If not today, then tomorrow, and if not tomorrow, next year.
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To this end, then, let the man be volatile, depraved and abusive, duplicitous if not hateful, creepy if not a rapist, feckless if not heartless.
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If not an attractive woman—if not an attractive, heterosexual, penetrable cis-woman—then what?
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You want the same, if not more, amount of comments; same, if not more, amount of posts.
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Nathan&aposs is iconic, if not the most iconic, hot dog in America, if not the world.
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The saying is, "if not us then who, if not now then when" and I flipped it around.
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Let's start with the fact that many if not most if not all feel shipwrecked in their own lives. Discuss!
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And it has prompted an uncomfortable question: If not Aurora, and if not prison, where exactly is Mr. Kokoraleis to live?
|
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But both China and Russia have demonstrated that hybrid warfare, if not pushed too far, can achieve lasting, if not costless, results.
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"If not by sea, we can send them by land, and if not by land then by air," he said after the call.
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This would effectively return Washington and Beijing to a war footing on the peninsula, if not outright armed conflict itself if not handled carefully.
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If there is no agreement then or soon after, it will be difficult, if not impossible, to hold the referendum before September, if not later.
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And most, if not all, queer folks can relate to feeling othered in heterosexual society at some point in their lives, if not every waking moment.
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Fortnite would never have happened if not for PUBG, and PUBG would never have happened if not for H1Z1 and the other survival shooter mods before it.
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In fact, progress on clean energy is just barely underway in the US. And much of it is reversible — if not reversible, stoppable; if not stoppable, slowable.
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If not, President Bashar al-Assad of Syria will continue to see signs of weakness and respond only by continued, if not increased, use of chemical weapons.
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"I was an artillery officer, and we fired hundreds of rounds into Fallujah, killed probably hundreds of civilians, if not scores, if not hundreds of civilians," Hunter said.
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We're all in the same space, but each of us will be doing different things and always involving at least two — if not three if not four – screens.
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Observers have been saying stock prices are high — maybe too high — for months, if not years, meaning a decline was seen as at least somewhat likely, if not inevitable.
|
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This is difficult — if not impossible — to do.
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Ally wouldn't have become the sensation she does if not for Jackson, and it's clear that Jackson, if not for Ally, would have burnt out far sooner than he did.
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And, if not, at least it's fun ... right, Alvin?!
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Nevertheless, war will come — if not now, then soon.
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" "I think I'm doing very well, if not better.
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To be, if not God, then a minor deity . . .
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If not ... he says they'll have to get creative.
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If not leave it + I'll work it out later.
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Relax — you're in good, if not exactly steady, hands.
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Hoyer, who's stood comfortably — if not contentedly — behind Rep.
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" If not opposed, "they will gather power and strength.
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With cheesecake — if not with life — richer is better.
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If not, we'll continue to give this bug legs.
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" If not, he said, "the agreement will be terminated.
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But it's proved a complicated — if not impossible — task.
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Poor teeth, poor pork — if not ground, then PULLED.
|
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If not for Akon, Lil Wayne might never have realized the potential of Auto-Tune the way he did; if not for Akon, Young Jeezy might never have had a top ten hit.
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"she's still barbara and still this stunning and cute if not more so." we still sing this 🖤 she's still barbara and still this stunning and cute if not more so ✨ pic.twitter.
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The 'right' choice, if not the perfect choiceChapek's strong track record at Disney made him a clear — if not the "perfect" — pick to replace Iger, who was due to retire in December 2021.
|
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What is this art, if not a product of its time and place — and what is its time and place, if not one of the most profligate flowerings of evil in human history?
|
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Clinton and worried about — if not hostile to — Mr. Sanders.
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If not for Marx's bravery, the crew would surely die.
|
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If not, you'll still get a bunch of educational courses.
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Only then can it be deemed 'fair' if not 'great.
|
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If not, well, we're in for an interesting four years.
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Do it for the people, if not the plants. —Shatter?
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If not, it would have been a pretty sad birthday.
|
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In Europe, "dozens if not hundreds could fit that profile."
|
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If not, it starts to look like a witch hunt.
|
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If not him, someone from here who worked with him.
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If not, here are a few of the major points:
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If not, talk to them about a new deal. Europe?
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If not, then you'll probably still be waiting until 2017.
|
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If not, he will ring the Canadian embassy, he says.
|
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So the attention it received was expected, if not deserved.
|
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The performance, if not the result, was similar against England.
|
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That's shocking, to say the least, if not completely absurd.
|
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To ignore what's happening would seem irresponsible, if not callous.
|
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Second time will be the same thing, if not better.
|
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If not, expect most of them to drop out soon.
|
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But civil court proceedings typically take months, if not years.
|
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If not, maybe you can give it to someone else.
|
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"And if not, hopefully there's a really good return policy."
|
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And the Kardashians are worth $100 million, if not more.
|
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If not, then a general election would have been called.
|
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"If not, waves" occupies a central position in the exhibition.
|
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Usually, demolition permits take weeks, if not months, for approval.
|
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If not, then it's hard to get too excited here.
|
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So plenty of scope for crisis - if not quite yet.
|
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Or, if not good exactly, then at least not objectionable.
|
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If not, he would simply be tried in another court.
|
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The 115th Congress has been busy repealing, if not replacing.
|
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At best, they represent exceptional cases; if not, gross exaggerations.
|
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If not, perhaps it will be in a future situation.
|
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And Jared Leto's Joker was nothing if not wearing makeup.
|
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If not, they could face fines of up to $213,000.
|
|
And if not, what is he allowing to go unpunished?
|
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"If not, you're alienating a lot of people," he added.
|
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If not, humongous changes could be headed Miami's way. 211.
|
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The crochet trend can look dowdy if not done right.
|
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Why should pop music even exist, if not to communicate?
|
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If not, you know, we can live with that, too.
|
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This trade war could last for decades, if not forever.
|
|
Chip cards are much harder, if not impossible, to duplicate.
|
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I need to stay, if not clean, then clean enough.
|
|
Halo 6 seems like a possibility — if not a certainty.
|
|
Most summers, a comedy breaks out domestically, if not worldwide.
|
|
But what's glory worth if not preceded by some suffering?
|
|
And if not, why aren't you watching RuPaul's Drag Race?
|
|
All of this raises the question: If not now, when?
|
|
If not, well, there's not much we can do. USA!
|
|
The damage to his career seems complete, if not irreversible.
|
|
What can we count on if not Jon's blind heroism?
|
|
High rain chances arrive by late afternoon, if not before.
|
|
If not for the arts, my child would've been lost.
|
|
"Conspiracies sometimes exist for months, if not years," Ohlin said.
|
|
If not, the beastly flick could meet a grisly end.
|
|
If not, artificial insemination and IVF are both viable options.
|
|
The R1 is also fun, if not thrilling, to drive.
|
|
John Schneider is married again — even if not quite legally.
|
|
Cosplaying alone can cost hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.
|
|
If not, we need to think about a new strategy.
|
|
That indicates markets are turning cautious if not outright bearish.
|
|
If not, maybe wait to leave until you do, OK?
|
|
If not, it's best to steer clear of Minaj's tips.
|
|
If not water, what did dig out those deep trenches?
|
|
Easily five percent each, if not more to be honest.
|
|
Most vapes, if not filled properly, leak like a sieve.
|
|
He said O'Connell's actions are certainly unethical, if not illegal.
|
|
Both were reasonably fast, if not the fastest I've seen.
|
|
So if not keto, what would the longtime trainer recommend?
|
|
Why would you bring bullets if not to use them?
|
|
"It's okay if not everybody likes you," she told Vogue.
|
|
Other countries have reciprocated in kind if not in degree.
|
|
What would the conflict be, if not about a man?
|
|
Amber Rudd is a competent if not scintillating home secretary.
|
|
Throughout her interview, she was nothing if not deeply sincere.
|
|
Many Libyans would endorse that goal (if not Saif's candidacy).
|
|
And this campaign has been nothing if not heinously offensive.
|
|
China will send its prime minister, if not Mr Xi.
|
|
Other features are more ambitious, if not a little premature.
|
|
Her furniture is easily 40 years old, if not older.
|
|
And if not, we should be open to other possibilities.
|
|
If not, the bank refused the trades, the lawsuit claims.
|
|
The disease can be fatal if not detected early enough.
|
|
If not, the program terminates, which would be their decision.
|
|
If not, that would warrant a formal investigation, she said.
|
|
If not, I think we are going to be struggling.
|
|
If not, just wash your hands thoroughly and move on.
|
|
If not, public confidence in capitalism may suffer another blow.
|
|
If not, Mr Bolsonaro and his ilk have a chance.
|
|
" If not, "we will get the directives from our leaders.
|
|
Lil Nas X is nothing if not a shrewd businessman.
|
|
The president is nothing if not a shrewd political operator.
|
|
If not, funding an annuity may be the right move.
|
|
If not, it will be butchered and sold for meat.
|
|
If not for being a former president, he could have.
|
|
If not, Hurley said all entry fees will be returned.
|
|
Master of None is nothing if not almost painfully relatable.
|
|
Tinder updates have historically been light, if not downright cutesy.
|
|
Anaphylaxis can quickly lead to death if not treated properly.
|
|
But how could Kafka be understood, if not by images?
|
|
Even without Netflix, the feature is useful if not comprehensive.
|
|
Most if not all human embryos have some chromosomal abnormalities.
|
|
The news was met with disappointment, if not total shock.
|
|
But the staple can be poisonous if not processed properly.
|
|
If not, they will find some people embarrassed and losing.
|
|
The Crispr revolution is reinventing, if not reigniting, that debate.
|
|
If not, respect their boundaries and don't pressure or push.
|
|
If not, we have to keep on talking and negotiating.
|
|
Our cultural affinity for flashbacks is sweet, if not naive.
|
|
Conway's tactic would be merely silly if not so dangerous.
|
|
And if not, have the residents benefited from the changes?
|
|
I feel like 90 if not 100 is from experience.
|
|
If not — an already wild campaign will get even wilder.
|
|
Where would you find love if not on the Earth?
|
|
They are nothing if not consistent in their social policies.
|
|
For many, it is a question of if, not when.
|
|
If not, then what sources will he or she consult?
|
|
And if not, what the hell is going on here?
|
|
What is Snapchat if not the extension of the self?
|
|
Scientific studies typically play out over months, if not years.
|
|
That 12 percent figure is daunting, if not exactly prohibitive.
|
|
Surely the food is nutritious, if not altogether appetizing, right?
|
|
This could stall Article 50 for months, if not years.
|
|
We identified with their problems, if not always their solutions.
|
|
That helped mitigate some, if not all of the damage.
|
|
If not, you'll still get to take home something great.
|
|
She was received politely, if not enthusiastically, by the audience.
|
|
And it'll definitely give you nothing if not more choice.
|
|
If not, you might want to put the plastic away.
|
|
If not, should regulators step in to change the rules?
|
|
If not, maybe you'll like my coverage next year better.
|
|
If not, thank it for its service and delete it.
|
|
And if not, well, there's really no harm in asking.
|
|
And if not, then Murray better download the MLB app.
|
|
The mood: Cheerful, if not defiant of the political realities.
|
|
Cameras would follow me, if not that night, then eventually.
|
|
If not, these bees are probably far away from you!
|
|
If not, you may be reaching for the skip button.
|
|
If not, then the Surface Pro 6 is your guy.
|
|
And if not, why do we keep using them anyway?
|
|
If not, supply will surely increase, and prices will chill.
|
|
If not in China, it will be processed somewhere else.
|
|
And if not, she's my bud; either way it's good.
|
|
The case Tufts presented seems compelling, if not entirely believable.
|
|
If not, you won't be missing out on that much.
|
|
If not, the fossils should be left in the ground.
|
|
If not for religious or some sort of ecstatic experience.
|
|
And if not, he says he'll adopt her, io9 reports.
|
|
If not, its known fields will be exhausted in four.
|
|
It would have been silly, if not for the stakes.
|
|
If not, tell us exactly what makes WU so singular?
|
|
If not, I'm getting up, I'm hanging out with friends.
|
|
If not, keep cooking and testing every couple of minutes.
|
|
Taken in isolation, these measures are tolerable if not popular.
|
|
So they may have broken rules, if not the law.
|
|
If not, future presidents may have Donald Trump to thank.
|
|
What is the Bachelor Mansion if not a hopeless place?
|
|
Those policies, if not the rhetoric, appealed to many conservatives.
|
|
If not, go find some people to stand next to.
|
|
If not, does his review sway your own opinion somehow?
|
|
This is, technically, cause for disciplinary action, if not expulsion.
|
|
But even if not, go with the truth when possible.
|
|
And millions of people accepted it — emotionally if not logically.
|
|
And if not Netflix, what about Amazon, Google and Apple?
|
|
Mr. Obama seemed amused, if not surprised, by the question.
|
|
So far, it is an uphill, if not losing, battle.
|
|
All of the victories have been decisive, if not blowouts.
|
|
If not Kasich, another prominent Republican will emerge; probably soon.
|
|
If not, you may need to reconsider your management style.
|
|
I think now, it's just as easy if not easier.
|
|
If not, stay quiet and listen to billionaires like Bloomberg.
|
|
If not, then maybe we really have hit peak iPhone.
|
|
If not, there's plenty of room in The Bad Place.
|
|
If not, you still have plenty of other streaming options.
|
|
Or if not admiration, at least a desire to emulate.
|
|
If not for him, I think it's a different result.
|
|
To the skeptics we would ask 'if not now, when?
|
|
Spouses are welcome, if not encouraged, to attend the dinner.
|
|
" Rokita called Trump "someone who is vulgar, if not profane.
|
|
Pneumonic plague is nearly always fatal if not properly treated.
|
|
Same, if not longer and more intense, reaction to Rep.
|
|
Some, if not all, of that material relates to Trump.
|
|
But what are friends for, if not to pull rank?
|
|
That on its own is practical, if not super exciting.
|
|
There is also positive change — if not nearly enough — elsewhere.
|
|
Ms. Mayer was indicating business was normal, if not better.
|
|
"But that can take months, if not years," Jafri added.
|
|
Again, if not accepted, you remain potentially subject to enforcement.
|
|
If not, both the chicken and the sausage are fabulous.
|
|
It's just as bad, if not worse, on mobile devices.
|
|
It has died down over time, if not yet disappeared.
|
|
If not, it might erode away because of wave action.
|
|
Any action, when it comes, seems halfhearted, if not superfluous.
|
|
Russia's adversary Ukraine has been equally if not more aggressive.
|
|
" Make it "as cheap as coal power, if not cheaper.
|
|
Hundreds of thousands, if not millions, took to the streets.
|
|
Many, if not most of those voters were likely ineligible.
|
|
But what's a future for if not to dream big?
|
|
If not for those decisions, everything would have been different.
|
|
She asked for faith, if not trust, in her competence.
|
|
If not, we tell our programmers, who fix the code.
|
|
But mining meant committing capital for years, if not decades.
|
|
If not treated quickly, the condition can lead to death.
|
|
If not, the season could get out of hand quickly.
|
|
But female soccer fans have been nothing if not persistent.
|
|
All these assertions are grossly exaggerated if not dead wrong.
|
|
More important, queer Muslims are marginalized if not simply invisible.
|
|
Most, if not all, states want to grow their populations.
|
|
Those with stronger ratings fared somewhat, if not uniformly, better.
|
|
The surprise, if not shock, of Mr. Trump's victory lingers.
|
|
Nevertheless, its code of ethics is nothing if not comprehensive.
|
|
Where does it stop, if not nipped in the bud?
|
|
Another year of greatness if not my best one yet.
|
|
California's infrastructure could be crippled for weeks, if not months.
|
|
How is enthusiasm measured, if not by actual vote count?
|
|
If not, then your characterization of their position is unfair.
|
|
If not, I'll just move on to the next subject.
|
|
And they're ready if not, because they have to be.
|
|
But if not, at least those guys are valuable defensively.
|
|
And, even if not, more sports betters should increase viewership.
|
|
The reasons are instructive for 2016, if not directly applicable.
|
|
Probably one of the biggest barriers, if not the biggest.
|
|
If not, perhaps it will be in a future situation.
|
|
Or if not, what animal would you be and why?
|
|
You would almost certainly end up crushed, if not dead.
|
|
They seem to like Vesterbacka's enthusiasm, if not his approach.
|
|
If not, industry needs to step up and cough up.
|
|
If not, check your junk, it might be the algorithms.
|
|
If not, continued currency depreciation and more inflation are inevitable.
|
|
And if not, well, it didn't hurt Amazon to try.
|
|
If not, we are going to have an earnings problem.
|
|
What is the point of art if not to provoke?
|
|
After all, they're just as — if not even more — important.
|
|
You gotta want to have change; if not, it's ineffective.
|
|
And what would they be talking about, if not nukes?
|
|
What are vocal cords anyway, if not the ultimate synthesisers?
|
|
If not, what are we going to make biopics about?
|
|
Most, if not all of them, would be sent back.
|
|
What emotion drives that innovation, if not feelings of empathy?
|
|
But the counter is just as dirty, if not dirtier.
|
|
If not, what are you basing your collusion conclusion on?
|
|
"If not, go back to the drawing board," they said.
|
|
If not, how do I respond to this friendship appropriately?
|
|
We're priced for, if not perfection, some pretty good outcomes.
|
|
If not sneezing or coughing, how can they infect others?
|
|
In professional sports, if not the dictionary, policy follows progeny.
|
|
If not, he should make room for those who can.
|
|
If not, do I need to send it at all?
|
|
If not, be thankful for the chance and politely decline.
|
|
Toward fashion week's rituals she is irreverent if not indifferent.
|
|
The health care system is already busy, if not overloaded.
|
|
But what is moving if not the unsettledness in action?
|
|
He already had the contentiousness, if not the overt religiosity.
|
|
That could have unpredictable and harmful effects if not stabilized.
|
|
If not, now is the perfect time to tackle them.
|
|
If not, the election moves to an elimination round. 3.
|
|
This way of thinking is widely disputed, if not debunked.
|
|
ABC and Disney are nothing if not in promotional sync.
|
|
Because if not, that essentially means he can't be deterred.
|
|
The fungus could seriously damage — if not destroy — her art.
|
|
If not, what are some of your passions or interests?
|
|
It's an admirable effort, if not always a likable one.
|
|
The network, if not the White House, must be happy.
|
|
If not, you can end up wandering hither and yon.
|
|
If not, what else do you think they should do?
|
|
If not, babe, you'll probably find some comfort here too.
|
|
What would you call this if not an arms race?
|
|
McClellan believed he was at a disadvantage, if not outnumbered.
|
|
If not, the search is likely to be deemed voluntary.
|
|
Holiday is nothing if not a new kind of clever.
|
|
What are magic tricks if not a warping of reality?
|
|
Mr. Zeffirelli had won — the battle, if not the war.
|
|
And if not, what would your top individual rate be?
|
|
If not, they should already start thinking about next year.
|
|
This week has felt different in magnitude if not kind.
|
|
They need to go down to 50, if not less.
|
|
If not, we're doomed to watering our plants with electrolytes.
|
|
If not, they'll find someone else to do the job.
|
|
He, too, brought words of reassurance, if not of certainty.
|
|
They must spark at least joy, if not pure rapture.
|
|
If not, what do you think of those who do?
|
|
If not, time to get Dr. Krista on retainer, stat.
|
|
LOS ANGELES — Robert A. Iger is nothing if not consistent.
|
|
And if not, what's his actual problems with the agreement?
|
|
If not for her, this project would have never succeeded.
|
|
If not, where do they need to deploy more resources?
|
|
Our users were more engaged, visiting daily, if not hourly.
|
|
Breaking those entrenched habits will be difficult, if not impossible.
|
|
All new players are judged, if not straightaway, then quickly.
|
|
If not, please do — but later, not in the moment.
|
|
Try eating vegan for a week — if not now, when?
|
|
"Eleni is fierce and nothing if not determined," he said.
|
|
If not, you get lost in a sea of life.
|
|
They are both sore, but remain uninjured, if not undaunted.
|
|
It's been years in the making, if not decades: Gov.
|
|
If not, the Treasury Department will use your 2018 return.
|
|
So jewelry is pretty frivolous, if not downright unimportant. Right?
|
|
And they trigger discomfort — if not outrage — to this day.
|
|
" If not, he said, the "principle of charity should apply.
|
|
This, like our present society, is disorderly if not chaotic.
|
|
Venues, badly damaged if not destroyed, canceled and postponed shows.
|
|
If not that, it's not clear what he even means.
|
|
But many, if not most patients, probably don't need them.
|
|
If not for themselves, then for the people around them.
|
|
Go for the playhouse if not wholly for the play.
|
|
If not in this stimulus bill, then in the next.
|
|
If not, why have you chosen not to get one?
|
|
It was a solid effort, if not a heartening one.
|
|
And what is "Careers for Women" if not entirely satisfying?
|
|
If not, you can log in by navigating to settings.
|
|
Alonso Guillen died a hero, if not an American citizen.
|
|
If not, how can I talk to management about this?
|
|
If not, you are leaving free money on the table.
|
|
If so, why and how, and if not, why not?
|
|
The safety fears, if not purely imaginary, are wildly exaggerated.
|
|
If not, why do I feel so dejected and disappointed?
|
|
It is a discouraging trend line, if not too surprising.
|
|
If not, ask that it be put on the menu.
|
|
Indeed, Clayton's financing may have shrunk if not for Ares.
|
|
In the intervening years he was nothing if not consistent.
|
|
Where are they going if not to their next poems?
|
|
If not JPJ, who would you have been interested in?
|
|
The Duchess of Sussex is nothing if not a trendsetter.
|
|
It's a passion, after all, if not a strategic imperative.
|
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And Greg Surgener would leave, if not for family obligations.
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If not, we will have to build another political community.
|
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If not, what attracted him to Lamb and his kind?
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Where would he get his protein, if not from meat?
|
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If not, do you wish your school would offer them?
|
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If not, the onus will fall on eager House Democrats.
|
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They had a quiet appeal, if not a visceral currency.
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If not, what other solutions can you come up with?
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Applications for both can languish for months, if not years.
|
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If not, what limits should be placed on its use?
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We've been playing these games for years, if not decades.
|
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If not, the economy could be in recession next year.
|
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He is right — if not in the way he thinks.
|
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The rumors seem to explain Friday's decision, if not October's.
|
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If not, they will throw you out onto the street.
|
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If not, find some new people to vouch for you.
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I mean, if not, that's just a missed marketing opportunity.
|
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Dementia is everywhere: if not you, then someone you know.
|
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He clearly relished the attention, if not always the scrutiny.
|
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If not, it's a sign that there's work to do.
|
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As a consequence, truth becomes relative, if not altogether removed.
|
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In essence, personhood laws outlaw most, if not all, abortions.
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If not, tap it again and proceed to Step 5.
|
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Anxiety and depression are equally common, if not more so.
|
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If not with you lot, with him and his father?
|
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If not, millions of Americans will be dramatically worse off.
|
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And if not that, then congrats to the happy couple!!!
|
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If not, how does it make you feel, and why?
|
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If not, what brought them to the state of homelessness?
|
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Where do you go that's safe, if not your home?
|
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Kampitsis is firm on this strategy, if not the amount.
|
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Jennifer Lawrence is nothing if not a girl next door.
|
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If not, this will be one more industry forced overseas.
|
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They're comfortable, clean, and elegant, if not a bit traditional.
|
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Television is nothing if not an inexhaustible learning tool, right?
|
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And what is that if not the stirrings of love?
|
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Yet early voting, if not restrained soon, may prove sticky.
|
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If not, tap to see which Snaps need backing up.
|
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This buys China clout, if not affection, other diplomats say.
|
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That's worth $750 when redeemed toward travel, if not more.
|
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If not warehoused in prison, Martin could literally save lives.
|
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If not, do yourself a favor and skip the stress.
|
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These are, once again, largely if not entirely cosmetic distinctions.
|
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Judge Gorsuch cut an impressive, if not particularly ideological, figure.
|
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If not, China will retaliate "for sure," she told CNBC.
|
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"If not you, who?" they were asked, an official said.
|
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However, this could have a catastrophic impact if not modified.
|
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We left Iraq largely to Iranian influence, if not control.
|
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It's crazy ... typhoid can be fatal if not treated correctly.
|
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And if not now, as the ancient rabbis asked, when?
|
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They knew the sentiment, if not the specific grandmotherly aphorism.
|
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She stays proudly on display, if not on the payload.
|
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"This opportunity comes with costs if not realized," said Brilliant.
|
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These could create reputational nightmares, if not costly legal battles.
|
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People moved several, if not a dozen, times, she said.
|
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It's going to change -- if not now, it will eventually.
|
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Together, it was a surprise: Welcome, if not entirely successful.
|
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It's nothing if not interesting, and it's free to visit.
|
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Firing Mr. Mueller: Mr. Trump is nothing if not mercurial.
|
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Dementia is everywhere: if not you, then someone you know.
|
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That would be unappealing, if not disastrous, to many owners.
|
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If not for his father, it would have been worse.
|
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If not for the money, do it for Boogotti himself.
|
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"Because if not, they will imprison you, or you're dead."
|
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If not literally Fortnite, then in other spaces like it.
|
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ANONYMOUS Talk back — to your anxiety, if not your uncle.
|
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I probably wouldn't be here today if not for Klonopin.
|
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And surprise would be difficult, if not impossible, to achieve.
|
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She was candid in conversation, if not quite at ease.
|
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I thought it was perfectly cozy, if not particularly snug.
|
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If not, you definitely know someone who does it regularly.
|
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If not in June, July is still a strong possibility.
|
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And it would alleviate, if not eliminate, garbled strategic voting.
|
|
The N.B.A. life is nothing if not an intersectional experience.
|
|
And what was a tsunami if not a natural disaster?
|
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Punk, in its original form, was nothing if not iconoclastic.
|
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If not, what animal would you choose instead and why?
|
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This would have been easier if not for two things.
|
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The exhibit is sprawling in scope if not in space.
|
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We're talking about certainly hundreds, if not thousands, of cases.
|
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But technology is displacing as many jobs, if not more.
|
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So you'd bring them, or you would pay if not?
|
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If not, she's the one that will take the blame.
|
|
And they could be waiting several months, if not years.
|
|
It's difficult — if not impossible — to definitively answer the question.
|
|
And on a personal note, I not only love living here, I think this is one of the most — if not the most — interesting municipalities to cover in the nation, if not the world.
|
|
If not, a season that at times felt like a foregone conclusion could be as wide open heading into the conference finals as any year since at least 2006, if not the late 1970s.
|
|
FRENETIC trading on October 24th ended with America's leading share-price indices giving up most if not all of the gains of what, only a month ago, had been a good, if not spectacular, year.
|
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They insisted that my problem was imaginary, or, if not imaginary, then emotional, or, if not emotional, then a symptom of perimenopause that I hadn't noticed before—which is to say, it was natural, unavoidable.
|
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If not, would-be bombers' immediate fury would pass without incident.
|
|
Nayely is nothing if not a strong role model for women.
|
|
If not, it will stay yours to do on your own.
|
|
It was a significant, if not conclusive, turn for Mr. Bush.
|
|
And this second episode was just as juicy — if not juicier!
|
|
It's nothing if not a wild ride – and a perfect binge.
|
|
She's just as manipulative as they are (if not more so).
|
|
IN MATTERS of finance, if not climate, Canada is usually temperate.
|
|
And if not, can I live in your underground panic bunker?
|
|
If not, we rounded up five similar, budget-friendly styles below.
|
|
But that is seen as difficult, if not impossible, for Republicans.
|
|
But it's equally, if not more, problematic for Sanders' presidential bid.
|
|
If not, the Apple Store has a pretty good return policy.
|
|
If not, you might have an easier time parting with them.
|
|
She's one of the most (if not the most) credentialed, knowledgeable,
|
|
The clip was surprisingly endearing and sweet, if not completely ridiculous.
|
|
Or, if not at hand, clearly visible in the middle distance.
|
|
If not, do you have any plans to keep building mods?
|
|
But even if not, you'll almost surely hear some interesting stories.
|
|
If so, he seeks an indictment; if not, he does not.
|
|
Transforming spaces that could take days, if not weeks, to build.
|
|
Keys have been around for hundreds, if not, thousands of years.
|
|
If not, it still doesn't cost LinkedIn anything in the process.
|
|
What do evangelicals see in Donald Trump, if not moral rectitude?
|
|
If not, then please stop saying it, because it's just wrong.
|
|
If not, they are usually available for a set time period.
|
|
If not, consider adding that to your 2019 to-do list.
|
|
If not, he asked us to remain neutral in the parliament.
|
|
No worries if not — just thought I'd toss in an idea!
|
|
If not, you can select from a great array of dildos.
|
|
Fingers crossed that Netflix delivers some good news, but if not?
|
|
If not, now you've officially heard of the programming language R!
|
|
Jim Jordan (R-OH) tweeted something equally, if not more, offensive.
|
|
"If not, how can we operate and care for our livestock?"
|
|
The rules of hajwalah are easy to understand, if not execute.
|
|
If not, they have to face these unusual circumstances head-on.
|
|
Even if not everybody loves Dunkirk, everybody at least admires it.
|
|
Many on the right are clapping, if not delivering standing ovations.
|
|
Who knows how many unreleased masters remain—dozens if not hundreds.
|
|
A hefty (if not huge) powerhouse for travelers, the Nikon D500.
|
|
"But if not, that would not be a catastrophe," he said.
|
|
Some, if not lots, of construction is going to be required.
|
|
If not, they could drag on for up to five years.
|
|
As a display, the Canvas' specs are respectable, if not great.
|
|
James was equally as productive as Irving, if not as efficient.
|
|
If there's a consensus, it makes sense, if not, it's not.
|
|
If not, you're going to want to download the app ASAP.
|
|
If not, the prospects for Mr Macron will be unexpectedly bright.
|
|
If not...maybe she can hit them up on Facebook midseason?
|
|
We have hundreds if not thousands of people that need watching.
|
|
Fiction is just as insightful as nonfiction, if not more so.
|
|
If not how do you react to audiences reading into that?
|
|
If not, am I willing to take action to change it?
|
|
This is a bipartisan, if not nonpartisan, consensus among federal prosecutors.
|
|
"It could lead to death if not adequately supported," he said.
|
|
What do child-murdering traitors deserve, if not to lose everything?
|
|
On one hand, the genre feels old-fashioned, if not unfashionable.
|
|
And they never would have gone but if not for Sandy.
|
|
Sometimes, the trio end up co-operating, if not by design.
|
|
The language in "What Is Love If Not Rot?" is arresting.
|
|
And if not, she should make way for someone who will.
|
|
On iOS, Android, and Chrome OS, it's harder, if not impossible.
|
|
I always said, if not tennis, then I would play basketball.
|
|
If not, (Booker) is going to see a lot of elbows.
|
|
However, most, if not all, of the kittens don't get sick.
|
|
Who is owed the bulk of my life, if not me?
|
|
Rubbish piles up on open dumps, if not in the street.
|
|
If not, is it time for a viable third-party alternative?
|
|
But even if not, you'll still see a stunning partial eclipse.
|
|
It's familiar, if not exactly comfortable, exactly like an actual commute.
|
|
And if smooth is you, cool, if not, then it's alright.
|
|
Too many victims stay quiet for too long, if not forever.
|
|
Playing competitively is a fun, if not an especially deep, experience.
|
|
One of the leaders, if not the leader in that business.
|
|
If not, is your company doing anything to improve the culture?
|
|
If not, why not because it seems inevitable, don't you think?
|
|
Show the team you're just as committed, if not more so.
|
|
Though it's possible, if not probable, that Miller wasn't the first.
|
|
Erdogan nonetheless dislikes that which he cannot control if not dictate.
|
|
If not Instagram itself, then what about the brands advertising there?
|
|
If not experience, what does he look for in prospective employees?
|
|
The Byton concept boasts good, if not earth-shattering, performance specs.
|
|
Thus, thousands, if not millions, more poor people would go uncovered.
|
|
It's a pretty traditional paella, if not a traditional chicken recipe.
|
|
If not, well, you've been staring at spoilers without realizing it.
|
|
Motorized vehicles pose a nuisance, if not a hazard, to pedestrians.
|
|
If not, they will get to vote for the 2020 awards.
|
|
Who actually speaks for US foreign policy, if not the president?
|
|
I was disappointed, if not surprised, that the police were wrong.
|
|
If not, Ciudadanos will press for the job of parliamentary Speaker.
|
|
If not, there's a JBL soundbar coming with Android TV integrated.
|
|
Parsing out a feeling from those signals hard, if not impossible.
|
|
If not, you have every right to question why it doesn't.
|
|
Many — if not most — wooden structures are gone or severally damaged.
|
|
And if not, we have other tips and tricks for you.
|
|
"I wouldn't be alive if not for them," she tells PEOPLE.
|
|
I've gotten dozens if not hundreds of emails about this case.
|
|
THE Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) is nothing if not hardy.
|
|
But at an angle that's impossibly awkward if not completely impossible.
|
|
If not, I'll work from home the rest of the day.
|
|
Perhaps painting can change that; or, if not, speak to it.
|
|
If not, what might it look like if things go wrong?
|
|
But the results could be dramatically frustrating, if not downright weird.
|
|
Now it's definitely zero emissions by then, if not by 2030.
|
|
Most, if not all of the conduct alleged, is decades old.
|
|
Farmers expect to lose most if not all of this business.
|
|
If not, and how much will he bet me on Amazon?
|
|
If not, there will be no hope of renewal in 2022.
|
|
Today, bidets are rare, if not unheard of, around the country.
|
|
It's a difficult, if not impossible question to answer right now.
|
|
The circumstances of his departure were, if not spectacular, then unusual.
|
|
If not, it's time for a break from our regular programming.
|
|
Your support now is as strong if not stronger than ever.
|
|
People who vied for geopolitical influence were nothing if not calculating.
|
|
This morning's U.S. Supreme Court ruling was nothing if not decisive.
|
|
That increasingly seems likely — if not in 13, then in 2018.
|
|
Luyendyk seems like a desperate choice, if not a last resort.
|
|
If not, those parents will need to make a cut elsewhere.
|
|
I suppose I do have a hope, if not a solution.
|
|
If not, I will be leaving the option for president blank.
|
|
This makes Trump's performance sound, if not impressive, at least normal.
|
|
But even if not sleek, they do have some redeeming features.
|
|
If not, you might want to wait until more become available.
|
|
She believes that this birth is equally if not more important.
|
|
If not, why did I feel so unhappy when it plummeted?
|
|
It&aposs been that way for months if not a year.
|
|
If not, more tariffs on Chinese products would go into effect.
|
|
This rationale was largely greeted with skepticism, if not outright disbelief.
|
|
Yes, if not the first LP, one of the very first.
|
|
They would have lost Saturday if not for Meeks, Williams said.
|
|
I never would have noticed it if not for Vaughan's lists.
|
|
But still, it's a cool looking effect—even if not accurate.
|
|
If not this week, then by the end of Season 6.
|
|
Earthquakes would foreshadow an eruption weeks, if not years, in advance.
|
|
If not, a limited line of titles could get old quick.
|
|
If not, how does the new bill lower premiums and deductibles?
|
|
Wool continues to grow if not shorn, making the sheep uncomfortable.
|
|
Mr. Dorough built a résumé that was nothing if not eclectic.
|
|
The council had threatened to charge them cleaning fee, if not.
|
|
If not, markets will be shocked and it won't be pleasant.
|
|
That latter power has equal -- if not greater -- potential for corruption.
|
|
To be sure, both are beloved by many, if not most.
|
|
Such mining is at least a decade away, if not more.
|
|
It's Friday and the daylight hours are waning, if not waned.
|
|
If not, where is the stock market wrong about Citi's prospects?
|
|
If not, you'll be able to sign up for a Delivery.
|
|
If not, he's certainly playing like he's got something to prove.
|
|
And, if not, the controller should be able to find one.
|
|
Usually it's enough if not more — then you get a refund.
|
|
If not, Tesla will have to pay the debt in cash.
|
|
If not, Trump would permit Russia under Putin to conquer Europe.
|
|
It's almost like a religious cult, if not quite that extreme.
|
|
Probably some mix of at least two, if not all three.
|
|
Those items can be removed from the list, if not needed.
|
|
" Start thinking, like the rich do, "If not you, then who?
|
|
If not Connie Britton, then some other actress who is white.
|
|
If not, what's the point of having states to begin with?
|
|
Congress must reform if not eliminate federal mandatory minimum sentencing laws.
|
|
Giant rounds, like Betterment's, happened every week, if not more frequently.
|
|
At best, it seems almost too ambitious, if not outright impossible.
|
|
The aesthetic impulse remains the same, if not the political commitment.
|
|
If not, most those jobs could be cut, the sources added.
|
|
If not done "corruptly" -- whatever that means -- it might be okay.
|
|
If not lynching, then slavery, Jim Crow, redlining, and so on.
|
|
That seems just as important as saying sorry—if not more.
|
|
There's still as much guitar on this record, if not more.
|
|
And, if not, what, if anything, can be done about it?
|
|
There is always the possibility, if not the certainty, of blowback.
|
|
Most of the Sandernistas were silenced if not entirely won over.
|
|
It suggests a playing field that's reset, if not entirely levelled.
|
|
If not, I'll try to avoid more questions today on Stern.
|
|
Or, if not, how do you take control of the situation?
|
|
KS: No. LG: Because, if not, you better go catch it.
|
|
As a character, Vader is nothing if not a Frankenstein's monster.
|
|
Music just wouldn't be same if not for Aretha Franklin. pic.twitter.
|
|
But what is life if not a quest for the spectacular?
|
|
If not, obviously, it will be taken up again next year.
|
|
If not, then elitism will be the death of progressive politics.
|
|
If not there will be only bedlam, chaos, injury and death.
|
|
Official results may not be known for days, if not weeks.
|
|
If not, do you wish your town or city had them?
|
|
If not, there will be other options out there for us.
|
|
If not, a home equity loan might be a better option.
|
|
In Game 2, Vasilevskiy stole the show, if not the win.
|
|
If not, the manager may need to let some people go.
|
|
If not, they are supposed to be eligible for overtime pay.
|
|
Most people agree that masturbation is pretty chill, if not dope.
|
|
If not, would you do it if Apple facilitated the transaction?
|
|
Startup life is nothing if not full of ups and downs.
|
|
Who's behind the signals, if not the (possibly not) dead Arnold?
|
|
"Who am I if not the American Idol guy," Seacrest added.
|
|
If it floats, the person is safe, if not, they're cursed.
|
|
Sometimes, the means can be just as, if not more, telling.
|
|
They should match, if not improve on, last year's win total.
|
|
If not buttressed by action, the force of personality will fade.
|
|
If not, they'll put you in touch with someone who can!
|
|
Publishers including CNBC use dozens, if not hundreds, of trackers too.
|
|
But if not, the money will go to a great cause.
|
|
If not, the P28503 developer does not receive their full payment.
|
|
What is being applauded if not their endurance, their masochistic rigor?
|
|
If not, hey, you can just watch a video of it!
|
|
In many, if not most cases, students do have positive experiences.
|
|
The transparency rule sounds reasonable, if not desirable, at first pass.
|
|
If not entirely natural, the conversations can be witty, even funny.
|
|
For the reader, the pleasure is equally if not more intense.
|
|
Canalys' forecast agrees with this prediction, if not the exact numbers.
|
|
The proposals will probably face months, if not years, of debate.
|
|
If not, the House will have to decide how to proceed.
|
|
Most agents pay people in under a week, if not sooner.
|
|
The Twittersphere, if not the political experts, quickly erupted with disbelief.
|
|
Many, if not most, medical documents are still sent as faxes.
|
|
These are not federal forestlands, which remain forests if not logged.
|
|
If not for all the boys, then at least for him.
|
|
If not, this nation might ultimately drown in its own blood.
|
|
Instead, they maintain that it's a matter of if, not when.
|
|
If not, how will the mission be achieved given existing resources?
|
|
And if not, it's simple enough to unsubscribe or archive it.
|
|
For the most part, Herring's ideas are reasonable, if not prudent.
|
|
Sandra would have pressed more if not for her own trouble.
|
|
Still plenty of time to sleep, if not read a book.
|
|
So what are the Yellow Vests protesting if not "green piety"?
|
|
Legislation faces an uphill, if not impossible, battle on Capitol Hill.
|
|
If not, sterling will likely come under immediate and sustained attack.
|
|
New York City has dozens, if not hundreds, of Chinese bakeries.
|
|
Why are citizens not supporting, if not turning against, climate policy?
|
|
If not for Medicaid, where would Elaine, Dan and Sarah go?
|
|
The nature of the institution made that impractical, if not impossible.
|
|
" And then: "We agreed on that, if not on much else.
|
|
IF NOT ACCURATE, I THINK THERE'S ANOTHER DECISION TO BE MADE.
|
|
By Monday, if not before, SoftBank decided it had seen enough.
|
|
If not, we will sleep-walk into an undesirable geopolitical realignment.
|
|
On the other hand, Hillary Clinton is nothing if not experienced.
|
|
If not, you'll still be able to take home something great.
|
|
If not, you may instead recall the omnipresence of Pat Buchanan.
|
|
"They are very close, if not faster," added the Mercedes driver.
|
|
If not rebalanced, the portfolio would be taking on more risk.
|
|
Black markets have sprung up at many, if not most, schools.
|
|
Why are you listening, though, if not for moments like that?
|
|
Nick, bafflingly if not unexpectedly, eliminates Rachel at the rose ceremony.
|
|
If not, maybe we'll learn more about Shenzhen 3iRobotics next year.
|
|
" It also asks, "If not a fence or wall, then what?
|
|
But then what should architects do, if not design a wall?
|
|
But what got him killed if not his (repeated) Senate testimony?
|
|
To publish papyri with suspicious — if not illegal — provenance is unethical.
|
|
The results are enlightening, if not exactly a recipe for happiness.
|
|
And if not, it's on the radio, everyone can hear it.
|
|
If not (no judgment, either), now's your chance to catch up.
|
|
And then this year was just as bad...If not worse.
|
|
If not, he was often enough reminded by the anonymous millions.
|
|
What happens to that movement if not to change the party?
|
|
Yet her legacy has often been obscured, if not outright besmirched.
|
|
Store, refrigerated, for up to 1 month if not using immediately.
|
|
Many if not all of them are distributed through the AppExchange.
|
|
In fact, he was quite polite, if not a bit calculated.
|
|
Oreo Macarons What are Oreos really, if not less-fancy macarons?
|
|
Then comes a rather magical, if not fully explained logical leap.
|
|
If not kept in check, this negativity quickly becomes utterly exhausting.
|
|
What's the role of a saviour, if not a social one?
|
|
There is something impressive, if not exactly admirable, about this attitude.
|
|
If not, the contest will be extended for another six months.
|
|
Cabrera could return by the end of April if not sooner.
|
|
If not, Trump has said "additional major sanctions" will be imposed.
|
|
President Trump's hiring freeze will halt, if not reverse, this progress.
|
|
If not, the mare will come back and they'll try again.
|
|
Coupon on 6NC5 switches to 83yr MS+xx if not called.
|
|
Looking back, she still embraces the resentment if not the methodology.
|
|
If not, you will, and if you have, there'll be more.
|
|
If not, then I think a tantrum is in the offing.
|
|
Many trade shows are being scaled back, if not canceled altogether.
|
|
If not, how do you think colleges can improve the process?
|
|
Bette was passionate about painting and sculpting, if not particularly skilled.
|
|
If not for a stranger's steadying hand, I would have fallen.
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If not, why have some reporters and lawmakers been denied access?
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Sticker prices would rise by hundreds if not thousands of dollars.
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And here the suffering is just as bad if not worse.
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He felt like, if not a father, at least an uncle.
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If not, I will keep working with them until I do.
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If not, you may be better off in the old system.
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If not for my wife, I would have been drifting forever.
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Her book is terrifically encouraging, if not exactly filled with surprises.
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Over the years his face, if not his name, became familiar.
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These Telugu-language films have, if not quite everything, then almost.
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He still has most, if not all, of his old cameras.
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If not arrested, it could spark a credit and banking crisis.
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If not, he suggested also purging his name as a taxpayer.
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If not, look forward to becoming reacquainted with the night bus.
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If not for those guys, I would not be a pilot.
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So the rules were followed, in form if not in spirit.
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If not, we'll continue the maximum pressure campaign which is working.
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Prosecutors say those massages sometimes, if not always, included sexual contact.
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If not put on correctly, they can also be uncomfortably thick.
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If not the color of your skin, it'll be your accent.
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It will be of interest to historians, if not to history.
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But if not, they will have to pass on the baton.
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Hebrew school curricula would be radically transformed, if not scrapped altogether.
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"If not for Trump, he would still be retired," Shumaker said.
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Next year, Alabama will be just as good, if not better.
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He suggested a symbolic, if not literal, torching of Confederate statues.
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They were as good if not better than they'd ever been.
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What is self-care if not learning how to best live?
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Women were as consistently clearheaded as men, if not more so.
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Saturated with information, Christakis's book is well, if not tightly, made.
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It may be weeks, if not months, before that can happen.
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If not, a reduction to 1% is considered certain by August.
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If not, why have you chosen not to use social media?
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If not, China might dump discounted goods into the European market.
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Be on your toes, because if not, it can get dangerous.
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If not the next Olympics, then hopefully the one after that.
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A proper reception on Saturday would be warm, if not adoring.
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The marketing of Victoria's Secret has been nothing if not consistent.
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I view this as an overwhelmingly, if not exclusively, positive development.
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If not, Mr. Walker could attend Harvard without burning any bridges.
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If not that, then I like Hudson jeans or Vince sweatpants.
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If not, I would have had to wait—I got lucky.
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By Sunday it will be a nonissue, if not before that.
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"If not, we are out of business and we should be."
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The crowd will be electric, the atmosphere charged if not primal.
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And what is a TV rerun if not the ultimate ritual?
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If not, how many were murdered, and where were they buried?
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But that doesn't help if not enough screeners are on duty.
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But if not done carefully, we risk leaving some patients behind.
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She focuses 95 percent, if not 99 percent, on her part.
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Which means the medalists should turn heads if not stop traffic.
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Mourinho, though, is nothing if not a creature of his context.
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If not, maybe Jersey boy Jon Bon Jovi will be interested.
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If not led properly, they are force multiplier for other interests.
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If not, you know, this is their very first town hall.
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My family will certainly know most if not all of them.
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Hundreds, if not thousands, of FARC fighters have resisted the deal.
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If not, where can you learn more about him or her?
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If not press freedom, then what principles is Mr. Erdogan defending?
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If not, I hope you'll at least use your sheet pans.
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School officials should be checking C.D.C. guidance daily, if not hourly.
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They want to struggle in quiet, if not quite in peace.
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If not, then I'll just have an egg sandwich at home.
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If not, it may be time to dip into savings.5.
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But Janacek was nothing if not full of chutzpah and ambition.
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So has Mr. Trump, if not nearly to the same degree.
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Public events and larger gatherings are getting canceled, if not banned.
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Other countries are doing the same thing, if not more so.
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Most, if not all, of that money will now be lost.
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If not, they can often refer you to someone who can.
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And it would have worked, if not for you meddling kids!
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Us.Sanders is nothing if not consistent, even when he's praising dictators.
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If it's not friends it's family, if not abroad it's home.
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And if not, was any of his love for her true?
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Contributions are stagnant, if not falling, and now support fewer programs.
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If not, what should be done about this, and by whom?
|
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London is nothing if not a testament to the long view.
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Dia:Beacon basically preaches to the converted, if not to the devout.
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If not, an inquiry to the hospital should settle the matter.
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If not, reconsidering his position should be high on her agenda.
|
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There are hundreds of people, if not thousands, in this place.
|
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And if not treated at all, the patient would certainly die.
|
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The cluing is, if not difficult, clever and makes you think.
|
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If not, then who cares about a handful of token resignations?
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At least partial sun, if not better, seems a good bet.
|
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Many, if not most, legal experts expect that challenge to fail.
|
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If not, how would he estimate the value of its contents?
|
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Many believe it'll take weeks, if not months, to restore power.
|
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That conversation was dramatically different 5, if not 10, years ago.
|
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But a vaccine could take months, if not years, to develop.
|
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If not, Meng could be released and the extradition case dropped.
|
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Words can hurt and be unforgivable if not thought out carefully.
|
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And if not, I'll try the next drug, whatever it is.
|
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If not, the days of devastating outbreaks are likely to return.
|
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We journalists are as imperfect as anyone — if not more so.
|
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If not, don't be shy about saying you won't be available.
|
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If not, here&aposs how to change your default PDF viewer.
|
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Yup. He had bought himself some patience, if not much else.
|
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If not, I want to see him in a good situation.
|
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Most -- if not all -- of those candidates will win anyway. 8.
|
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The weekly continued at least into the 1970s, if not longer.
|
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If not, would you like one built near where you live?
|
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We might also run into outright resistance if not patent offense.
|
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What is his campaign about, if not the Power of Teams?
|
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If not, does reading the article make you curious about them?
|
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If not, the political stalemate is likely to continue, he said.
|
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If not, the ballots are tallied in a series of rounds.
|
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Her acknowledgment of the heart's capriciousness is gentle, if not grandmotherly.
|
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It&aposs also difficult to treat, especially if not detected early.
|
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Many of us, if not all of us, have worked overseas.
|
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If not, then the yelling may be traumatizing for the child.
|
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Millions, if not billions, of dollars are being stolen every year.
|
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If not, you can set up viewings yourself before you leave.
|
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If not, let me recommend "Big Little Lies" to you, too.
|
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If not, they had better voice their opposition loudly and clearly.
|
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But we have an old Jewish saying: 'If not now, when?
|
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But the Knicks are budget shoppers — for now, if not forever.
|
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The Trump administration's negotiating position has been nothing if not consistent.
|
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If not, it's still an easy service to get used to.
|
|
The endgame of the talks seemed near, if not the timetable.
|
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Its own all clear could be weeks away, if not longer.
|
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Wood's request for damages evoked a similar, if not worse, response.
|
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"That number would be higher if not for their actions already."
|
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Perhaps draw inspiration if not from Reagan then from the Rev.
|
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A recession is possible, if not likely, over the next year.
|
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These parts are similar to Sanders's plan, if not as dramatic.
|
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Most, if not all, have been detained without being formally charged.
|
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If not, it's going to be tough to catch back up.
|
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He was, at heart, if not technically, a pirate, a bookaneer.
|
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If not Daesh, could be the son or grandson of Daesh.
|
|
If not, what is your plan to get there in time?
|
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If we don't, if not, then we lose those political gains.
|
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That puts an IPO years, if not over a decade, away.
|
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They can also be volatile if not handled and manufactured correctly.
|
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Swindles behind the bar — than it ever could if not invented.
|
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He or she has been practicing for months, if not years.
|
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I made a willing sacrifice because if not me, then who?
|
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Salvaging the day, emotionally if not competitively, would require other tools.
|
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It's at least what we had in 2017, if not stronger.
|
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In this political climate, she's saying, if not me, then who?
|
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We've probably all collected hundreds, if not thousands, over the years.
|
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Congress should once again control most, if not all, federal spending.
|
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Ways to relieve stress, if not debt There is hope, though.
|
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If not, the best course is being transparent and disclosing it.
|
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Myself, I'm willing to accept the counsel, if not the label.
|
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"If not, then it's God's will that we'll have to sell."
|
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If not enough is withheld, you'll owe money come tax time.
|
|
What positions the staffers hold are equally, if not more, important.
|
|
And where, if not with nature, should we place the blame?
|
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Several thousand gathered, if not the 10,000 plus claimed by organizers.
|
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If not, make sure you have coverage through a personal policy.
|
|
Soon, the Venezuelan refugee crisis will rival, if not exceed Syria's.
|
|
If not, ignore it and hit enter to execute the search.
|
|
If not, political analysts say, Macri will likely face strong opposition.
|
|
Many, if not most, Republican plans would like to change that.
|
|
Plenty, if not most, tourist traps are not worth your time.
|
|
If not, he'll split the delegates with the second-place finisher.
|
|
More important, so too will hundreds, if not thousands, of fans.
|
|
If not a bad poem straining for the immediacy of life?
|
|
And, if not, I have to figure it out from there.
|
|
If not, additional U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods could take effect.
|
|
He seems larger than life, an idol if not a saint.
|
|
This kind of blatant nepotism was impressive if not especially unusual.
|
|
The Queen's English is dying out -- if not grammatically, then melodically.
|
|
Who is Corduroy if not a modern Miranda, full of wonder?
|
|
But Beckham has been nothing if not flamboyant, fiery and controversial.
|
|
Who is he throwing under the bus, if not President Trump?
|
|
But no one has ventured to say: If not drones, what?
|
|
Iceland would be an enticing stopover, if not the final destination.
|
|
Iceland would be an enticing stopover, if not the final destination.
|
|
Makgulli is the go-to drink here, if not the only.
|
|
If not, thank it for its service and let it go.
|
|
If not, well Wiki can now show you how it's done.
|
|
If not then, when would you have moved money back in?
|
|
What is social democracy if not the left pole of liberalism?
|
|
And if not, can we manage the fallout of constant breaches?
|
|
It's a straightforward recipe for disruptive, if not outright dangerous, classrooms.
|
|
Rhodes: At least 10 times a day, if not 14, sometimes.
|
|
If not, does it sound like something you'd like to try?
|
|
There's a determination here, and what is religion if not that?
|
|
If not, he tells people, they should prepare for the worst.
|
|
The grass in these cities, if not greener, was still grass.
|
|
And turn the project in even if not everything is perfect.
|
|
If not, then they need to demand more accountability and transparency.
|
|
If not themselves, what should they spend their time thinking about?
|
|
If not, go back to swiping but stop again at nine.
|
|
But white nationalists are happy, if not overjoyed, about his appointment.
|
|
There are a thousand better Lil Wayne verses, if not more.
|
|
If Not Now, in particular, exemplifies Zimmerman's approach to the conflict.
|
|
And if not, well, there's always the band in the truck.
|
|
If not, they have to go back to their home country.
|
|
It's a great record, if not maybe a bit too angry.
|
|
If not, the loudest voice in social media tends to win.
|
|
Such an assessment could take weeks, if not months, to conclude.
|
|
And Ruth was, if not perfect from then on, vastly improved.
|
|
And if not, here's to it getting a little bit better.
|
|
What are "good vibes," if not the manifestation of Black pleasure?
|
|
And if not Tebow, Leo Farnsworth is still a free agent:
|
|
In those roles she was responsible, in whole or in part, for creating programs that have featured hundreds if not thousands of performances and encouraged the participation of thousands if not millions of Chicagoans and visitors.
|
|
It will make you identify, or if not identify, at least understand.
|
|
And if not DTR-ing helped us get here, so be it.
|
|
And if not, this kind of tease probably won't change their minds.
|
|
Kringle could have died, if not for some very attentive trash collectors.
|
|
" If not, we'd like to suggest that Bud Light just become "'merica.
|
|
A stage adaptation would work at least as well, if not better.
|
|
Many, if not most, do not generate free cash from their businesses.
|
|
If not everyone on ur snap will be able to track u!
|
|
And the Trump Foundation did it at least once, if not twice.
|
|
Doesn't that make you just as bad if not worse than him?
|
|
If not, it is time to make a big stink about it!
|
|
Would it make sense if not accompanied by the prefix "blow my"?
|
|
And she is as excited, if not more so, when others score.
|
|
Elected officials themselves say that government is crooked, if not outright criminal.
|
|
He is expected to miss most, if not all, of next season.
|
|
I'd expect them to sell out pretty quickly, if not day one.
|
|
Banning Equifax entirely is an interesting idea, if not a risky precedent.
|
|
He discovered this gift, if not inadvertently, then through force of circumstance.
|
|
But taken together, it's a solid (if not quite transformative) liberal agenda.
|
|
And most, if not all, of the currenttrends favor higher-seeded Colorado.
|
|
Trump faces difficult weeks, if not months, in managing the U.S. territory.
|
|
"If not hell, then a place with a similar temperature," he said.
|
|
Going against the Patriots, if not the greatest franchise of all time.
|
|
But if not, there surely will be after the initial test phase.
|
|
What is a democracy if not rule by a country's own citizens?
|
|
Much of pre-modern contraception seems patently ineffective, if not just insane.
|
|
If not, it's fair to hold similar expectations for your romantic partner.
|
|
It would be a fun party, if not for all the zombies.
|
|
If not, you'll still get to take home enough to get started.
|
|
If not for me, we would be at war with North Korea.
|
|
Target was for sure a milestone if not exactly a watershed moment.
|
|
If not, a court-appointed attorney could help him make his case.
|
|
And if not, how would the artists support themselves from their artwork?
|
|
"It makes living conditions dangerous and miserable, if not impossible," he said.
|
|
If not, email, call, or tweet at them to ask why not.
|
|
If not this time, when it will happen is a little trickier.
|
|
Many, if not most of these, are made to be played alone.
|
|
Why stay chummy with everyone's favorite stalker if not for nefarious reasons?
|
|
What are friends for if not to laugh at our embarrassing mistakes?
|
|
"The Philippine National Police should feel challenged, if not taunted," he said.
|
|
If not, it's not going to be worth our time and money.
|
|
What human experience, if not the artist's own, can be inferred here?
|
|
If not, a lot of crossover marketing potential is just being squandered.
|
|
If not, it would present a significant problem for the Trump administration.
|
|
Steven Soderbergh is nothing if not ever-evolving—except, maybe, for tireless.
|
|
If not, might I recommend watching the full video of Neistat's experience.
|
|
If not, it's $9.99 per month for a subscription to both apps.
|
|
If not, the subpoena could reveal the IP address of whoever posted.
|
|
Audio quality was crisp and clear, if not slightly hollow at times.
|
|
You will be delighting your neighboring wildlife, if not your neighboring humans.
|
|
We are losing people every other day, if not every single day.
|
|
If not, maybe the budget needs some tweaking to make it realistic.
|
|
If not, a 240-year-old in your life definitely knows him.
|
|
The 23rd annual Screen Actors Guild Awards were nothing if not consistent.
|
|
I ask who she does trust, if not police or public officials.
|
|
If not, you know, a Cruz-Clinton race could get uncomfortably close.
|
|
If not for groping her, perhaps for lying about it, she thought.
|
|
If not, though, there are still 40 more shows in the works.
|
|
If not, she is assaulted, publicly shamed, and the marriage is annulled.
|
|
Some, unsurprisingly, agreed with the message, if not the brazen blanket coordination.
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