The French would just as soon forget the Maginot Line.
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Because I know they could just as soon kill me.
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Now, though, I'd just as soon find out why he's retiring.
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She will, she believes, just as soon as she gets out.
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And I will just as soon as I recap these recaps.
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If I couldn't write, I'd just as soon not be here.
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Europe needs our dynamism just as soon as we can deliver it.
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They don't love your eyes; they'd just as soon pick em out.
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That's a top 85033 ranking Tennesseans would just as soon do without.
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Just as soon as it began, it's over, and Arie's onto the next.
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Just as soon as you withdraw all US military support for South Korea.
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"He's come back and said he's just as soon as stay," Jackson said.
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"I would just as soon as there be no tariffs whatsoever," Muyskens says.
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The piece seemed to be racing toward the finish from the moment it began, with ideas put aside just as soon as they were put forth and relationships abandoned just as soon as they were begun — and then begun again.
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Just as soon as you (Trump) withdraw all US military support for South Korea.
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He came out publicly as gay just as soon as his album was released.
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"Most of us, including me, would just as soon move on," Mr. McCrory added.
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The shouts erupted just as soon as the words left Raúl R. Labrador's mouth.
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Instead of wanting to engage controversial discussions, they'd just as soon shut them down.
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I would just as soon have tried to eat pillow stuffing or tree bark.
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Tuesday, just as soon as the senators are required to be back in Washington.
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The parties, led by white men, decided they'd just as soon not find out.
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I would just as soon have done without this feature, myself, but unfortunately it's required.
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So he promised a Treasury Department alternative – just as soon as the election was over.
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Essentially, parties could contest for power just as soon as they had backers and supporters.
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Clinton vows to look into it, just as soon as she returns from the Hamptons.
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And some hedge fund executives in the City would just as soon quit the European Union.
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I could just as soon assume that all the world's dolphins will turn into mermaids tomorrow.
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Wouldn't everyone in the house just as soon have a body like Robert as attain him?
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But the dried cement fades into darkness, just as soon as the piece is switched on.
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Relationships tend to happen quickly, but they can also end just as soon as they began.
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I'd just as soon do some integrations and partnerships to fill out that part of it.
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Just as soon as they cross over a fundamental hurdle: finding a strategy that actually works.
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If he had to have someone with him, he'd just as soon it was the caregiver.
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Then just as soon as they find their rhythm images of Randall jut into Jamie's mind.
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Things like that clearly happen, but I'd just as soon prepare by having a back door.
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I was creating model homes, and then, just as soon as they were up, abandoning them.
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It's an equation of solid and air that turns asymmetric just as soon as it's complete.
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It was just as soon as I was born that I decided to be a musician.
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The idea that nearly all of them would just as soon vote for Saccone seems unlikely.
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We&aposll continue to follow this and bring you updates just as soon as we get them.
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And just as soon as one counterfeit item gets taken down, a product page for another emerges.
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All in all, this is shaping up to be a week Knox would just as soon forget.
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They are not my favorite winter sandals—I'd just as soon wear my Margiela tabi cut-outs.
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Fierce, intelligent and loquacious, Ms. Kind would just as soon argue with you as look at you.
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It would fade out, and just as soon as all seemed normal, it began again. Mumbles. Indecipherable.
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He'll get back to the end of the line, just as soon as he's sorted out what wrong.
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However, that problem can disappear for you personally just as soon as you walk away from your account.
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As for automobiles, most Chinese would just as soon drive a Mercedes, BMW, or Lexus as a Ford.
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That's when parents allow their kids to make their own decisions just as soon as they are capable.
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I'll take the job, just as soon as somebody pulls me aside and explains what esports actually is.
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It's a conversation that Basminder Batra, known to her friends as Boz, would just as soon not have.
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"Most people would just as soon not have it and prefer it went somewhere else," Mr. Weber said.
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We'll report back with a full review of all of Apple's new devices just as soon as can.
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It was a breathless, convincing speech, and just as soon as it reached its fiery peak, it was over.
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" He says that he will be looking for a lawyer "just as soon as our audience receives this update.
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I dig this city, too, and I'd just as soon The New York Times not trade me to Minnesota.
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Or the time you said you would stop lying just as soon as somebody else would stop lying, too.
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I knew I needed the recipe just as soon as I could persuade Mr. Pandya to hand it over.
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I knew I needed the recipe just as soon as I could persuade Mr. Pandya to hand it over.
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Given the choice between "adjust next year's budget" and "batten down the hatches," I'd just as soon pick the former.
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For example, it starts streaming video to your phone over Wi-Fi just as soon as the doorbell is pressed.
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Lee and I will "fight like hell" for them, she promises, just as soon as they get their credit card.
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A young man schemed about his plans to get a job with Tesla just as soon as he finished college.
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My ethical advice, though, is that he's entitled to know these things just as soon as he can absorb them.
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They can always tell themselves that the home runs will fly just as soon as this cold, rotten weather disappears.
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Weary from his past attacks and antics, other world leaders would just as soon avoid crossing paths with President Trump.
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And just as soon as that market deflated and the ruble plummeted, the foreigners were unceremoniously shunted out the back door.
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Just as soon as he's getting settled with them, he meets Short-Sighted Woman (Rachel Weisz), and inconveniently falls in love.
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I would just as soon let the object be the guide, and that is the case for all those other things.
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The current speculation is that Pogba will make it three, just as soon as the Euros are out of the way.
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"Personally, I'd just as soon everybody stayed home," said Bob Middleton, 53, picturing the back roads he travels crammed with sightseers.
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It&aposs almost as if your smartphone&aposs downloads disappear just as soon as the transfer of data has been completed.
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But its winning strategy of lending to troubled companies carries risks that many institutional investors would just as soon not take.
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Just as soon as Netflix solved the problem of Bird Box viewers attempting the dangerous #BirdBoxChallenge, the company has hit another snag.
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And if Fancy Soccer Things proves to be a fad, it could all go away just as soon as they money does.
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It must have been frustrating that just as soon as you guys were starting to hit your stride, ABC pulled the plug.
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But this abrupt end just as soon as Gage and Jeff become fathers doesn't feel like the right place to end it.
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Congressional Republicans spent seven years promising conservative voters that a renaissance awaited, just as soon as they won complete control of government.
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His indoctrination within a wider online world of neo-Naziism became apparent just as soon as the news of the attack broke.
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If he had his druthers, Al would just as soon make drug-dealing his day job, relegating rap to a side gig.
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He was too polite to say it this way, but it is clear: H.R. 390 will pass just as soon as Sen.
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"In America, they would just as soon forgive you for an ax murder as for having done a movie," Previn told the Guardian.
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You would just as soon try to write a narrative script about the entire US government, or every tendril of the Catholic Church.
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I'd casually thrown out dates, cities, as if he were being allowed to join something I'd just as soon do on my own.
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We have you on speed dial and we'll be sure to share what we've been up to just as soon as we can.
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Just as soon as Parliament voted to advance the Brexit bill, MPs rejected Johnson's rapid timeline to give final approval to the deal.
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"Just as soon as we started singing together, you just kinda felt like, this is something pretty neat," Owen says in characteristic understatement.
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And Tyra Banks is prepared to do just that with her beautiful Beverly Hills mansion — just as soon as she finds a buyer.
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Still, the sweet German style is contentious, especially in Germany, where many people would just as soon forget it and drink dry rieslings.
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A Democratic Senate, on the other hand, assuming Democrats keep the House, would stall Trump's second term just as soon as it began.
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I KNOW THAT IF I WERE IN THE POSITION OF THOSE TWO FELLOWS, I WOULD JUST AS SOON HAVE SOME OF THE STUFF.
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"They&aposre going to put our ass off here just as soon as the last nail is put in the building," Miller said.
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I am not naïve enough to think it could ever happen, but many of us would just as soon secede from the union.
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Yet just as soon as it emerged, the pedophile/pediatrician element warped in a game of telephone, becoming ever more gruesome with each retelling.
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Legal fees or no legal fees, that's a personally and emotionally exhausting experience that many victims would just as soon not bother dealing with.
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But just as soon as we were getting used to Gomez as a blonde, she went quietly back to her natural dark brown shade.
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Beyoncé dropped her new album Lemonade over the weekend, and we'll have plenty to say just as soon as we can gather our wits.
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John Cena may have plenty of experience wrestling in the ring, but his character in Ferdinand would just as soon skip the arena altogether.
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Dunsany say he plans to keep the website running just as soon as he gets back from his trip and can reliably reboot it.
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Thousands and thousands more recipes to cook this weekend are available on NYT Cooking, just as soon as you sign up for a subscription.
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You hurt Trump by pointing out he'd just as soon build a giant Slip and Slide over the border if that would profit him.
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Working alongside his colleague Hector Martinez, he taught them the importance of breastfeeding and discharged them just as soon as their babies were able.
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Why it matters: The industry wanted this proposal dumped completely — they'd just as soon have no limits at all, either through caps or blended rates.
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And like fitness trackers, I suspect many will lose interest in the display just as soon as they've learned the consumption habits of their devices.
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If anyone pings you, you'll hear the alert, and you'll get to it just as soon as it's safe to leave the frying pan. 2.
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Just as soon as writers begin recognizing his impressive turnaround over the past year under Cooterball, he goes and lays an egg against the Texans.
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The FBI would just as soon close this chapter in its history, but it remains the target of a sustained campaign to undermine its reputation.
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What you get with meat from a cow, I would just as soon do without the gristle and bone and all that kind of stuff.
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With racial prejudice against all African-Americans still a potent force, many would just as soon ditch the discussion of "black on black" complexional bias.
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But just as soon as he landed, he often took one back from the slugger, who is so feared that most other fighters avoided him.
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If you could look at a pair of regularly used Galaxy Buds under a microscope, you'd probably just as soon use speakerphone for a while.
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It wafts into nothingness, seeps into our daily lives without asking for consent, lingering pleasantly, leaving just as soon as it crept through the kitchen.
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My take is it's a hard subject, and the truth is the publishers of most mainstream publications would just as soon not have it heavily discussed.
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The product is shut down, the team is put to work on other projects, and the founders quit just as soon as they're contractually allowed to.
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Played by comedian Katt Williams (who's no stranger to legal drama), Willy's the bitter, combative relative most of us have and would just as soon avoid.
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We're more willing to give millions of dollars to people in other countries who'd just as soon put a bullet in the back of our heads.
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But it is not easy to banish the notion that there can be universal brotherhood just as soon as everybody gives up his faith and accepts ours.
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The boys start to give him props, the girls notice him, and a single shirt begins to make him just as soon as it can break him.
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But we still have a long way to go, and, on the whole, many folks would just as soon not include climate change in their everyday conversation.
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If passing someone from either direction, make an arc with six feet between you — just as soon after you've made sure the coast is clear behind you.
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And unlike most people who were listed in this segment today and later, Bolton has already agreed to testify, just as soon as the Senate subpoenas him.
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Under interrogation, the suspects, one after another, insisted that they had been planning to quit just as soon as they collected their next paycheck, Mr. Thakare said.
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Footsteps became a chrysalis for them through which they would leap into their new lives, just as soon as they figured out exactly how to live them.
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"As of yet we don't have established dates for those campaigns, but we are ready to move... just as soon as we get those necessary approvals," he added.
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Just as soon as Mr Cohen and his colleague Janice Hahn of California introduced the bill, the House Transportation Committee shot it down, by a 26-33 vote.
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Just as soon as we start to empathize with him, Lattimer tries to violently force himself on a co-ed, literally throwing her around before his teammates intervene.
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Game Of Thrones is all about the quick cuts and shadows, and just as soon as we think we've got a glimpse of what's to come, it's gone.
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"There will be a vote on the budget agreement to keep the government open just as soon as it gets here from the Senate later tonight," she said.
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Mr. McCain might not always triumph, but he knew how to force the issue on subjects many in the chamber would just as soon avoid for political reasons.
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We were moved by its uncommon empathy, which found humanities in the nobodies the rest of the world would just as soon shove into a basement and forget.
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Then, just as soon as GPU prices began to fall, the price of RAM became an issue, with SSDs threatening to do the same over the next few months.
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It will cut deals with smaller start-ups touting well-established track records just as soon as it will with the biggest tech and automotive companies in the world.
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And in praising today's voice for the voiceless, we would just as soon forget, or not even know about, all the other voices for the voiceless that came before.
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These people would just as soon keep the past in the past, but there's an industry dedicated to digging it up—and charging big money to bury it again.
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But its winning strategy of lending to troubled companies carries risks that many institutional investors would just as soon not take, according to a Reuters investigation earlier this year.
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Kyle Martin, analyst with Westwood Holdings, which owns more than 30,000 GM shares, would just as soon see GM sell the Lyft stake and use that money in Cruise.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Barr said he plans to release the Mueller report within a week — just as soon as he's done rolling big swaths of black paint all over it.
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So while the weather still permits, click on for the spring/summer 2020 trends that are ready to wear just as soon as you can click *Add To Cart*.
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Just as soon as email hosts figure out how to thwart spammers' latest tricks, the spammers come up with new ways to fill your inbox with junk you don't want.
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Sure, just as soon as the city resolves its ongoing housing crisis, drug crisis, and about 14,000 other issues that city residents would like to see addressed before this one.
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"I don't think they're really relevant to our bill and I would just as soon keep our bill focused on the troops and national security," the Texas Republican told CNN.
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And of course there's the experience: A watered-down toy version of a tech product might just as soon dissuade kids from the real thing rather than build up interest.
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But if his Thanksgiving Day phone call to men and women stationed abroad is any indication of what we can expect, I would just as soon have him stay home.
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In Sham Shui Po, meanwhile, Alvin Wong says he will soon unplug his rig to put it and others back on the shelves - just as soon as customer demand returns.
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Tom Petty will be honored in his birthplace ... just as soon as the Mayor and citizens of Gainesville come up with a unique enough concept to honor the rock legend.
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I'd just as soon see someone coming toward me with a hand grenade… To have to sit next to grown men on the subway in the summer, and they're wearing shorts?
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An iceberg twice the size of New York City is expected to drop off the Brunt Ice Shelf any day now, just as soon as two cracks in the ice intersect.
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It certainly didn't help that limited resources also had to please the discerning palates of growing boys and girls who would just as soon eat boats of ketchup at every meal.
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It was the exact same moment that a crowd of fans experienced the short at Petco Park here in San Diego — but just as soon, it vanished from the app entirely.
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Betty 3 (Ana Villafañe) is an exuberantly "high-femme super queer" celebrity, or will be just as soon as she quits her job at Sephora and develops a talent beyond hotness.
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"I think lawyers sort of have to conform, and she'd just as soon tell you to go to hell as say something nice and turn around and walk away," a classmate recalled.
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Just as soon as you thought "Game of Thrones" was getting soft by showing you 55 minutes of happy reunions and gratuitous nudity, they give you a shrieking, flaming undead-child pinwheel.
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Theresa May, the new leader of the Conservative Party, will soon take over 10 Downing Street, just as soon as current Prime Minister David Cameron skedaddles And that will happen pretty quickly.
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It was, just as soon as they can replace you or if you go to, say, coal mining, you know, because the president is always going on and on about coal mining.
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Lobbyist donations and favors are a great way to get that power, but elected officials and their bureaucrat staffers would just as soon take a more direct path to it when possible.
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For policy, that should mean the Fed would just as soon either not hike or cut rates in the face of low inflation as it would hike if inflation were too high.
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I'd just as soon get any old item off of Taco Bell's regular menu and modify it to my liking than try to make things more complicated than they need to be.
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Many thousands more recipes to cook this weekend await you on NYT Cooking and are available to you just as soon as you take out a subscription to our site and apps.
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Just as soon as Jennifer Lawrence was spotted wearing what looked like a big engagement ring, the singer confirmed to People that she and boyfriend Cooke Maroney were going to tie the knot.
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Whoever installs it is likely to be at the front of the queue for an ASI sustainability tick-mark just as soon as it starts rolling out its accreditation system, probably next year.
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I'll probably buy later this year or early next, just as soon as the current crop of 2016 TVs go on sale (I'm guessing any improvements in the 2017 models will be negligible).
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I'd never buy anything else because I want the latest and greatest software available from Apple and Google just as soon as it's available — even when my device is a few years old.
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Voters in Louisiana don't have many competitive races to decide, but they shouldn't feel left out: The race for governor in 22019 kicks off just as soon as the polls close on Tuesday.
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Just as soon as the scene on the boat begins, we're whipped back to the past, in Buckingham Palace just before Philip embarks on a five-month tour in lieu of the Queen herself.
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That was frustrating for everyone: I was irritated that my aunt couldn't understand that I would refinance just as soon as I was able, and she couldn't understand why I hadn't considered this sooner.
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Just as soon as it seemed like Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande were done raising my heart rate with surprise engagements and social media posts, Davidson just sent everyone into a tizzy all over again.
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Some Puerto Ricans are raring to cozy up with America to jump-start a flagging economy; meanwhile, some residents would just as soon maintain the status quo, and others would prefer to break ties altogether.
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"Part of the reason I keep pushing on, 'Let's just sit down and negotiate this stuff out,' I'd just as soon not have another shutdown over wall funding, so let's negotiate it now," he said.
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Suddenly that seamless Uber service has entered the murky realm of when and how much to tip, a realm that many travelers would just as soon avoid as they try to navigate themselves through new places.
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In an interview with the Trace, Boch says he is eager to share with the new administration his views on how to dismantle decades of presidential actions on firearms—just as soon as he is asked.
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It features pastrami, salami, cole slaw, and an unexplained special sauce on rye bread, and you can decide if you'd like to eat this or if you'd just as soon go around the corner to Sweetgreen.
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Your inbox is surely cluttered enough already with emails you actually care about, so the last thing you need is a glut of messages from senders you&aposd just as soon never want to hear from.
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To be honest, most diapers these days are free of chlorine, bleach, latex, parabens, phthalates, mustard gas, red wine vinegar, and all sorts of other stuff you just as soon not have touching your kid's skin.
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Whether grilled, broiled or sautéed, a chicken breast is done just as soon as it turns opaque on the surfaces, but stays slightly pink in the center — well before it has a chance to dry out.
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"If he wants to play in junior high school, that's fine, but I'd just as soon he not play football," said Matt Moore, who is happy his 211-year-old son prefers baseball and flag football.
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A number of high-profile comedians are teaming up to spread the word on women and children's health issues – just as soon as they can figure out how to pronounce the name of the organization behind it.
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"I was committed in my own mind just as soon as I found out it was going to give me a personal sex life outside my marriage, which I had been planning on doing anyway," she explains.
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They dreamed that the Franco-German partnership, energised by France's new president, Emmanuel Macron, could strengthen the enfeebled European Union—just as soon, of course, as Mrs Merkel got her fourth poll victory out of the way.
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Just as soon as President Donald Trump signed those executive orders rolling back President Obama's emissions rules, a cavalcade of experts immediately chimed in with hard-edged comments about how "useless" and "misleading" the whole process was.
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The emphasis on unapologetically going after what we want (just as soon as we figure out what the hell it is) reclaims sexual assertiveness for people whose desires have traditionally been pushed down or treated as shameful.
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We have tried to keep them at the last minute with these promissory notes and bonuses and the like, but then just as soon as your vulnerability to leave goes, the Air Force takes away that love.
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That brings me to this question: When this thing wraps, do you think the mainstream media will revert to where it was before this campaign started, treat this as one nightmare it would just as soon forget?
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Order a jar of the stuff just as soon as you've finished slobbering over Melissa's recipe, and it'll be at your door within a few days for around the price of a sandwich at a reasonable deli.
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His flight was booked for the first week of January, and he wanted me to come with him just as soon as I'd given my notice at work and tied up the loose ends of my London life.
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A Good Appetite Just as soon as I had devoured the sautéed celery with mustard seeds and coconut that my friend Linta made for dinner one night, I immediately wanted to make a version of it at home.
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My dad was both a journalist, meaning he ignored many conventional boundaries and would call artists directly to arrange a visit, and a spendthrift, in that he would just as soon avoid paying the middleman gallery its tithe.
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"He decided to go to Art Basel in like Switzlerand, and I said 'tell our security, just as soon as he lands, Kim is in labor, and just come straight to the hospital,&apos" she explained to Cheban.
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John McCain did not give it to anybody in the press, he talked to me just as soon as he got it, and he turned it over to the FBI and that's exactly what he should have done.
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Stuff like Google's Back to the Moon Spotlight Story is cute, but it's over in less than 21440 seconds, which means just as soon as you think you've found something to hold you down, you're on the hunt again.
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I'll spend Real Money just as soon as I can, on the releases proper, starting with the first—though, what with those aforementioned big deals on the horizon, I might also have to invest in a second SD card.
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Others are professedly apolitical, their only allegiance to a solvent crowd — they'd just as soon be selling pennants outside a ballgame; they treat the candidate as a brand, like they would a beer, a car, or a sports team.
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The third camp, containing many utilities and conservatives, flatly doesn't believe 100 percent carbon-free electricity is possible anytime soon, and would just as soon not close working fossil fuel power plants before the end of their profitable lives.
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All other things being equal, Beijing would be expected to rein in spending just as soon as it can, which is why most metals analysts have been extremely cautious about the demand outlook beyond the next quarter or so.
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Just as soon as PEOPLE learned that Aubrey O'Day and Paul "DJ Pauly D" DelVecchio had returned to singledom once again, splitting for the second time in three months, it would appear the reality stars are back on again.
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Mr. Moore's incendiary rhetoric will also oblige others in the party to answer for his comments, perhaps for years to come, at a time when many Republicans would just as soon move on from the debate over gay rights.
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If there&aposs someone in your life you would just as soon like to get out of your life, then blocking them on a platform that allows messaging, calls, and video chats, like Skype, is a pretty good idea.
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"Clearly they hold all sorts of reasons, but one of them has to be from the Democratic side that I would just as soon have Joe Biden or Kamala Harris appoint my successor as Donald Trump," Mr. Wheeler said.
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"We recognise that any motion brought forward tomorrow will need to be compliant with the speaker's ruling and that discussion is ongoing and a motion will be tabled just as soon as possible and obviously by later today," Leadsom told parliament.
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"We have (some supporters) that would just as soon lay under the bus than support (Ted) Cruz, or (Donald) Trump, or in some cases (Marco) Rubio," said John Philip Sousa IV, national chairman of the pro-Carson super PAC 2016 Committee.
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You see, BBM is no longer solely the realm of BlackBerry devices, and the keyboard hasn't been ubiquitous since the company belatedly responded to iPhone with the Storm in 2424 (a chapter the smartphone maker would likely just as soon forget).
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Keep in mind that a large piece of meat will continue cooking itself with retained heat even after removed from the oven, so pull the bird just as soon as you are within a degree or two of your target.
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They're probably great, but I'd just as soon skip the extra cost and wear thick wool socks, like these from United By Blue, which I only wish I'd thought of bringing along before fly fishing in the snow this past week.
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I wrote a column about Chinese food for The New York Times Magazine this week, and accompanied it with a recipe for velvet fish with mushrooms (above) that I think you ought to make just as soon as you can.
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In the United States, much of our public forest land is overgrown because of past policies directing firefighters to put out every fire just as soon as it starts burning, which eliminates fire's natural role as janitor of the wild.
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Thus, the leaders are being out-emitted by the countries that either would just as soon see the Paris Agreement on climate change become unglued or are wary of entangling their national policy in global schemes to manage the climate.
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While today's household generally aren't life-sized and typically don't have mechanical limbs, they can take care of several chores we'd just as soon avoid, giving us more time to do things we enjoy like collapsing on the couch and chilling with Netflix.
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Just as soon as one mystery appeared to be solved, the creators of the HBO show threw in a post-credits scene that definitely has us questioning the nature of our reality — or, at least, everything we've watched on the show so far.
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Now at pop-up shops, at multibrand retailers eager to court and convert fans, and a dedicated online store for those who may never get close to Mr. Bieber at all, Purpose pieces are coming in and, just as soon, flying out.
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Just as soon as the longtime courtroom figure Judy Sheindlin announced that Judge Judy would be coming to an end after 25 seasons on CBS, the 77-year-old announced the start of a new TV show with a familiar name: Judy Justice.
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Despite our heightened consumption habits—recording, snapping, and uploading nonstop—we exist in a kind of hyperspeed that is intolerant of preservation; we lose or forget or quickly move on to new memories just as soon as we've recorded the present ones.
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Perhaps surprisingly, businesses in Greater Kansas City say they would just as soon see the incentives go away, even though in many cases they can, and do, collect tax breaks just by leasing some office space across the river and relocating some employees there.
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Some see the 25th Amendment to the constitution as a shortcut to adult supervision—just as soon as the vice-president, cabinet and a two-thirds majority in Congress agree that Mr Trump is "unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office".
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One "Formation"-inspired montage later, and they've been approved for their apartment, but just as soon as they start celebrating, they find out the real reason they've been picked: Darlington Lakes would rather have "two Jewish dykes" than accept the competing tenants, who are Black.
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What this means is just as soon as you get tucked in for the night, you're going to hear a chopper buzz your tent while a barely-working generator keeps turning over which is then drowned out by the sounds of artillery going off.
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The 21973-by-21972 1/2-foot graphite and pastel on paper drawing—titled The moral arc of history ideally bends towards justice but just as soon as not curves back around toward barbarism, sadism, and unrestrained chaos—shocked some of the library's black employees.
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Whether out of personal animus, political calculation, philosophical disagreement or a conviction that the last president damaged the country, Mr. Trump has made clear that if it has Mr. Obama's name on it, he would just as soon erase it from the national hard drive.
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Worst of all, the Republican majorities that control Congress seem to have decided that they would just as soon not know, treating the Trump-Russia story as essentially an endless series of annoying White House gaffes rather than the potentially crippling security vulnerability it is.
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Colton Underwood's Bachelor finale is so close, and even though it's exciting to think that he might be popping the question in just one week, it's even more exciting to think that one of his runners up could be named as the next Bachelorette just as soon.
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He's felt like someone who could be on the verge of arriving at their level for years, just as soon as he figured out his thing — which, it's turning out, is neither Clooney's suave cool or Damon's limber changeability, nor their outspoken (if imperfect) Hollywood liberalism.
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Just as soon as Biden would wind up for a potential attack line at speeches Tuesday in Ottumwa, Mt. Pleasant, and Davenport, he stopped himself and said some variation of "I shouldn't get started" or reminded the crowd that his mom always told him to be nice.
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There's no way to take this public embarrassment out of parenthood — you accept the job of civilizing a child, you test the process by taking that child out into the world, you're going to have some moments you would just as soon have lived through in private.
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Some of Melotti's imagery (like the storybook depictions of the sun and moon) may feel overly-fanciful for contemporary taste, but the artist's commitment to follow every last vapor trail of inspiration no doubt opened doors of perception that academicism and theory would just as soon shut.
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And in the days ahead, we're going to be giving guidance specifically to different regions of the country about how, as the President says, we are going to be able to open the country and get people back to work just as soon as we responsibly can.
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As for the Iran deal, critics fear Tehran is using previously frozen financial assets that the understanding released to help build out a fleet of nuclear-capable missiles, which Iran might arm with nuclear warheads just as soon as restrictions on it enriching uranium are relaxed.
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Now when you hear Rotilio and the other actors speak it, you pick up hints of familiar accents and languages—a little Italian here, some South African there, but just as soon as you think you've figured out which Earth-bound accent the actor is imitating, it changes.
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"As with all the cars we review ... we will thoroughly test and evaluate the Model 3 with the same care and scrutiny we apply to all the cars we test just as soon as we can get one - we're waiting patiently along with other consumers," Consumer Reports said.
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Evergreen rent deals, a particularly controversial form of warehouse incentive which grant a future share of rental revenue to someone delivering metal into the LME system, are widely blamed for incentivising subsequent buyers of that metal to remove it from the LME system just as soon as they can.
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The judge, who said he would "get something out just as soon as I can," also grilled Mr. Shumate about the Justice Department's position that only the law's provisions for the individual mandate and pre-existing conditions should be invalidated, instead of the entire law, as Texas wants.
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But Simm and Gomez both brought their own brilliantly twisted 21st century take on the Master — Simm playing the character as a petulant platinum blonde raver kid in a hoodie, while Gomez's version is a bug-eyed mad Mary Poppins who would just as soon kiss you as kill you.
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But just as soon as those periods ended, he would revert right back into the elaborate Hogwarts fantasy he'd created for himself, with friends to occupy his time, magic spells to fix the problems he was powerless to fix, and plenty of magical explanations and excuses for the Dursleys' real-life abuse.
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Orange County doesn't offer a sense of place so much as a sense of placelessness, and if it weren't for the consistently balmy weather, much of it, with its six-lane freeways and big-box stores and strip malls and, yes, Panera Breads, could just as soon be in Illinois or Texas.
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EU's] Andy Wigmore today (Arron's right hand man) and he confirmed that, even though we haven't got the contract with the Leave written up, it's all under control and it will happen just as soon as [UKIP-linked lawyer] Matthew Richardson has finished working out the correct contract structure between UKIP, CA and Leave.
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And while many on the libertarian right and within the conservative movement have their issues with Alex Jones and InfoWars, this week's announcement by YouTube, Facebook, Apple, and Spotify represents a concerted effort of proscription and censorship that could just as soon see any of us confined to the dustbin of social media history.
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As we reach the final two weeks of this increasingly cursed decade, some of us will sift through the wreckage of the past 10 years, trying to salvage a Good Thing or two, while others would just as soon throw a match onto the entire pile and hope that the 2020s will be less shit.
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Trump, who ran on a platform of withdrawing from the Middle East and would just as soon get out of these unwinnable wars, faces a genuine conundrum: how to avoid looking weak but avoid triggering a messy conflict with Iran and deeper involvement in Iraq that would be certain to alienate his base and energize his opponents.
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Because of the films, I get a lot of the attention, the accolades, and sure, I put my time and effort in and work my fucking ass off, but I'd just as soon share it with a lot of the other guys who I draw inspiration from and are doing just as equally fucking epic things on a snowboard.
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For a jukebox musical, it has attracted an unusually high-profile cast, including a "Rent"-certified heartthrob (Adam Pascal), a "Xanadu" and "Rock of Ages" veteran (Kerry Butler) and two Tony Award winners (Roger Bart and Faith Prince) — who, like everyone else connected with the show, are counting on theatergoers wanting to relive a cultural moment many people would just as soon forget.
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And with that, Mr. Trump staked claim to an issue that has become a pet cause for a group that, generally speaking, would just as soon wear a Power Rangers helmet as a "Make America Great Again" hat: the urban beards-and-selvage-jeans set who transformed the "Made in U.S.A." clothing label into a men's wear status symbol over the past decade.
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That's not to imply that there are not great works out there in that form, only that I tend to lose interest just as soon as magic of any kind enters a story, for this strikes me as escapist, as a denial of the mortal hand we've all been dealt, and I prefer to read those works that confront our reality and limitations and thwarted longings head on.
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Based broadly on Giorgio's, a boutique that opened in Beverly Hills in 1961 and changed the experience of shopping on the West Coast, it tells the story of Billy, a wealthy young widow whose own shop, Scruples, is saved from collapse by a talented young French-Irish designer, Valentine, and Spider Elliott, a charming lothario who sleeps with as many customers as he can just as soon as he has measured them up.
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"Trump, who would just as soon withdraw wholesale from Iraq, faces a conundrum in an election year: How to avoid looking weak on the one hand and yet avoid triggering a messy conflict with Iran and deeper involvement in Iraq on the other that will alienate his base and energize his opponents," said Aaron David Miller, a former State Department official and Middle East expert at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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We need a sound of the summer, we need it so bad, we cannot have summer without it, each summer has a unique feel and fingerprint, no two summers are the same, so much of the DNA of a strong summer is tied up in a banging sound of the summer, and just as soon as summer ends we will tire of our 'sound of the summer' elect, but right now there isn't one, I mean maybe One Dance, at a push, or the other Drake song, the one he did with DJ Khaled, but none of them feel exactly right, and what I am saying is there is a void there that someone—anyone—could and should fill, and it's possible we'll go an entire summer without a sound, and then what?
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