But connections also mean a lot — arguably even more.
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It really does mean a lot for families like mine.
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Rarity and peculiarities mean a lot in the collecting world.
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I mean, a lot of the work is about Caravaggio.
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"It would mean a lot to qualify again," he said.
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They mean a lot to me on a personal level.
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Does independence with your music mean a lot to you?
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Repetitions mean a lot in baseball, especially to young players.
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I mean-- a lot of times-- BECKY QUICK: I have.
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It'll mean a lot to have the family piano back.
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Compliments like these mean a lot to the Filipino leader.
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PICTURE PROMPTS What underappreciated things mean a lot to you?
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"Loads of investments" doesn't mean a lot of them today.
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"Trolling can mean a lot of things," Mr. Hernandez answered.
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It would mean a lot to me to know that.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, it would mean a lot to the world.
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"It's going to mean a lot," said U.S. forward Angel McCoughtry.
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I mean, a lot of this will come forward in testimony.
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So this does mean a lot to a lot of people.
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Like the blockchain itself, that could mean a lot of things.
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And that could mean a lot to a lot of people.
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"It would mean a lot," rookie wide receiver Anthony Miller said.
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Lots of sharks mean a lot of blood in the water.
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I mean, a lot of people had to -- PERINO: And inspire.
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It would mean a lot to me, no doubt about it.
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I mean a lot of people see her when she's quiet.
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In the world of conservation, little victories can mean a lot.
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Now, crisp handling might not mean a lot to most drivers.
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"They're really small details but they mean a lot," Puig said.
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"It would mean a lot," he said to reach that milestone.
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That would mean a lot to them, to exhibit in London.
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For all Aboriginals across this nation, it would mean a lot.
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It could mean a lot of people still under quarantine orders.
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"I mean, a lot of that stuff was fun," he said.
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These special places mean a lot to the people of Nevada.
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All those different delicious dishes mean a lot of pans to clean.
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Friendly can mean a lot of different things, depending on the maker.
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"Birthday parties mean a lot to a little kid," Lia tells PEOPLE.
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And even your shitty thing may mean a lot to someone else.Absolutely.
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I'm sure this would mean a lot to patriot like Donald Trump.
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For someone with a heart condition, six months could mean a lot.
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This guy lived ongrid, which could mean a lot or a little.
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Rodman: Well, number one, I mean, a lot of damn money [laughs].
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I mean, a lot of pitches, and they take it really seriously.
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But they could mean a lot for the Republican tax reform dreams.
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I mean, a lot of students tend to be liberal these days.
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And that would mean a lot of money back into the economy.
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The special addition is cardamom, and we mean a lot of cardamom.
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That still could mean a lot of money coming in for Apex.
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And also, I mean, a lot of white women are really cool.
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But fifth place doesn't mean a lot in a world dominated by Google.
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I'm sure this would mean a lot to [a] patriot like Donald Trump.
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It's officially holiday season, and that can mean a lot of family time.
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And those different types of faces can mean a lot of different things.
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I mean, a lot of things can tank it on the public side.
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I mean, a lot of your book is about ego-driven stuff. right?
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I mean a lot of that has to do with the environment too.
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And by a little, I mean a lot — this woman is deeply troubled.
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It would just mean a lot more coming from Stone than Vladimir Putin.
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Success and what's next "Coco's" success could prove to mean a lot too.
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You mean a lot more to me than any sweater at Banana Republic.
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I mean, a lot of my job is really explaining things to entrepreneurs.
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I mean, a lot of quote-unquote "issue advocacy" is inherently candidate-oriented.
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They're among the 2400, so they seem to mean a lot to Marriott.
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Under the very best of circumstances, it would mean a lot of tolls.
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Having their support will mean a lot when you're close to re-election.
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If you have to play down from 19, those mean a lot more.
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I mean, a lot of people think you're just this left-wing firebrand.
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"We all know the Emmys mean a lot to Donald Trump," Colbert said.
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The proposed changes mean a lot for consumers - particularly low-income families and seniors.
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GM calls these connected bikes and that can mean a lot of different things.
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So some of those are being recalled—and by some, we mean a lot.
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I mean a lot of cats sell CDs, hard CDs, hard copies, bootleg it.
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I mean, a lot of people know who Spock is certainly, because he's everywhere.
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A Twitter "Like" — formerly known as a "Favorite" — can mean a lot these days.
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Those intangibles could mean a lot in a game between teams so evenly matched.
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"I wanted to show the idea that minimal could mean a lot," she explains.
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That's the thing, that doesn't mean a lot because I don't love my dad.
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But, at least in the case of Uber, they probably mean a lot more.
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Are there other buildings or structures in Montreal that mean a lot to you?
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I still now receive a lot, and I mean A LOT, of Facebook messages.
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They add up, and even small steps can mean a lot to you personally.
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Essay Blockchains mean a lot of different things to a lot of different people.
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"When it comes to smaller offenders, the fines mean a lot more," Hubbard said.
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Those extra savings could mean a lot for low-income families, according to Shearman.
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And it is -- I mean, a lot of the media is actually the opposition party.
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" He further added, "I mean, a lot of the media is actually the opposition party.
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"It would mean a lot to Mr. Geist if you took responsibility," Audrey tells Colin.
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Nevertheless, cats mean a lot to me because recently I have found love in them.
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There's a lot — and we mean a lot — of dating (and marriages) among CIA operatives.
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I mean, a lot of deadly school shootings have happened in the last ten years.
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Home and family mean a lot to you because you're a huge, soft, sensitive fish.
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But perhaps more important, a lot — and I mean, a lot — of people don't caucus.
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And he was like, 'Oh I love that, that would mean a lot to me.
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"Being on top of the league at this time doesn't mean a lot," Vieira said.
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Well, I mean, a lot of that is allowing myself to indulge a little bit.
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It can mean a lot of things, but this clue is hinting at hot air.
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"These are the kinds of issues that mean a lot to our community," Booker said.
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I mean, a lot of people didn't know what's happening, so you cannot blame them.
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Nothing may come of it, but it would mean a lot to Natives like me.
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Those kids mean a lot to me — definitely want to continue to keep helping them.
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I mean, a lot of people had diets that were marked by scarcity and deprivation.
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" I get I'm mean a lot, by them, "I'm the victim, you're too hard on us.
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Here's what Sophie Turner said: These statements mean a lot more in light of Sunday's episode.
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I mean, a lot of people describe him as Travis's close confidant, adviser, sometimes his enabler.
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Because ultimately mandatory integration would mean a lot more than student exchanges or cultural summer camps.
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This breakthrough could mean a lot of lives saved and fewer needle pricks for squeamish donors.
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There is no doubt that championship belts used to mean a lot more in the UFC.
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It's just a league, but it doesn't have to really mean something to mean a lot.
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I've done movies that no one's seen too but they still mean a lot to me.
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I, I have , I mean, a lot of people want the job, I could say that.
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I read them at an impressionable age, and they meant — and mean — a lot to me.
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Which makes sense, given that she's had a lot — and we mean a lot — of practice.
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As the vagueness of the record's title suggests, that can mean a lot of different things.
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Shooting a film where you're in almost every scene can mean a lot of waiting around.
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I mean, a lot of people love sports and they love the stories of the players.
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Schools and sports teams are the kinds of affiliations that genuinely mean a lot to him.
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The other girls are committed, fine, but that recital could mean a lot to that girl.
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When you see "electricity sounds" in a script that could mean a lot of different things.
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Those moments mean a lot to the people that put their passion into our products/services.
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That would mean a lot more responsibility and much longer hours, but it seemed worth it.
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It probably doesn't mean a lot for economic data, at least not over the coming months.
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Those half years mean a lot for a child that may not have many months left.
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"And I don't mean just a little bit better, I mean a lot better," he said.
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"This is happening," can mean a lot of things, or it can mean nothing at all.
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It would mean a lot to me and to those I know affected by the disease!
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I mean, a lot of things, things that you don't even think about, came after that trial.
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I mean, a lot of people who are in the media business today are no longer Luddites.
|
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But both check off boxes, to be so crass, of things that mean a lot to him.
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Being a dedicated member of BTS ARMY -- whether officially or unofficially -- can mean a lot of work.
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It would mean a lot to me if you took a few minutes to share your thoughts.
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Google knows a lot — and we do mean a lot — about the people who use its products.
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It would mean a lot in states like Florida and Jeb has friends all over the country.
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I mean, a lot of people really believe this, deep down -- that they just don't trust you.
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To be held accountable can mean a lot of different things in these United States of America.
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I mean, a lot of people smoke weed, and it's a pretty normal thing where we live.
|
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For passengers, this could mean a lot of cancellations if pilots aren't lured by the higher pay.
|
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Hearing that language in a film must mean a lot to the native speakers who watch it.
|
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Young Thug, like Diddy before him, says he is rebranding: Those three exclamation marks mean a lot.
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"It would mean a lot," Reddick said on Thursday during Championship 4 Media Day at The Edition.
|
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I mean a lot of people think that but a lot of it is they're my friends.
|
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He said that becoming the Dominican pitcher with the most wins would mean a lot to him.
|
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If that is changing it will mean a lot for the Democratic nomination for President in 2020.
|
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Alone, those words don't mean a ton, but to the people at Chatbooks, they mean a lot.
|
|
"These two necklaces mean a lot to me," said Olivier Bayongwa, a musician known as El'Weezya Fantastikoh.
|
|
Mr. Trump told the group: I mean, a lot of the media is actually the opposition party.
|
|
"It's going to mean a lot to me," Adams told the team website of his eventual return.
|
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"These are people for whom the morals and standards of the military mean a lot," he said.
|
|
As the range of ideas limned above likely suggests, "employee ownership" can mean a lot of things.
|
|
If the holidays mean a lot of downtime is in your future, give these bodyweight exercises a try.
|
|
For an angel investor, $200,000 could mean a lot of money and a real bet on the company.
|
|
It would mean a lot to me if you took a few minutes to share your thoughts. Thanks!
|
|
And for creators, the product will hopefully mean a lot more interactive apps available on the App Store.
|
|
Courtesy Swimsuits for All The campaign itself and its theme of self-confidence mean a lot to Graham.
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EISEN: But it wasn't, I mean a lot of people were upset about it, it was pretty controversial.
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But, I mean, a lot of people have to sign off on that, obviously not just the internet.
|
|
Books may mean a lot to some readers, but they don't mean the same thing to all readers.
|
|
"It would mean a lot to me if you would reach out to her," Caitlyn says to Kris.
|
|
But it does mean a lot to dominate the home floor like we have the last two years.
|
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Just to be able to bring a Super Bowl there to that city, it would mean a lot.
|
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"And we all know the Emmys mean a lot to Donald Trump," Mr. Colbert said in his monologue.
|
|
"Your words mean a lot to this court," Judge Gordon told Ms. Geimer, according to the news service.
|
|
I mean, a lot of these people had been experiencing generations of discrimination by these local U.S.D.A. committees.
|
|
But foreign executives and analysts question whether these kinds of comments will mean a lot on the ground.
|
|
"It only takes a little bit of try -- and by a little, I mean a lot," she says.
|
|
"It was a very positive match for me, a good start — that doesn't mean a lot," Nadal said.
|
|
"If the tech companies would say, 'You are being oppressive,' that would mean a lot," Ms. Aldosary said.
|
|
A surprise election and a Labour government would mean a lot of uncertainty about the course of that government.
|
|
Mental illness is a broad term, one that can mean a lot of things to a lot of people.
|
|
The word "Afrofuturism" can mean a lot of different things, so I'm interested in what it means to you.
|
|
So it's almost harder to write songs that don't mean a lot but have a really good, fun feeling.
|
|
NIGATU: This is a phrase that can kind of mean a lot of things to a lot of people.
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I MEAN, A LOT OF TIMES I THINK ABOUT MAYBE YOU WORK FOR TMOBILE BUT MAYBE I'M BEING DUMBEST.
|
|
You've focused on "getting rid" of North Korean nuclear weapons, but that can mean a lot of different things.
|
|
Legalizing it will mean a lot of people may try it who had shied away until now, Lucero said.
|
|
That said, I have some works of art that mean a lot to me and are emblematic of relationships.
|
|
"Finish the job?" could mean a lot of things, including nefarious deeds, but today it simply means to RETIRE.
|
|
However, there are still plenty (and by that, I mean a lot) of deals available to you to shop.
|
|
Montauk is like your mom's friend's daughter, who's a little promiscuous — and by 'a little,' I mean a lot.
|
|
"It will mean a lot to be able to go out there and represent the home team," said DeRozan.
|
|
Senate care health bill is going to mean "a lot of pain" for millions of Americans, says Democrat Sen.
|
|
The reason I hesitate with 'beyond the dugout,' I mean, a lot of clubs are beyond the dugout already.
|
|
This small cost may not mean much in budget terms, but it could mean a lot to trans soldiers.
|
|
It's kind of a tricky, albeit ubiquitous, concept that can mean a lot of things at once (or seem to).
|
|
It would mean a lot of apps getting manually redesigned for the new mode, but it would be worth it.
|
|
But that a lot of deals are getting done doesn't mean a lot of [follow-on] deals are getting done.
|
|
This can mean a lot of things, and the key to being a successful Patreon creator is knowing your audience.
|
|
If you want to read thousands more words about why the books mean a lot to me, be my guest.
|
|
"It's going to mean a lot less if you flip to the last page," she said of possible spoilers leaking.
|
|
" Tapper asked whether Trump was referring to all Muslims, and the Republican hopeful responded, "I mean a lot of them.
|
|
This can mean a lot of things: a gym membership, exiting toxic relationships, being kinder to yourself and so on.
|
|
The broad strokes restrict sharing to either aggregate or anonymized data — but "aggregate" can mean a lot of different things.
|
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A person's choice not to report an assault, or not to report it immediately, can mean a lot of things.
|
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If your friend(s) value your romantic opinion, giving someone your seal of approval can mean a lot, Spira says.
|
|
A job promotion can mean a lot of extra perks, like getting a raise and working on more important projects.
|
|
"After working with these boys, they've grown a lot on me and they mean a lot to me," Loda said.
|
|
And personally, it would mean a lot because ever since I've been boxing people thought I could not make it.
|
|
I mean, a lot of people would love to have long, curly hair like mine—metalheads and normal people alike.
|
|
So, a lot of the farmers, though, I mean, a lot of them have moved, and they took their seeds.
|
|
If I feel like talking to our political leaders—I mean, a lot of congresspeople call me and request meetings.
|
|
I mean, a lot of those are facing some reckoning," AdvisorShares portfolio manager Eddy Elfenbein said Friday on "Trading Nation.
|
|
I mean, a lot of what I write about in ThinkProgress has been, from the very beginning, the far right.
|
|
Connections mean a lot in a small place like this, and if you're cheap, crazy, or strange, word gets around fast.
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AND, I MEAN, SOME OF THESE POLITICIANS YOU TALK TO HAVE NO -- I MEAN, A LOT OF THEM ARE BRIGHT GUYS.
|
|
I mean a lot of capital does disrupt the venture capital, right, which is the problem we've had as an industry.
|
|
A lack of work-life balance in your 20s can mean a lot more balance and financial comfort later in life.
|
|
I mean, a lot of the control of information or the flooding of information with false information or slightly skewed information.
|
|
If you buy a lot (and I mean a lot) of e-books or audiobooks, the storage might not be sufficient.
|
|
When we began describing Trump doing the bare minimum as acting "presidential," we redefined the word to mean a lot less.
|
|
" Puzder, whose first job was at a Baskin-Robbins ice cream store, said that "those entry level jobs mean a lot.
|
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"It would especially mean a lot to me because the New Yorkers are the people who know me best," he said.
|
|
"My hope is that it will mean a lot more than Johnny being a great athlete," Erskine said in an interview.
|
|
And that would mean a lot of people could start losing the deportation protections and work permits they've had for years.
|
|
Because if they do, there's gonna be a lot of people in jail, I mean a lot of people in jail.
|
|
They know this (tournament) is going to mean a lot, their fans will be watching and they won't want to lose.
|
|
The big picture: 3°C would mean a lot of damaging outcomes, and even warming to date is causing major harms.
|
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BUFFETT, ON U.S. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP'S PLAN TO RAISE TARIFFS ON CHINESE IMPORTS, SAYS 'IT WOULD MEAN A LOT TO THE WORLD'
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"Rhinovirus can cause more disease in certain people, and when I say 'certain people,' I mean a lot of people," said Gern.
|
|
Also, something to think about, and it could be a coincidence: Names mean a lot in the Star Wars universe (again, VADER).
|
|
Only that many of our top sports officials have so far turned a blind eye when taking action could mean a lot.
|
|
In those early days of transition I spent a lot of time, and I mean a lot of time, googling trans stuff.
|
|
Fielder is part of the lineage above, a player who proves that in baseball "athlete" can mean a lot of different things.
|
|
I mean, a lot of the things that we're talking about here tonight, on the border, and so many of the things.
|
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A lot of people, and I mean a lot, think the ketogenic diet is the best thing since sliced bread (how ironic).
|
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And there's a lot of coal that doesn't move at $2 natural gas that moves at $3 or – I mean, a lot.
|
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It doesn't just mean a lot of snow -- you also need strong winds and poor visibility, all for at least three hours.
|
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She will have an empathy that will mean a lot to people of color -- not just in Britain, but around the world.
|
|
That could mean a lot of different and hugely important things for the end plot for Season 8, according to many theorists.
|
|
"It will cost us so little, nothing in fact, but I believe it would mean a lot to the Finns," he said.
|
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" Peter's demands are presented with deadpan sobriety: "It would mean a lot to me to work with someone who admired Bertrand Russell.
|
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" As far as the Bird record, he said: "It would mean a lot especially with such great players that played before me.
|
|
I mean, a lot of their parents and grandparents—they'd be arrested if they participated in the Sundance, or participated in sweats.
|
|
Over marathon-length distances, 4% can mean a lot — it'd cut about nine minutes off a 3 1/2-hour marathon time.
|
|
" Asked if he thought Weinstein could make a comeback, he said: "Sure, I mean a lot stranger things have happened in Hollywood.
|
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"It would only add a minute or so to the ceremony, and I think it would mean a lot more," she said.
|
|
But deep economic and demographic shifts mean a lot of low-end work — like making shoes — doesn't offer huge profit in China.
|
|
It's not just — it is a morality tale, certainly, but the thing about Logan is his children mean a lot to him.
|
|
I mean, a lot of people do feel a lot of tech boards are toothless, like around Tesla and the SEC stuff.
|
|
CAVUTO: I mean, a lot of people wanted to know, JFK, how did you screw up your one-on-one with Nikita Khrushchev?
|
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"Sure, it would mean a lot to anybody, for all the years I&aposve worked and what I&aposve done, sure," Bonds said.
|
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This is where I got my very first start in Joe Gibbs Racing, so this track, these fans, mean a lot to me.
|
|
Boler, a recent high school grad who will be going to college in the fall, says her parents mean a lot to her.
|
|
Some experts think the early start may mean a lot of suffering is in store, but others say it's too early to tell.
|
|
I mean, a lot of people's conception of what a podcast is is an NPR show that's just downloaded onto their phone, right?
|
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They mean a lot to me; for most of the clubs whose jerseys I collect, there's always something unique about them that I like.
|
|
Sure, Gmail collapses conversation threads so the newest message is always relatively easy to find, but it can still mean a lot of scrolling.
|
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This would mean a lot of "nonessential" government activities would cease — from federally funded research to operations of national parks — come Saturday January 2549.
|
|
That might mean a lot to some kids — maybe kids who look like her — making them excited about studying the wonders of the Universe.
|
|
"As a purely technical matter, it doesn't mean a lot," says Danny Glaser, a former official at the Treasury Department who oversaw sanctions enforcement.
|
|
But the reality is that Trump said a lot -- and I mean a LOT -- of nasty things about Paul during the 73 presidential campaign.
|
|
I mean, a lot of people are like, "Well, they apologized," and that's the first step to forgiving them, to letting it go away.
|
|
I mean, a lot of this sh*t that you could be judging him on, there's really a master behind him pulling the strings.
|
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A massive increase in such reactors would mean a lot more nuclear material circulating and being enriched worldwide, including in the turbulent middle east.
|
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I mean, a lot of what's come out in the last two years, obviously we didn't have the benefit of that at the time.
|
|
The visit seemed to mean a lot to those splendid young Americans, who were risking their lives for our country half a world away.
|
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This probably doesn't mean a lot of staying power for the movement, but it also means there's very little capacity to check his behavior.
|
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They were just an "ally" which sounds fucked up to put in quotes, but I mean a lot of people kept their mouth shut.
|
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"Priestdaddy" is consistently alive with feeling, however, and I suspect it may mean a lot to many people, especially the lapsed Catholics among us.
|
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"Being 'inactive' to us can mean a lot of things, we don't dictate or discern between what it means to you," David tells me.
|
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But we fear that still subdued real income growth and the weakening housing market will mean a lot of the softness in consumption lingers.
|
|
But fractions of those 13 million mt mean a lot more to many smaller companies than just an examination of the big data shows.
|
|
Though 40 pages seems like a lot less than Target's 52, Macy's crammed a lot (and we mean a lot) of stuff onto each page.
|
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The eclipse could mean "a lot of wearing our hearts on our sleeves," and the push for some to issue declarations or confessions of love.
|
|
And it also just makes me wonder, I mean a lot of these decisions come towards the end of the term [in] June of 2020.
|
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However, part of why "high-functioning anxiety" isn't an official diagnosis is because being functional can mean a lot of different things to different people.
|
|
I mean, a lot of times when new technologies have come in, people have ... jobs become obsolete, but we haven't seen mass waves of unemployment.
|
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Now, obviously, if I could ever work in the Star Wars universe or one of these things, that would also mean a lot to me.
|
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"It will mean a lot of us will be able to stay in place because there will be more demand locally, as well," he said.
|
|
Davidson chose his forearm for the tattoo, while Grande has the number inked on her foot — so clearly, they mean a lot to the couple.
|
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I mean a lot of people on the right are going to be sitting there and saying, what was the whole point of the shutdown?
|
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And I mean, a lot of the songs on there are just so weird that it's super fun to listen to from front to back.
|
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One thing my mom said to me is that I wouldn't be thinking about this so much if it didn't mean a lot to me.
|
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So these are the kind of issues that mean a lot to our community, and we don't have somebody authentically, we've lost the last election.
|
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The winner receives a three-year tour exemption, which would mean a lot to someone like Saunders, who has bounced between the PGA and Web.
|
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And it's going to have a tremendous impact, I think," he added, noting it would mean "a lot of money and a lot of jobs.
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I mean, a lot of the programs I think about ... As I said a moment ago, about a third of the loans go to women.
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It would mean a lot to Gomez's Latino fans, and a collaboration with one of Spanish music's rising stars would be a great place to start.
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In the wine industry, categorizing something as "natural" can mean a lot of things, and it mostly has to do with how the alcohol is made.
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Even if they don't hold the official title of "mom" within the group, it might mean a lot to them to get recognition for their care.
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I wouldn't put that burden on everybody, but I know that for myself and for my whole camp, those social issues mean a lot to us.
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" IVAN CHAMDANI, FUND MANAGER, MAYBANK ASSET MANAGEMENT IN JAKARTA "It's good that most probably the incumbent will win since that would mean a lot more predictability.
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"The child star who got pregnant – I mean a lot of horrible nasty things were said," Spears says in an exclusive sneak peek of the special.
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And by that I mean a lot of these senior people get to keep their security clearances so that the can consult within people with government.
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She got pretty emotional after playing the track for Beats 1, so it's clear this song and the person it's about mean a lot to her.
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"It would mean a lot to me if you reached out to her and let her know that I want to talk to her," Caitlyn said.
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But as it is with a lot of statements from Powell and his predecessors, that comment can mean a lot of different things to different people.
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Donald Trump's ascension to the White House could mean a lot for Hollywood, from potential Federal Communications Commission regulation changes to less oversight on media monopolies.
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That's going to mean a lot of out-of-work people, but in the context of trucking, automation—and specifically autonomous vehicles—could be a godsend.
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If it does win, it will mean a lot for films like Roma, and might even prompt Netflix to invest in similar projects in the future.
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Ad dollars mean a lot to any pro sports league, and the Super Bowl — historically ground zero for preposterously pricey commercials — is the NFL's biggest night.
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But inclusive elements like this mean a lot to players who may not feel comfortable in certain boxes—or simply prefer to play outside of them.
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"Stopping my consumption of cannabis used to mean a lot of pain: vomiting, diarrhea, and not being able to sleep or eat," says Alex Fraser, 26.
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"Taps" can mean a lot of things, including the military song, but today the taps we are supposed to be thinking of are in a BARROOM.
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I think it does mean a lot for women of a certain age to see someone like that — and she's doing all of her own stunts!
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Sitharaman said boosting India's manufacturing will mean "a lot more investment, a lot more employment generation [and] a lot more economic activity" in the long run.
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If and when I do a camouflage painting like this, I like to do it with very ordinary items that mean a lot to me personally.
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That could mean a lot of things, but Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security are all at risk when so-called entitlements are on the cutting board.
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The issues around city services, they've gotten ... I mean, a lot of the big cities, everyone's living in them, they're moving more and more to cities.
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"I mean ... a lot of people don't know Shaquille had a big hand in starting our career," Lance said at the Montage Hotel in Bev Hills.
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President donald trump's plan to raise tariffs on chinese imports, says 'it would mean a lot to the world' Buffett says he cannot predict outcome of u.s.
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A lot of, I mean, a lot of people that aren't influencers are just taking a ton of photos for their significant others all the time, too.
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The benefit of such color-change subtleties is that there are a lot — and we mean a lot — of shades of eyeshadow that work with hazel eyes.
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Especially if you're not the best at carving out time, it would mean a lot for you to give her an hour, maybe more, just to talk.
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Wojcicki could raise her voice on these issues, but the message will likely mean a lot more coming from PewDiePie than from a Silicon Valley tech executive.
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"I'm Rudy Giuliani, I mean a lot in New York politics, I endorse Donald Trump, but I'm not a part of the campaign," the former mayor said.
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I have told my daughter-in-law that it would mean a lot to me to hear from her, to know that she is concerned about me.
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Watch It If You Like: If you like your shows with a lot, and I mean a lot, of grit, then Luther will come as a delight.
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This might not mean a lot to Samsung Galaxy S8 owners, but it might mean the world to anyone from Tracphone users to people in developing countries.
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I know there's gonna be a lot of moments where sometimes the songs and things within the songs might mean a lot more than they ever have.
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When he emerged from the sewers covered in a lot (and we mean a lot) of unidentified sewage substances and liquids and goops, she didn't even care.
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" When debate moderator Jake Tapper asked Trump to clarify those remarks and whether he was referring to all Muslims, Trump responded: "I mean a lot of them.
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I should be honest, when I met them the morning of the date I totally fan girl'ed a little, and by a little I mean a lot.
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The "good guys" and "bad guys" mean a lot to us because they represent entire issues; we can use their antics to comment on larger social trends.
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It's hard to understate the importance of these photos; DIY bands constantly change lineups and many never release records, so having a photo can mean a lot.
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Over marathon-length distances, that 4% can mean a lot — a person running a 2-hour-10-minute marathon would see a 3.5-minute improvement in speed.
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If you invite us over for dinner, cooking with halal meat, avoiding pork, and remembering that we may not drink will mean a lot to us. 91.
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If your appearance is likely to make a bigot afraid, then potentially violent, it can mean a lot to know that you can find solace in public.
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If the citizenship question were asked, that would mean a lot of undocumented people might refuse to answer any question and that population would be undercounted, right?
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If you had to pick, what are the key parts besides ... I mean, a lot of the attention got to the global accords and things like that.
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"You don't realize your mannerisms, that you're slouching in the chair, that you don't make eye contact, and all these little things mean a lot," he says.
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But the smallest particles may still be able to get through, and when PM concentration is very high that could mean a lot of particles are penetrating.
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On its own, this listing could mean a lot of different things; for example, Apple already sells Beats-branded headphones, some of which cost a similar amount.
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However, for Democrats, the program's apparently highly valuable and whether it survives reauthorization and then the election will certainly mean a lot to some of its clients.
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If these states accomplish even half of what they're setting out to do, it's going to mean a lot of new clean energy jobs over the coming decade.
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I feel like it would mean a lot to Solarte to know how much he means to us, how much his family means to the San Diego Padres.
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"Not with that type of personality, I wasn't shocked, which is probably why it doesn't mean a lot to me," the mom of one said of the tape.
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A record label can mean a lot of different things in 13—a collective, a marketing and promotion arm, an incubator for an artist, or something else completely.
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In our world, "winter is coming" can mean a lot of things, from a big event on the horizon or way of warning against a literal weather event.
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Collins said passing Johnson in longevity would mean a lot to him if the Mets could overcome their deficiencies and reach the playoffs for a third straight season.
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" Power to me means... "Power can mean a lot of different things, but for me, to be powerful is to create some sort of change in the word.
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"To just finish everything off right would mean a lot to us, because we've just worked so hard over the years,"said linebacker Perry Young, a Birmingham native.
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Things like that mean a lot to baseball; the atmosphere you're experiencing, the anticipation, all the things you usually would experience during those four pitches, now that's gone.
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I know the word "wealthy" can mean a lot of different things to a lot of different people, so let's get clear on what I mean by this.
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Should we not respect the fact that some cultures mean a lot to some people, and that cultural differences regarding the roles of men and women should be accepted?
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"Knowing personally what living with Type 22002 diabetes is like and the cost of it, this will mean a lot for the families and individuals in Colorado," Roberts said.
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"Those are things that mean a lot to me and reminders for me and for everyone that, you know, that wants to wear it," she said, according to Tennis.com.
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The one issue with that theory is that Unabia's photo was taken four years before season 1 premiered — which would mean a lot of pre-planning on Westworld's part.
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The deaths of these characters would mean a lot less on The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, as it's possible to communicate with the deceased and even bring them back.
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If there's anything we've learned over the last few weeks about The Bachelorette, it's that the smallest details mean a lot when it comes to 2017 lead Rachel Lindsay.
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Assuming the wealthiest kids were not being misdiagnosed, the authors calculate that the differences mean a lot of cases of eye disease are being missed in less-wealthy children.
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Little things mean a lot in the world of Mr. Ayckbourn, whose "Hero's Welcome" runs in repertory with his "Confusions," a bill of linked sketches written 41 years earlier.
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He put all of his energy into shaping his legacy: "To think of me as a person that's overachieved, that would mean a lot to me," he once said.
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I remember we talked about it... It can mean a lot of things, but it was really just trying to cope with new business models, new lines of business.
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It's the type of engineering that does mean a lot of the work is under the covers, where you don't see the hours that went into balancing tricky product decisions.
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And if those mouse strains were to be lost entirely, it would mean a lot of time -- not to mention thousands of dollars' worth of mouse maintenance -- down the drain.
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It sounds like both Jen and his mom, Christine Anne Boldt, are backers of those causes, so it's gotta mean a lot that Ben's gonna put some dollars toward them.
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What matters especially about Finkenauer is that she's a young, fresh face in Iowa, a state that is going to mean a lot to Democrats as the presidential primary approaches rapidly.
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And given chronic complaints about the conditions in long-term immigration detention centers like the West Texas Detention Center dubbed Hell by detainees, that can mean a lot for many immigrants.
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"We know these icons mean a lot to men and women, and we know that our consumers love to buy our shoes and style them in their own way," James said.
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But it would mean a lot to me just to continue because this has really been my ultimate dream… But I have already told SI my daughter is my first priority.
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He also noted that a meteoric rise in gold could mean a lot more pain for the S&P 500, as stocks and gold tend to trade inversely with each other.
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"I know he's a tremendous competitor, and I know he's a winner and that's going to mean a lot in that big clubhouse full of young kids over there," said Collins.
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"If they manage to limit appetite from (property) speculators it will mean a lot for prices but then again you could assume those buyers have a lot of equity," he said.
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Oh, and that woman who's not technically your mom, however, she knows that you mean a lot to her daughter, and she's come to think of you as an adopted daughter.
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MLB Team Report - Cincinnati Reds - INSIDE PITCH PITTSBURGH — Timing can mean a lot, and Cincinnati's 23.86-22, 22-inning win over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Sunday came at an important juncture.
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When I was there, I mean a lot of foreign correspondents are now writing books about India because it's a fascinating place, but not many of them do it in Mumbai.
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"It&aposs the final impression you make — and just like first impressions, your closing remarks can mean a lot to the person on the other end of the conversation," he said.
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Tim Cook's biggest hope has to be that Donald Trump didn't mean a lot of what he said, and that it was the rhetoric of a politician looking to get elected.
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Politics and team names may mean a lot to some people in Brazil, but Terere has always opened his academy up to all of his students, independent of what team they represent.
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I mean, a lot of the people who called in come from these neighborhoods where you really have no idea how poor they are and how little access they have to anything.
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That is where it came from and it would mean a lot for me to do it in London… I'm just going to keep practicing so I get them bars out properly.
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But the fact that the GOP might somehow secure a win for its "outsider" presidential nominee while also losing a secure Senate seat held by an establishment incumbent does mean a lot.
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Efforts to deal with a flood of migrants to Europe also mean a lot of European funding that might otherwise have been focused on supporting developing countries is being diverted, she said.
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But a new machine learning-based method for training speech recognition created by Alexa's AI team could mean a lot less rework in building out models for new variants of existing languages.
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I mean a lot of people are getting burnt in China right now, when you look at Uber when you look at Google and what they're going through does it worry you?
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"In those early days of transition I spent a lot of time, and I mean a lot of time, Googling trans stuff," Craggs wrote in a personal essay for Broadly in October.
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In practice, the continuous coverage requirement would mean a lot of people dropping from the program or facing a huge disincentive to earn more, said Benjamin Sommers, a Harvard health care researcher.
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I mean, a lot of people, like you were saying, in America don't ... They have maybe one or two internet service provider options when they go to sign up in their neighborhood.
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TAVERNISE: I think it's going to mean a lot that, that you've been thinking about it, and —— BAYSMORE: Oh, I, I think about it every time I, I drive past that intersection.
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Little things — like the ceremonial unfolding of napkins and pushing one's chair neatly under the table — mean a lot to Deborah, played with a witty, fast-fading sitcom brightness by Ms. Aziza.
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This massive deficit remains "one of the most undersold story lines of the 85033 election" according to the Washington Post, but that doesn't mean a lot of ground can't be made up.
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"We fear that still subdued real income growth and the weakening housing market will mean a lot of the softness in consumption lingers," said Paul Dales, Sydney-based chief economist at Capital Economics.
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To provide a meaningful dividend each year to every citizen, you'd have to raise enormous sums of money, and that would either mean a lot of new taxes or cannibalizing other important programs.
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Phon and Lop train the so-called beginners, but in Thai gyms that host foreigners, "beginner" can mean a lot of things, and doesn't necessarily correlate with how long one has been training.
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And, you know, I mean, a lot has been– There have been a lot of questions around the world around questions of censorship and I think that those are really serious and important.
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The company showed us a lot (and I really mean a lot) of charts (that we weren't allowed to share) which show the Kirin 980 to be significantly faster than Snapdragon's 845 chip.
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White says he stressed that the survivors who would be attending UFC 216 were shot while watching Aldean perform and it would mean a lot to them ... and the city of Las Vegas.
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If Google pulls this off, it could mean a lot of additional revenue for the company, and might mean a loss of business for the kings of the console market, Microsoft and Sony.
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That might not mean a lot in the grand scheme of things, but in a week that's expected to be dominated by 5G announcements, it's a way to stand out from the crowd.
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"I mean, a lot of silversmiths they have a lot of pieces that are not that good, or they are heavy or clumsy or not very nice looking, but he was always elegant."
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"The international community sees Japan as not moving an inch on this, so whether we take action or not will mean a lot," said Koizumi, who took over as environment minister last September.
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Become more self-aware Your opinions mean a lot to the people who work under you, so you need to be mindful about the words you choose and the body language you use.
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"This overbuying and overpaying will mean a lot less money will be available to use to reach California's clean-energy goals," Ms. Lynch said, calling it "a double economic whammy" for the state.
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It doesn't make sense to have two of these back-end protocols running, so we can see the logic, but it does mean a lot of integrations might get broken along the way.
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I mean a lot of these smart people, the Council on Foreign Relations, the Brookings Institution, all of these well-heeled think tanks, they spent their lives dedicated to geopolitical understanding and foreign policy.
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Crossroads students are required to do community service and spend time outdoors on an annual camping trip; teachers emphasized that "smart" can mean a lot of things, including having skills in the performing arts.
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After all, your parents mean a lot to you and so does your partner, but you might be used to being the center of attention when you spend time with one or the other.
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Customers always have the right to only buy from places that offer authentication, but my fear is that the added expense will mean a lot of sellers simply don't take advantage of the feature.
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To the average person, that can mean a lot of different things because they're often asking an artificial intelligence to get from one place to another by reasoning through a set of logic equations.
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JC already has a bunch of body art -- he's almost fully covered now -- but this one has to mean a lot to the baller, hitting up Canada-based artist Steve Wiebe for the job.
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MEADOWS: Right, I mean a lot of text message and it&aposs not just the text messaged, it&aposs the fact that they were key components of an investigation that Peter Strzok was involved with.
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First of all, gene editing can mean a lot of different things: you can edit the human genome for therapeutic purposes, to treat disease, for instance; or potentially to "enhance" human abilities, such as intelligence.
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SO, I MEAN, I CAN SEE THIS IS NO DIFFERENT THAN THE GREAT BOBBY KNIGHT, WHO I AM A BIG FAN OF AND HE ENDORSED ME, AND BOY DID THAT MEAN A LOT FOR INDIANA.
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I feel like at this point you sometimes start to believe the things that people say to you, whether it's good or bad, but I like to share things that mean a lot to me.
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They do good banking there and I wanted to take a moment to honor the tellers and employees at one of the branches because good interest rates and customer service mean a lot to me.
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Analysts said that even a slight reduction in the number of bonds the ECB buys would mean a lot more supply for the market to digest - a prospect that is not being factored into prices.
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These range from practical—shoots can be long, and include multiple participants, which would mean a lot of stopping and starting to swap condoms—to personal: some performers are allergic, or just don't like condoms.
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Almost half of those disengagements — 51 — were because of a "software discrepancy," which can mean a lot of things but generally that the brain of the car isn't doing exactly what it's supposed to do.
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That could mean a lot of hearings, or at least inquiries, about the president's past ties to Russia, and if the Trump Organization's business dealings around the world have any effect on his foreign policy.
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"Whether they plea bargain out or actually do jail time, I think it would mean a lot to the community," said Eric Mays, a Flint City Council member who is not related to Melissa Mays.
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Such self-consciousness occupies a lot (and I mean a lot) of stage time in "The Babylon Line," Richard Greenberg's new play, which opened on Monday at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater at Lincoln Center.
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But the availability of cheaper plans hasn't made up for declining enrollment among unsubsidized consumers, and cuts to outreach programs mean a lot of people may not know that low- or no-premium coverage is available.
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"This is one of the earliest songs that we wrote, and it's one that means a lot to me and I think is going to mean a lot to me for a long time," she said.
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This also applies to other high-price items such as antiques, collectibles, rugs and jewelry: If these items mean a lot to you, it's worth checking in with your insurance provider to make sure you're covered.
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"This is one of the earlier songs we wrote and it's one that means a lot to me, and I think is going to mean a lot to me for a long time," Lorde started off.
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While the increase won't mean a lot in terms of the average monthly payment for a homebuyer, it could be signaling the start of another steady rise, which we saw at the start of this year.
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Update: Here's an addendum to Bewkes's comment, supplied by a Time Warner rep: Jeff was in fact referencing Citizens United, which has come to mean a lot of different things to a lot of different people.
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I MEAN, A LOT OF PEOPLE SAID THE MARKET IS GOING TO SELLOFF 2,000 POINTS IF TRUMP PULLS OFF A SURPRISE WIN BECAUSE WE'RE GOING TO BE APROTECTIONIST COUNTRY THAT IS NOT INTERESTED IN FREE TRADE.
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Those pictures mean a lot to me: I want to try and explain with my pictures what it would be like to be there, for the millions of fans who won't have the chance to attend.
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Because I mean a lot of people talk about this idea, we'll get into fake news and things like that, but what works with the user at this moment in time, because that obviously will change.
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GM: I don't think it's completely meaningless to talk about language as a cover term that can mean a lot of these things, but we do conflate a number of different things when we mean language.
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I mean, a lot of media organizations are now trying to fund themselves in the way that we have, which is appealing to people, to give you money for something you actually could get for free.
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SARA EISEN: But even the analysts – I mean, a lot of bullish notes this week alone, raising price targets above the 420 level and many of them noting that the competition has been slow and less impressive.
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" Sympathy for Ivanka was also expressed in the comments, with one person writing, "She surely told her mother in private and skying could be their common activity, so it could mean a lot to both of them.
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"What concerns me most is that it will mean a lot more people will look at art solely through the lens of value," said Glenn Scott Wright, a co-director of the Victoria Miro gallery in London.
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I mean, a lot of the queens who have been on Drag Race have been on Never Apart, and they say the same thing: Their biggest fans are 14-year-old girls, so what does that say?
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While it's perfectly okay to change the locks in my apartment, a new door would have to be escalated to my management company and would probably mean a lot of frustration if it was approved at all.
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Since that is a sentiment Colton has shared repeatedly this season, it stands to reason Hannah must mean a lot to the Bachelor if he's willing to open up the most vital part of his life to her.
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Ultimately, singling out a nibling as someone that they want in their lives is a really good thing and can mean a lot to children — even if it does make nibling-less people like me roll their eyes.
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It would mean a lot of work, covering everything from negotiating for the rights to the likes of Mega Man and Metal Gear's Solid Snake to updating the graphics so that older characters didn't look out of place.
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"I've said from the beginning, I just didn't want to think about it until after Australia because... grand slams mean a lot to me," she told reporters ahead of next week's first round clash with Switzerland's Belinda Bencic.
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"It will mean a lot of fast footwork behind the scenes but... the ability to get the same steel from other European or Chinese plants in (a one to three-month) time frame is a possibility," he said.
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"I want to win just because I like to win but this is the last one here so it would mean a lot to get it done here tomorrow as I have finished second here twice," said Johnson.
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And the rapid-pace environment in which the impeachment process has already unfolded, combined with varying levels of understanding of the process itself, mean a lot of voters are still in "wait-and-see mode," according to Roberts.
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Every piece of material that a friend uses on your own plate will then be part of your build, so it's a collaborative effort to create giant structures; playing solo will mean a lot of searching around for materials.
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Decorating a neutral nursery can mean a lot of things, from creating a simple and clean minimalist look to starting with a neutral color scheme and adding whimsical touches (like a unicorn rocking chair or a cute star mobile).
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But for companies, even if there's just a 1 percent improvement in response to the ad, that could mean a lot of money, so a technique doesn't have to be perfect to be useful for some kind of advantage.
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And in terms of the level of engagement of the customers in terms of the participants to be involved in this singles' day - I think this will mean a lot to both consumers as well as the business people.
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"I think he was leading the polls [with] about 40 percent, and if he gets the votes over 40 percent or not will a very big question because it will really mean a lot about his mandates," Kim said.
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While your heart rate with no identifying information probably wouldn't mean a lot to someone who managed to see it, a wearable that keeps track of your running routes could provide information of great interest to stalkers or attackers.
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Yang knows New HampshireAbout as northeast geographically as a state can get, New Hampshire isn&apost "flyover country," but that doesn&apost mean a lot of its residents don&apost feel similarly abused and ignored by the coastal elites.
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Satisfying beauty products can mean a lot of things for different people, but for me, it means this: They don't break out my sensitive skin, but do bless me with instant baby softness — oh, and they show me every pore.
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There are a lot of unique dance animations in this game (and I mean a lot for a 45-ish minute project) that goes to show how much time and effort was poured into making this something both sweet and special.
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"We are a community club and it's a small but practical thing we can do to support people that mean a lot to us and who have been there for the club over many years," Brighton chief executive Paul Barber said.
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So I apologize if I have not gotten back to everybody, but I can assure you that I will, that all your stories mean a lot to me, and you certainly deserve a response, just bear with me if you would.
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This means trimming bureaucratic waste (reducing overhead costs by $8 billion over the next five years) and making the acquisitions process less of a spectacular disaster, plus other reforms that mean a lot to DC insiders but zero to outsiders.
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This might not mean a lot for the hobbyist who wants to take pretty pictures of sunsets, but the notion of a lower cost drone that can be outfitted with tools to do jobs is undeniably exciting for a whole host of industries.
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But for a group of people, many of whom said at PatreCon that they can't imagine doing anything else â€" who wait for the day that they, too, can quit their day job â€" even a few dollars can mean a lot.
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An injunction could mean a lot of things — including barring Levandowski from working on self-driving at Uber — but the judge still has to decide which trade secrets Alphabet included in a list submitted to the court actually qualify as trade secrets.
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"Being able to represent Miss America as a gay woman would mean a lot to me, because I really feel a responsibility to make the LGBT community proud, and make history and break another ceiling for a minority group," O'Flaherty, 23, tells PEOPLE.
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But unless you're a very, very, very popular artist, like Warner's Coldplay, it's unlikely to mean a lot, since Warner will use the same payment formula it uses to pay artists for the use of their music today, which is based on usage.
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A preliminary injunction could mean a lot of things; most notably, Judge William Alsup said it might mean that the head of Uber's autonomous efforts, Anthony Levandowski, would have to stop any and all work on the technology until the case is decided.
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"I'm worried I don't or won't have enough money," could mean a lot of different things—it could mean you want tax cuts, or it could mean that you want expensive government programs to be paid by tax increases on the rich.
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"If the US delegation comes to China believing Beijing's resolve to open wider to the outside world is a matter of expediency under pressure from Washington, it will likely mean a lot of time is wasted setting the record straight," the editorial said.
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"Just having someone that looks out for us, all of us here, it would just mean a lot for him to be back in Philly, in the city of Philadelphia with the fans, especially with a game like that tonight," Simmons said.
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The end of a TV show can mean a lot of things for an actor: the end of getting your hair done for free, the end of eating hot snacks for free, the end of free time spent napping in your trailer.
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" With fewer regular-season W.N.B.A. games (34, versus 82 in the N.B.A.) and players (53, versus 450 in the N.B.A.), the women's season and teams are more concentrated with talent, Mr. Megdal said, adding that regular-season games "mean a lot more.
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"He's got to have bipartisan support to get any of the numbers down anywhere close to where he wants to be because it's going to mean a lot of tax breaks and tax deductions for a lot of groups go away," Schrader said.
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"Confidence" could mean a lot of things in AI. It could mean that the AI has been trained to assume its sensors are more reliable than a human's perception, and if a situation is unsafe, the human should not be allowed to switch it off.
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Yeah, it is not unusual for stories to go over a year and to involve like ... I mean, a lot of times, it seems weird to say this, but a lot of times you're doing 10 interviews before you actually figure out what the story is.
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Tell Facebook who your real friends areWe're "friends" with all kinds of people on Facebook—work colleagues, relatives, vague acquaintances—but you can pick out the people who really mean a lot to you and who you want to see more of in your News Feed.
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If the people who work with him daily, people he elevated to some of the highest positions in the land, think he's a "moron" or hate the way he treats them — well, those judgments certainly should mean a lot to those of us on the outside.
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"It will mean a lot to a new generation to see that there was this man who grew up in the South and through all obstacles made it, because it will give young black kids hope and the aspiration to be in this industry," he said.
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Lots of Peloton owners have ended up buying the Tonal to complement their cardio regimen (Tonal even has a Peloton program designed to use in conjunction with Peloton classes), which could mean a lot of upfront costs for those who want a full connected home gym experience.
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Unless you are in the semiconductor business, or some allied trade, the letters on the neon signs on the factory roofs—TSMC—probably mean a lot less to you than the names of most of the other 29 of the world's 30 most valuable public companies.
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The White House is very special, there's so much work to be done, I'm not gonna be leaving much — I mean a lot of work to be done — I'm gonna be in there working, doing what I'm supposed to be doing — but who wants to leave the White House?
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"Even if you didn't have the pleasure of knowing them or getting close to them, it would mean a lot to their friends in the graduated class and those still students at SEHS to show the love and support," the announcement from SEHSeminoles Noles Nation reads on Facebook.
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"It's hard to overstate what this could mean for the companies affected: non-addictive levels of nicotine would likely mean a lot fewer smokers and of those people who do still light up, smoking a lot less," said Neil Wilson, a senior market analyst with ETX Capital in London.
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"The agreements today mean a lot, not only for the Yemeni people but for humanity if this can be a starting point for peace and for ending the humanitarian crisis in Yemen," António Guterres, the United Nations secretary general, said at the close of the talks on Thursday.
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"This could mean a lot of stagnation (in German politics)," he said, adding that it would be "more of a problem for Europe," where France has very clear proposals to deepen euro zone integration that it wants to approve and Germany is needed to bring these to practice.
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It might only be a fraction of his total salary — he gets paid $234 million a month by his club team, Paris-Saint Germain — but half a million dollars could mean a lot to the Premiers de Cordees, an association that organizes sporting events for children with disabilities.
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"This is a little difficult for me to say cause it's the first one of these I've done but [Cheyanne] wants you to know that you mean a lot to her — you mean the world to her — but she's having difficulty staying in this long-distance relationship," he said.
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"It's hard to overstate what this could mean for the companies affected: non-addictive levels of nicotine would likely mean a lot fewer smokers and of those people who do still light up, smoking a lot less," noted Neil Wilson, a market analyst with ETX Capital in London, in Reuters.
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The Southern Ocean is home to species that adapted to live in some of the coldest water on the planet — so even a tiny variation in temperature can mean a lot, says study co-author Huw Griffiths at the British Antarctic Survey, who's been studying marine invertebrate for 17 years.
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There are a lot of ways to increase clue difficulty including: ■ Misdirection (the clue appears to have one specific meaning, but actually means something else) ■ Vagueness (the clue could mean a lot of different things) ■ Open-endedness (the clue reads one way, but there are a lot of possible answers; i.e.
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JIM CRAMER: I don't want to be too Bobby Kennedy-like, but if we just think about now, no, but if we dream things – the stickier you are, I'll go back to the churn, I mean, a lot of people looked at Netflix at $6.95, They said it's never going to be anything.
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"I just think that I just need to be more careful, because as a representative of companies, which I take a lot of pride in, those relationships mean a lot to me, and I need to make sure that I represent them, as well as myself, in the best possible way," he said.
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"I hear small businesses saying they have to absorb costs that are going to mean a lot for their bottom line simply because there is no way they can pass this onto consumers and then I hear other companies saying we are passing this onto consumers there's no way we can absorb this," she added.
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They'll definitely make fun of me for getting all soppy like this, but Thou is such a very, very special band that I can't help it; they mean a lot to me, and judging by the roiling mass of bodies that pressed against the stage to greet them, I'm not alone in the sentiment.
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In short, there are a lot of compelling reasons to do this deal: the usual synergies (which, contra T-Mobile's claims, will almost certainly mean a lot of job losses, not just in headquarters but also retail stores), spectrum and investment capabilities, and, more generally, the scale to actually compete with AT&T and Verizon.
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I mean a lot of things affect trade balances and interest rates and exchange rates is only one of them, and by the way I'm not sure it's so bad that money flows into the economy as a good place to invest – I would be much more concerned if it was the opposite of that.
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Look, that whole witch hunt was started -- and hopefully that'll all come out, but there have been some fantastic books written that just came out, whether you look at Gregg Jarrett are McCarthy's book that just -- just came out recently and so many other books -- I mean, a lot of books are coming out.
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PIRRO: Chris, if Elizabeth Warren does run, I mean, her identifying herself as Native American because she has high cheekbones, I mean a lot of us have high cheek bones, is kind of an empty excuse for saying she is a minority, but then using that to gain a financial advantage with a school, that&aposs not good.
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" Kardashian West added: "It really does mean a lot to so many people that I've had the pleasure to speak to and I think the ultimate goal is everybody wants the community to be safe and the more opportunity we have and they have and the support that we help give them, the safer everyone will be.
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Tech ethics can mean a lot of different things In this second of a two-part interview "On The Internet of Women," Harvard fellow and Logic magazine founder and editor Moira Weigel and I discuss the future of capitalism and its relationship to sex and tech; the place of ambivalence in feminist ethics; and Moira's personal experiences with #MeToo.
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This small cost may not mean much in budget terms, but it could mean a lot to trans soldiers: As the American Medical Association and American Psychiatric Association point out, transitioning helps reduce gender dysphoria — a state of emotional distress caused by how someone's body or the gender they were assigned at birth conflicts with their gender identity.
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One of the hardest things about autonomous driving ... I mean, a lot of these teams, when you talked to them, they had the biggest challenge, which is that you can get to a 210 percent solution very quickly, and that could be a solution you have to restart from scratch to get to the rest of the 2800 percent.
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IT DOESN'T SOUND REALLY GOOD WHEN IT'S OBVIOUS THAT A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE COUNTRY DOESN'T UNDERSTAND IT OR DOESN'T AGREE WITH IT. LEADERSHIP CAN MEAN A LOT OF DIFFERENT THINGS TO A LOT OF PEOPLE, BUT AT SOME POINT, YOU HAVE TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE PEOPLE THAT DON'T AGREE WITH YOU BECAUSE OTHERWISE, YOU'RE GOING TO BECOME MORE AND MORE DIVISIVE.
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Here are the big takeaways from the report: This small cost may not mean much in budget terms, but it could mean a lot to trans soldiers: As the American Medical Association (AMA) and American Psychiatric Association (APA) point out, transitioning helps reduce gender dysphoria — which could mean fewer mental health issues for some trans people serving in the military.
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Do they notice that my son gets along with almost everyone, that he loves to be included and joins all the clubs, that his friends mean a lot to him, that he loves to read and has a huge vocabulary, that he laughs boisterously, that even when things are hard he trudges through mostly with a smile, that he's determined, he's smart, he's energetic, he's optimistic?
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They'd worked the whole year to save for it, and they'd been looking forward to it, so when they got there and saw all the refugees... I mean, a lot of these people had seen what was happening in Kos on the news beforehand, so a lot of them probably thought, I'm having this two-week holiday, and I don't want to be confronted with this.
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"I know that it would mean a lot to him to be back here, a part of him is in South Korea always," Vonn told the Associated Press, adding that she dispersed parts of his ashes "just a few days ago" on a rock that she was told was special when she visited South Korea last year to be named a PyeongChang Olympic ambassador.
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I usually ask something like, "What other TV shows were you looking to while making this one?" but since you come from the web, Melina [Matsoukas] comes from music videos, and everyone's coming from all different areas, it feels like there are influences coming from more places than just TV. I mean, a lot of my influences were [still] TV. I love Curb Your Enthusiasm, I love Larry David and how he's just unapologetically himself.
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Let's get right to it, Larry, in terms of Friday and the action on the stock price, what may be the reason why – we're very welcome and happy you are willing to talk to us, but a well regarded analyst Stephen Tusa -- who's followed the company for some time, and been typically right in terms of the direction of the stock -- came out on Friday with the new report in which he basically says, I mean a lot of things, but to cut to some of the key ones: $24 billion in net liabilities he sees at Ge, roughly speaking, currently for a company that's generating negative free cash flow, even after the dividend cut, with deteriorating fundamentals.
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