It would seem that will continue in the coming weeks.
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This person speaks with a forked tongue, it would seem.
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Your guess is as good as anyone's, it would seem.
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It would seem the showrunners want us to think so.
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When he feels bad, it would seem, he perks up.
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For now, though, it would seem unwise to underestimate Facebook.
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A little patience goes a long way, it would seem.
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It would seem they were going to Planned Parenthood, too.
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If they all did it, it would seem more correct.
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Primitive life, it would seem, was eager to get going.
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For most offices, it would seem like a stark juxtaposition.
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And, a good sense of humour, too, it would seem.
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The ball, it would seem, is now in her court.
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Now, it would seem that Musk has made a decision.
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Pinterest, it would seem, could be able to achieve both.
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So far it would seem not to be going well.
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C.Y. Leung has won big, or so it would seem.
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And in some cases, it would seem, with the divine.
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At first blush it would seem to make perfect sense.
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It would seem that something interesting and unexpected is afoot.
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Well, it would seem Skepta has finally given an answer.
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It would seem that Patrick Warburton is having a moment.
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Beyoncé, it would seem, speaks loudest through images and music.
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And it would seem very unlikely that he'll come around.
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But it would seem the poet doth protest too much.
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Wall Street, it would seem, has found its dream president.
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It would seem less a case of secretiveness than obfuscation.
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Based on the company's own reaction, it would seem so.
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It would seem like such an improvement at the time.
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So, it would seem that the Academy doesn't favor young men.
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To know Ted Cruz, it would seem, is to dislike him.
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Live by the tweet, die by the tweet, it would seem.
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The divorce has been a long time coming, it would seem.
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It would seem, on the surface, to be a kind gesture.
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It would seem odd that he wouldn't have a presence here.
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It would seem that he is getting a raw deal. —FIN—
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At first glance, it would seem to have little to fear.
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It would seem that Trump does not hold the same view.
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It would seem like this bug might get in the way.
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Otherwise it would seem pretty a pretty hypocritical thing to say.
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Now, it would seem, the race is on for Messenger applications.
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So what we have here, it would seem, is two branches.
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But explanations, it would seem, are for the faint of heart.
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"It would seem to be contradictory" to the administrations infrastruture pledge.
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Facebook's, it would seem for now, is — at least for now.
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The American people, it would seem, have little cause for fear.
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Op-Ed Contributors American political history, it would seem, is everywhere.
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The folklore around the killing, it would seem, has just begun.
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What we Americans need, it would seem, is something more powerful.
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So it would seem, that yes, they are blue-blooded people.
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It would seem like a golden opportunity for Airbus to capitalize.
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And it would seem Cameron Hamilton has one of those jobs.
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But it would seem to augur very poorly for our politics.
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Even best-case scenario, it would seem five, six, seven days.
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It would seem that this is a considerable saving versus that.
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The homeless, as it would seem, had finally caught a break.
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Some things can still be forgiven in Hollywood, it would seem.
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But it would seem to be much harder to back in.
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This, it would seem, is the Holy See of the 21st century.
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It would seem that the thieves knew exactly what they were after.
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Another day, another political and economic drama in Europe, it would seem.
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CAVUTO: It would seem on paper, Congressman, that they would be opposites.
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Case closed, it would seem: another predator, thankfully, out of a workplace.
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And in season two, it would seem, the captives are fighting back.
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It would seem cliché: the nerdy character completely misunderstanding the girl's subtext.
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To casual observers, it would seem like an open-and-shut case.
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It would seem Silicon Valley has found a new thing to disrupt.
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If you think about that idea, it would seem like sci-fi.
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It would seem nothing good is ever really free—even in Freetown.
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It would seem to me now to be going the other way.
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In the next it would seem to move along with the camera.
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Not a completely pie in the sky idea, so it would seem.
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It would seem that one of the companies would have to budge.
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It would seem that in the movie, Cooper's male gaze reigns supreme.
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It would seem Mr Trump is a broadly appealing fellow after all.
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Gone, it would seem, are the days of the inky-fingered wretch.
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It would seem that Europeans are finally greeting migrants with open arms.
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So of course, it would seem — That Ariel's sidekick's already a meme.
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From the way Detroit's major executives are talking, it would seem so.
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Based on Jone's attitude towards Kutcher, it would seem he's the culprit.
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It would seem that one too many people were getting real benefit.
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It would seem her experience and in-state network should allow Mrs.
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Based on these metrics, it would seem that we need more physicians.
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So, it would seem, it does not matter what happens in Singapore.
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It would seem self-centered to just have that belong to us.
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But it would seem that is precisely when risks begin to rise.
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It would seem, however, that this safety is provisional rather than guaranteed.
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There's a lot of evolutionary pressure for big jaws, it would seem.
|
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Mr. Hannity's liberal critics have (it would seem) accurately exposed his inconsistency.
|
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Emergency situations, it would seem, are not where the Runcible will shine.
|
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But it would seem equally fitting for Oleg to be the fulcrum.
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On the surface, it would seem Mr. Trump would have no interest.
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It would seem that the inflation risk is not to be underestimated.
|
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So it would seem that everything worked out fine in the end.
|
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The NhRP lawyers, it would seem, are hoping for better luck with elephants.
|
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But it would seem the government warning has not had the desired effect.
|
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The Sad White Person Movie will be with us forever, it would seem.
|
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With Sony's latest venture, it would seem that we're well on our way.
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Turtles, it would seem, can get lost while searching for their natal beach.
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Alex Wolff: It would seem obvious, but not in the realm of horror.
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But I feel like any discussion of it would seem like me whining.
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Mickelson's only shot at making it would seem to be a weather delay.
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Otherwise, it would seem an abuse of power for him to seduce her.
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It's basically Google Now as a really smart chat bot, it would seem.
|
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The dead are coming out to play in season six, it would seem.
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To prove it's a crime one must also prove intent; it would seem
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So it would seem to clear the president, wouldn't it, on that issue?
|
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The Red Planet, it would seem, was more Earth-like than we thought.
|
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Now, it would seem that Netflix is — perhaps unintentionally — tampering with that destiny.
|
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It would seem Ellison meant what he said about the dual-CEO structure.
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So, too, it would seem, are Donald Trump and moderate Southern Republicans today.
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In those cases, it would seem fine to not return to work ever.
|
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With Dr. MacCormack's departure, it would seem that the antireform camp had prevailed.
|
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"It would seem that the FBI is unaware of how the Internet works."
|
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For the truly committed, it would seem no ingredient is off the table.
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I can see how it would seem weird because it's sort of unconventional.
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However this remix indicates they may have more allies than it would seem.
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Neither side, it would seem, is ready to depart from its prior consensus.
|
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If this was a markup about a bill, it would seem interminable, too.
|
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It would seem to be the major sport most antithetical to highlight culture.
|
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Her patience, it would seem, is the reason their comedic romping stayed on track.
|
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But it would seem a place for a Twitter CEO to go to. Yeah.
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"It would seem that Duff is taking the path of the proverbial "modern woman.
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IT WOULD seem to be a stunning comeback for Rupert Murdoch and his clan.
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It would seem that the "exes" set to appear all belong to other singles.
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MbS, it would seem, may simply be unready to assume the reins of power.
|
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It would seem Nintendo believes today's batteries are, in fact, capable of doing that.
|
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As the infrastructure grows, it would seem to have ample opportunity for continued growth.
|
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"It would seem like it was a frequent thing," said Ellie Alvarado, a neighbor.
|
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It would seem Huawei's ambitions in the US smartphone market are indefinitely on hold.
|
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A technical build from the bottom up solves medicine … or so it would seem.
|
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Video game developer Digital Homicide, it would seem, is out to commit digital suicide.
|
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It would seem that Goto has fully embraced the role of translation as performance.
|
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It would seem that the time for polite debate about gun control is over.
|
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" So, it would seem, was Cusk's sense of entitlement to a stand-alone "I.
|
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It would seem the fearful reaction to the Chinese plan is, at least, misplaced.
|
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Wheels 8 Photos View Slide Show ' DALTON, N.H. — It would seem a parent's nightmare.
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Similarly, it would seem that the takeaway from "Battlefield" is hardly joy and sunshine.
|
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It would seem to be more than a coincidence, but Cook is not convinced.
|
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So, it would seem, is time; one occurs among others, lives are lived coevally.
|
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" It would seem as though the pair are "Never Ever Ever Getting Back Together.
|
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It would seem to be the perfect place to render justice to transgender students.
|
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Jesus liked eating fish, it would seem; following his resurrection, he ate some, broiled.
|
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This New York City Ballet principal runs on adrenaline, or so it would seem.
|
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"It would seem that everyone who's going to get vaccinated probably has," Lanza said.
|
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It would seem no closet door was better primed to spring open than his.
|
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It would seem very hard to obstruct justice for a crime that never happened!
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It would seem natural for the next step to be connecting those two threads.
|
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Nearly two decades later, it would seem that those rules are still in effect.
|
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It would seem McDonald's fancy new approach to service isn't so new after all.
|
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It would seem natural, then, to want a way of applying these benefits to smartphones.
|
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The only thing you need to be self-sufficient is a Jeep, it would seem.
|
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At this point, it would seem the popularity of Fixer Upper hangs in the balance.
|
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It would seem to me the actual impetus would be to expand the Democratic party.
|
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On the surface, it would seem to be perfect — one cable to charge them all.
|
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However, it would seem in 2016 the time for VR and AR has indisputably arrived.
|
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She couldn't toss the ticket back on the floor, it would seem like an insult.
|
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Don was particularly concerned it would seem like he was trying to take Kris's place.
|
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It would seem that test went well as Twitter is no making the change official.
|
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Yet it would seem farcical to do so if Britain were on its way out.
|
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That, it would seem, is the limit of today's strongest endurance runner in legitimate conditions.
|
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These chocolatiers are devoted to avocados and, it would seem, millennial lifestyle trends more generally.
|
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It would seem emulating that experience is the hope for Slack's new screen-sharing update.
|
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It would seem there are enough insects and spiders here to keep them well-fed.
|
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From afar, it would seem as if they were two men and a little boy.
|
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By going quick in a time of long, TikTok, it would seem, is doomed to
|
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For many, it would seem, this tale has a happy ending—but not for all.
|
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It would seem she had a book on her brain long before she was fired.
|
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Rats care about their rat buddies — unless they're on anti-anxiety medication, it would seem.
|
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It's television antimatter: a TV channel that, it would seem, doesn't wish to be watched.
|
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It would seem to be a question that ought to have been settled long ago.
|
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We're not winning the attention war it would seem, but we also haven't lost it.
|
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If anyone can navigate such treacherous boundaries, it would seem to be this basketball lifer.
|
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Based on history, it would seem that may not be the best course of action.
|
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It would seem one of those activities that will be hard to enjoy is dancing.
|
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People are, it would seem, lonelier than ever and also less used to being alone.
|
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We're guessing she made a mistake with Doug's income ... it would seem he makes more.
|
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At a minimum, it would seem such an allegation would be in the contempt sanction.
|
|
We do not have a Clay or a Webster to turn to, it would seem.
|
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After three weeks, it would seem to be time for some turnover at the top.
|
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It would seem that online interactions are, sadly, just a reflection of real-world problems.
|
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It would seem like an ample place since the film was largely about an alien.
|
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It would seem to be a particularly ill-advised moment to implicitly co-sign him.
|
|
One reason officers lie, it would seem, is that they can get away with it.
|
|
Many of us, it would seem, are with me, but we're also with that guy.
|
|
If AlphaInfinity could identify and understand them, it would seem to us like an oracle.
|
|
All along, the company — disingenuously, it would seem — maintained that this was not its intent.
|
|
It would seem that reactionaries, while they inhabit our world, are not really of it.
|
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Her problems with addiction, it would seem, make her likely to be a difficult tenant.
|
|
It would seem to be antithetical to everything you've been fighting for in your career.
|
|
However, it would seem to be the wrong question for Main Street to be asking.
|
|
It would seem that dogma isn't the exclusive province of one camp or the other.
|
|
Fred Trump did not want to pay that rate, or any rate, it would seem.
|
|
IT WOULD SEEM TO BE FAIRLY EARLY HERE TO BE DECLARING VICTORY THOUGH, WOULDN'T IT?
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It would seem that the malignity of the troll is inhabiting the Snow Queen's form.
|
|
As a talented actress, it would seem like Scarlett Johansson has had a privileged life.
|
|
In that case, it would seem Putin is generally more well-liked in these countries.
|
|
Noah knew it all and, it would seem, never told Helen that part of the story.
|
|
In the wake of this success, it would seem a second season is an obvious response.
|
|
As we emerge from the turbulence of 2016, it would seem these shows matter even more.
|
|
Dev kits are now shipping to select partners, so it would seem that time is now.
|
|
"It would seem somewhat logical—we have that strong jawline, don't we?" she told the publication.
|
|
With great power, it would seem, comes increasing societal and regulatory responsibilities for social media platforms.
|
|
To stand inside the mine, it would seem like Project Spokane company has a decent shot.
|
|
Nature, it would seem, turned out to be a more complicated (and diverse) subject than expected.
|
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It would seem that Mr Modi's main focus during his first term was to establish control.
|
|
On other days, however, it's not quite as simple or as blissful as it would seem.
|
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It would seem we have two independent lines of evidence that storks are definitely trash birds.
|
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If we're going to die, we want to die from our own stupidity it would seem.
|
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Even when it comes to young voters, it would seem, Clinton instinctively speaks to the elites.
|
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Or so it would seem, if you believe the Department of Health and Human Services' website.
|
|
It would seem that 2017's superhero movies are in the business of making us cry.
|
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It would seem that DHS either has discretion over matters of immigration enforcement, or it doesn't.
|
|
Bolton around if he truly doesn't want war with Iran—as it would seem, both from
|
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On its face, it would seem like a great opportunity for small businesses to expand nationally.
|
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Certainly, I would never have predicted that it would seem even more vibrant and emotionally charged.
|
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It would seem that the end of ObamaCare should be imminent, but the dialog has changed.
|
|
Confirmation, it would seem, that personal perspective makes a difference for the future of AI tools.
|
|
The more measured a fight this becomes the better it would seem to be for Romero.
|
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It would seem very loose to us, but it was different from vaudeville, closer to drama.
|
|
"It would seem pretentious to say we're making a better whiskey," said the owner, Daniel Shoemaker.
|
|
You could light a turd beautifully, and it would seem delicious with the right camera equipment.
|
|
I've seen a lot of his things, and a lot of it would seem normal now.
|
|
In fact, the president's statement, when read carefully, isn't quite as dramatic as it would seem.
|
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With today's digital revolution, it would seem that they should be approaching the cost of eyeglasses.
|
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It would seem obvious: If you want more female architects, teach more women to be architects.
|
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But it would seem that one would have to be delusional to entertain such a belief.
|
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With chorus and band on top of it all, it would seem to others as overwhelming.
|
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Ms. Woodbridge is, it would seem, uncommonly suited to her role as the Conference House caretaker.
|
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Since Amazon is renowned for its cut-rate deals, it would seem safe from federal intervention.
|
|
And yet, it would seem, the indignities of life behind bars have gotten under his skin.
|
|
It would seem like Matthew Macfadyen alone would give you dozens of hilarious outtakes each episode.
|
|
It would seem an extreme correction to a culture that had become, well, anything but restrained.
|
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But it would seem that such fantasies rest fitfully on a fundamental bed of existential dread.
|
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"It would seem very hard to obstruct justice for a crime that never happened!" he wrote.
|
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Yet, for all its good intentions, it would seem the study has fallen through the cracks.
|
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It would seem that there is good reason to be reminded of Buffett's words about interest rates.
|
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It would seem that, in a matter of months, the world has become a pretty scary place.
|
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It would seem at least that rather the box gives you a big subscriber -- potential subscriber number?
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It would seem like the president himself was the controlling arm of ESPN, dictating its disciplinary actions.
|
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It would still look bad because it would seem like yet another corrupt bargain of some kind.
|
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Well, it would seem that he is chosen for sacrifice at the hands of Him's doting admirers.
|
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It would seem to follow that the odds that we're in base reality is one in millions.
|
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It would seem that the source of the event originated from the electronics bay or the cockpit.
|
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It would seem that Niantic is now aware of the issue and is working on a patch.
|
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On one hand, it would seem that Amazon is playing a bit of a numbers game here.
|
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On the surface of things, it would seem the AMAs was a damn good night for women.
|
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So it would seem that with the arrival of this new filing, something is afoot at Sonos.
|
|
The baby name "Melania" is on the rise, thanks, it would seem, to First Lady Melania Trump.
|
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Apple's devices and even the apps in its App Store, it would seem, are no special exception.
|
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It would seem like an MBA is the golden ticket to a career as an investment partner.
|
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And, now that Instagram has passed a fresh milestone, it would seem there's no end in sight.
|
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It would seem a lot of fans throw their phone in anger when their team loses. Oof.
|
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It would seem that most of the Bachelor In Paradise contestants are back to their daily routines.
|
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BUT THEY GO THROUGH LIBERTY A LOT, IT WOULD SEEM – RUTLEDGE: YES, SOME PEOPLE GO THROUGH LIBERTY.
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It would seem, however, that the risks here are so great that reason should prevail over politics.
|
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If you follow the money, it would seem that a substantially freer regulatory environment is highly unlikely.
|
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Nevertheless, the masses are ready it would seem, and the money is there—the uninitiated want in.
|
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On the face of it, it would seem Ellis would be the ideal person to write it.
|
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It would seem to follow that the odds that we're in base reality is 1 in millions.
|
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Dogs, it would seem, are just as curious, bored, and excited by this world as we are.
|
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It would seem that the government is having trouble indicting public figures and making the charges stick.
|
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Kindness prevails, and it is much more prevalent than it would seem, seeing the news these days.
|
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It would seem that an idea aimed at ridding roads of tollbooths would be an easy sell.
|
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It would seem a near impossible task, were it not for the fact that The People v.
|
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It would seem that lower-income Americans are among the greatest beneficiaries of the A.C.A.'s reforms.
|
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It would seem to take some of the working-class-savior reasoning out of Uncle Joe's candidacy.
|
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As a journalist it would seem to have a red flag staked through the middle of it.
|
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It would seem the only appropriate remedy for such outrageous conduct would be to set Assange free.
|
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On the other hand, it would seem an easier sell, being more majestic and ideologically trouble free.
|
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"Lady luck, it would seem, suddenly smiled on the applicant," a South African judge wrote in 2015.
|
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But because that money is for counterterrorism efforts, it would seem unlikely that it would be cut.
|
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It would seem that at least one of the chapters of the Trump scandal saga has ended.
|
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But it would seem that his experience with existential crises would be particularly valuable right about now.
|
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Logic, it would seem, flies out the window when you introduce a robot dog to an office.
|
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From what we've heard from his accusers, it would seem that Moonves violated these policies without question.
|
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In most industries it would seem natural that a business would respond to the concerns of its customers.
|
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It would seem that this style can undercut some of the potential impact of some of these attacks.
|
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And it would seem to be a more positive view of growth from the jobs report this morning.
|
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It would seem as though its going to be tough for it to go up in market share.
|
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Nor, it would seem, could the government conduct an investigation that may clear the President of alleged wrongdoing.
|
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Spain, judging from this and past catastrophes alone, it would seem like art restoration isn't exactly your bag.
|
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It would seem Keeping Up with the Kardashians isn't just the title of the selfie queen's reality show.
|
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It would seem the pool is cutting back on funds to light the Cross Hall for POTUS pressers.
|
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"It would seem to me a shame to be selling now," Chairman and chief executive Remo Ruffini said.
|
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Unfortunately it would seem that not all contributors to last week's discussion realise that this is the case.
|
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But based on Kim's recent statement, it would seem that the company won't be shipping by then either.
|
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Twenty-two in the original New York production and, it would seem, rather more in the film version.
|
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Maybe it would seem warmer if there were a lot of music, or a lot of close-ups.
|
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But in the midst of a true crisis, it would seem that greater attention to detail is warranted.
|
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" It would seem the house hunting love is mutual, with Billinger sharing his own photo with "America's Sweetheart.
|
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So, to that extent, it would seem from Hui that U.S. expansion was already baked into those expectations.
|
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But you guys have been very aggressive in trying to educate, it would seem, the U.S.-based investor.
|
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And it would seem a large chunk of the book is dedicated to some juicy Apple-Spotify beef.
|
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It would seem to have much more to do with the neural signals that impel our every movement.
|
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It would seem he will continue to be held after Thursday, since authorities will be upping the ante.
|
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It would seem, then, that gay men's risk of eating disorders is similarly high to that of women.
|
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It would seem the American consumer has a clear point of view on the issue of data privacy.
|
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Even with interest rates at record lows, it would seem there are fewer attractive high-tech projects around.
|
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If it was anyone else it would seem like perfunctory stage banter, but coming from Elverum it's gutting.
|
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So, by that logic, it would seem like we're following Dolores and William on the most present timeline.
|
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The next logical step it would seem would be to build similar connections to LinkedIn, especially for sales.
|
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The whole time I was writing these songs that were expressions of grief, it would seem, looking back.
|
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MoMA's series, it would seem, is not only about the "King of Jazz" restoration but Junior Laemmle's rehabilitation.
|
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It would seem unethical because there doesn't seem to be any lingering doubts that cigarettes cause these diseases.
|
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It would seem unlikely that such a Democratic leaning electorate would favor Harris by a 24-point margin.
|
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When the country has reached a consensus, it would seem like an opportune time to press for change.
|
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That kind of barely toxic sting, it would seem, succeeds as a defensive strategy purely by inflicting pain.
|
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Reclassification, it would seem, put the FCC into a bit of a pickle with regards to digital privacy.
|
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It would seem there isn't much to object to in her feed, but of course, haters gonna hate.
|
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It would seem to be increased fears of recession risk that is resulting in rises in risk premia.
|
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The Gottis, it would seem, write notes to federal judges asking them for mercy for their loved ones.
|
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If I added it to what I do during the day, it would seem like an extra step.
|
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Or so it would seem, judging by the restrained tones, whether fond or quarrelsome, in which people converse.
|
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It would seem that under either of these two scenarios Johnson would be forced to have early elections.
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From what I observed, it would seem laughable to question the abilities of Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders.
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In Mather Brown's depiction, he's all bouffant wig and ruffles, encased, it would seem, in an elitist bubble.
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I also see a work that isn't what it would seem to be, a Civil War-era relic.
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It would seem almost the opposite of engulfment: Emotions are kept under the surface; social conventions are maintained.
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It would seem that the worst and most corrupt president in American history would be easy to remove.
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It would seem that the corporate sponsors of the RSA security conference are no match for IRL viruses.
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For a young African-American, it would seem, there's no escaping stereotyping, strangling perceptions, even in this Arcadia.
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It would seem unlikely Pelosi would want to do anything to step on that before that vote occurs.
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It would seem unwise, for instance, for Sinclair to replace scheduled shows on network affiliates with partisan content.
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The Republican Senate, where it would seem that such a person might be in residence, is in hiding.
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It would seem advocates of this program learned all the wrong lessons from watching our wars unfold abroad.
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IT WOULD SEEM TO ME WERE THAT TO OCCUR IT WOULD NOT BE PARTICULARLY GOOD FOR YOUR BUSINESS.
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But it would seem that Mr. Finegood has an heir: The original prankster died in 2007 at 52.
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And as the column does refer to fathers, it would seem fair to describe them as "harried," too.
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It would seem that U.S. policymakers would be downplaying the Brazilian economic and political crisis at their peril.
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Now it would seem more realistic to portray a character panicking about whether the gemstone was ethically sourced.
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In fact, it would seem that such warnings actually "backfire" and make the unhealthy foods even more appealing.
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And it would seem unlikely, considering the other, "declarations of war," err tweets, Trump shot off this weekend.
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It would seem the only investment done in Syria is investment in terrorism, it looks like a winning project.
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So it would seem that the pope's main opposition has been thwarted — but we're only halfway through the season.
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Whatever the "alt-right" does, it would seem to reason that the "alt-left" must have its own version.
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Based on the subsequent tweets it would seem like something terribly wrong went down at Jack in the Box.
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Such projections don't appear to concern VW, however, or so it would seem from the forecast Diess issued Tuesday.
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It would seem there is no way not to fall to the floor when you hear the word cancer.
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If you compared Saudi Arabia to Egypt, Yemen, Syria, Iraq and Lebanon, it would seem a model of stability.
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While ratings remain steady, it would seem many of us are watching out of obligation rather than actual enjoyment.
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The underlying scandal, it would seem to Mr. Assange, is that these are evil people who must be exposed.
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"I mean, it would seem that they're towards the end of the witness pile," he said of Mueller's team.
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It would seem the swamp monsters, whom President Donald Trump once pledged to purge, are not doing too badly.
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It would seem like negative equity should have evaporated by now, given how fast home prices have been rising.
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Unfortunately for the parasites in this video, it would seem that the host did not live to find water.
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While it would seem obvious that Walmart would want to expand Eloquii's reach by selling its clothes through Walmart.
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Regardless of any findings, it would seem improbable that the same DOJ that passed up any charges against Mrs.
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It would seem hostile ground for Mr. Trump, although he has a lead over other Republicans in Vermont polls.
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It would seem, however, that the hater-in-chief's team can't quite translate his petulance to the digital realm.
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Our only recourse, it would seem, is to start geoengineering the planet, but that will also introduce complications. 7.
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Well, it would seem to have come from "Morning Joe," the MSNBC show that Trump is very cozy with.
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He claims Peter tried to hide it so it would seem like he was beating Matt fair and square.
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Now, it would seem that the very liver damage caused by said buzz can be minimized by hoppy beers.
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And it would seem that China, with its combat sports scene growing by leaps and bounds, loves him too.
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It would seem that invoking the Long Boom in WIRED is a bit like saying "Macbeth" in a theater.
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He liked to cross-dress, but only, it would seem, by wearing high heels (and, the documentary implies, stockings).
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Given claims by a Romanian hacker that he had breached Clinton's email, it would seem like a pertinent question.
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And while we'll continue to rage against it, these kinds of stickers aren't going away soon, it would seem.
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But Trump operates from a different set of rules—the same rules, it would seem, that Scaramucci operates from.
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Most of the islands are declared national monuments simply, it would seem, because they're not good for anything else.
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So it would seem that the best response would be to draw up a will and avoid all that.
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It would seem to be a good corporate fit for Apple, were an acquisition or investment to take place.
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It would seem to invite a level of control we, the press, would rather not have placed upon us.
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So it would seem that good things can be rather contagious—even more so, it seems, than harmful epidemics.
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It would seem intuitive that with 50 stocks up and 450 down, the S&P would be down, right?
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In fact, it would seem Trump isn't even aware that there's media not solely dedicated to covering Donald Trump.
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And it would seem to relate to the pattern of trickery and deception in many of his business dealings.
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It would seem unlikely that something so wrong on every level could still yield insight; however, it unintentionally does.
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And, given Snapchat's recent expansion of Bitmoji features, it would seem that neither app is done growing quite yet.
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Transmissible cancer is extreme, and it would seem that in this case it's eliciting a likewise extreme genetic response.
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It would seem it is the perfect toy for those who favor the modern emphasis on quantity over quality.
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It would seem rather strange for a region that fought so long for its freedom to give up now.
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It's not clear if the same is going to happen with the new phones, although it would seem likely.
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Whatever view one takes, it would seem to be impossible to overstate his power over people connected to Nxivm.
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It would seem that Mr. Trump's White House is engaged in none other than a war against civil rights.
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"It would seem a large percentage of investors want to see more independence on this board," Benes told Reuters.
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Judging by the hyperbole, it would seem that the party's or the president's own nerves have been badly jangled.
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"It would seem a large percentage of investors want to see more independence on this board," Benes told Reuters.
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So, it would seem, the only problem these women had with Elizabeth Warren was that she was a woman.
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It is so obvious that, at any other time, it would seem like an essential upgrade for America's capabilities.
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It would seem that even Baloch's story only got attention because she was already popular prior to her death.
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She said it would seem "sort of empty" compared with New York, but she is thinking about another place.
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It would seem that paper-based books are anachronistic and that libraries would be headed the way of Blockbuster.
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It would seem as though that fact alone should tell the SEC that one millisecond is not de minimis.
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Even so, men went for the smiles and hugs more often than it would seem that women would have wished.
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And it&aposs got to be, at a minimum, it would seem to me, essentially the same rate on tariffs.
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It would seem that Khosrowshahi will be starting out with some basic good will from all of the company's directors.
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KS: It would seem a place they would love to discuss you, the implications of Twitter on the global economy.
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So it would seem their plans, if not already completely decimated by their respective prison sentences, are truly dashed now.
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Twitter's revenue declined in its most recent earnings reports, and Pinterest it would seem lagged behind much earlier revenue projections.
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And among the most popular items for sale, it would seem, are guides for how to make money through blogging.
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Known, it would seem, only to museum curators and a handful of collectors, Beck has achieved cult status, at best.
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Fischer has voted with Yellen and the majority in every vote, and it would seem unlikely that he would dissent.
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After the backlash and the settlement, it would seem that the price of EpiPen would decrease, at least a little.
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It would seem the president does not have the power without Congress to order companies to make such a move.
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It would seem an unlikely hiding place for Baghdadi, particularly in a village just 3 miles from the Turkish border.
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Yes, it would seem to be wasteful, requiring the shipment and return of a lot of product that requires fuel.
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From the way she acted with Cooper in the prison, it would seem that Diane isn't on Evil Cooper's side.
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If he were having an affair at the time, it would seem it did not impact his performance at work.
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It would seem to me that you guys are in this weird space where you're catching it on both ends.
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It would seem that mainstream media will only speak of Muslim women athletes if it can serve up stereotypical tropes.
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It would seem easier to enlist Oceanside's all-female militia instead — something that may very well happen in the future.
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It would seem our safest course of action is to try and prevent more of that ecological nightmare from unfolding.
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Thankfully, it would seem Big Tuna is doing what it can to mitigate some of our problems with its product.
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It would seem either the university is corrupt, or it's completely incompetent and unaware of what's happening at the sites.
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Perhaps some old scars remain, but it would seem that the Dark Destroyer cherishes his new life in the light.
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At this point, it would seem more likely they are going to use the technology rather than develop it themselves.
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By going quick in a time of long, TikTok, it would seem, is doomed to be social media's next Icarus.
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It would seem Children Services will be involved soon ... that's protocol when the welfare of a child becomes an issue.
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"If they want to hit ground running, it would seem appointments would be made as quickly as possible," Salmon continued.
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It would seem that both sides are in need of further data and evidence to support their proposed policy pathway.
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It would seem that the only way is up, with the Wii U being left behind in the coming months.
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And it would seem that anything posted on Instagram and Snapchat is fair game as far as Trendmood is concerned.
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Spoiler: It would seem Cookie would do poorly in space, mostly for reasons having to do with her beautification routine.
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After repeated failures to repeal ObamaCare, it would seem that tax cuts are an issue that could possibly unite Republicans.
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Still, it would seem foolhardy to ignore the growing footprint of dominant companies, strutting their stuff across the broader economy.
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At first glance it would seem that Shaurya Doval, who had organized the conclave, is part of such an elite.
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The only benefit it would seem to get is to show higher occupancy levels at its newer sites, he said.
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With anyone but Onita, it would seem doubtful, but Onita has a good track record of making the impossible happen.
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Now it would seem that the global economic crisis that is presently brewing in 2023 has its own special characteristics.
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It would seem that the Chinese government and Mr. Trump are, for the moment at least, on the same side.
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If there's a story [about a person of color], it would seem very disingenuous to have someone else tell it.
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And it would seem watching someone incapable of giving consent to sexual activity and allowing it to happen ... is reckless.
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With the special counsel Robert S. Mueller III still at work, it would seem reasonable to anticipate more to come.
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It would seem obvious that there is a need for some improvement in the services being offered to the population.
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Yet it would seem strange to argue that protecting traditional low-skill industries should guide trade policy into the future.
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It would seem that because we build so many of them that it would be prudent to make them reflective.
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But Mr. Carsen fills it with rowdy activity, an attempt, it would seem, to reveal the absurdities of aristocratic pretense.
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It would seem to be imprudent to dismiss out of hand the possibility of a negative vote in that referendum.
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People, it would seem, can't resist the false promises of outlandish returns if they simply manage to invest early enough.
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As unlikely as it would seem, the Celtics could overthrow King James and his court over the next two weeks.
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With a majority in the House and Senate, it would seem that a clear path to raising the limit exists.
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It would seem that NAI CEO Bjorn Kjos believes the agreement should apply to everyone but him and his subsidiary.
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It would seem like something he could reflect upon and view more objectively and decide whether to follow up on.
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I don't know the exact circumstances, but it would seem like your dealer sold you out to cop a deal.
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It would seem a tad worrying that Wim Wenders's documentary about Pope Francis had the full participation of the Vatican.
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The real question, it would seem, is: Why did Weiner and Abedin continue to give filmmakers access after the scandal broke?
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Specifically, it would seem, Raven's funeral, which was teased back in September prompting to speculate that she was getting killed off.
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And so -- STEVE LIESMAN: If it were a Christmas hymnal they'd all be singing from the same book, it would seem.
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Compared with the numbers from Obama's last year in office, it would seem like Trump's election has been great for manufacturing.
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It would seem that if any southeast Asian country had good cause to cut off North Korea, it would be Malaysia.
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They were scheduled to meet in Singapore on June 12th to discuss North Korea's nuclear program... Not anymore, it would seem.
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Eric Bigger seems semi-down to do it — by process of elimination, it would seem he's the guy for the role.
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"It would seem to me, if the White House didn't like her, they wouldn't want her up there," said the lobbyist.
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At one point Mr Kim said to Mr Trump that it would seem to many like something out of "a fantasy".
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It would seem that he may be still giving final approvals but he's letting the "experts" craft the message these days.
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The issue, it would seem, pertains to animals who are suffering from habitat loss, and who don't fare well in cities.
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Clearly, it would seem that Ehang heard our skepticism after its first announcement and it aimed to respond with supporting data.
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If she was my daughter's "close confidante" it would seem she chose to betray Whitney's confidence by publicizing rumors and hearsay.
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But it would seem the company neglected to tell us about a crucial sixth city: its home turf of San Francisco.
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On paper, it would seem that sin taxes discourage bad behaviors; in reality, taxpayers find other ways to get their fix.
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Slack, it would seem, is trying to become more of a home page of internal communication instead of a messaging client.
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It would seem that by 2016, we should have evolved to a place where women and men have achieved workplace equality.
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From the snapshots of Trudeau's state visit, it would seem that the two world leaders got off to a smashing start.
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Judging by how frequently it is used, it would seem that simply endeavoring to be in music makes someone a badass.
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It would "seem to defy basic market laws of supply and demand," said Jason Bordoff, a former energy adviser to Obama.
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We're told there have been no settlements since the contract was signed, so it would seem this clause does not apply.
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He parrots his friend's catchphrases and gives cheesy thumbs-up, trying to be more human, it would seem, than death bot.
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If you were merely watching the chart data roll in, it would seem that Makonnen's career has been on the decline.
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It would seem on its face, that getting $915 million for the company is a pretty decent return for its investors.
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So it would seem audiences will get to watch skyscraper-sized robots do battle with giant, extradimensional lizard beings once more.
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IT WOULD seem to be a sensible step: following a tragic act of terrorism, a state passes new anti-terrorism laws.
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To some, it would seem yet another example of the excesses of these times, another example of class stratification and elitism.
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But, it would seem to me that the solution to these challenges cannot be to block any consideration of the technology.
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Mickelson, it would seem, is not the only one using the Masters as a platform to reach players with bad backs.
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So it would seem the LELO HEX is neither safer, cheaper, thinner, better feeling or even a more aesthetically interesting option.
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It would seem as though I wasn't taking her seriously as a musical artist, and the idea is that I do.
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It would seem that, barring a visit to the Temple of Time, our precious 8-bit Link is all grown up.
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And if the purpose involves sustaining this direction — becoming a true global community — then it would seem to include moral progress.
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It would seem, in other words, that Suleimani is at odds with both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iran's President Rouhani.
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It would seem like you're trying to build an image away from The Office, but how much do you miss it?
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The military, it would seem, is simply unsettled by the attention that the John Jay exhibition has drawn from news organizations.
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Name Withheld Your mother asked you to keep what she said in confidence, and it would seem you accepted her request.
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By the end of infancy, it would seem, children already grasp the significance of making a verbal commitment to another person.
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It would seem to me that while you have to be aware of everything, there's also, in some ways, fewer distractions.
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It would seem that its best and highest use would be to anticipate bad actions by bad people before they happen.
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Right now, with summer fruit in abundance, it would seem pie season is upon us — unless pie-making seems too fussy.
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It's in plenty of dictionaries, but I think any attempt to vindicate it would seem like it was yarned by me.
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It would seem so, judging by the captivating photographs of Marion Brenner in PRIVATE GARDENS OF THE BAY AREA (Monacelli, $60).
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Given its massive audience and the fact that its product is free, it would seem perfectly positioned for more ad business.
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Paradoxically, then, it would seem that we can best limit intolerance of difference by parading, talking about, and applauding our sameness.
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On certain lists, it would seem the restaurants with the best (and most expensive) public relations teams often win the day.
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"This is now a man that has to be brought under control, it would seem to me," Dobbs said of Mueller.
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Recognizing the early stage of the Brexit negotiations, it would seem, however, that all the clues are pointing in one direction.
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"It would seem like an undesirable outcome for an exercise intended to rescue Obamacare (markets) that are melting down," he said.
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Although it would seem airlines and baggage-shipping services are born competitors, Ewart said he is looking to partner with carriers.
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It would seem that two critical mistakes are coming back to bite Mauricio Macri's government, which took office in early 2015.
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There is, it would seem, perhaps no other person as familiar with the Bernie Sanders brand of anti-establishment, populist progressivism.
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"It would seem like there should be some common ground from both sides on how to realize that value," he said.
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It would seem to me that that would more likely be viewed by voters as a disqualifier rather than a qualifier.
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No miracles are coming this year, it would seem; the Syracuse win may well wind up as the season's high point.
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It would seem strange to have to force people to look at ideas they disagree with so that probably isn't the solution.
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Frustratingly, it would seem that the Harvey Weinstein problem is much more complicated and multilayered than the simple outcry "everybody knew" suggests.
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It would seem the little vacay's got them in a good mood -- good enough to carry off their own luggage to boot.
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After all, it would seem as if the Videolan team has been keeping busy, after adding Chromecast support to VLC last February.
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It would seem, then, that LG's new 23.7-inch UltraFine 4K Display is Apple's proposed mainstream monitor solution from here on out.
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If that holds, it would seem to shut down any chance of a hike at either the June or July FOMC meetings.
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For T.J. Dillashaw it would seem a good idea to avoid getting drawn into the role that Dominick Cruz played against Garbrandt.
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At those prices, it would seem like Steve Jobs got a good deal when he paid George Lucas $5m for the company.
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Therefore, it would seem likely that any expansion of the program would exacerbate those problems and shorten the life of the program.
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"It would seem to me that those are projects we need to consider in the president's budget request to fund," he said.
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It would seem as if Servideo is building a collection of every single person you'd ever come across on the East Coast.
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It would seem (subject to further testing) that Spencers General Trading may have unknowingly on sold product that was not to specification.
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Here's the loose end ... by picking up/extending Jussie's option, it would seem they have to pay him something per the contract.
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Floor: Assuming the committee reaches an agreement, it would seem to stand a good chance of passing — at least in the Senate.
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It would seem that the transition would be less wrenching and divisive if the CFPB were a five-member commission, like Rep.
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The post (written, it would seem, by a woman named Katherine Connor Martin), includes an apology but is also a bit defensive.
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And now, it would seem that AppDynamics' long-awaited IPO (this week!) has been called off in favor of a giant acquisition.
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It would seem that Pope Francis objects to the state usurping the role of the parents to determine their child's best interests.
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But it would seem there hasn't been something of the form of this new fund — much less one that involves Sesame Street.
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"It would seem zombies have good muscle memory, as they tend to follow similar patterns to when they were 'normal,'" Hanley says.
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This is why it would seem to be singularly bad policy to add to the budget deficit now during the good times.
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From the stories here, it would seem that the globe was already doing a pretty good job of devastating itself before 1776.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW, N.Y. — It would seem ripe for an eruption of not-in-my-backyard furor — an enormous development along the water.
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Although the rest of the EU is pushing Britain to act immediately, it would seem as if it can't force the pace.
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It would seem parents must force politicians to spend into bankruptcy or else doom their illiterate, innumerate children to a menial existence.
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If you left one of his plays feeling good about yourself, then it would seem that Mr. Albee hadn't done his job.
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But it would seem to be highly questionable whether Shelton is qualified to serve effectively and independently on the Federal Reserve's Board.
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From the action Lourenço has now taken against Dos Santos' billionaire daughter Isabel, it would seem that he's becoming his own man.
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"It would seem to me that it was a prudent move on our path," he told analysts on a post-earnings call.
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It would seem, even after both their deaths, we continue to find more hidden depth to both the actor and the character.
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To anyone scrolling her Instagram feed that year, it would seem as though every weekend was the best weekend of her life.
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If the first impression rose is a sign of her proclivities, it would seem she may be leaning toward the older guys.
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There's a lot more money to be made in buying TV time, it would seem, than in building meaningful connections to voters.
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If the lake, and south Florida, have been an experiment in man versus nature, then it would seem that both have lost.
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At second blush, it would seem even more perfect that Spielberg would reunite with his E.T. screenwriter, Melissa Mathison, for the project.
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"It would seem for now that it appears manageable, but I would be very hesitant to make any predictions," Dr. Tomlin said.
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Directed by Sara Fellini, it would seem potentially well matched to both this time of year and our foully antagonistic national mood.
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Part of this effort, it would seem, involves establishing editorial guidelines — enforced by actual humans — for the articles populating its upcoming section.
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The cost of losing 3,000 $35 tickets would be $105,000, so it would seem clear the league got at least that much.
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Then, it would seem, he opened his eyes to see just how incompetent Trump is and is now forced to take action.
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It would seem then that our failure to accept the link between life and death is at the root of this fear.
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" He later tweeted -- there's the phrase 'witch hunt': "It would seem very hard to obstruct justice for a crime that never happened!
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Time travel, it would seem, is our contemporary longing for the kind of circumstances that some of Banner's beloved seamstresses reckoned with.
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Given that the divorce rate is also 40 percent to 50 percent, it would seem that this is not an easy task.
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It would seem that Washington's policy of neglect and restraint motivated him to speed up the country's missile launches and nuclear tests.
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GIVEN YOU ARE DOING ALL OF THIS, IT WOULD SEEM TO DIRECT TO CONSUMER IS KIND OF PUT ON THE BACK BURNER.
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If close friendships really are vital to human well-being, it would seem that we would be intuitively skilled at making them.
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It would seem an unlikely target and the very opposite of a high-profile, symbolic location in a city filled with them.
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And it would seem that most people still don't see being disabled as desirable, something that a customer might imagine for themselves.
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Considering that Trump has said he intends to keep his personal account going, it would seem that it should be considered public record.
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He could be out there at 55, slinging touchdowns to Rob Gronkowski 2.0 and still beating the Jets, and it would seem plausible.
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"It would seem a no-brainer that scarce public resources should be directed toward those most in need, not giant banks," said Orenstein.
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It would seem safe to say that Bobbitt's life is better today than it was before this whole saga kicked off last fall.
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It's so far ahead of the others that it would seem undemocratic that it not be in government – indeed, not lead a government.
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It would seem then that more guys want to present themselves as liking it both ways than exclusively preferring one position over another.
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It would seem, at such a glorious moment for women essayists in particular — Eula Biss and Samantha Irby and Rebecca Solnit and more!
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In a year with a contentious election, it would seem that reading a book about a futuristic election might be a bit much.
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It would seem that Apple too lacks some of the AI talent that Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Facebook have attracted over the years.
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If you put this playlist on with a date over, it would seem like you were about to swoop in for a kiss.
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That's a good example of what do you and don't you owe [to the audience], because it would seem that you owe that.
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It would seem from the case of her patient that it is clearly not rehabilitation or public safety, that it must be punishment.
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The idea, it would seem, was to demonstrate potential use cases for virtual reality and Facebook Spaces, including virtually visiting storm-ravaged communities.
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If we judged youth engagement by social media posts instead of voter turnout, it would seem young people were interested in the referendum.
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And it would seem every effort was made to show a higher effective tax rate to underscore a couple paying their fair share.
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A lavish Monero suite party promoted on Reddit and hyped at DEF CON's Monero BCOS Village, it would seem, was a no-brainer.
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Putting it all together: It would seem like it's easier than ever before to create false memories shared by entire groups of people.
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And if the internet is to be believed, it would seem that so-called vibrator addiction is the mortal enemy of partnered sex.
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If contraception is so effective at lowering the abortion rate, it would seem to make sense for rabidly anti-abortion politicians like Sen.
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Trump, it would seem, is capable of what the combined might of the world's central banks has been unable to do: stoke inflation.
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It would seem counter productive for it to then list only in China, given the Chinese government's efforts to promote local tech companies.
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It would seem like the best way to get more money from YouTube would be to get a better deal this time around.
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"It would seem that Aung San Suu Kyi is trying to defend what is indefensible," the 93-year-old told reporters in Singapore.
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The grappling world might never have an athlete with bankable star power but it would seem that Tonon is the closest so far.
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In that respect, it would seem that a further Chinese economic slowing should not have a material direct effect on the U.S. economy.
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"It would seem to me that murder in the first degree is all about motive," Gerald L. Shargel, another veteran defense lawyer, said.
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"It would seem that such a licensing program would be totally in line with Google's stated 'Don't be evil' corporate philosophy," Taplin writes.
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It would seem like this is a bad time to invest in the United States market if you read statements from cable firms.
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It would seem sus that Woods is repping Kardashian's ex's earbuds, but sources told TMZ that reports of shadiness have been greatly exaggerated.
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Australopithecus, a suspected tree climber, was equipped with this particular physical feature, and it would seem to suggest the same for H. luzonensis.
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Her best friend once said that if she didn't know better, it would seem like my mom woke up with red lipstick on.
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From the people I spoke to and surveyed, it would seem that caste discrimination is a pressing issue for British Sikhs and Hindus.
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Visitors to the Buenos Aires location where Dinkin noticed the mining code will no longer have their computers sneakily hijacked, it would seem.
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It would seem that their phone number, which the Strausses have had for six years, once belonged to a now-closed Papa John's.
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Mr. Muhly opted, it would seem, to maintain mystery through whole stretches of the score, to suggest emotions rather than making everything explicit.
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It would seem that the climate swerve is greater than any individual person, even one as dangerous to the world as Donald Trump.
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"If there had to be a first use between India and Pakistan it would seem that it would be by Pakistan," she said.
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Such a statement by Aoun might give some satisfaction to Saudi Arabia, but it would seem to leave Hariri no stronger than before.
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After all, if social media is where we do our political talking, it would seem logical to bring the Constitution to bear there.
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It would seem that the problem with Trump is not that he is acting unilaterally but is not doing so for liberal causes.
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"I guess it piqued investors' interest, but it would seem there's still a high degree of skepticism baked into current prices," said Ablin.
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"It would seem a deal is still on the cards – it just needs more time to put the pieces in place," it said.
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Actually, I was very inspired by an American documentary called Rize, where you'd see these krumpers and it would seem like they were possessed.
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He forgot to include that it wouldn't just be people — in the new millennia, every rat gets 15 minutes, or so it would seem.
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In essence, a cake is merely an edible and hopefully more delicious (though not, it would seem, for Justice Gorsuch) form of disappearing ink.
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It would seem that this is something that could make money, compared to a lot of their other ... all difficult businesses that he runs.
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"It would seem we were unable to convince the electorate, and that is bitter," said Andrea Nahles, the SPD leader, after the election results.
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When Maci Bookout has been looking for a name for her third child, and it would seem Tom Cruise gave her a little inspiration.
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The California DMV, it would seem, is shifting responsibility to the federal government to ensure fully self-driving cars are safe and road-ready.
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It would seem that there's no way for a single company to gobble up the entire market as a whole, even if it's Didi.
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This despite the fact that, in some ways, it would seem like a natural symbolic cause for the country's first black president to embrace.
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But, insofar as the Catholic Warhol produced mostly marginal, minor work, it would seem as if his religious concerns were not ultimately very significant.
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So, it would seem that this round is quite the discount from the kind of interest it may have picked up earlier this year.
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Already, it would seem that Zuckerberg is saying that the company has internal tools that can detect the difference between real and fake news.
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It would seem that Bikkannavar's case had nothing to do with Trump's Muslim ban since he wasn't traveling from one of the restricted countries.
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It would seem, 11 years after the introduction of the first iPhone, that Apple's marquee product has simply lost a majority of its luster.
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And when it comes to what makes for good TV, it would seem that Tim Cook most certainly has at least one blind spot.
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The president of the United States is an important job, so much so that it would seem like his words should carry considerable weight.
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"It would seem curious to me to lower interest rates to stimulate our economy, and simultaneously say 'We're very worried about borrowing,'" Lowe said.
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It would seem to be common sense that juveniles who have committed minor offenses such as skipping school would not be placed in jail.
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It would seem that there is a natural partnership opportunity in having humans work with ML-based AI assistants, each complementing the other's ability.
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Or so it would seem: From 2012 on, a good chunk of the Internet has consisted of critics calling out her (often overstated) privilege.
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It would seem Terrace House is largely enjoyable because it's the antithesis of modern reality television, but its richness is a bit more complex.
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It would seem the folks at ABC now realize that audiences might not feel super thrilled about watching Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) brutally beaten.
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Yes, you are thinking, it would seem to make a lot more sense to spy on the would-be robbers than their intended victims.
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Both the right and left right would have to make compromises; it would seem to be a fair trade, with big gains for all.
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Based on the social media rejoicing going on around her, it would seem that Olympios may actually be tucking herself away from the limelight.
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If the price is accurate, it would seem that the company gave a nice return on the $21 million investors made in the company.
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Nick Swisher, the prodigal bro, hit two homers on Sunday for Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre — too late, it would seem, for a promotion.
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In that one moment, no matter how innocent it would seem in normal circumstances, Democrats would have the ultimate weapon to take down Trump.
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It would seem to be only a matter of time before both domestic and foreign investors begin to sour seriously on the U.K. economy.
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Given recent developments in Luanda and Harare, it would seem that neither of these two old men have succeeded in securing their family dynasties.
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Then, last Thursday, Tillerson seemed to shift direction, saying that "it would seem there would be no role" for Assad in Syria's political future.
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This isn't really a reflection of poor performance for Pinterest, it would seem — just that the expectations may have been set a little high.
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Hipstamatic, it would seem, began this trend, with its variety of lens and film options that were all meant to mimic specific analog technology.
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Regulation aside, it would seem that producers and consumers are just as much to blame for the apparently widening gap between labels and reality.
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This shocks people, as it would seem intuitive that a Category 5 hurricane would tend to dump more rain than a Category 1 hurricane.
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Australian Prime Minister just announced the 6-month ban on all visitors, so it would seem the Aussies are taking the outbreak very seriously.
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It would seem that this visceral tale is an attempt to give us a brief respite from the fighting, as unlikely as that sounds.
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For someone used to a rural standard of living, it would seem fairly normal; for someone from Westchester County, N.Y., a big step down.
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It would seem straightforward even to those folks who are strict constitutionalists that we should count all the people, not some of the people.
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We don't know how, but it would seem that they were suddenly released from the rigors of the ritual and allowed to return home.
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Yet you're somehow convinced that the practice is wrong, in a way that the real parties to the exchange, it would seem, are not.
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It would seem — for now — that people will still move to the waterfront, if they are persuaded their homes can weather the coming storms.
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Yet, if there are to be negotiations, it would seem better to hold them before rather than after North Korea develops an operational ICBM.
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"If we're going to have any impact on securing that voting system itself, it would seem to me, we need to be acting quickly."
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It would seem an obvious thing to do, but many family foundations, and more broadly families, try to steer children in a particular direction.
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In the case of the UK and Kenya, he is part of that history himself, making him, it would seem, ideally suited for it.
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"It would seem that he has ended his life with a firearm," a statement by the police said, adding that an investigation had been opened.
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Given its covert promotion of Pollock and friends, it would seem that CIA officials are cognizant of the political messages even paint splatters can convey.
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Meanwhile, 69 percent reported they had failed to create a data-driven organization, although it would seem that these two metrics would be closely aligned.
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Y Combinator President Sam Altman Y Combinator President Sam Altman The house at YC's Demo Day was packed — more than anyone expected, it would seem.
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But it would seem that Feinstein, who shifted her position on legalizing pot and other subjects, has done enough to keep her party with her.
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Reading Kumar's resume from his time in the United States, it would seem like he was working as a spy, or running from the law.
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The Saudis are perfectly willing, it would seem, if this theory of the money is correct, to help buy elections to prop up a friend.
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That hasn&apost worked for them in these Democratic primaries this year leading up to the midterms and it would seem like a heavy hand.
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So, it would seem that a project of this scale would fall under the scope of powers given to the president to designate national monuments.
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Plus, it would seem to me that the people who do hit the 10,000-track library ceiling are customers that Spotify should really care about.
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So it would seem Slack is more interested in cozying up to Google than indirectly making it easier to use Microsoft products in the workplace.
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What's even more remarkable is that the party's weakness comes when it would seem to have tremendous incentives to coalesce behind a single mainstream option.
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The theory, it would seem, is if Square decided to pull back and focus on profitability it would be able to build a strong business.
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It would seem all of this new jewelry is meant to replace that one conspicuously absent piece of jewelry, Bella's gold Abel block letter necklace.
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By temporarily banning ICOs, it would seem that the PBOC is making an effort to learn from its prior laxity, if maybe overcompensating a bit.
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On the surface, it would seem that Estonia has no chance of growth in this situation, but if you take a closer look; it does.
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Why would you take this on given you had a strong reputation, you would made plenty of money it would seem – not to be presumptuous.
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It would seem that whatever agency approved his license might want to investigate some of these very public charges of possible violations of medical ethics.
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So with fans wanting the fight and both boxers confirming the fight, it would seem only logical for the bout to take place in April.
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What's interesting ... it would seem highly, highly improbable the Board of Directors didn't hear rumblings about this ... it was a poorly kept secret for decades.
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Just based on these figures, it would seem like Rubio should worry about the potential repercussions of owning a firearm more than a terrorist attack.
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From amputations and zombie resurrections to some questionable haircuts, it would seem that everything in Westeros just kept getting worse over the past eight years.
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So it would seem that participating in a worldwide effort to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions like the Paris Agreement would be in our best interest.
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It would seem those questions deserve at least some of the scrutiny afforded the Trump-Russia collusion inquiry that is now two-plus years old.
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By all indications, it would seem that this is due to the amount of resources that law enforcement has at its disposal to solve crimes.
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Ghina was understandably confused and asked if the guy was bisexual (and also, it would seem, polyamorous) and declaring his love for both of them.
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Tell us about your puzzle, Mr. Phillips: Well, it would seem I have the honor/curse of batting cleanup for St. Patrick (Berry) this week.
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In light of this harrowing fiscal situation, it would seem to be a bad time to propose the creation of new debt-driving entitlement programs.
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Now, it would seem a mechanism that requires people to pay a tax penalty for not purchasing insurance would cost money, but that's not so.
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And it would seem like a perfect fit for the Metropouloses, who specialize in taking timeworn products — albeit mostly edible ones — and dusting them off.
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Sadly, it would seem too much to expect that, politically, Prime Minister May can make an abrupt U-turn and keep the U.K. in Europe.
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But if the intent from the outset really was to kill Khashoggi then it would seem to go beyond just an effort to intimidate critics.
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It would seem especially so for Ms. Jackson, whose last performance came in 13, in Eugene O'Neill's "Mourning Becomes Electra" at the Glasgow Citizens Theater.
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Judging by the Horizon Air employee's unorthodox communication with ATC, it would seem that he wasn't familiar with many aspects of the US airspace environment.
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And though the event may also have been a bit unusual, it would seem an unlikely candidate to draw the scrutiny of the federal government.
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But it would seem more than fair for the Australians to stage the next Davis Cup match with the Americans in Australia on a hardcourt.
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At this point, any objection on her part wouldn't just be professionally dangerous, it would seem heartless — and she's not a horrible person, is she?
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From a recent Know Your Language on PHP: PHP has done so much, but it would seem that it can only take us so far.
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It would seem that mobilizing adipose tissue for energy is the body's last resort and pulls out every trick in the book to avoid it.
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It would seem The Martian borrowed heavily from the aesthetic of this film, with wonderfully clean and crisp habitat modules, and awesome looking Mars rovers.
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I timed them so that the unfolding of the animation would occur at the edge of perception, so it would seem like nothing was happening.
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It would seem ridiculous to dispute invocations of the founders, or the Greatest Generation, on the basis of a lack of membership in either group.
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It would seem that Master of None creators Ansari and Alan Yang did, too, because season two is a bold step forward for the show.
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If you just went by what Donald Trump said, it would seem as if US-Russia relations were at their strongest point in recent history.
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He tried, it would seem based on the Mueller report, to stifle the investigators in ways that President Richard Nixon would never have imagined possible.
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It would seem that he's the hero, taking out Nazis who have slipped through America's security cracks and who are also orchestrating a Fourth Reich.
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By Degrees With Donald J. Trump about to take control of the White House, it would seem a dark time for the renewable energy industry.
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It would seem, as far as Lebanon policy goes, that things are stuck where the secretary found them at the start of his recent tour.
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The goal, it would seem, was less mass appeal and more target marketing aimed at a demographic susceptible to power fantasies and bro-dude culture.
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There is some confusion in Britain about what this practice should be called: "Undertaking" is — it would seem — the logical formulation, despite its funereal associations.
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"It would seem to me that we need to have an adult discussion at some point about how we're going to get control of that."
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However, it looks like that's going to be tricky, as it would seem that children are now taking their lust for narcotics to extreme lengths.
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At least in theory, it would seem to lessen the temptation for lower-tier players to say yes to offers of money on the side.
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Benioff indicated in September that they were never really given a chance to bid, although given that price, it would seem way out of Salesforce's range.
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In today's networked environment, when anyone can broadcast live or post their thoughts to a social network, it would seem that censorship ought to be impossible.
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That's what the North Dakota Democrat in one of the most Donald Trump -friendly states says, though it would seem she also doesn't have that luxury.
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If there are instances where there are monopolies, it would seem overkill to have an entire federal agency dedicated to ex ante regulation of their services.
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" "It would seem from what we've seen of members of the royal family in public that they are very accustomed to a variety of different situations.
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It would seem odd for him to continue as Eurogroup head when he is no longer a serving finance minister, but the body's rules are vague.
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YOU KNOW, TRUMP MARCHES TO HIS OWN DRUMMER, IT WOULD SEEM, AND SO FAR THAT DRUMMER'S BEEN PLAYING THE RIGHT TUNE TO GET HIM THIS FAR.
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It would seem to work a bit like Apple's new "Sign in with Apple" initiative that promises better security and more privacy protections around account credentialing.
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It would seem that no one, at least not the security researchers and cryptography experts at RSA, takes the idea of a Facebook cryptocurrency very seriously.
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With a superhero as important as Spider-Man, it would seem out of character for Feige and Disney to bow out of a deal with Sony.
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"From the beginning, it would seem, Zuckerberg's plan was to take down "media corporations owned by conglomerates" in favor of an "open information flow for people.
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"It would seem that companies are trying to defray or offset the impact on their finances by putting the burden on the ordinary worker," he said.
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Although there's no official word yet from HBO or the show's producers, it would seem this low-resolution presentation of the battle was an intentional choice.
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If manufacturers are already getting specs, it would seem reasonable that Apple would notify case makers about a fingerprint scanner on the back of the phone.
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It would seem the public has come to believe, rightly or wrongly, that Trump is a skirt-chaser and Clinton is incapable of telling the truth.
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At a glance, it would seem that Grown Ups 21970 — a 257 "comedy" starring Adam Sandler — is the worst-rated, highest-earning movie of all time.
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Given that the demand for IUDs has increased rapidly within the last few months, it would seem that we need Planned Parenthood now more than ever.
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With an Apple TV app, it would seem like live-streaming events like this might actually be the company's sweet spot, especially heading into the election.
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It would seem that the stiff upper lip is starting to wobble, so we had a walk around London and chatted to some men about it.
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He'd probably do just fine at a circuit party but it would seem that he's not really what most guys at the barbecue are looking for.
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HBO usually waits until late May to unveil its big Emmy hopeful TV movie for the year, and in 2017, it would seem to be this.
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Helicopter money is a more subtle form of confiscation (on savers, at least) but might have broader appeal (it would seem like "free money" to some).
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After all, if the truly powerful villains in American society are its technocrats and overachievers, then it would seem the plutocrats and nepotists have been dethroned.
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The biggest example of that, it would seem, would be the launch of the highly praised Surface Studio — which is a direct encroachment on Apple's turf.
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So it would seem that President's Day is literally intended to let you sleep in, maybe do a little online shopping, and have a day off.
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Given all the preparations, it would seem that the U.S. has a rapid response plan ready to go in the event of any power grid hack.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee will be responsible for trying to find a deal, and at first glance it would seem to be fertile ground for bipartisanship.
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It would seem that the relationship between social media and depression and well-being is complex and likely to be influenced by a number of factors.
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If Time Warner's purchase by AT&T should face antitrust action it, would seem to make any deal to buy more content assets a non-starter.
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Rather, it would seem that sorting out Puerto Rico's present economic and financial mess would require a comprehensive approach that emphasized policies to spur economic growth.
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It would seem, then, that American voters reject the fencerow to fencerow, intensive agriculture of the past with an eye toward a more sustainable food system.
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There is much talk about the mores and language of the rich, who it would seem are increasingly controlling not just this town, but the world.
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While it would seem harder to land a rocket on a floating drone ship than the land, it could be more cost effective for several reasons.
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It would seem only natural that the "champion" of a division allow contenders to weigh in at the full limit stipulated by the sport of boxing.
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LONDON — 'Tis the season for wearing velvet — or so it would seem during a browse through the Notting Hill branch of the high-end boutique Matches.
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It would seem that Mr. London, a leader of klezmer groups in New York, and his librettist, the playwright Elise Thoron, have some explaining to do.
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And it would seem that few of them are thinking very hard about the feelings or autonomy of the people whose bodies and faces they're exploiting.
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It would seem a force of disorder has invaded these sterile precincts, the domain of a fat-cat financial consultant named David (Kelly AuCoin, of "Billions").
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I was thinking, it would seem to me that like Hertz and those people haven't gotten involved in any of this stuff, which I find fascinating.
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It would seem as though the only thing that would make your story better, would be for you to coach this organization to a championship. Absolutely!
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It would seem that way: Lukas Dhont's movie "Girl," about a 15-year-old transgender ballerina, is Belgium's much-lauded entry for the upcoming Academy Awards.
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And in cases where customers do choose to give Apple their data, only Apple employees will have access (not, it would seem to imply, hired contractors).
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"It would seem to be the very definition of arbitrary and capricious for H.H.S. to knowingly use false facts when calculating hospital reimbursements," Judge Kavanaugh wrote.
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Mr. Wuorinen's intention, it would seem, is to suggest the fraught emotions that course within these characters, as well as the societal forces that threaten them.
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Judging by much of the journalism The Times has produced since Trump took office, it would seem there is at least a preference for strict independence.
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Joseph A. Darby, a presiding elder for the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, said it would seem bewildering for Mr. Roof to escape capital punishment.
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Given the numbers, it would seem that she will have to cobble together her own Christian Democrat-Christian Social Union bloc together with two other parties.
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It would seem, then, that the aye-aye (so named because of its cries) wanders the forests of Madagascar giving the world the highly elongated finger.
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The narrative pull of "Dear Evan Hansen" (Atlantic) is so compellingly recreated, for instance, that it would seem to defy trends that favor songs over albums.
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That's Hamlet's father, it would seem, but don't take the image too literally, since we later learn that Dad died suddenly, poisoned by his brother, Claudius.
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It would seem that this would have been the ultimate defense of their anointed candidate for president as her intellectual reputation was battered by Comey's determination.
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"It would seem that the strikes came from the south, where the Emirati forces and forces of President Hadi are concentrated, near the airport," Jendoubi said.
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If Treasury yields are suddenly more attractive than the yields offered by equities, then it would seem natural for investors to flee a name like Exxon.
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And given Putin's comments Thursday, as the next election grows closer, it would seem Russian efforts to advance distorted and divisive narratives are not going away.
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While the prisoner exchange did not mark the end of the conflict, for now, it would seem that things are moving in the direction of stability.
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While this could ultimately leave the country vastly weaker and more vulnerable, it would seem to play into Mr. Trump's — not to mention Vladimir Putin's — hands.
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" Otherwise, he said, "It would seem that at most the proposed newly installed first-place finisher warrants such status only on a complimentary or honorary basis.
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Exactly what that transformation is—or what that mystery holds—is not easy to pin down, though it would seem to hinge, somehow, on Dr. Caligari.
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Karma, it would seem, is striking back all at once, and whatever's happening is as intent on punishing Gamby as he was on punishing Dr. Brown.
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If the film follows Civil War's Black Panther–focused mid-credits scene, then it would seem like the idea of political sovereignty would also come into question.
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" He also noted that, "clearly with the acts that he has taken it would seem there would be no role for him to govern the Syrian people.
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"It would seem strange that that wouldn't come up ... at family dinner," Warner told me during the conversation in his small hideaway office off the Senate floor.
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It would seem that, in our fervor to imitate the psychopathically intelligent cartoon character we loved, Rick and Morty fans became the cartoon villain that Rick is.
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The 66-year-old actor and screen veteran also apparently just negotiated for a raise, so it would seem Rossum is due for her own pay bump.
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If these numbers work out to be true, it would seem that the game had a negative economic impact, not to mention the cost of human life.
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"It would seem that the market is having a rather hard time making up its mind as to which story to believe in," consultancy JBC Energy said.
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The breakdown in relations was, if not a primary driver of North Korea's nuclear test, then at the very least, it would seem, a significant precipitating factor.
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Amber Guyger walked into an unarmed man's apartment and shot him dead, and so it would seem that the machine is going to have to work overtime.
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In such circumstances, it would seem, a multifactor test would improve matters: It would structure intuition by telling judges which factors to consider and which to ignore.
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It would seem that the Democratic presidential primary's mature poet is Hillary Clinton, who has been adopting the progressive words, and style, of her rival Bernie Sanders.
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It would seem entirely possible that Chicago will one day pop up on her mom's reality show without any real explanation as to how she got there.
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And now that Tubman's going to be on the $20 bill, it would seem even more like this is the right time for a movie about her.
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Whether by interest rates rising, stocks pulling back or volatility picking up, it would seem this investment blend is due for some give-back in coming years.
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With the i33's higher clock speed and its clearly superior rendering abilities it would seem like an i7 would be better for gaming than an i5.
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On the surface, it would seem to have more in common with prototypes from EV startups like Byton or Lucid Motors than anything in Nissan's current lineup.
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We don't hear the question in the video shared by a Buzzfeed writer, but it would seem to have been something about running for the Oval Office.
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It would seem to make perfect sense — especially with Apple currently sitting things out and leaving the internet TV market to Dish, Sony, and cable providers themselves.
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How and when it comes I think remains to be seen but it would seem to be in a bit of a [inaudible] for the time being.
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On Monday, Elliott Advisors, one of Akzo's largest shareholders with a 3.25 percent stake, said that arrangement was not as powerful a weapon as it would seem.
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From the killings that do hit the headlines, it would seem the criminal justice system is not that bothered about punishing those suspected of being the culprits.
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But because dinosaurs were very much confined to Earth—a limitation that was central to their doom—it would seem preposterous to imagine them as spacefaring creatures.
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For those who do not know him, it would seem an unlikely position — one for which he might seem unqualified, one for which he would never apply.
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" He followed that tweet up with this one -- a variation on a theme: "It would seem very hard to obstruct justice for a crime that never happened!
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And given that crystals can be used to "make a promise to mama earth," it would seem important to know how they were extracted from mama earth.
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But, as we know, impeachment is a political rather than a legal concept, and it would seem pretty clear that nothing will occur with the current Congress.
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If it wasn't for the fact they were once leaders of the free world, "it would seem like two friends coming together to have lunch," Ogilvie said.
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Tillerson on Assad: "Clearly with the acts that he has taken it would seem there would be no role for him to govern the Syrian people." pic.twitter.
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But for now — despite Gaetz and Meadows being tested — it would seem access to testing will continue to be based on symptoms, rather than risk of exposure.
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So it would seem to follow that at millennial-led brands, workplace equality would be implicit, as matter of course as Summer Fridays and kombucha on tap.
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It would seem obvious to open Siri further, especially as Amazon is getting traction with its rival Alexa and Google is putting muscle behind its Assistant service.
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It would seem they would know better than anyone else what "electability" really means and how far a liberal agenda can go in purple and red districts.
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It appears people in different parts of the world are panicking over the coronavirus -- and it would seem having an arsenal of perforated protection is absolutely essential.
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Strangest of all, Sibelius fell almost completely silent during the three decades before his death in 1957, an unlikely model, it would seem, for 21st-century composers.
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Bannon received an ethics waiver that allows him to remain in contact with Breitbart staff, and it would seem pretty obvious that some conspiring must go on.
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Tiktokers, it would seem, are slightly less enthused about playing with brooms, but still jumped on the bandwagon with all the jokes and irony they could muster.
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Flouting, it would seem, even minimal sanitary measures, their hair looks like a Disneyland for the insect world, and their complexions appear to be portable bacterial cultures.
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It would seem odd for an administration committed to more effective enforcement of trade agreements to flirt with the possibility of less effective trade agreement enforcement procedures.
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At the moment, plans for the Cyber Tire in racing environments are vague, although it would seem that Formula One cars would be the ideal test bed.
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It would seem that we would have to establish a much more rigorous vetting process before we issued VISA's to anyone wishing to come into this country.
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Journalists can take pride in such reversals; it would seem that they have a high success rate in balancing the scales for people caught in these traps.
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So despite the streaming service already being available in the US, Canada, The Netherlands, Australia, and New Zealand, it would seem UK residents are out of luck.
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With Trump firing off insulting nicknames and North Korea putting "dotard" back on the table, it would seem a brief love affair is officially on the rocks.
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It would seem to be a relatively easy thing for Biden to say something like this: I am deeply sorry that I didn't respect your personal space.
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It would seem that "Discovery" wants to do something similar for the Klingons, the alien enemies (and eventually, allies) who, here, have just united against the Federation.
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On another front, it would seem that Kushner's email, "Need excuse to get out of meeting," would back up this story that the meeting was a dud.
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If Hillary Clinton took the podium Thursday and promised to do nothing without the support of Republicans in Congress, it would seem somewhere between naive and insane.
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It would seem so, if Facebook has its way and truly lets your bosses ditch emails and intranet and all of the inner workings of PC-based bureaucracy.
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But for as scary as that idea is, it would seem to have limited appeal on TV, where, presumably, the demon must be cast out sooner or later.
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And moving to a house in the Valley is essentially LA for "settling down," so it would seem that these two are going quite strong as a couple.
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It would seem that your husband would, if he considered it, concede that the discomfort of having to get up is less than the discomfort of smelling … cats.
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It would seem to make sense as a method for diversifying Android's app platforms, and to offer meaningful competition to encourage Google to keep improving the Play Store.
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Looking at the scenarios available it would seem the best outcome would be for virtually everybody to ignore Trump and continue to try and reach an acceptable deal.
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It would seem senseless to undertake that kind of action, he said, and he expects it would be greeted with "strong condemnation and puzzlement" by the Muslim faithful.
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But the fact that the company is urging its entire user base to change their passwords indicates that it would seem to be a significant number of users.
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If this was a backlash to a globalized elite, it would seem that what he's doing would anger people, but that's not really been the feeling I've gotten.
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The House of Lords is generally seen as being more pro-EU than the Commons, and it would seem likely that a majority exists to support the plan.
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For all of your data, it would seem that it was our personal connection with senior members of your team which led to the issue being dealt with.
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With the recent election of French President Emmanuel Macron, a strong proponent of a unified Europe, it would seem that France will strongly support Germany's hardline Brexit position.
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Justin presented the chain to French back in November for his birthday, but it would seem their bond in the recording studio upped the ante for the gift.
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In a vacuum it would seem a sensible bet because most people you can name are not the type of people who would let things get that far.
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It would seem impossible to replicate El Greco's gravity-defying, gleaming fabrics in real life, but Balenciaga manages to do just that with his shimmering, sculpted evening gowns.
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It would seem that most tax preparers are overly occupied this time of year, and perhaps don't have time to handle new clients, and that's sort of true.
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It would seem likely the historic moment will come in the pool or athletics stadium with those two sports accounting for more than half the U.S. gold production.
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Based on Ruhle's experience it would seem like she should know better, but the claims made in Cohan's piece were so dramatic that she tweeted out the piece.
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Bernanke ignored a Fed press officer's recommendation that he not use the "helicopter" reference in the speech, according to his memoir, for fear it would seem too flippant.
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"It would seem that an antivaxx rally on 214/22019 had a candle light vigil for dead children...and my picture was included," he tweeted on September 20193.
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"It would seem that an antivaxx rally on 215/22019 had a candle light vigil for dead children...and my picture was included," he tweeted on September 14.
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Looking at that pattern, it would seem that there are still some significant limits to the power of the central banks, even in the era of quantitative easing.
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Or so it would seem...During a peaceful stroll with his sister Roll, Mega Man is confronted by a powerful robot called Terra that drops from the sky!
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"It would seem that an aggregate increase in production for OPEC+ of between 500,000 bpd and 1 million bpd is the range that is being considered," Tchilinguirian said.
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"We can also say that if ... things go badly, it would seem that gold (more than other safe haven assets like the dollar, yen, and treasuries) would benefit."
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Bhoomi's groom calls off the wedding and Arun's shoe business suffers because no one wants to do business with the father of a rape victim, it would seem.
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Shutdown fights often revolve around which party will take the blame; with Trump having already taken credit, it would seem that Democrats can just sit on their hands.
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Later, it would seem obvious: The day before, Fraga—founder of the Knockout Project, a forum dedicated to spreading awareness of concussions in sport—had suffered a concussion.
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With this new deal, it would seem Facebook is softening its competitive stance, but the company had earlier claimed it had no interest in building a payments business.
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It would seem that the revenue is heading generally in the correct direction, but Wall Street did not see it that way, flogging the cloud content management company.
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He is helped, erratically, by his alcoholic son, Gene (Colton Ryan), and his adopted daughter, Marianne (Kimber Elayne Sprawl), who is inconveniently — and, it would seem, unaccountably — pregnant.
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Nothing, it would seem, in the real world — unless you can find me some second-rate Patton who wound up in a mediocre documentary, which frankly could exist.
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"If anything, it would seem that the U.K. regulators would encourage Disney to control Sky, as it increases the plurality of voices in the U.K. market," he said.
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Athena Brenner from Wilmington, N.C., said, yes: Seeing as how the Oscars went last year, it would seem as though Hollywood is very much whitewashing the film industry.
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It would seem that these folks have a direct line to the Trump administration, but conservation-minded westerners are starting to see the sham for what it is.
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If executives cannot innovate or locate new investments or new sources of revenue, it would seem that they are falling short in a major element of their duties.
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Whatever the reason for Adams' departure as president of Sinn Fein, it would seem out of character that the party is done with him, or him with it.
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Given that reducing emissions seems certain not to deliver quickly enough, it would seem stupid not to put serious effort into developing better ways of achieving negative emissions.
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All that being so, it would seem that a person would want to do something significant in Washington if he or she is fortunate enough to win election.
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If someone were looking to understand pop music only through the chart successes of 2017 to date, it would seem that the only thing that matters is Atlanta.
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It would seem to follow that if Fox News is now taking on Pruitt's corruption, that would be enough to push Trump over the edge on firing him.
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The good news, it would seem, is that Giolito can give them advice on how to endure such terrible seasons and come out stronger on the other side.
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But if the book was indeed completed and published before Jackson actually handed down the gag order, it would seem difficult to claim that it violates the order.
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The president is at war with the media, and given that President Trump is prone to speak incoherently and untruthfully, it would seem that the media is firing back.
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On its face, it would seem that if Luke S. did go on the show to promote his tequila brand, he's not doing a very good job of it.
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"So it would seem that the U.K. draft is an attempt to undermine the mandate and sovereignty" of the Security Council, Russian Deputy Industry and Trade Minister Georgy Kalamanov.
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While Prime has been an acceptable compromise for content creators, it would seem a bit foolish to help Amazon's industry-wrecking juggernaut gain more power in the TV world.
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So when Greene returns to the Tigers, it would seem either he or the $25-million man, Mike Pelfrey, will be put on the back burner called the bullpen.
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It would seem that Netflix is releasing a trailer every other day as part of Netflix's "13 days of Black Mirror" promo, and we're halfway through the trailer release.
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The call for a judicial commission is worrying in that it would seem to suggest that Ms Madonsela had little faith in the independence of her successor, Busisiwe Mkhwebane.
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" While that's neither a confirmation nor a denial of anything, it would seem to indicate that Comey's answer to the question may be more complicated than a simple, "No.
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And these two companies have seized in that theme, it would seem, to say, 'You need us to be together in order to be able to fight that fight.
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It would seem the Kardashians and Jenners have figured out something I would've been happy to tell them myself: Content is not the easiest way to make a buck.
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It would seem silly to spend a huge amount of your battery life to transfer power to another phone, and power banks are definitely a much more sensible option.
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It would seem that Apple and others have caught the wind; Siri recently opened up (a little) with SiriKit, and Cortana (Microsoft) and M (Facebook) now have developer options.
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At a cursory glance, it would seem like Tidal is a company on the rise, and a potential challenger to the dominant streaming services of Spotify and Apple Music.
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The hope here, it would seem, is that Zenefits is setting a precedent that it has left that behavior behind and doesn't need to be severely punished going forward.
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Based on the premise of Fuller House, it would seem like Danny just handed the family home over to D.J. And that's fair – she is the oldest, after all.
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It would seem that the $25 billion drop in its valuation and a slash of its ratings (by analysts at its competitor J. P. Morgan) is an over-reaction.
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"Under the fundamental rule that no one may be a judge in his own case, it would seem that the question should be answered in the negative," Lawton wrote.
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The "finding" takes place by way of a crowdsourced network that includes every other Apple device owner who's opted in to use this same tracking service, it would seem.
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"It would seem likely that the sharp fall in inflation that we expect over the next six months will open the door to monetary easing," Capital Economics' Jackson said.
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In the competition for talent, the hedge fund industry still has an edge over many other areas of finance, except, it would seem, when it comes to employing women.
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And opportunities -- Lisa, I&aposll start with you just real quickly -- opportunities maybe that are there because of a message that is leaning so far left it would seem.
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An exhibition at the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum demonstrates that though it would seem impossible to replicate El Greco's gleaming fabrics in real life, Balenciaga manages to do just that.
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It would seem that Robert Mueller is facing a dilemma: Should he indict Donald Trump, Jr., and Jared Kushner separately, before indicting Trump, or indict them all at once?
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It would seem that some part of Johns's work comes from the perspective of being a witness or observer – that he is touched or disturbed by something he experienced.
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On top of that, we're told Taylor wasn't rehearsing in L.A. this past weekend ... she was at her apartment in London so it would seem she's locked and loaded.
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It would seem clear that there was discussion about what AT&T would sell off, which is a relatively common part of negotiations with government regulators for major acquisitions.
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Regions with higher rates of automation are more likely to vote Republican, the study found, so there is also a tactical imperative to address the issue, it would seem.
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Especially for an election year, there were surprisingly few politically-charged totems; it would seem most attendees were happy to abandon America's civic circus sideshow for a few days.
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Instead, it would seem that a metabolite of ketamine—that is, a byproduct of the body's process of chemically decomposing ketamine—is the thing doing the actual depression fighting.
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If ensuring a state's ability to protect its borders is a leader's highest calling, as both presidents claim to believe, it would seem Ukraine should enjoy those rights too.
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But the rule — Rule 40 — is a leading contender to be changed, since it would seem to limit the number of alternatives to Trump who could be put forward.
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At first glance, it would seem that Ms. Feinstein would fit the definition of a time-for-her-to-go incumbent during this era of strong anti-incumbent sentiment.
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But what he did with Aroldis Chapman during the final two games of the 223 World Series remains somewhat incomprehensible, a case study, it would seem, in managerial panic.
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"It would seem to be hard to do unless you knew where they were going to be and when," one former US drone-developer explained on condition of anonymity.
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It would seem like I was using them as a place holder until I found a better opportunity, and that's not the kind of employee I want to be.
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That's no longer the case, which is great news for athletes, concerned parents and pretty much everyone on this planet — well, everyone except for Antonio Brown, it would seem.
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This is not just a dereliction of duty, it would seem to undercut the oath of office he took to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.
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It would seem neither Apple nor Goldman Sachs has anything in particular against cryptocurrencies, but Bitcoin and other digital tokens would seem to fall under the cash equivalents umbrella.
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With the more conservative Justice Brett Kavanaugh robed for the first LGBT cases the court has heard since Justice Kennedy's retirement, it would seem the plaintiffs face long odds.
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It would seem, then, that we're attaching too much importance to the labels we hang on individuals and institutions, too little to the factual record and underlying philosophical questions.
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It would seem the letter -- and the not-so-subtle plea -- was taken to heart, because Casanova announced he was, in fact, not performing ... and wasn't happy about it.
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The bizarre aspect of this year's debt ceiling debate is that if Trump and Congress want to increase the debt limit, it would seem to be a non-issue.
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So given this history, it would seem surprising that Maher would so readily toss his friends under the bus by his casual use of the n-word on air.
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Still, if The Economist, the great barometer of capitalist thinking, can scoff at such sentiments, then it would seem that capitalism is not as imperiled as some might think.
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Now, it would seem, with the NAFTA and KORUS victories, there is even less incentive for Trump to budge a jot from his long-held and barely tenable positions.
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After over a decade, it would seem that the Chicago house founding father has returned to his Mr. Fingers moniker to discover that, yep, it still holds its magic.
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Collagen is the substance that keeps your skin looking springy and elastic, so it would seem to follow that taking a collagen supplement would keep your face looking youthful.
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And the story, it would seem, involved a group of survivors—including Ada Wong, cop Marvin and the doomed gunshop owner, Kendo—being led out of the city by Leon.
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These are just guesses and crude back-of-the-envelope calculations, but regardless, it would seem that someone lost a hell of a lot of money some 1,500 years ago.
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In the more than two years since Harvey Weinstein was exposed as a sexual predator, the #MeToo movement has wrought a revolution in corporate governance — or so it would seem.
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Waiting to Respawn Based on a surface-level reading of the research, it would seem that older players are just doomed to be owned for the rest of their life.
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Considering that InVision has raised more than $200 million, and serves 4 million users, including 80 percent of the Fortune 500, it would seem that the strategy is paying off.
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It would seem as if there's a culture clash forming, between those who Pinterest-prep their dream day, and others who condemn it with the fire of a thousand suns.
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At the moment, it's unclear what conditions these new Verizon terms apply toward, but it would seem likely they apply to both upgrades and new device activations, according to CNET.
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From that information it would seem the batch would have included companies like Proctor & Gamble, but we hear from our sources the deal is probably going to come from Unilever.
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The effort to reset the narrative on terms friendly to you — and the tactics by which you intend to go about it — would seem to deserve the CEO's full attention.
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There's of course the minimal footage of him tinkering in a workshop that accompanies it, a comment—it would seem—on the painstakingly methodical process that's birthed these new tunes.
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At this point, McCharen-Tran's reputation of mass representation is so integral to Chromat's DNA it would seem odd if the runway was anything but the reflection of real life.
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"A man immediately got out and opened fire on the police car, fatally wounding a police officer ... He also wounded a second one, it would seem very seriously," he said.
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Facebook, where it would seem we begin and end, is full of people doomsaying and being, frankly, kind of offended if we aren't equal-opportunity terrified by everything they share.
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It would seem to have almost nothing to do with their biceps muscles or fast-twitch fibers or even their vision, which, for most baseball players is largely the same.
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It would seem four seemingly smart, rich and urban women would have something else to talk about, but in Ghosh's world, all they do is think about men and marriage.
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Gosling's musical talent got quite the spotlight in La La Land, but it would seem the actor can't stay away from a piano in this serendipitous storm of new releases.
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It would seem unless you really packed it down with herbs, that was about as fine as you could get with the blades, but that was totally fine by me.
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With the crime wave, it would seem, small measures that pushed the numbers down by some noticeable amount engendered a virtuous circle that brought the numbers further and further down.
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"Therefore, it would seem possible to initiate infringement proceedings against the UK by the (European) Commission or a member state" in the event of such an extension, the report added.
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Meanwhile, it would seem to be only a matter of time before the long knives are drawn and a bitter battle is engaged for the replacement of Merkel as chancellor.
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Don't these three create a conflict of interest, the art world has asked, given that it would seem difficult for an in-house Sotheby's advisory firm to counsel clients impartially?
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The question of which actions affect others, and from what distance, on this vast storm-sieged island—the old if-then problem—is much more complicated than it would seem.
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More troubling yet, it would seem that rarely before has the global economy been confronted with such a confluence of major risks in so many different parts of its economy.
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Through Whole Foods, Amazon accounts for about 2 percent of the national grocery market (Walmart accounts for about 25 percent, so it would seem that Amazon is a welcome challenger).
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Though it would seem like a no-brainer to sport a classic black-and-white tuxedo, Mulaney proved having fun with color can pay off — and look just as elegant.
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It would seem that Luther's thought should be considered in light of acknowledged influences, and that these books would be of particular interest because they had, tellingly, an underground life.
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Nintendo stopped producing the $60 machine and people are still paying up to $200 for the thing, so it would seem smart for Atari to do their own version, right?
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It would seem to be beyond dispute that a sitting justice could not be impeached and removed for alleged conduct he committed decades ago, when he was 17 years old.
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By this logic, it would seem that those born with another nation's citizenship—a strong index of "allegiance to a foreign power"—ought not to be U.S. citizens by birthright.
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It would seem — and be expected — that a lot of inspiration here is drawn from Tesla, which can essentially install new features on cars with over-the-air software updates.
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If your goal is to get drunk, then good news according to the wine researchers—it would seem that alcohol percentage in wine has been steadily rising in recent years.
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If we wanted to go on into the night, he would try and recreate that in the day—so he'd close up the studio so it would seem like nighttime.
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It would seem —if news websites are to be trusted, and if we can't trust them, who can we trust— that nothing positive has ever happened in any club ever.
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And, excuse me, but since Moore and dozens of other high-profile men have been accused of harming young women, it would seem appropriate that women should be involved here.
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It would seem that products and services would be produced by the best and the most efficient and/or the closest in proximity to resources whether human or earth born.
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In the short term, it would seem that being without Irving or Curry for the final games of the regular season will not have a pronounced effect on either club.
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If that is a firm deadline, it would seem to be all but impossible to resolve the issue in time to conduct the head count with the citizenship question included.
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If we use the logic we've been applying to trade wars and government shutdowns, it would seem that popping the internet bubble shouldn't have been enough to cause a recession.
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"If the vehicle was moving away from the officers and not an immediate threat to others, it would seem to be outside any policy in the United States," he said.
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Judging by its latest Panglossian assessment of the global economy, it would seem that the World Bank will once again be flat-footed by the next major global economic downturn.
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Whether you accept her premise, it would seem a strange symptom of modern life that a comedian's act must now be as thoroughly sourced and footnoted as a Wikipedia page.
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However, judging by recent eurozone political developments and the remaining economic vulnerabilities in key eurozone countries like Italy, it would seem that there can be no room for policy complacency.
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If there is a center of gravity that the transatlantic community might rally around on Brexit, Russia or other matters, it would seem to be located in Berlin or Paris.
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While their obstinance could just be another impeachment article, it would seem like Democrats may try to do even more due diligence to make sure they've got what they need.
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It would seem that Facebook won this round — until Apple rained on its parade by shutting down an app that Facebook was using to snoop around in users' online activity.
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The party's politicians, experts, and activists have long been more animated by the tax issue than by health care, so it would seem simple to unite them around one bill.
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It would seem that even the country most devastatingly affected by the nuclear revolution still felt the need to hedge its bets, in case the US nuclear guarantee became unavailable.
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But it would seem that the need to ensure that the president cooperates with a criminal investigation is even higher than that need with respect to a private civil suit.
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The only foreign power that can match Russia's leverage in Damascus is Iran, and indeed it would seem that Assad invited Moscow's intervention in part to balance against Iran's growing influence.
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What it means why it matters will take years to play out, but most immediately, it would seem that the very definition of seed investor has or will need to change.
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Maybe. There's enough evidence to support the debut of an iPhone SE 2, though it would seem a bit out of place considering the fact that it's a low-end iPhone.
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And if the goal is to send some bankers to prison, as Sanders has suggested, it would seem only fair that he know what law these soon-to-be felons violated.
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In particular this move, it would seem to me at least, for so many to be going down that SPV route when it comes to their activist idea within their fund.
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It would seem the shitposters' new goal is to help elect Front National party member Marine Le Pen—France's far right presidential candidate, who has already congratulated Trump on his victory.
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I had been invited to the fourth annual Social Media on the Sand Conference at Beaches resort alongside 100 "elite influencer mom" attendees, and as it would seem, their many kin.
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It would seem that this data dump was an obvious attempt at political meddling, and if there was more substance to be found in the documents, they would have appeared earlier.
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"If you are going to make a big strategic purchase in the UK, it would seem extremely risky to do so before you know what deal they are getting," he said.
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"Based on the sheer numbers of inhabitants, it would seem to me to make more sense to run it in the northern part" of the Yucatan peninsula to Merida, said Ferreyra.
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Plus, there's also this from McCann: This could be a potential disaster for the NFL and one surefire way to avoid it would seem to be Kaepernick signing with a team.
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The shows of my childhood out-strange this music video The joke, it would seem, is that the video transforms a light children's show from my past into a surreal psychodrama.
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"It seemed like a pretty good jobs report, it would seem to allay some of the concerns that this recovery we have seen in the U.S. economy is faltering...," Delwiche said.
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The planet will occasionally speed up and then slow down seemingly on its own, whereas it would seem that the planet would need some external force causing the abnormal orbit speeds.
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Nothing too remarkable about that it would seem, except the last time Mattek-Sands saw her hopes ended at a Grand Slam it appeared her career had been cut short too.
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"It would seem to us if this deal doesn't get approved, you're likely to see Sprint shares fall to something like $4 or so," said Craig Moffett, founding partner at MoffettNathanson.
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It would seem as if the best way to cut down on mass shootings would be by eliminating weapons that allow crazy people to rapidly fire off endless rounds of bullets.
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"It would seem rather daft to leave the European Union but then accept all of its rules just to have market access," Charles Lichfield, associate at Eurasia, told CNBC on Wednesday.
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It would seem that the record levels of consumer sentiment are somewhat justified, as there are many positive signs that the U.S. economy is healthy and that the future is bright.
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From the get-go, people are forever falling down, tripping over furniture, breaking things, weaving cats cradles out of yarn (in Ms. Gevinson's case) and, it would seem, forgetting their lines.
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It would seem to make sense that Peter is in spectacularly good shape, but beyond that, we don't learn anything new about the character by seeing him with his shirt off.
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For ADP, it would seem to give the company that traditionally specializes in payroll another tool to convince enterprises to use it as part of a larger system of workforce products.
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And because CYP22D26 has been linked to the poor metabolism and adverse health risks of many drugs, it would seem to make sense if the same could be said for MDMA.
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It would seem that letting a few opposition candidates into the Moscow city council to debate budgets and discuss trash pickup might not be much of a threat to Putin's regime.
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But after losses in the last two games, it would seem that chemistry, scrappiness and heart go only so far against a Philadelphia lineup with the most talent outside Golden State.
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It's an approach that's worked well for Epic Games, which earned $2.4 billion off Fortnite in total last year, and it would seem to be paying off for PUBG as well.
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"It would seem at this particular point, we've made it very, very hard for them to have a partnership relationship with us because of this recent policy decision," General Votel said.
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It would seem that part of dealing with death is getting out of the way of ourselves, which is linked, I imagine, to ways of facing death with a peaceful mind.
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It would seem Drake's pad is almost ready to be moved into and enjoyed -- just a few weeks ago ... Drake received official approval from the city for taller-than-usual fences.
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But, worse still, if Warren were to retreat now, it would seem like a patently political move rather than a principled one—which would undermine what makes her campaign so unique.
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Check Matsuyama's results, or his bulging bank account (he has earned nearly $6 million on the PGA Tour this season) and it would seem that he has little reason to complain.
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Given The Times's ambitions across global cultures and languages, it would seem that instead of being a lagger, it would insist on being a leader — and make that an explicit goal.
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Thus far, it would seem that it's exactly the wrong kind of accounting on the balance sheets of great wealth and power — accrued through slavery and its aftermath — that matters most.
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How do you get Democrats ... because it would seem like a very advantageous time to start to talk about what you mean, or what you stand for, rather than against something.
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While it would seem silly not to also sell the car in Japan, the American Honda office will likely push the larger Clarity line and hybrid versions of cars like the Accord.
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He also calls Dee Dee a saint, unaware of how Dee Dee has actually been treating her mother (it would seem that the denial of Ensure was not a one-time thing).
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Rotterdam, Netherlands (CNN)Born in Morocco and still a devout Muslim, Ahmed Aboutaleb is -- it would seem -- precisely the type of person that far-right leader Geert Wilders wants to kick out.
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All this it would seem, taken together, makes Riffsy more of a video company trying to make GIFs one of the core ways we communicate in the future more than anything else.
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Outside of government regulation on ticket pricing – for which it would seem there is little political will – the only chance a change will be made is if declining atmospheres hit clubs financially.
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It would seem that Daniel Ramirez Medina is a textbook "dreamer" – a 23-year-old man who came to this country as child and received a work permit under the Obama administration.
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It would seem the father who pushed him out of his bedroom window is withholding Tyrell's location and has been habitually destroying Elliot – on this occasion, he shoots him in the head.
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"Wilbur is pushing towards 80 … It would seem very strange to take somebody of that age into such a senior role, almost like the Chinese used to do," Moulton told CNBC Wednesday.
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It would seem reasonable to the average person that workplace benefits are a form of compensation and that some (or all) of the burden of those benefits should fall to the employer.
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At this point, it would seem the only reason Uber isn't losing more of its staff is that other companies don't want to hire them out of fear that they're unbearable assholes.
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It would seem, based on this video, they're on the same team when it comes to their little ones, even in the face of a very public breakup and eventual divorce filing.
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The dream would always start in the same way, and at first it would seem to have nothing at all to do with Vu. It was instead a memory of my son.
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"It would seem there's an opportunity to paint a more optimistic picture of a post-Election Day world where people can begin to come together to get things done," the source said.
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Since Clinton carried the state by 5 points, roughly the same margin as Obama in 2012, it would seem at odds with the national narrative that Trump improved GOP support among Hispanics.
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Once Whole Foods is absorbed, it would seem very convenient to be able to speak and add items to your grocery list for delivery as soon as you run out of them.
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It would seem that, after watching Donald Trump's anti-Muslim rhetoric grow darker throughout 2015 and 2016, the showrunners woke up to the repercussions of their contribution to America's understanding of Islam.
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It would seem like the most popular time of year to get it on would be the winter months, when all that friction and body heat would be perfect for staying warm.
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At first glance, this paranoia seems absurd—after all, chess grandmasters are pretty smart people, and it would seem pretty obvious if people were using fake chess moves to hide hidden messages.
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