It must be said: President Trump has spoiled their fun.
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It must be said that I can hurt myself, too.
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And, it must be said, it is not very good.
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But it must be said that Kya has earned it.
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It must be said that he makes a good case.
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It must be said that Stoke are a strange case.
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It must be said that neither party has confirmed the romance.
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Value investing, it must be said, has had a terrible run.
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It must be said: Bennett is pretty good at push-ups.
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The latter, it must be said, largely depended on the former.
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Survival, it must be said, is a low bar to clear.
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It must be said that she was majorly adorable back then.
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Sangmanee, it must be said, suffers from exactly the same affliction.
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The show itself, it must be said, is a sensory thrill.
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This novel is not, it must be said, full of surprises.
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And, yes, it must be said: Aries can be great in bed.
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It must be said that, at $50, this is a pricey gamble.
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The Moth Club is, it must be said, a great little club.
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Some utilities, it must be said, are turning into clean-energy champions.
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Personality, it must be said, also comes at a cost to consumers.
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There is — it must be said — more than a little irony here.
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They have a knack, it must be said, for making bad choices.
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And it must be said there are other things that can compensate.
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It must be said, too, that intelligence is more than just sounding smart.
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It must be said that you need quite the gown to contain Rihanna.
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It must be said that Mario definitely has no problem appropriating local culture.
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At 21988, it must be said, he is starting to look run-down.
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Neither Brucey nor Big Sam are particularly inspiring candidates, it must be said.
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"It must be said that most of the industry is local," said Cammisecra.
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We had, it must be said, ignored it for all the right reasons.
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The BBC was never, it must be said, a willing party to this.
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But it must be said that the price tag is a bit steep.
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His pollinator-bot does not, it must be said, look much like a bee.
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Now, it must be said that technically the robo-car was not at fault.
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Rihanna, it must be said, can really wear the shit out of some gowns.
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This James and Mary, it must be said, are an unusually sexy old couple.
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The assumption—slightly rarefied, it must be said—is that relationships trounce everything else.
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Even a casually upscale Gascon meal, it must be said, requires a certain fortitude.
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And, it must be said, Williams looked pretty damn impressive for his first time out.
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All this, it must be said, while tablet and Kindle sales weren't making any headlines.
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Ms Jefferson, it must be said, is a master of the arched-eyebrow, sardonic quip.
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It must be said at this point that SmartLens, while smart, is far from infallible.
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Wheeler, it must be said, has plenty of acidic comments to make about such phenomena.
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Which, it must be said, the play itself seems to do in this imbalanced production.
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It must be said, though, that Sunday Goods' origin story is a fairly conventional one.
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It must be said that the government indirectly admits the existence of the plasma disaster.
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The outfits in knitted gold wire are less popular with the dancers, it must be said.
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Although it must be said the idea has gained more traction inside The Economist's editorial meetings.
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But it must be said that behind the scenes things are improving incrementally in the space.
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And apparently, it must be said: Women do not cause their own harassment; sexual harassers do.
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On that note, it must be said that SmartLens is a more than 500-megabyte download.
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The move to challenge American inaction through the U.N., it must be said, is largely aesthetic.
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Percy Frobisher is no Hans Castorp; nor, it must be said, is he meant to be.
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It must be said that PG&E faces a physically more difficult task than Southern California utilities.
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Though, it must be said, that is not the impression Mr Trump and his lawyers are giving.
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It must be said that we've come a long way when it comes to breast cancer awareness.
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Though, it must be said, not many Americans were in attendance that packed night in Wembley Arena.
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Although it must be said that the online commentary indicates that most everyone has enjoyed staying there.
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Sorry, but it must be said: Jim Parsons made a big bang at his May 13 wedding.
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These "stoners," it must be said for the record, are in the very best of martial company.
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There is, it must be said, something pretty powerful about seeing the usually clandestine in broad daylight.
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Mooney, it must be said, has a lot in common with the artful playwright who created him.
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It must be said that he has only a touch-and-go relationship with a melody line.
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Too often, it must be said, it is clear that Ferry has simply not understood the Latin.
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Not the unveiling of the first lady's forest of (blood-red, it must be said) Christmas trees.
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Yet Yorkshire folk, it must be said, often revel in their reputation for being blunt and taciturn.
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It must be said: Lochte and friends didn't singlehandedly humiliate Rio's law enforcement by faking a crime report.
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It must be said that I do feel the thing is now there as a living, breathing organism.
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As a politician, not a saint, it must be said that Aung San Suu Kyi has proved inept.
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Jona S. Rechnitz, the government's chief witness at his trial, was, it must be said, a serial liar.
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And it must be said that all of its competitors have their own limitations and also make mistakes.
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A reflationary challenge to house sales is, it must be said, a high-class kind of problem to have.
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It must be said: A lot of Grey's fans think Teddy and Owen belong together, and maybe they do.
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Right off the bat, it must be said that WWE tried very hard to make the whole thing mawkish.
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It must be said that when it comes to her Plaza 400, she takes note, favorable note, of everything.
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And now that we're back to Hill, it must be said that you can't take your eyes off him.
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These are all jokes, it must be said, but subtract the laughs, and they seem less like only jokes.
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It must be said that if effective gun control is the goal, there are far more important steps to pursue.
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And it must be said: today's interest in Ryggen's work aligns quite well with society's renewed fight against neo-fascism.
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It must be said that Labor leader Bill Shorten distanced himself and any government he might lead from that view.
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This project is a more complicated proposition than an assembly-line robot and is, it must be said, behind schedule.
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But Fran and Hannah do cross paths with Adam (who, it must be said, looks damned dapper in a suit).
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The problem, it must be said, is not quite solved in a way that would make sense for everyday driving.
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A parable has many advantages over a screed or a sermon (or, it must be said, an op-ed column).
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Finally, it must be said: Just because someone meets one of these criteria does not automatically make them a bot.
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Meanwhile Marquette, who finished well behind DePaul (though, it must be said, beat them twice), is a No. 5 seed.
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It must be said, however, that Trump's lack of discipline in replying to the attacks is greatly aiding his opposition.
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Still, it must be said: A church does not belong at Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Jewish cemetery in the world.
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Furthermore, it must be said that there are inevitably many times in which the White House spinners have a point.
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It must be said: Bran embodies the stereotype of a fannish geek that spends his entire day sitting surfing the internet.
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And here it must be said that the experimental setup is not entirely reflective of an ordinary six-person poker game.
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"The scenarios are sent by European Banking Authority, but it must be said, even taking into account a Brexit," he said.
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It must be said, though, that the people who visit the VIP areas of the Santiago Bernabéu are not always respectable.
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However, it must be said that it is the British who truly embody the very purest ideas of courtesy and etiquette.
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Facebook's business model is monetizing your data (the data you give it, it must be said), one way or the other.
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Hausmann left behind a fascist free — and it must be said — naïve world for us to consider, for better or worse.
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In Pynchon's league of extraordinary (and, it must be said, extraordinarily white) gentlemen belong William Gaddis, William Gass and Richard Powers.
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This is pretty basic, but it must be said: Farmers who use dicamba must read the label and follow the instructions.
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Forcing yourself to notice and comprehend each ad you encounter in a day is, it must be said, a thoroughly unrewarding experience.
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It must be said that the show's premise definitely rings true in its soundtrack, too, which finds fun ways to repeat itself.
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In these cases, it must be said that bottle-feeding breast milk doesn't necessarily offer all of the benefits that breastfeeding does.
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The Haggler inquired about this with Uber, which, it must be said, has a strong public relations team, always eager to talk.
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Of course, it must be said that both of those cars had people behind the wheel at the time of their crashes.
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Where Dunham offers an objectified body (delightfully, it must be said), Self projects a simmering agency that feels about to boil over.
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The heavily symbolic epic, it must be said, makes little sense to this particular grandfather, but it is charged with visual drama.
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Ohio Governor John Kasich, it must be said, actually did answer questions, including those about unpopular stances he's taken in the past.
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"Right to repair" advocates—including me, it must be said—argue that companies like Apple profit unreasonably from their stranglehold on your gadgets.
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It must be said that even a failed, flat Yorkshire pudding is kinda tasty; we scoffed down the whole mess with our meal.
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Butts have beauty standards to overcome too, of course, though it must be said that they get more attention than most body parts.
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The shot, courtesy of photographer Holger Wust, subtly evokes the timeless, utopian and it must be said, very German feeling of the record.
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The volumes, it must be said, are laid out in a slightly daunting way, with minimal line and paragraph breaks among the parts.
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It unfolds in the future—a less convincing future, it must be said, than that foretold by "Blade Runner," with its jostling cityscapes.
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Presidents, it must be said, routinely pick and choose reporters at news conferences, often with an eye to drawing certain kinds of questions.
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In outlining these theories, it must be said that it is inherently difficult to anticipate the course to be followed by this administration.
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Also, it must be said, more than a little fat, for Harrison cooked as he lived, largely and with little heed for consequences.
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Maureen Dowd Opinion Columnist WASHINGTON — As shocking as it is to write this sentence, it must be said: Donald Trump did something right.
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Nintendo, it must be said, has been particularly zealous in its efforts to clear the web of ROMs, especially for its first-party games.
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She later suggested that Emma Stone join her for Mean Girls 2, which, it must be said, isn't the worst idea we've ever heard.
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It must be said that, like many conversations about femaleness, discussions around being childfree have often centered around white, middle- or upper-class women.
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It must be said that those who argue the enhancing containment and deterrence of North Korea is the least bad option, also entertain risks.
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It must be said that the crowd was going absolutely wild basically from T-0 to T+10 minutes, when the center core landed.
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He also has not been afraid to jump out of an airplane — though, it must be said, that did not go down so well.
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Still, it must be said that the stock market has done far better than many thought it would in the aftermath of Trump's election.
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But I would write this column regardless of who I was supporting in the 2020 presidential election, because I believe it must be said.
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It must be said that the fate of Islam will not be won or lost in the embattled mountains of Afghanistan, nor in Syria.
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While I dislike using this tired and overused analogy, it must be said: the emperor has no clothes and the CPP is not clean.
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Certainly better than standard instant, and even the drip from down the street (a respectable café but not their best batch, it must be said).
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Motherhood isn't a woman's destiny, but rather a choice she makes — and, it must be said, an easier one to make for some than others.
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Several corporations and CEOs have chimed in with support for Apple and encryption — though, it must be said, not as strongly as they ought to.
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It must be said: Those of us who believe in open competition and free trade have done a dismal job of persuading our fellow citizens.
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But in daylight, Jacobson's hand is steady on the wheel throughout "I Might Regret This," which, it must be said, is in no way regrettable.
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Whatever the truth, Mambrú just shrugs and leaves, whereas Sophie is outraged, although her innocence, it must be said, comes off as whiny and meek.
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Though, it must be said, if you're really looking to get a gaming desktop on the cheap, building you're own is still the way to go.
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It must be said that Buffett would never use a ratio like price to earnings alone to value a stock or make a short-term call.
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"The feeling is basically that we want to really set healthy boundaries," Henry advised Jenner regarding this individual, who, it must be said, is not dead.
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If few of them register as completely drawn characters, it must be said that each of the ensemble members belongs organically to same, darkly written page.
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However, she's gotten off to a quick start — something, it must be said, that's partly enabled by already having connections and the financial stability to experiment.
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Click here to view original GIFRobert Redford, it must be said, was pure dynamite in The Natural (1984):Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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Inserting a personage who strongly resembles Kathy Acker into a book set in 2017 is, it must be said, a very Kathy Acker thing to do.
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Fretful viewers may have to watch this through their fingers, although it must be said that, as time crawls by, you start to foresee the unforeseen.
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We both knew that Princess Leia was the perfect costume choice for our baby daughter, and it must be said: The Force was strong with her.
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It must be said that amidst all this innovative thinking, van Herpen's adherence to fashion's incredibly narrow conception of acceptable female bodies stands out as retrograde.
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The Facebook numbers are nothing to sneeze at, but it must be said that the Periscope model is better suited to spontaneity and virality than Facebook Live.
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Latest — and it must be said late — to the party is fashion ecommerce player Asos, which has just added a visual search feature to its iOS app.
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There's a lesson there, folks — though, it must be said, there's something so extra about buying your girlfriend the same car that her ex reportedly had repossessed.
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The witnesses that would be examined for the next three hours represented both sides of the issue, and it must be said were earnest and well spoken.
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Yet the umbrella remains largely unchanged since antiquity, ringed in nylon nowadays rather than silk, but still, it must be said, an ornament masquerading as a tool.
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"It must be said that all of Russia's most significant successes in Syria have not been reached as a result of deliberate efforts by Moscow," he said.
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And, it must be said, the blithe status quo-ism of Mr Biden could be even more off-putting to Mr Sanders's supporters than her wonkish pragmatism.
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To this end, one included tour is available at every port — some better than others, it must be said — in addition to a variety of payable excursions.
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It must be said that the Tooting Arts Club's deftly, uh, executed stunt of a show, which originated in London, delivers on its ingenious, if limited, objective.
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And, it must be said, neither is Donald Trump, unless it comes out that he was planning a literal war against the US with some other country.
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It must be said that the characterisation of Mr Trump and his administration offered by everyone except Mr Lance, a cautious critic of the president, was extremely selective.
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While it's easy to find Aoki's on-stage antics and musical ideas either distasteful, or just plain lame, it must be said that he doesn't seem hopelessly unfulfilled.
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It must be said that they and Mr. Rapp (who also directed) appear to be having a high old time in this lurid melodrama with music (1:45).
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It must be said that they and Mr. Rapp (who also directed) appear to be having a high old time in this lurid melodrama with music (246:24111).
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It must be said that they and Mr. Rapp (who also directed) appear to be having a high old time in this lurid melodrama with music (2222:251).
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It must be said that they and Mr. Rapp (who also directed) appear to be having a high old time in this lurid melodrama with music (200:2195).
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There's even a movement to test schools on how well they teach these noncognitive skills, as they're called, although it must be said that Duckworth strongly opposes this.
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It must be said that they and Mr. Rapp (who also directed) appear to be having a high old time in this lurid melodrama with music (21978:21).
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It must be said that they and Mr. Rapp (who also directed) appear to be having a high old time in this lurid melodrama with music (1:23).
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It must be said that they and Mr. Rapp (who also directed) appear to be having a high old time in this lurid melodrama with music (2126:2800).
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It must be said that they and Mr. Rapp (who also directed) appear to be having a high old time in this lurid melodrama with music (200:2530).
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It must be said that they and Mr. Rapp (who also directed) appear to be having a high old time in this lurid melodrama with music (2745:223).
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Cliche as it may be, it must be said: it doesn't matter if you're a fan of Wisconsin or Florida—last night's game was for fans of basketball.
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It must be said that while plenty of children have these kinds of upsetting experiences, this is language and behavior that does not appear in American picture books.
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After all, an industry that was asserting cultural independence had been branded by an American newspaper, without, it must be said, much deep thought or maybe even sudden inspiration.
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But in reality, Kay Cannon's directorial debut goes far beyond the usual virginity scare trope (and that butt-chugging scene in question, it must be said, is masterfully done).
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What possibly could have caused them to discover their spines and publicly, forcefully -- and, it must be said, laudably -- break their lockstep with the President and call him out?
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In any other year, they'd have held the news cycle for a month at least and their album—critically acclaimed, it must be said—would be getting heavy rotation.
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We've heard about the terrible twos and everything, but it must be said: Princess Charlotte still looks like a total sweetie-pie on the eve of her second birthday.
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While "Film" was to be Beckett's only foray into the medium — and not, it must be said, an entirely successful one — his collaborators were prominent figures in movie history.
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If Mr. Guest's brief turn as Corky infuses "Mascots" with a maniacal spark, it must be said that his gushy effeminate stereotype feels out of date and borderline offensive.
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"Toy Story 4" is directed by Josh Cooley, and it must be said that, for a while, the tale doesn't seem like the freshest that Pixar has ever told.
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"This seems very worthy to me, coming from a candidate who made a remarkable breakthrough, and who was — it must be said — the best orator," Mr. Le Pen said.
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Lloyd Blankfein has been the boss since 2006, and—it must be said—over the entire period has the best record of any banker other than Jamie Dimon at JPMorgan.
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The facility was, it must be said, first opened under Obama, but it was re-opened and doubled in size by Trump to cage hundreds of migrants in their teens.
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This is due, it must be said, in significant part to the failure of the democracies to deliver on the promise of a better life for many of their citizens.
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His own future is less locked down, not just because he's a man in an unequal culture but also because of his roving—and, it must be said, annoying—disposition.
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Grovemade, of course, knows how to shape and treat wood, although it must be said that, engineering-wise, this is a good deal beyond anything the company has yet made.
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It must be said off the bat that the Prior of the early '90s will never happen again, regardless of my gifts or the gifts of any actor playing him.
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It's not that the glamorous programming of the Shed or the Armory shouldn't exist; some of what they present, it must be said, may be beautiful, or interesting or both.
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Trump — with more than a little assist from Moon, it must be said — is the first American president to take this new approach, which strikes at the heart of the issue.
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" A worthwhile sentiment, though it must be said that when such sentiments are expressed by gun control opponents after a mass shooting, they are frequently mocked as merely "thoughts and prayers.
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Perhaps not coincidentally, he argued it was also good for the financial situations of many smaller federations — who, it must be said, often made the difference in continental or global elections.
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That's not always the case, though it must be said that voice-powered virtual assistants are a boon to many who can't as easily use a touchscreen or mouse and keyboard.
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It must be said that this is Donald Trump, perhaps the most ridiculous person ever elected to any federal office, and the world has come to expect him to spew nonsense.
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Of course it must be said Kaufman and his wife Beatrice had an open marriage, which meant both were free to explore their own romantic adventures without threat to the household.
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And it must be said: Walden's illustrations are beautiful, each panel full of deep purples, blacks and oranges that set the space of grief and isolation that Lou and Bea inhabit.
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However, it must be said that T-Mo would only just be a start, because unless OnePlus adds support for CDMA, it's effectively punting on one-third of the U.S. smartphone market.
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But beyond that, it must be said, there is indeed a magic about neon, and it works as well in a pristine white gallery as it does on a seedy seaside promenade.
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While not always a staunch supporter of rail, it must be said that running a railroad is complicated, and history indicates government control of rail routes and pricing is a perilous endeavor.
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Though it must be said that with only nine of the 950 total respondents representing men in this chart, if my math is correct, it could be an outlier in the data.
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Factor in how James has missed only two of Los Angeles's 211 games, and it must be said that his 214th N.B.A. season is shaping up to be one of his best.
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They take over a nifty tree house in a neighborhood park where (in apparent contradiction to the initial premise of the story, it must be said) nobody seems to object to their presence.
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Which, it must be said, does make you wonder how Turkey's name is among the list of submitting countries… given multiple reports of Internet services being blocked in the country in recent years.
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This country has a violent culture, is full of guns, and our federal lawmakers — mostly Republicans, it must be said, because there isn't any real equivalency — are loath to even moderately regulate gun access.
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"It has not been an easy path and, it must be said, it has been necessary to make a profound change," said Morales, who was at the helm of Bolivia for nearly 14-years.
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"Everybody Looking" is certainly entertaining, like dozens of Gucci Mane releases before it, but it hints at a previously implausible (and, it must be said, happy) possibility: that the craftsman might outlive the avatar.
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They aren't super informative, but it must be said that the shot of all the little boy babies whose birthdays we now know are going to come up in the draft lottery was incredibly effective.
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He didn't actually say much: There's no question Judge Gorsuch is charming -- a folksy, football-loving, Douglas Adams-referencing, Byron White-loving guy who is also, it must be said, something of a silver fox.
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Nearly everyone who spoke, it must be said, took 30 seconds to a minute of their allotted five to explain for the nth time how precious the internet and freedom of speech on it are.
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Of course, it must be said that this wouldn't be the only garish glass structure in the city that traditionalists would hate: The pyramid at the Louvre has attracted great ire for many years now.
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Trump was roundly mocked for turning his Supreme Court announcement into an episode of "The Bachelor," but it must be said that the president has more talent for devising cliffhangers than anyone since Charles Dickens.
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To that effect, we've pulled together some of our favorite freaky moments from earlier Dahl books and films — and it must be said that, to this day, they still send a little shiver down our spines.
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"It must be said that the absence of a severe and firm stance towards the subversive actions of the Iranian regime in the region caused it to go too far, as we see today," he said.
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This will be the last time this column devotes itself to what might be termed the General Roman Reigns Conundrum, but it must be said: Roman Reigns will never, ever have a normal pro wrestling career.
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The resulting numbers aren't pretty, though it must be said that with engagement on Facebook, the numbers are astronomical to begin with, so even tiny fractions of overall activity end up with 9 or 10 figures.
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It must be said that many of the people who voted for Trump did not vote for the policies that he was going to enact, but for the fact that they wanted to shake things up.
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What cements their union is the news that Solo can speak—or, at any rate, gurgle—the language of the Wookiees, though it must be said that the patois is less charming on the human tongue.
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He did so, it must be said, not merely to please Israelis, and not merely to please American Jews, but mostly to please American evangelical Christians for whom Jerusalem is not a city but an eschaton.
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He and his cast still hold their own in the semi-improvisational, ensemble comedy sweepstakes, although it must be said that the more outlandish manifestations of reality television and YouTube have encroached on Mr. Guest's territory.
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The bill, proposed by Representative Yvette Clarke (D-NY), it must be said, has the most ridiculous name I've encountered: the Defending Each and Every Person from False Appearances by Keeping Exploitation Subject to Accountability Act.
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Riverdale goes one step further than that — and, it must be said, follows in the footsteps of its only current rival in this genre, Freeform's Pretty Little Liars — by opening with an honest-to-goodness murder.
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Now that his All Starr band has permuted into the Bastard Sons (which, it must be said, is a way more badass name, that Lemmy probably would've loved), the Welsh quintet have hit the ground running.
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"It must be said right off that Louie is the furthest thing from a genre ethnic writer," the critic Richard Eder wrote in a review of "Pangs of Love" in The Los Angeles Times in 1991.
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First off, regarding Brexit, it must be said that new British Prime Minister Theresa May, who opposed Brexit, will certainly advance it now, as within hours of first taking office she appointed Johnson as foreign secretary.
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"It must be said that if these markets were to continue as is, our goals would be extremely difficult to achieve and we would therefore take additional appropriate actions," Gorman said on a conference call with analysts.
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Mr Johnson is too big a risk to take: a man who bears comparison to Donald Trump in his willingness to play to the lowest common denominator—and, it must be said, in his raw political genius.
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She works hard; this return performance was just three days after the epic demonstration of love that was "One Love Manchester," which, it must be said, raised over £10 million for the We Love Manchester Emergency fund.
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But it must be said that the Forma is clearly a niche device aimed at people who use their e-reader a lot and want that bigger screen, the waterproofing, the thin profile, the one-handed design.
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MACKENZIE ALLENSANTA FE, N.M. To the Editor: Without wishing to defend our president, it must be said that the First Amendment does not protect speech in the private workplace; it only prohibits the government from regulating speech.
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The rise in subscription streaming services has resulted in a corresponding surge in television opportunities, boutique outlets like Reductress and McSweeney's are surviving and growing, and, it must be said, there is some good stuff on TikTok.
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She looked, it must be said, stunning; this is a woman who knows her best angles and expressions, not to mention how to dress to flatter (in what appeared to be a $2,000 dress by a Serbian designer).
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Bloated, bombastic, cloying, quaint and smug — and occasionally, it must be said, very pretty — "Mass" (1971) now exists mainly as a stale memento of the aftermath of the liberalizations in Catholic ritual inspired by the Second Vatican Council.
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For the quote above is followed by a review of the rules in which the necessity of each is questioned (in some cases earnestly seeking input, it must be said), with the alternative being that the industry self-polices.
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By now, I've been drafted into photographer duty more than once by packs of women who, it must be said, all appear to be having a bang-up time and are friendly to the lone grouch dressed in black.
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"While concerns over border security are legitimate... at the same time ... It must be said that it absolutely does not justify the deep incursion of Turkish troops in the Afrin zone," Jean-Yves Le Drian told lawmakers in parliament.
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I don't even think my crusade is a personal one, although it must be said that every day that I wake and recall that a bigoted, sexist, intolerant, transphobic scoundrel is president, my stomach turns and my skin crawls.
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" "I feel it must be said, because as you know this is a major moment in American history ... something [is] happening right now in this country that is dividing us like never before and that is the movie &aposCats.
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NBC clearly views Kelly as a prominent new personality for its news division, as illustrated by her joining some of their most prominent anchors on the upfronts stage — and, it must be said, not a single representative from MSNBC.
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That those drivers are in South America operating multiple vehicles at a time is a technological advance over your average delivery vehicle — though it must be said that there is an unsavory air of offshoring labor to save money on wages.
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Ushered to our tables by Seth—a man who it must be said is an excellent host—the prosecco started flowing, the room started filling, and course after course of really good BBQ food arrived in front of the assembled few.
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Almost immediately, Armenians from all walks of life—though, it must be said, as with many protest movements, students played a large role—took to the streets in an ad-hoc, grassroots movement calling for Sargsyan to vacate his post.
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It must be said that they seem to be having just as good a time doing so as Mr. Rapp apparently had writing and directing this tall and bloated tale of nasty doings on the banks of a cannibalistic river.
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It must be said that all the suits, including WoLF's, raise the specter of the predatory boy who, under Title IX, can now claim to be a girl, enter girl-only spaces and spy on their occupants or assault them.
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Yet, quietly and steadily (and motivated, it must be said, in large part by the buying power of previously neglected groups), men's wear has opened up to a wider view of what constitutes the consumer base and, for that matter, humanity.
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I wasn't sure about the allusion until the latter stages of Jane's adventures, when she wears her hair long and loose and tops it with the same style of hat that was sported—more dashingly, it must be said—by Welch.
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The move was reminiscent—if, it must be said, on a much-smaller scale—of the famous "Saturday night massacre," when Nixon ordered the firing of the special prosecutor investigating Watergate and both the attorney general and deputy attorney general refused in protest.
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But on the other, it must be said that if those artists who are looking to push drill's boundaries worldwide aren't careful, the trajectory of their rise to the top might flatten if weighed down by the distractions of a troubled past.
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Quite lacking the sinuous guile of Wilson or the shamelessness of Blair, Cameron hoped he wouldn't be held to his referendum promise, or that, if he was, he would win a vote for Remain—a widely shared view, it must be said.
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According to a spokeswoman for the State Department, which, it must be said, takes a loss in the travel loan transactions, having refugees pay for their travel expenses helps defray resettlement costs and can strengthen the newcomers' resolve for a successful migration.
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For a more in-depth look at the E-ELT's design specs, here's a six-minute ESO featurette on the telescope's hardware and capabilities which, it must be said, are every bit as epic as you'd expect from this astronomical heavyweight in the works.
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It must be said that Mr. Shinn's production — as is perhaps appropriate to a dramatist's staging his own work — allows you to perceive with new clarity the canny structure and thematic depth of "Dying City," which was a deserving finalist for the 2008 Pulitzer Prize.
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What everyone remembers of that movie, however, is Colin Firth on the phone, holding back a tide of grief as he learns of a lover's death, and it must be said that nothing in the new work can top such a surge of feeling.
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Longer-lived people have many more experiences to draw from when forming associations with a candidate and the issues they represent, including, it must be said, Clinton's primary loss to Barack Obama in 2008, when many in the 17-29 group were still in high school.
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It must be said, however, that the story often feels stitched together from other films, a quality made explicit when the characters watch an extended scene from "Shane" on TV...But that turns out to be a recipe that brings the saga to a satisfying close.
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The Wire isn't, it must be said, the easiest of reads at time, assuming as it does that anyone who picks up a magazine with Jandek or Mantana Roberts on the cover is going to have an interest in music beyond their Spotify Discover Weekly profile.
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Later orchestral passages, like "Lonely Town Pas de Deux" and "Imaginary Coney Island" have the soaring lyricism and classicism of symphonies, while some songs nod to operetta (in a way, it must be said, that is more fun and less fussy than in his quasi-operetta "Candide").
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It must be said that both New York and the Cash Me Ousside Girl have been accused of trafficking in negative stereotypes about people of color, although New York has refuted the accusations that her behavior perpetuated racist stereotypes about people of color in typical New York fashion.
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Such a conscientious and (it must be said) rather humorless sensibility works well with inherently dramatic material, and so is perhaps better suited for a redemptive fable about the colossal alcoholic Carver, who somehow kicked both booze and the worst predations of his machete-wielding editor, Gordon Lish.
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It's not illegal to believe in conspiracy theories, or to think that the 9/11 attacks were an inside job (they weren't) or that the Sandy Hook shootings never happened (they did) or that Hillary Clinton is a child-eating pedophilic cannibal (this, I suppose it must be said, is untrue).
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It must be said that there is no small amount of hypocrisy in that Pence, who was among the many politicians who loudly decried Hillary Clinton's use of private email for state business, was himself using a private email for state business, but the situations are different in important ways.
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It must be said, of course, that this patent has about a snowball's chance in hell of appearing in the real world: not only would Amazon have to pay good money to use city infrastructure, but that presupposes that the government would even go for it in the first place.
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Yet it must be said that the Knicks, despite Rose's lack of prior front-office experience, got the whole N.B.A.'s attention by persuading Rose to surrender one of the most lucrative agent seats in the industry and take on the challenge of hauling this franchise out of its considerable hole.
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It appears Kushner, who serves as a senior advisor to the President, has taken a serious liking to gel and combs recently, as he was spotted out with slicker, shinier, swoopier hair than we've seen before — hair, it must be said, that looks straight out of the Trump school of side-sweeping.
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It must be said that these reviews have been achieved alongside the implementation of initiatives that could potentially negatively impact Sky from an operational perspective, such as allowing customers to roll unused data over each month, and a growing base of broadband-only subscribers who tend to demonstrate less loyalty to service providers.
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But believe me, it's no hardship abandoning all the flashbacks to the tail end of the 1970s and the opening bits of the 1980s, when an obnoxiously blissed out 20-something Donna, who's played by Lily James, sleeps her way around southern France and Greece, and does so immaculately, it must be said.
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Now, it must be said that both of the videos above were shot on Samsung's Gear 2270, which isn't quite as capable as the Theta V. But even with UHD 4303K recording at 2700 fps and super simple-to-use Bluetooth, wi-fi and Miracast connectivity, there isn't that much separating these two cameras.
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In my time with Trump, as I gathered research for a biography of him, he criticized Obama, both Presidents Bush, as well as Bill Clinton and Ronald Reagan, but he never said a bad word about Tricky Dick who, it must be said, spent a troubling amount of time on the dark side of politics.
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Still, the lopsided margin of voters who favor the idea should drive home how thoroughly Donald Trump has implanted himself in the minds of voters, so that even if he doesn't ultimately become the party's nominee (which, it must be said, he very well might become), his ideas will continue to shape the race.
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Or should we begin to root for Donald Trump — not as a candidate actually to champion, now or in the fall, but as an agent of divine retribution for a corrupt and stumbling party, a pillaging-and-torching Babylonian invasion of which it must be said: The judgments of the Lord are true and righteous altogether.
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It must be said that while The Magnificent Seven is rated PG-13, at least 100 men are shot and/or blown up in this film, and the idea that gun violence is more suitable for teenagers than two "fucks" in a comedy like Don't Think Twice proves just how backward and broken the MPAA really is.
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How odd, then, to use the same immigration system to reward the public risk of climbing a building to save one child, while punishing the less easily seen risks so many take to get to France (or America, for that matter) in the first place -- often, it must be said, in the service of aiding children: their own.
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In the heat of the EU referendum campaign I have attended a series of events (for the Leave side, it must be said) at which placid, middle-class Middle England types have parroted not just the usual gormless claims about MPs ("They're all the same", "They're all in it for themselves") but have tipped into outright conspiracy theorising.
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And it must be said that there's a lot of twinkling through tears in "I Hear You" as various speakers testify to the impact a charismatic woman had on their lives, at a funeral she had custom designed with her priest, right down to her own, Kitsy-fied versions of the Beatitudes and the gospel according to St. John.
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After Twitter erupted with the revelations in the hours after the speech, and the media followed suit, the candidate himself delivered his own statement, via a campaign adviser, that reflected, it must be said, impressive chutzpah: "Melania's team of writers took notes on her life's inspirations, and in some instances included fragments that reflected her own thinking," it said, in part.
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It's a feature that was dearly, sorely missing from the current flagship Android tablet, the Pixel C. (Features, it must be said, Apple has already added to the iPad.) Google's description of this and other features is clearly geared toward educating developers more than it is selling consumers — unless you think that "a new manifest attribute called android:resizeableActivity" is great marketing.
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Brian Armstrong told the audience at Disrupt San Francisco that Coinbase could list "millions" of cryptocurrencies in the futureCoinbase is looking into this glut of new tokens — some of which, it must be said, are fairly questionable as projects let alone operating with uncertain legal status — at a time when the market is down significantly from its peak in January, both in terms of trading volume and market valuations.
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Kendrick Lamar's provocative show-opening medley served as an indictment of American institutional racism and gun violence, though it must be said that Dave Chappelle's statement that "the only thing more frightening than watching a black man be honest in America is being an honest black man in America" reinforced the tendency to ignore the double marginalization of black women by focusing exclusively on the plight of black men.
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Similarly, describing Hockney's experiments with multiscreen video works — shown here in a film recorded by nine cameras of a Yorkshire road over four seasons — as "a cubist film, showing different aspects of the same scene as perceived by a moving observer," uses backward-facing art-historical terms to describe something we expect to be forward-looking, straining to justify the artist's ongoing relevance in a contemporary art world which, it must be said, is already leaps ahead of him in its use of cutting-edge technology.
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