance.
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The fortune might even now be small enough that the entrepreneur and former New York mayor would have second thoughts about self-funding a multibillion-dollar presidential run.
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Just a few weeks ago, investors seemed to have second thoughts about their Trump-related euphoria (which itself was a contrast to the widespread nervousness ahead of the election).
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It's strange, and soon after she hits the road, she begins to have second thoughts, especially when she realizes that her cargo might be some sort of strange creature.
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But I began to have second thoughts on the flight in from the north, when we crossed a mountain ridge and the clear air turned instantly to dense smog.
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With English voters guaranteeing some kind of economically disruptive breach with the EU, soft nationalists in Scotland may have second thoughts about what really counts as playing it safe.
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Than Aung Kyaw, Deputy Director General of Myanmar's Directorate of Investment and Company Administration, told Reuters European investors might have "second thoughts", but he expected Asian investors to stay put.
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But should he have second thoughts and choose to fall into line with historical precedent in the dying moments of his campaign, he has plenty of examples to look to.
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Figueroa seemed to have second thoughts as he picked up his shoes, and he kept crying as he fell into the arms of his coaches at the side of the stage.
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"There are a lot of corporate investors who are trading in the market and they will have second thoughts on remaining in the market," said Prashan Fernando, CEO at Acuity Stockbrokers.
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He wants them to fear being publicly blamed for crime by immigrants, to have second thoughts about releasing anyone who might give the administration an excuse to brand them as complicit.
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A recent patent application shows that Samsung has ambitious ideas for future phone-design experimentation, although the South Korean manufacturer may have second thoughts about bendy phones after recent battery explosions and recalls.
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The referendum result, which caught financial markets by surprise, is making institutional investors have second thoughts about committing to new funds for private equity (PE) deals in Britain, according to people in the industry.
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Some security experts instruct clients to shift their parking lots farther away from the main facility, giving more time for potential attackers to have second thoughts and for guards to act on a threat.
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But news that Microsoft has baked advertising into the operating system—pushing third-party apps as well as its own software and services—could be enough to make many a reluctant upgrader have second thoughts.
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KARANGASEM, Indonesia, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Clouds shrouded the top of Bali's highest volcano on Tuesday as the risk of an imminent eruption began to persuade some tourists to have second thoughts about visiting Indonesia's paradise island.
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Scouts are here to see players they might have second thoughts about: the guys who they haven't seen much of in person, the guys that do exceptionally well or poorly, the ones making a position switch.
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There must also be questions, given the ever more fractious nature of life in his administration, whether top-level staffers on the GOP bench who might be persuaded to serve are going to have second thoughts.
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"It's unlikely companies will have second thoughts on liquidating these positions, since the benefit of employee choice for investment and reduced fiduciary liability outweigh the usage of these plans as a defensive voting tactic," Allen said.
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"One of the things that she does feel remorse about is the fact that this has garnered such publicity and it'll cause people to have second thoughts about giving, especially during this time of year," he said.
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It also means likely disappointment for those European politicians who hope Britons will have second thoughts about the wisdom of Brexit, and settle for a close relationship with the EU if the divorce has to go through.
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Context: Telling reporters that he "might as well" have "second thoughts" about escalating the trade war was viewed as the first time Trump has indicated any regret that the dispute with China had spiraled into an international crisis.
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Seeing the EU in such crisis made some have second thoughts about being yoked to it — and increased worry among wealthy countries (like the UK) that they might have to help bail out less wealthy countries down the line.
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That could mean that Mr. Biden begins to fade and that Senator Kamala Harris fails to catch fire, or it could be that Democratic voters have second thoughts about nominating a progressive like Ms. Warren or Senator Bernie Sanders.
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Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer have vowed they will not give Trump any money to build a wall but as the shutdown grinds on, they could have second thoughts, although this seems unlikely given the political climate.
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Looking back at it and looking at the fruit of it now, the fact that you cannot stop this nominee on your own, the Democrats can&apost, do you have second thoughts about having changed the rules back in 22020?
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea said on Thursday that it would have second thoughts about a summit meeting between its leader, Kim Jong-un, and President Trump if American officials continued to make what the North considers threats against its leadership.
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But a jury found her guilty and she was sentenced to prison "I hope that by the sentence you receive, others who might be tempted to follow your path of crime will have second thoughts," U.S. District Judge A.J. McNamara told her.
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Earlier in the week, Diwa Guinigundo, the central bank's deputy governor, said that the BSP would "not have second thoughts" if action was essential, but indicated that policymakers were not worried about the expectation-topping inflation rate, Philippine-based news site Rappler reported.
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Did you ever get to a point where you said, "Boy, if I write what I think and what I've reported, this is going to damage someone's career," and then have second thoughts about whether or not you wanted to publish that?
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Pelosi said Sunday she did not have second thoughts about withholding the articles and is confident the move achieved a "very positive result," including former White House national security adviser John Bolton saying he is prepared to testify in a Senate trial if subpoenaed.
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"I think that people who relied on unbridled international growth are beginning to have second thoughts, and the company now faces domestic competition that may limit its ability to grow domestic profitability," said Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter, who has an "underperform" rating on the stock. Amazon.
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It's telling how many questions the writers leave open — almost enough for another season should Netflix have second thoughts — but they know that the saga of Frank Underwood defined this show, and so it ends when his story does, even if his widow gets the final word.
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But though the candidates "seem committed to reforming the presidency," they might have second thoughts from the vantage point of the Oval Office, said Jack Goldsmith, a Harvard law professor and former senior Justice Department official in the George W. Bush administration who reviewed their responses.
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Nor does he have second thoughts about preferring Republican Karen Handel, who was sworn in Monday as the 6th District congresswoman after defeating Democrat Jon Ossoff, whose ascension would have sent a loud message of disapproval to the White House and represented a check on the President's power.
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" Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (Utah) — "I have second thoughts, but I'll be there.
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The rumor claimed that the actor Bill Murray was somehow legally empowered to steal back for the hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan a single-copy album, "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin," that they had sold to Shkreli for $2 million, only to have second thoughts about doing so.
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"I imagine Trump supporters will believe the press is full of sleazy reporters, while some moderates or independents could have second thoughts about him because they expect the president to have a judicious temperament," said Kathleen Jamieson, the director of the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania.
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"My concern is that if NBC is possibly going to cancel the show because of ratings, they might have second thoughts because of the F.C.C. and other agencies he controls," said Robert M. Stern, former president of the Center for Governmental Studies in Los Angeles, which focuses on ethics reform.
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Of course, it is not unusual for political aides to have second thoughts about their jobs or the agendas they work to advance, but it is extraordinary that members of this president's braintrust say they're sticking around only because they think they can save the president (and through him, all of us) from himself.
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If you have second thoughts, the move can quickly be undone by carrying out a restart of your phone, which is kind of a bummer as it'd be nice to rid myself of all signs of Apple News once and for all, but this can at least offer some momentary relief that dies when your phone does as well.
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With a presidential election just over a week away, Hillary Clinton's biggest concern will not be the very remote possibility of future criminal charges, but the much likelier chance that a few too many voters in key states will have second thoughts about pulling the lever for a presidential contender still under suspicion of wrongdoing by the FBI.
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Now, they're putting their house on the market even sooner, in the hopes that they can catch buyers before they have second thoughts; querying their builder about disrupted supply chains while considering what to do about the next deposit that is due on that place; considering whether they ought to just call a halt to both buying and selling; eyeing the markets with growing concern; and close to canceling their Texas plans.
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