"Our Chinese people will most certainly win, peace will most certainly win."
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Anything that feels fishy will most certainly attract regulators' attention.
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The third time is most certainly the charm for SpaceX.
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One race most certainly lived up to that last night.
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Yes, people most certainly log on and play the game.
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Plus, I am most certainly not the property of anyone.
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That said, it is most certainly still a Marvel movie.
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But the clever transformation is most certainly for the best.
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But Swiggy is most certainly not alone in the market.
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It has most certainly been tested, both publicly and privately.
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And in the classical liberal sense, they most certainly do.
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The track is most certainly about Leshurr, and rightly so.
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It's most certainly a night you don't want to miss.
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He sweats in cars that are most certainly air conditioned.
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Trust us, it will most certainly be time well spent.
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But it's one I most certainly want to explore again.
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Camus, and all of us, will most certainly be replaced.
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Oh, I would most certainly not be alive right now.
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This group is most certainly not alone in their insecurities.
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Food for a cold winter night this most certainly is.
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Or, at least, it most certainly was not for me.
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Most certainly, no efforts would be spared to liberate them.
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Luckily, Yahoo was most certainly not an industrially raised cow.
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And I think most certainly the emphasis is now there.
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Others, like television sets and coffeemakers, are most certainly not.
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He says he most certainly will be doing that again.
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"This number will most certainly increase over time," she said.
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Turns out I most certainly do, and so might you.
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Some are with Hennessey, and some are most certainly not.
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Highlighting is most certainly not the new kid on the block.
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According to the PDF Association, the answer is most certainly yes.
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In the case of Gavin's blood boy, it most certainly is.
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She most certainly will find a way to start over again.
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And I most certainly did not fall into the third trap.
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For him and his rarefied peers, that is most certainly true.
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I definitely, most certainly, was emotionally moved by this eternal classic.
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But it will most certainly dazzle them with automated virtual visuals.
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And most certainly he likes President-elect Trump's views on Russia.
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"Austria is most certainly shifting to the right," Weidinger told me.
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In the "Dies Irae" section, the subject is most certainly death.
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If I had, I would have most certainly felt the lump.
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But schools most certainly hope they do because of safety concerns.
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But I most certainly have bias, and I definitely have favorites.
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If Donald Trump is reelected in 2020, they most certainly won't.
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And the jade rocks are most certainly a lesson in Goopshit.
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Her lip gloss is cool, her lip gloss is most certainly poppin'.
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Liza is most certainly out in the cold for the immediate future.
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And while ghosting might not be illegal, it is most certainly disrespectful.
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If it didn't seem fair, that's because it most certainly was not.
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This musical, colorful world most certainly affects the mood of its players.
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Then there are projects we most certainly won't hear anything exciting about.
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Cult or not, Swan is most certainly running a well-oiled machine.
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It most certainly challenges the norms of what a hot dog is.
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It's designed for "determined chewers" and is most certainly built to last.
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This question will most certainly be explored in the seasons to come.
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To be fair, they're most certainly better equipped to do this job.
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"We most certainly will," joked Amell in the comments of her post.
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Such a lead, according to top Rubio officials, is most certainly surmountable.
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The surprise smash hit of 20993 is most certainly a must-buy.
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Pullman is most certainly of the Devil's party, and he knows it.
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"Most certainly, it already assists my men and women," Provost told Hill.
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"As soon as we have something to report, we most certainly will."
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That was most certainly not the case for Mr. Baghdadi in 2008.
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With a launch in 2011, Blippar most certainly falls into that category.
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Given that Trump is a dogged campaigner, this will most certainly continue.
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And we're most certainly not celebrating the rollback of women's reproductive rights.
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Indeed, this statistic alone is proof that it most certainly does not.
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And it's most certainly going to be challenged in court, opponents say.
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If you picked a coastal state, you were most certainly a troll.
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Then again, a stunt like this would most certainly get people watching.
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It is, most certainly, not the most revered team in the land.
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Growth initiatives flip (and most certainly flop) in startups all the time.
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"Every Trump voter is most certainly not a white supremacist," Coates writes.
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In the case of Jackson, he most certainly is not in control.
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I think it'd be a lot more challenging for him, most certainly.
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This made sense for Victory, but what came next most certainly didn't.
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At the beginning, we most certainly did get a lot of backlash.
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You will be missed but most certainly your legacy will be remembered forever.
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ET. One person who will most certainly be there, Instagramming the whole thing?
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While it is indeed crazy, the drinkable sunscreen most certainly does not work.
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But it is most certainly a future question we will be interested in.
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And perhaps the worst: it's most certainly not a job for a woman.
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AT&T execs think so; one former Amazon exec most certainly does not.
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Yes, it most certainly is — unless you're lucky enough to live in Austin.
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If Russia can adapt, then the U.S. military most certainly can as well.
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But it is most certainly more honest to say, 'I am a genius.
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That, at least, is most certainly the reason why he is challenging McGregor.
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He started 2017 on Twitter, and most certainly will end 2017 on Twitter.
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These reports have most certainly reflected the foreign policy priorities of each administration.
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Turns out, Chuck Schumer most certainly isn't going ayo for that chocolate yayo.
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Stop consuming foods with significant calorie content, and you will most certainly die.
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Probably. However, short stories are most certainly my favorite way to consume prose.
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It's the advice you didn't you were looking for, but most certainly need.
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And military leadership will most certainly leave the people with an unpredictable future.
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School may be out for summer, but food poverty most certainly is not.
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It wasn't about the N.F.L. and it most certainly wasn't about Donald Trump.
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It is easy to see that it most certainly is not getting better.
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It may not be for you, but it most certainly is for me.
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Camden most certainly is not rising, not by any stretch of the imagination.
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If you want a perfect storm hammering democracy this most certainly is it.
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People with disabilities would most certainly be worse off in such a scenario.
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Sometimes, Teejayx6 raps about scamming people and places who most certainly deserve it.
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Especially when it is against an establishment figure, which Romney most certainly is.
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On another trip to London, I would most certainly use the company again.
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And that most certainly includes those states' very large white non-college populations.
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Most certainly will but I think you have to have a longer term perspective.
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But that's not to say solar isn't here to stay—it most certainly is.
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It's cheap and flimsy, probably, and most certainly bigger than it needs to be.
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If you're getting confused by this whole Brexit thing, you're most certainly not alone.
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If you don't already know Priscilla Renea's name, you most certainly know her work.
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It will most certainly not prevent me from defending the matters I believe in.
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But as this research clearly shows, the writing is most certainly on the wall.
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When we had a kidney stone, we most certainly were not smiling about it.
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Now it's on to the Senate, where more challenges and drama most certainly await.
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You may not recognize his name, but you're most certainly familiar with his work.
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In an interview with BuzzFeed News, the ADL argued that it most certainly can.
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I am pleased to say that this time it is most certainly the latter.
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LONDON — Of all the things worth protecting, wine is most certainly a top priority.
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"I most certainly would be honored to be considered for that," Rubio told Tapper.
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And while she isn't interested in being a trailblazer, she most certainly is one.
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It was never going to lead to an agreement, and most certainly did not.
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It is a machine that may not be portable, but is most certainly versatile.
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And stability is, at least for a short period of time, most certainly lessened.
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Facebook is looking for TV-quality video content and Trump will most certainly deliver.
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Max Halley's ham, eggs, and chips sandwich most certainly falls into the latter category.
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This feeling most certainly is going to be very much seen when 2020 comes.
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The next World Cup will most certainly not look like that, Qatari officials said.
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But Trump and Pence most certainly appealed to a vocal subset of N.F.L. fans.
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"I will most certainly not be joining the group," she said when asked recently.
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My problem is the implication that progress is automatic, which it most certainly isn't.
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Xi and his colleagues see what is happening and most certainly do not approve.
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Good reminder: The managers are most certainly making their case on the Senate floor.
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If Bernie Sanders were a superhero, his name would most certainly be Teflon Man.
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In a few minutes, most certainly, they'd be in the middle of a storm.
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And to mention this to my spouse would most certainly cause distance between us.
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Were we to write these entries today, a different tone would most certainly prevail.
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While the Condom Snorting Challenge is many things, it is most certainly not a trend.
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By all accounts, there is most certainly not going to be an OVO Fest 2018.
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If you can't photograph something, you most certainly can't bring a selfie stick near it.
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Our weight does not dictate our health and most certainly does not dictate our worth.
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If Twitter was a thing in 2000, Stan would've most certainly tweeted in all caps.
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Then there is political opposition that will most certainly prevent this change from taking place.
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It's a word most certainly used during murders of transgender people all over the world.
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It most certainly requires a healthy dose of suspended disbelief (as all fairy tales do).
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If we had been on that flight, our ears most certainly would have perked up.
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While it's most certainly unwitting on Trump's part, the same cannot be said of ISIS.
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"A past that most certainly, in reality, did not exist anywhere, ever," added al-Hussein.
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If immigrants should "believe in our constitution," the commander-in-chief most certainly ought to.
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And it's a good thing she double checked, because Carson most certainly did not know.
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The interaction is most certainly different, and many customers have yet to get it right.
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"The tweet most certainly does not," he concluded, noting "as was made clear just today."
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If we do not protect it with constant vigilance, we will most certainly lose it.
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It's not a plaything, and it's most certainly not an arm of the Republican Party.
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And yes, most certainly questions loom about the future and what it will look like.
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But this conflict most certainly will leave the world less safe than it was before.
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Your business might not be about childhood, but it most certainly is about a feeling.
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Managing this new delicate situation with Amazon will most certainly not be Instacart's only problem.
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Forcefully denouncing sexual assault would most certainly provoke ugly attacks on Bill Clinton and Mrs.
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This is a good thing, given that the wages of silence are most certainly death.
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It's obvious who the Democrats are, the handful that are most certainly going to run.
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"Most certainly in the president's first term," Mr. Pompeo said in describing the administration's goal.
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Only Pedro erred slightly: Whatever Conte has done, it most certainly has not been easy.
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But alas, the Early Stage SF event in April will most certainly prove them wrong.
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The era of colonization that ensued after the first Thanksgiving most certainly ignored tribal sovereignty.
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Most certainly, someone I know and care about is also a victim in this case.
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One of the professional hazards of being a national political reporter is most certainly Thanksgiving.
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The manner in which it came about, though, is most certainly a cause for concern.
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While most of you most certainly know MasterCard, WorldRemit might be a new name for you.
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It seems as if Rhoades most certainly doesn't, and didn't, care about coming off as juvenile.
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Our Hot Duck most certainly belongs to someone, as it has a tag around its leg.
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According to a new consumer advocacy report from the Norwegian Consumer Council, they most certainly are.
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LONDON — Winter is most certainly coming, and no one is happier about this than Maisie Williams.
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She's no stranger to the big (and small) screen, and can most certainly carry a tune.
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Now, the conclusion is almost here and it will most certainly disappoint fans in some way.
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Membership is most certainly priced for the rich and famous with a $7,500 annual membership fee.
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And though her purple hue is most certainly fleeting, the sentiment behind it will live on.
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I most certainly will not, and I will continue to act to make our city safer.
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Because that would most certainly kick the disaster-party antics up a notch for the better.
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ISIS most certainly prepared for the possibility that Mr. al-Baghdadi would be killed one day.
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And they most certainly aren't calling the police at any point -- during or after the encounter.
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"And will it come to the apparel industry most certainly, there is no doubt about it."
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If this fireworks display is any indication, Chopra and Jonas' marriage will most certainly be lit.
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"Filming an atrocity is not a crime, but shooting unarmed civilians most certainly is," he said.
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Yesterday's appeals denial is most certainly a setback, but it's not the end of the world.
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"This is most certainly a cultural shift, given how much activity there is," says Dovetale's Schmidt.
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So I don't want to feel this in Japan again, which I most certainly would do.
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If we went and made that record again right now, it would most certainly not be.
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Nonetheless, his legacy lives on and is most certainly a story that needs to be told.
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But fear not: It will still most certainly have the power to escape Earth's gravitational clutches.
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But if everything with Pretty Years goes according to plan, that will most certainly change (again).
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The future of our industry will most certainly be shaped by the outcome of this election.
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The hardware and software are clearly iPhone inspired, though this is most certainly an Android device.
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In the case of shows like the interminable Grey's Anatomy, the answer is most certainly no.
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So we suggest you scoop it up before it sells out — because it most certainly will.
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With those repeal efforts now most certainly doomed, Trump is likely to face more reality checks.
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This political earthquake, they assured us, was most certainly not indicative of any broader political trend.
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Had the ban on ZTE continued, it would most certainly have resulted in the company's demise.
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It was never $30 million and it most certainly never was bidding up to $70 million.
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The content of her "message" -- of THIS message -- is most certainly fair game for public comment.
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If you ask the renowned British Egyptologist Nicholas Reeves, 59, the answer is most certainly yes.
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And trust you me, he's the type of guy who most certainly would, given the opportunity.
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Due to all of this I would most certainly use nepotism to get a leg up.
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Some believe that he was most certainly executed in the days following his act of disobedience.
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No it most certainly is not — before Lolli's vet visit, it was sitting at around $5,000.
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However, if the entire fuel cycle for the car is considered it most certainly is not.
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Blocking Mr. Trump's agenda of destruction at every turn should most certainly be our top priority.
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It was not neat, it was not especially technical, and it was most certainly not flawless.
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While Clinton won't be on the ballot in November, Trump and his antics most certainly will.
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We're most certainly not remembering the correct line from one of the greatest American film classics.
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That's hardly a surprise—but the discovery of lead exposure among two Neanderthal infants most certainly is.
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While many instances of rat kings are most certainly fakes, some occurrences do appear to be spontaneous.
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The definitive answer, according to Russia experts inside and outside the US government, is most certainly yes.
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"Over and over and over again, Comcast most certainly did not play by the rules," Ferguson said.
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And it's a message that, most certainly, hasn't been lost on the man it helped become President.
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"You seem like a romantic a little bit," she tells Leo, who most certainly is a romantic.
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Whatever deal is reached, it will most certainly be inferior to continued membership of the European Union.
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"Medical abortion can most certainly be incorporated into primary care services," Grossman said during the justCARE announcement.
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"Now that you know what a time crystal is, your first thought is most certainly "that's it?
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News. "Platonic intimacy is a beautiful thing," Centineo exclaims before admitting that he is most certainly single.
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Of course, fashion is most certainly art: There are countless year-round exhibits dedicated to the craft.
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The team most certainly unites, as we see each of "the others" off in their own lives.
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I'd like to state clearly that my past actions are most certainly my own fault and responsibility.
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The new study, led by Cecilie M. Mejdell and Knut E. Bøeemail, shows they most certainly can.
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The resonance ratio may not change, but the planets' gravitational effect on each other most certainly does.
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It's possible to drink coffee after six months, Grimm says, but it "most certainly" won't taste good.
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The only reason Clinton lost is most certainly not that the Russians were meddling in the campaign.
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Most certainly, especially if one takes into account that the methods used were not too technologically advanced.
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The USDA most certainly isn't the only agency to face newfound and wholly startling scrutiny and censorship.
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While vinyl sales are most certainly up, streaming is still the fastest growing medium for music consumption.
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His return from obscurity would most certainly change the dynamics of the debate about bitcoin's future direction.
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"Allowing heavier and longer trucks will most certainly set us back in our efforts," the letter reads.
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Even though it is most certainly a 50-50 state, Democrats can win the presidency without Florida.
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California most certainly does have a Legislature, and because both houses are controlled by Democrats and Gov.
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If the pizza was a hit with the Italians, it would most certainly be with us too.
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Carey, unquestionably, is still a pop star, but she has most certainly crossed over into legend territory.
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If Red Carpet costs $24.95, then an unlimited plan will most certainly cost significantly more than that.
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With more than 450 seats in Congress up for grabs, politics will most certainly change in 2018.
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B.S. had defanged the clerics, clearing the way for vast changes they most certainly would have opposed.
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Finding a path forward Conservative media coverage of the deal will most certainly be a crucial factor.
|
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And while he most certainly faced a rebuke from Congress, they almost certainly won't override his veto.
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Trump will most certainly be acquitted in the Senate, regardless of what impeachment cheerleaders have to say.
|
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"Bernie Sanders most certainly is not our strongest candidate," said Will Cheek, a D.N.C. member from Tennessee.
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While the most recent net neutrality debacle was caused by Verizon, Netflix most certainly lit the fuse.
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The White House may not be too concerned about that, but war-weary Americans most certainly are.
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Not only is it going to reflect the occasion, it's most certainly going to reflect the recipient.
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By no means an impossible effort, but most certainly a difficult one that will require careful deliberation.
|
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In plain terms, the kind Fountain most certainly despises, "Beautiful Country Burn Again" is about white supremacy.
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"The F-35s, which are Turkey's right, will most certainly be delivered to our country," Kalin said.
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In the competition for internal power and prestige, economic development most certainly is a zero-sum game.
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Walk into Fergie and Josh Duhamel's kitchen in the morning and you'll most certainly hear the blender going.
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Should a major conflict break out in the near future, space will most certainly represent the first battlefield.
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I am a feminist, most certainly, but my responsibility as a novelist is not to provide role models.
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If Dany was second-guessing her decision to keep fighting Cersei then, she is most certainly not now.
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Sadly, the same cannot be said for the ongoing sixth mass extinction, which is most certainly our fault.
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The future will most certainly see an incredible expansion of the number of and the complexity of AIs.
|
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It's not that people haven't been worrying about the safety of our food supply; they most certainly have.
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It's okay if you can't see the moon — the energy is most certainly in the air around you.
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And no, he most certainly did not use schlonged as a vulgar term when describing how badly Pres.
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There's certainly something to be said for escapism during stressful times, and entertainment can most certainly provide that.
|
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There is no room for a man in "Birds of Prey," and most certainly not a toxic one.
|
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And, spoiler alert: He — and lots of other people — most certainly have used one between now and then.
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Unlike the other Medicare-for-all pitches, if you like your plan, you most certainly cannot keep it.
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Human smuggling is "not the business model of the cartels," Correa-Cabrera said, but extortion most certainly is.
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Turns out restaurants turning tablets into plates is most certainly happening off screen, and has been for years.
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It's a bit encouraging, but as other research has shown, Antarctica's ice is most certainly in jeopardy.[Cryosphere]
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At that stage, we will most certainly need to know why machines are acting in a particular way.
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But as noted, it most certainly doesn't mean that specific types of information were transmitted via the technique.
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Because frogs breathe underwater and absorb key nutrients through their skin, a chytridiomycosis diagnosis is most certainly terminal.
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During the warmer months you can most certainly find me at any one of our amazing swimming holes.
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"He wanted a 'most dangerous frog' cake and he most certainly got one!" explained the "Love Wins" singer.
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This new Republican plan will most certainly put ACA Medicaid expansion enrollees like Slain in a particular jam.
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I didn't know everything I know today, and I most certainly acted unknowingly against my beliefs and ethics.
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When the planet transitioned to being a cold desert 3.5 billion years ago, that life most certainly disappeared.
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Baltimore quickly removed four monuments and Lexington, Kentucky, along with other towns and cities, will most certainly follow.
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Meow Wolf will most certainly attract many newcomers to an area that has been untouched for so long.
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Have a nice little aperitif waiting for them, and you most certainly can't go wrong with a negroni.
|
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That's not to say that her normal demons aren't in play all season, because they most certainly are.
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The French revere even the spikiest figures, such as Michel Houellebecq (who most certainly deserves to be revered).
|
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If Mickey Mouse is the most famous animated animal, then Kermit is most certainly the most famous puppet.
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But a misstep it most certainly was, because it acknowledges neither those nuances nor the individuality of women.
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That was not Jose Aldo at his best, but it was most certainly Jose Aldo at his greatest.
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Billions of people doing this together would most certainly shift the face of the world we live in.
|
|
His helmet might have just been removed, but his 'race-head' was most certainly still in full effect.
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For all those who continue to elect QSBS, this would, as we have seen, most certainly be painful.
|
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But there was no proof — no picture, no text message and most certainly no voice on the phone.
|
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But with the loss of federal investment in public housing, and that is most certainly going to continue.
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Forget almonds and soy—the future most certainly lies deep within the charming exoskeleton of the humble cockroach.
|
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If Taiwan can ratchet up private sector manufacturing in one month, the United States most certainly can, too.
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And they are like the country as a whole: not crazy, not universally rich, but most certainly Asian.
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"There were numerous adults present who most certainly would not have permitted such a presentation," his lawyers said.
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He's a reporter responsible for coverage of the South, and Warroad is most certainly not on his beat.
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Running for president and losing would most certainly kill one of his most desired public policy objectives. 4.
|
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In a recent interview with CBS, Pompeo said the CIA was "most certainly" expanding covert and clandestine operations.
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While murder and police work were unknown to Conan Doyle by his 20s, violence most certainly was not.
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ET in Frankfurt, and he most certainly will be asked about the euro's stunning rise against the dollar.
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In fact, companies like Apple are protecting Rosenstein and his colleagues, because they most certainly use technology every day.
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It's a question that you, or a family member, have most certainly been asked, or told not to ask.
|
|
She is in a unique position to make a splash, but most certainly not unaware of the challenges ahead.
|
|
"He wanted a 'most dangerous frog' cake and he most certainly got one!" explained the "Love Wins" singer, 35.
|
|
If the latter is true, then he would most certainly not follow through on any of those former statements.
|
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The United States, for one, most certainly actively promotes its world view and maintains a highly advanced cyberwarfare infrastructure.
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|
"My after baby body image struggle is most certainly the loss of strength & muscle mass," Duncan posted on Instagram.
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His ideas are most certainly out there, but it's Bombardier's sort of creative thinking that keeps us moving forward.
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We most certainly saw a decrease in her activity after her children were born, and again after the robbery.
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I wanted to see just how batshit wild the story got, and batshit wild it most certainly did get.
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Our best guess is that it will most certainly be a delight for our tastebuds and our Instagram feeds.
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And a statement she most certainly made with her Valentino dress on the red carpet at the Golden Globes.
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Thanks to social media, egos and impulse control had a banner year — for better and most certainly for worse.
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The matter facing Meng is very serious, and a team of high-powered attorneys will most certainly represent her.
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They would most certainly be obliterated by a second strike from a wounded, but hardly out of commission, enemy.
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Also, this treatment will most certainly apply to the DACA recruits that are not part of the MAVNI program.
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Many people are less willing to support the idea if it means increased taxes, which it most certainly will.
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In this way, she taught me that phone calls were subsequently always long, and most certainly opportunities for breakthroughs.
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Failure to secure these vital components of the republic will most certainly result in dramatic changes to free society.
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The devils in Death Note are most certainly in the details, and Wingard fails to respect them at all.
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It has certainly worked well for Slack, but Pelz-Sharpe says the devil is most certainly in the details.
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But Djokovic has most certainly thrown his hat into that ring and the mark remains a motivation for him.
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"We're not experts on British immigration, not by any means; but we are most certainly human beings," Fabric adds.
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"The market most certainly is not prepared to let unfriendly news spoil the party at the moment," he added.
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As the party moves toward picking a nominee, the last man left standing will be, most certainly, a man.
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If you actively work for our destruction, which these individuals most certainly do, you can't come into our home.
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The transcendent world of the spirit is less overt in Albright's greatest paintings, but it is most certainly there.
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But if you didn't have a nondisclosure agreement, you most certainly could say, 'I don't have a nondisclosure agreement.
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"An economy that has no wealth inequality will, most certainly, stagnate and die, leaving widespread poverty behind," he says.
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Despite the lack of attention, FASB's decision was no small event, and it most certainly did not come easily.
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If there is a place where the best of us go after this life, Jennifer is most certainly there.
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Some might not think everything belongs in slime, but YouTuber Talisa Tossell most certainly does not share that sentiment.
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Latinos "will most certainly be the path to win swing states like Arizona, Florida, and even Texas," Aceves said.
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"The vice president most certainly is not seeking a meeting with the North Koreans," a White House official said.
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If these devices are indeed sophisticated AV technology, they're most certainly nothing you'd find in your typical office environment.
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Because China is clearly taking Apple's IP and trade secrets and that fact is most certainly damaging the company's business.
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I most certainly did and I'm still pissed off that Guns & Roses didn't do a version on The Spaghetti Incident.
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If they had been, their status as foreigners in the French Republic would most certainly have resulted in their deportation.
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Whatever the case, there was most certainly a Pizza Rat video and for one spectacular moment, it touched us all.
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That the occasional late-night dessert run is not so bad, and that carbs are most certainly not the enemy.
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It won't have my work email, it won't have Fortnite or Holedown, and it most certainly will not have Twitter.
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The bottom line: These efforts are valiant, and are most certainly helping to hold the ecosystem accountable for transparent journalism.
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But there's a limit to how far you can take this motto — and that limit most certainly falls before death.
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And animals studies have shown that several of the regions in that cluster are most certainly involved in processing pain.
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Pricing and availability for the DJI M200 has not been set, but it will most certainly cost thousands of dollars.
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Then, a snag: unbeknownst to me, there was a media list—one that VICE Sports most certainly was not on.
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No president wants to hears the words "special counsel," and most certainly not in the opening months of an administration.
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But returning to the habit of just using the same password everywhere will most certainly blow up in your face.
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The proposed increase of $1.5 billion to expand detention facilities will most certainly mean increased levels of government-mandated quotas.
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Scientists estimate that Mars is, or most certainly was, the most habitable planet in our solar system outside of Earth.
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These changes will lead to more overcrowding in sub-par private prisons and, most certainly, increased the burden on taxpayers.
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But Las Olas Café is most certainly legit and has become an unshakable presence in the daily lives of many.
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But with the 212008 environment poised to be a terrible one for Republicans, the Eighth is most certainly in play.
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And cringe we most certainly did when we read Jenna Coleman's most embarrassing moment in an interview with the Guardian.
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This is most certainly not dreaming; it is traversing layers of sound and light like a climber in a cave.
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There was no way a Lady Gaga-James Corden carpool karaoke session could disappoint, and it most certainly does not.
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He most certainly would have chaffed at Donald Trump injecting himself in the Brexit debate in the UK, for example.
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Rounds said that "most certainly it could be" part of the deal, but that it is leadership's decision to make.
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I most certainly learned the value of a dollar from my parents, and how not to squander hard-earned cash.
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This bill wouldn't have saved Steve's life, but it most certainly can save the lives of others in the future.
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Saving a few bucks will most certainly not be top of mind when you're freezing on a snowy winter day.
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Well, ruling by fear is not necessarily an impediment to the Iron Throne, whereas the White Walkers most certainly are.
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Most certainly one of them anyway, as he sits atop the shoulders of many amazing giants that came before him.
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Four years later, Democratic primary voters most certainly went counterintuitive again when they bypassed the pundit-approved and -predicted Sen.
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But as Twitter will most certainly note, much is different in the ABC update, which is produced with Lionsgate Television.
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They most certainly are, and indirectly my business could suffer from any potential spending pullbacks they make as a result.
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This story vividly recalls her time there, a period in which she barely recorded or performed but most certainly socialized.
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And a united NATO most certainly would impose serious costs that a would-be aggressor, especially Moscow, could ill-afford.
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When news media restrictions relax, and I believe they eventually will, The Times's Chinese audience will most certainly take off.
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Now, if I needed extra cash, I would consider selling something and most certainly not buy another set of wheels.
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Stinnett suggested that the phrase that set off Facebook's automated filter was "Indian Savages," which most certainly is an offensive phrase.
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And Amazon most certainly values the experiences of its customers (assuming they also don't work for the company in any capacity).
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"You have every right to wear what you want and you most certainly have every right to defend yourself," she said.
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In the example above, that means that while you can't have a puppy's body, you can most certainly have its head.
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We look forward to when Mike Pence's tenure in the White House ends, which will most certainly be 'in our time.
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It's the fact that philosophers are making assertions that, if true, should most certainly manifest themselves in our laws of physics.
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But it reminds us that no matter how many times Facebook says it's not a media company, it most certainly is.
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Image: Eric HauserRefreshingly, AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile are all inching back towards "unlimited data plans" (restrictions most certainly apply).
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Lowe also released a 2011 autobiography entitled, 'Stories I Only Tell My Friends,' which will most certainly help fuel his roast.
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Since he is most certainly reading any and all coverage about his music, I'd like to address him directly... Joe, hello!
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There's not many rappers who can pull off having guns in their video without looking cheesy—this lot most certainly can.
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Mother Nature is known to be cruel, but humans are most certainly crueler — perhaps even when we don't mean to be.
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If Satan himself were asked to design a creature to torment humanity, he would've most certainly come up with the mosquito.
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Turkish authorities continue to insist they have an open door policy but that most certainly doesn't seem to be the case.
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It's like Basquiat, where there is most certainly a message in there, but it's encrypted and never too on-the-nose.
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Economic growth may or may not help people recover, but it has most certainly put lots of them in harm's way.
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And UK elections will take place the same day; an upset of Prime Minister Theresa May most certainly would carry reverberations.
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Bullying during childhood is particularly concerning because any kind of trauma impairs normal brain development, and bullying is most certainly traumatic.
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"Most certainly do not engage in ostentation, waste or luxury," Zhang told senior Chinese officials involved in planning for the Games.
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That separation most certainly does not allow a regulatory behemoth that is insulated from Congressional oversight, judicial review, and executive authority.
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You most certainly don't have to make these meatballs out of bison meat—substituting a lean ground beef would be fine.
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Scalia's death most certainly puts evangelical interests in the driver's seat of this election, and with a full tank of gas.
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In case you're wondering if this is even possible, as a microbiologist, I can tell you that it most certainly is.
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The Russian President is officially running for re-election for a fourth term, in a race that he'll most certainly win.
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A more conservative version of the bill that Ryan originally unveiled would most certainly be dead on arrival in the Senate.
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No one really agrees, except that to be part of the establishment is most certainly a bad look in today's politics.
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When you make someone feel better about himself or herself, that person will most certainly end up liking you for it.
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Most certainly he'll be picked at minimum in the second round and play in this league for a long, long time.
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These fans are the ones who will eventually convince others that you most certainly deserve to be seen in an arena.
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Sure, there still remain some researchers who support gender-reparative approaches, but they are most certainly in the minority these days.
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Just as there are most certainly some parents and clinicians who will be strongly opposed to transition as a potential option.
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Make no mistakes, this is postseason basketball in March, and the intensity of the games most certainly dials up to 11.
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"We most certainly should learn to burn Aboriginal-style," said Bill Gammage, a professor at the Australian National University in Canberra.
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"There is no certainty that that [similarity to gold] will continue and, most certainly, no way to predict it," Blanch said.
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Sanctions and threats haven't worked in the past, and more of the same most certainly will not work in the future.
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And also, whether or not the afterlife is basically reasonable, the world we live in right now is most certainly not.
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Furthermore, the conditions conducive to such an outcome most certainly include diplomatic overtures, economic stability, humanitarian aid and numerous other prerequisites.
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" On Tuesday, Giuliani stood by his comments, saying on Twitter that his attacks against Soros were "most certainly not anti-Semitic.
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It may not be - - I hope it's not too late for my generation, but it most certainly is not for yours.
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"These disease threats are out there, and because of globalization and environmental change, there will most certainly be more," Fish said.
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That would most certainly negatively impact her emotional state—that's where most of her socialization takes place, and she's extremely faithful.
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"—she says, "If the doctor would deem that [a woman's] life is in danger, he most certainly could perform an abortion.
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On the plus side, Billy's determination to keep Max away from Lucas means that Max will most certainly hang out with Lucas.
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How do we know that the man who was most certainly a target of foreign intelligence services used such a ludicrous password?
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He will most certainly not care if it comes at the expense of aid to or trade with a number African countries.
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It also shows us exactly how any changes in health insurance will most certainly determine who lives and who dies in America.
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And while politicians (and journalists — and most probably Soros too) are used to being roundly hated, tech firms most certainly are not.
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It most certainly does not, and if he comes to see his dragon babe again, we are going to have to issues.
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They had the veneer of being healthy, though they most certainly were not, with all the traditional, miserable, mayo-drenched sandwich fillings.
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She knew her aunt most certainly wouldn't take her in, but it turned out that her older sister couldn't accommodate her either.
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Erdogan's adviser Aktay told Reuters that Turkish authorities believed the group of 15 Saudi nationals were "most certainly involved" in his disappearance.
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Other candidates for governor may choose to avoid Trump, or go soft on Trump, or whatever — but I most certainly will not.
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"There is most certainly a sense within the building that the potential for reprisal is present," one former State Department official said.
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Adding upwards of 200,000 extra voters could most certainly make the difference in a state with just over 5 million registered voters.
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There most certainly isn't a shortage of bright musical sequences and quirky small business owners who think they're too busy for love.
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Still, they're most certainly still finding themselves and navigating the world's expectations of them as well as their romantic and platonic relationships.
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And we most certainly do not deserve to be saved from a hell of our own making by a pure-hearted goddess.
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John Adams spoke about the "Tyranny of the Majority," and this is most certainly something to be avoided, but what about compromise?
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"This is considered the worst possible failure because it will most certainly lead to fire and possibly even an explosion," says Archer.
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You may not be fully cognizant of having witnessed a merkin on the big or small screen, but you most certainly have.
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I've never shed a tear myself over a dessert — but if it ever happens, it will most certainly be over this pudding.
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It's not that small businesses don't want to offer their employees an opportunity to save for their futures; they most certainly do.
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While Facebook and Google might be able to afford to comply with such burdensome regulations, new market entrants most certainly could not.
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Which is to say the Hyperloop itself may be very fast, but the process of getting it built most certainly won't be.
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The answer is yes, he most certainly can -- though the initial punishment for such an offense is impeachment and removal from office.
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But the bottom line is the same: From then on, Margot most certainly understood what life could become for girls like her.
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At the beginning of August, Trump finally escaped the heat, and moved to Bedminster, although it was most certainly not a vacation.
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Trump needs a win on trade; he most certainly does not want to tank the economy, with the midterms only months away.
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After it kisses (or slaps) your eardrums, you will most certainly have an opinion about it, even if not a positive one.
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Not many bands can say they've played in a forest or inside a train car—and most certainly not in a mausoleum.
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Even if we don't get to vote at the end, we most certainly have opinions on who deserves to win or lose.
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But if they've been around that long, they most certainly know many of the people who constitute your social and familial network.
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So, much like Brutalist architecture, there is a depth to Zareei's machine brut(e) that isn't immediately accessible, but most certainly there.
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The failure of conservative GOP leadership to deliver a repeal and replace of ObamaCare most certainly solidified this opinion in Trump's mind.
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I most certainly don't like riding a bike on cold and windy days with sharp, icy rain poking me in the face.
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As a platform, Facebook has no real responsibility for the veracity of its content; as a media company, it most certainly does.
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In a narrow 217-213 vote, the House just passed a health reform bill that will most certainly disproportionately discriminate against women.
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He reminded them to file for unemployment benefits and reassured them that they would most certainly have jobs when the ban lifted.
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If Tesla winds up making ventilators, it will most certainly be a good thing, and getting 1,000 ventilators to California is huge.
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Abroad, the Obama administration slowly restored a tattered American reputation damaged by warmongering and military incompetence — for incompetent it most certainly was.
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Perhaps this: Brexit is certainly a new chapter in ties between France and Britain, but it most certainly is not the end.
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Over the last few months, a new occupant in the neighborhood has been racking up trades, though some are most certainly illegal.
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So, I would have to assume that he sure as the world either knew the precise numbers or most certainly should have.
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Not only had I never wanted a dog, but I most certainly had never wanted a dog who now weighed 45 pounds.
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It was Bob Newhart, who is most certainly not dead, as he told Stiller before threatening to kick his ass on stage.
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The Raiders most certainly have a future, but it will be rocky in the short term and uncertain in the long term.
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And if you haven't yet yearned for actors to be replaced by comedic puppets, you most certainly will after reading this article.
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That mark would most certainly take a hit without him, but the rest of the team is performing at a high level.
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At one point he was asked by Norton to prove his knowledge of the Dothraki language, and prove it he most certainly did.
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More reliable carbon dating placed it to between 5,000 and 6,000 years old, which means it most certainly belonged to a modern human.
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It's often said that evolution is random, but that's not entirely accurate; genetic mutation may be random, but selection is most certainly not.
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Deliveroo responded saying she could "most certainly request this" but it's possible the driver "may be more afraid of spiders" than she is.
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AI is changing virtually everything we do, and especially the way we conduct business—if not now, most certainly in the near future.
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"Each women carries different and this most certainly doesn't mean one is doing something wrong or not healthy etc," Duncan captioned the photos.
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"We will most certainly take some time to discuss Medicare For All and its aim to make private insurance illegal," the aide said.
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It is most certainly Russia, which has had much-maligned influence that has been an attempt to destabilize our alliance and our allies.
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There are most certainly technological and mathematical advances yet to be uncovered that will optimize the computers and how they eventually store data.
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The judge basically said there is most certainly an inquiry and gave them until October 30th to turn over the documents to Congress.
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But if the original AirPods taught us anything, it's that earbud beauty is most certainly in the eye (or ear) of the beholder.
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But to watch Warren take the stage is to wonder what candidate these concerns apply to, because it most certainly isn't this one.
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After what happened in 2014, the collaboration will most certainly be triple and quadruple checking the analysis before making any kind of announcement.
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Image: Orange-Kun/Wikimedia CommonsYou most certainly know someone taking fish oil pills—those fishy, translucent gold capsules—for their purported heart benefits.
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While Bennett's book is most certainly fantasy, it's his approach to his entire world that makes this story stand out in the genre.
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When it was unveiled in March, Chevy said it produced 640 horsepower, which is most certainly a mouth-watering amount of American muscle.
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The law clearly prohibits federal employees over a certain pay grade from outside employment — and Thiel will most certainly clear that pay grade.
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But there are limits to who Trump will consider and at least one one person Trump most certainly is not thinking about pardoning.
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The government should most certainly be responsible in this aspect if the local state governments cannot take on the role or refuse to.
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The UI is pleasant to look at, and the little chime of a notification that whispers in your ear is most certainly addictive.
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Trump could be looking at immediate calls for his impeachment and most certainly will face a flurry of investigations under a Democratic leadership.
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The flavor has even been added to some foods it most certainly does not belong anywhere near, like this pumpkin spice pizza cake.
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Like his boss, the first judgement of history will most certainly be unkind to John Kelly and his tenure at the White House.
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And if the two align in what would most certainly be a mutually beneficial situation, it's a whole new ballgame in cable news.
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As a result, Hu said, it's an important consideration, since the health of planet will most certainly affect the health of its occupants.
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I most certainly will never watch that movie or hear that song in the same way I did when I was a kid.
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Nate Diaz proved to McGregor that they most certainly are not all the same when he stepped in to replace Rafael dos Anjos.
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We got a goal back (which I remember) apparently through Kevin Gall (who I most certainly do not) to make it 28-26.
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"When a central bank monetizes debt unlimitedly, it will most certainly trigger hyper-inflation and cause huge damage to the economy," Kuroda said.
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A record-breaking six women ran for president, and in the end the last man left standing will be, most certainly, a man.
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Less than 24 hours later, Jose Reyes, Wright's longtime infield sidekick, took what was most certainly his final at-bat for the team.
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Ew. His diarrhea of the mouth and persistent attempts at cuffing Holly are framed as personality quirks, but they are most certainly not.
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Repeal of the law would most certainly reverse the financial incentive patients have to seek care for chronic conditions outside the emergency room.
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But it is most certainly a hotel for grownups: the crowd I observed in the elevator or lobby was consistently an older one.
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In an interview with CNN, the Black Mamba said there are current WNBA players who "could most certainly keep up" in the NBA.
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Regardless of his self-sufficiency, he knew that if his parents learned about his job they would most certainly freak the fuck out.
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If the emotional scene doesn't get you to start tearing up, the song accompanying their goodbye scene, "Wind Beneath My Wings," most certainly will.
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That said, it is most certainly the first glimpse into what the new mobility universe will look and operate like in the coming decades.
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Most certainly, the use of surveillance techniques against opponents and dissidents is a common practice for the Mexican president, even if it is illegal.
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That's arguably very cool — and it got a big cheer from the technically minded developer crowd — but it's most certainly a power user feature.
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Yes, it is a bit more expensive than other ones on the market, but you are paying for quality — and it most certainly delivers.
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"In my experience, millennials most certainly don't want to use their parents' financial advisor, due to issues of relatability," said Boneparth, a millennial himself.
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Swift says she most certainly did not (at least not those exact lyrics), and railed against Kanye in her Grammy acceptance speech last year.
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While that might sound vague, Netflix is most certainly going to invest this capital in original content, as it has with earlier debt capital.
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It most certainly is a thing, and I would to thank Mindy Kaling for bringing it to my attention in her NBC comedy, Champions.
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Whether you think it's creepy, cool or a little bit of both, Sonia and Fyza most certainly pulled off their Kim and Kylie transformation.
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"I don't show up for a fight for a reduction, so most certainly I will make more money for this fight," he told us.
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Project Badass VR puts you on the back of Mac's motorbike as you prepare for a stunt that will most certainly leave you dead.
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In the modern age of messaging apps, and with their ecosystem's community-building imperatives, these founders are most certainly not operating in a vacuum.
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Skylar Grey - "Off Road" Her name might not sound familiar to you at first, but you most certainly know the songs she has written.
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The risks posed by AI are probably overstated within the five-year time frame, but it's something we should most certainly be concerned about.
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I know you were ready and you are at peace, but you most certainly took a chunk of my heart when you left us.
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And when it comes to what makes for good TV, it would seem that Tim Cook most certainly has at least one blind spot.
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One episode of the show has been pulled from Australian television for implying spiders are harmless, which, in Australia, they most certainly are not.
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A warm winter jacket Saving a few bucks will most certainly not be top of mind when you're freezing on a snowy winter day.
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He is certainly humiliating the office of the presidency in the eyes of many Americans, and most certainly in the eyes of the world.
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I most certainly didn't want to be the person that was responsible for shutting down a production, or even being part of the narrative.
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If the series — which was recently renewed for an 18th season (!) — were coming to a close, he would most certainly be asked to return.
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There will most certainly be a next film, by the way, but whether or not the Purge itself lives on is up for debate.
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And yet to get to whatever personal heaven awaits you at the finish line, it most certainly means going through hell to get there.
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Its effect would most certainly be to tear the country apart even further — not to steer us toward a desperately needed path to healing.
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"In my experience, millennials most certainly don't want to use their parents' financial advisor, due to issues of relatability," said Boneparth, a millennial himself.
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If not for the vulgar new rich of today then most certainly for their spawn -- after they've been burnished in an expensive private school.
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And with Trump positioning himself as the "law-and-order candidate," partnering with a tough former prosecutor would have most certainly reinforced that message.
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"We think this represents a massive tail risk to the economy, and most certainly to the SMB base at Google and Facebook," he wrote.
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But, there is most certainly some ill-will between both men with the pair trading insults ahead of their two scheduled contests and beyond.
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"We are most certainly not the experts when it comes to the historical disputes in this region," the company said in a news release.
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But their love affair will most certainly live on in their hearts and minds, and the distance between them will remain overwhelming and agonizing.
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"I think there's a recognition by most -- certainly among an easy majority -- that they're not going to be able to do this," Inhofe said.
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The uncertainty would most certainly bring the pound and UK domestic shares back down to where they were before the election was decided on.
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The problem is, if he puts a 20% tariff on goods coming in from Mexico, the US will most certainly pay for it too.
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I most certainly never have promoted a fight that everyone knew was going to be an embarrassment, and absolutely not within the last month.
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"Mueller most certainly did not say that accepting opposition research from a foreign government is very legal and very cool," Vox's Andrew Prokop explains.
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Conservative Republicans in the House stuffed it into the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act knowing full well that most Democrats most certainly won't support it.
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Tommy will be missed but most certainly never forgotten… And PLEASE don't ask "Where's Martin?.." he was there too…just not in this picture. Lol!
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And if all of those cool girls had a glam squad, it'd most certainly be headed up by one of our faves, hairstylist Nikki Nelms.
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And though the process is most certainly NOT simple, the video makes carving look effortless, which is part of what makes watching so extremely soothing.
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Dixons' handling of this particular security incident has come in for sharp criticism — and is most certainly not a textbook example of how to proceed.
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Granted, the hair change is most certainly a wig, clip-in bangs, or a crafty hair illusion (one she's known to try in the past).
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And this hypothetical calculation assumes the jobs and incomes of those workers aren't adversely affected by such a policy, which they most certainly would be.
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" A senior Obama administration official tells PEOPLE that "Robert Levinson was most certainly discussed during our conversations with Iranian officials about our detained U.S. citizens.
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There aren't many films that still feel relevant 30+ years after their initial release, but Back to the Future most certainly falls into that category.
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There are elements of the game that were seen as needlessly offensive in 2011 and those same things most certainly haven't aged well into 2019.
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California:If Super Tuesday is the crown of the primary contest, then California is most certainly its jewel, with a whopping 2202 pledged delegates at stake.
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What it does mean, however, is that not all fats are bad and that fat can most certainly be a part of a healthy diet.
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Later, when Isaac Hempstead-Wright wondered if Bran Stark would make it to the Iron Throne, the egg had bad news: He most certainly won't.
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Russian authorities are most certainly perfectly capable of unlocking an iPhone 4S on their own, and that's why Apple has been silent on this issue.
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But Phumzile Van Damme, spokeswoman for the main opposition party, the Democratic Alliance, said SABC's decision "most certainly has everything to do with the election".
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All in all, the CoD: WWII campaign is a show of good story-telling within a video game, and is most certainly one worth finishing.
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Sadly, many of us have constructed our own paper airplanes that most certainly suck, nosediving the instant they're thrown, or careening into the nearest wall.
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" She also went ahead and smacked down any insinuation that her famous father was a drug addict, saying pretty clearly, "he most certainly WAS NOT.
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Mycotoxins are in a lot of things, including meats, grains, coffee and a bunch of other foodstuffs and are most certainly harmful in large quantities.
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The award gets handed out in the event of a particularly meaningful scientific breakthrough, and this one—the confirmation of gravitational waves—most certainly applies.
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He wouldn't want to stop Halverson from experimenting on her, but Cam, the girl who lost everything thanks to Halverson's destructive ways, most certainly would.
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It is most certainly a problem that faces the famous, noteworthy, and those who are highly interactive on social media more than the average person.
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If they hadn't been thinking about selling, you would most certainly have heard that from them and their proxies, and we haven't heard a peep.
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Of all the things that 21's breakout JRPG hit had going for it, its Game Award-nominated soundtrack was most certainly one of them.
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Cub Swanson and Doo Ho Choi combined for one of the greatest UFC fights of all time and most certainly the greatest fight of 2053.
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Chambers will most certainly be a cause of more people not signing up to be donors because of the irrational fear around a paranormal heart.
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Notice that in the House, where Republicans are the ones defending more seats, they most certainly have not announced plans to cancel any August recess.
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But while this theory may apply to luxury condominium development, reality television, and presidential primaries, it most certainly does not apply to presidential general elections.
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By September 11, more than one million people had been told to evacuate their homes, as Florence was most certainly inching toward the Carolina coastline.
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Therefore, the general would most certainly discuss the facts and circumstances with the President and his advisers before acting on an order involving a strike.
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The simple answer is that he most certainly can but only through the Justice Department chain of command -- and the political cost would be great.
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Hey, so, remember that time The Classiest Organization In Baseball — yes, you most certainly should capitalize that — hacked into the Houston Astros' player personnel database?
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I most certainly would NOT recommend the space for anyone over 6'1 or who otherwise is not comfortable sleeping in small spaces for individual persons.
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These questions reduce complicated issues to binary answers that most certainly will not reflect actual public policy if the candidate is actually elected to office.
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The internal arguments will most certainly favor delay based on the assessment that the North is not yet at the point of deploying an ICBM.
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Defend like this against Real Madrid and it will most certainly be Real claiming a 13th European Cup in Kiev, not Liverpool lifting its sixth.
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But China Minsheng is most certainly not analogous to some US ski company, or to western investment firms that are creatures of supply and demand.
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If Eleanor is the first to die, my mother won't remember her, although she will most certainly be lonely without knowing exactly what is missing.
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Nevertheless, his credibility issues would most certainly doom any potential prosecution against Wagner -- no matter what the Los Angeles detectives might hope to the contrary.
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Nonetheless, the strong association between cannabis use and schizophrenia means that people with predisposing risk factors for schizophrenia should most certainly abstain from using cannabis.
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An unethical officer will most certainly purposefully stop someone without legal cause -- hoping they may happen to have an outstanding warrant -- and use Strieff as justification.
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That power-red shade would most certainly need a confidence-boosting aroma to match; your must-have nude might smell of clean laundry infused with vanilla.
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It most certainly is crunch time, but Mark is a grown-up human being and we should expect that is the person who will show up.
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But one place nationalism most certainly didn't appear was at the Bush funeral, where former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney recalled Bush's greatest foreign policy achievements.
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Today, web efforts are common for broadcast and cable figures, but Couric most certainly was first among its biggest stars to make the inevitable digital plunge.
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If Democrats do run with the forgiveness of student debt as a core issue, the other ear – taxpayers frustrated by fiscal fecklessness – will most certainly grow.
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This form of assisted reproduction is not rare (scientists have been doing this since 1984), but using a 24-year-old frozen embryo most certainly is.
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But this pope is anything but humble, which means this move is most certainly a way to feed the myth and mystery surrounding the new regime.
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Although America may not have been an outright underdog at its own "national pastime", it most certainly had a well-deserved reputation as a massive underachiever.
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And I'm not alone: If Generation Z came of age with the unfolding reality of global warming, the millennials' issue is most certainly our disappearing rainforests.
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And while Sinclair didn't get to take advantage of Pai's efforts to severely weaken numerous media consolidation rules, the next terrible media monopoly most certainly will.
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It will most certainly be the wedding party to top all wedding parties — the event already has the world's most talented musicians clamoring for the gig.
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It's been clear for some time now that the technology Apple lauded at its 2015 unveiling as the "next generation of multi-touch" most certainly wasn't.
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The EU would most certainly re-offer the deal that was extended to David Cameron, including limiting free movement of people to only those seeking work.
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When it comes to matters relating to food—and the mass consumption of said food—when there is a will, there is most certainly a way.
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I most certainly did not intend for you to change large portions of the script that would alter the plot entirely into its current incomprehensible form.
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Also, in general, AFN is an amazing tool that most certainly serves to lift morale and bring us lust a bit of the comforts or home.
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Souq was valued at around $1 billion in its last funding round, so a $650 million price tag is most certainly a step down from this.
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If you've ever felt utterly directionless, as though you're lost in an endless fog of existentialism, you'll most certainly relate to TBS' new show Search Party.
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In order to enjoy this CW series to the fullest — which I, for one, most certainly do — you have to accept a certain level of insanity.
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"Right out of the chute Etsy let people down, even as it was most certainly sacrificing the short-term numbers for long-term success," Cramer said.
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It's most certainly going on my cuffing season makeout playlist and driving up my anticipation for Robyn's October 26 album — she's been gone far too long.
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But perhaps the biggest opportunity going forward may be edibles, which have been around forever but will most certainly begin to look and be marketed differently.
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Toss in plummeting consumer trust and the skyrocketing cost of getting your message seen and, apologies to Mr. Drucker, but marketing is most certainly a cost.
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This would most certainly impair Fox's brand much more by keeping this case in the news -- instead of turning the page, and simply cutting a check.
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For example, if a major fog is rolling in that will most certainly delay flights, the software can emulate what that will mean for traffic patterns.
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So if you have a ton of noisy data, as eBay most certainly does, these are the guys who can wrangle it and produce something useful.
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João Paulo Roland, 36: Her temporary (and most certainly permanent) removal from office means that our economy now has a chance to recover from her wrongdoings.
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Driving U.S. competitors into an alliance of necessity, as the NDS rhetoric most certainly will, does disservice to an overburdened military already near its breaking point.
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The president and his allies in Congress also shouldn't propose budgets that cut $500 billion from the program, as their 2019 spending proposals most certainly do.
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This is most certainly not the kind of behavior you'd expect to see from the Moon—an object locked in an immutable, unidirectional orbit around Earth.
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Many expect that a bold, symbolic statement about Beijing's policy easing intent is needed - most certainly if the Fed also cuts at the end of July.
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And this will most certainly put governors in the position of having to pare down Medicaid services, limit coverage, or drop people from the program altogether.
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The limited publicity about the deal may stem from an "embarrassment that most certainly comes from the fact that our hospitals are so reliable," he added.
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I treat playing out like a real job because to me it most certainly is, and I want to be able to give it my best.
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If set in the middle of our cocktail-hour room, my florist assured me, it would most certainly bring the "wow factor" as she called it.
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Anyone booking a Vdara suite for the use of a kitchen will most certainly end up paying extra to take advantage of this otherwise unusable amenity.
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They have been edited for length and clarity: I see absolutely no reason for the personal possession of handguns and most certainly not for assault weapons.
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The possibility of epigenetic inheritance has been raised by Chinese academics regarding the Cultural Revolution, but to research the topic would most certainly invite state punishment.
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" Another official, Councilman Kevin McKeown, told The Santa Monica Daily Press: "I personally will most certainly not be attending a concert featuring a bigoted hate monger.
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The bombs can most certainly leave, and Turkey can remain as NATO's intolerable black sheep—its status in the alliance being a problem for another day.
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Amazon will most certainly dictate the future in one way or another, and I remain hopeful because the alternative of recklessness is too grim to accept.
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The important thing was that Trump expressed his displeasure via Twitter, which is most certainly going to be the prime method of communication in reality politics.
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I have yet to bring it on the subway, though that is the one place I most certainly should be using a personal portable air purifier.
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They have been burned before: P.S.G.'s pursuit of Ronaldo never did benefit P.S.G., but it most certainly benefited Ronaldo in contract negotiations with Real Madrid.
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Worn with matching white pants and chunky platforms, it channels quite another '13s icon: Bianca Jagger (who most certainly never saw the inside of a cubicle).
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A quick look online revealed to him that what he was experiencing—the inability to pull his foreskin more than halfway down—was most certainly phimosis.
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But it will most certainly come after you if you claim a false connection to the FTC in hopes of scamming random people out of their money.
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"Notre-Dame is obviously an architectural marvel and most certainly a monument that should be restored," Jennifer Herlein, the executive director of the society, said by phone.
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Which brings us back to our anything-but-ordinary President, who most certainly does not pay ordinary taxes, and whose returns are being kept in extraordinary secrecy.
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But my error did not come about because Steel was spinning me (though, as a top-notch communications guy, there was most certainly an element of that).
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And, for sure, statements deriding the president aren't sufficient to neuter Trump's most controversial moves, and they most certainly aren't going to end his term any sooner.
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Germany is asking for a euro area finance minister (most certainly hand-picked by Berlin), who would manage a common budget and the joint public debt financing.
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Intel wants its technology to be everywhere, not just in computers — which it most certainly is — but in clothes and robots and drones and bicycles and sneakers.
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If there's something I can do to help that from happening, and it's helpful to the cause, I'd most certainly be honored to be considered for that.
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But beating Trump in the race for cheap publicity is a dangerous gambit and most certainly the wrong strategy for winning back the White House in November.
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With what is most certainly the most appropriate title for anything in 2018, The End of the F***ing World is chicken soup for the nihilist's soul.
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And the amount of money it would take to build a real working hyperloop remains amorphous and difficult to pin down — but is most certainly very huge.
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Such details are impressive, but they're child's play when it comes to another revelation, one that is most certainly the company's greatest new innovation since the iPhone.
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There's no question that ASI is a serious problem in the making, and we should most certainly be thinking about ways to mitigate this still-hypothetical threat.
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But, it's the first bout featured on the main card—between Dustin Poirier and Jim Miller—which is most certainly the best sleeper fight of the event.
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And while the film will most certainly be a huge success, we're betting that many of you may experience a bit of déjà vu when watching it.
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One of those internet-related things involved the ordering of a pizza through a computer—something most certainly inspired by the Pizza Hut test a year prior.
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Part of that can be attributed to the quality of the products, but the fundamental shift to digital (as predicted by Valberg) is most certainly under way.
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The still emerging pan-African social philosophy has fostered revolutions and social change in the past and will most certainly be behind resistance efforts in the future.
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Republicans, with some very smart, very clever staffers, can now redraft and revise these provisions to try and bring them in line, which they most certainly will.
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"We're never going to forget what happened, but knowing that this man [would be] in prison serving time for what he did, that would most certainly help."
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If you don't time the Endone exactly before the previous lot wore off then you will most certainly know you are alive (while wishing you were dead).
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It's even more awkward and confusing than Trump's argument Friday that he's not above the law, but that he most certainly has the power to pardon himself.
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I do recall watching it with my parents, and the series most certainly inspired us kids to be fearless explorers when we played our make-believe games.
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"We are most certainly not the experts when it comes to the historical disputes in this region," Airbnb said in November, according to The New York Times.
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The fossil fuel industry, and the Republicans who heed its beck and call, are most certainly at least partly to blame for humanity's inaction on global warming.
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Trump and, most certainly, Bannon, understand that meeting human and social needs, as noted by marketing expert Philip Kotler, are critically important to Trump's success as president.
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However, if instituted, it would most certainly lead to a substantial decrease in land conservation without getting to the root cause of the rare instances of abuse.
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If tennis is not testing stored samples from years and Grand Slam events past — the I.T.F. will not confirm or deny this — it most certainly should be.
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No. But their capacity to entertain, enlighten and empower — all at the same time — is an answer, and without them, we most certainly obstruct our children's vision.
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The calculations around it will most certainly be partisan, but it is the best hope for ending the corrosive practices that subtract citizens from the electorate. ♦
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When the video was released today, the chanteuse showed us exactly how she feels about her ex and that she's most certainly 100% ready to move on.
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I was already taking piano and organ lessons at the time, and Dylan's music most certainly contributed to my own choice of living a life of music.
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But we most certainly wouldn't have gotten to what we have now without the cottage industry that a few creative developers built in the 80s and 90s.
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By the broader issue of men in general abusing positions of power to obtain sexual gratification is most certainly not a trivial issue or a private matter.
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Some of our efforts will be seen and some will not, but there will most certainly be consequences for those who seek to interfere with our elections.
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And while President Trump and company may not believe that they and the Pepe brigade are engaged in the same project, the Pepe brigade most certainly does.
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It can still most certainly choke someone, from the back, even while naked so it at least does what it says on the tin in one language.
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There really is a Lenny Bernstein at the paper, a health care reporter who most certainly does not share the caller's voice or penchant for journalistic duplicity.
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"This administration is injecting a whole new round of uncertainty cause whatever comes out there will most certainly be litigation" once the rule is finalized, she said.
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Republicans initially hoped to send an ObamaCare repeal bill to Trump's desk by his first 100 days in office, which most certainly didn't turn out as planned.
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Larry Tesler perhaps wasn't the most high-profile figure in tech history, but his impact is most certainly felt in ways big and small to this day.
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Whatever the answer, if there is one, only one thing seems to be certain: The Premier League is most certainly the only soccer league that is contagious.
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The whole evening was a delight, and being around the dogs most certainly caused a spike in my happiness levels as the event drew to a close.
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Since hunting in open seas is much more difficult and expensive, Kunnuk says that the walrus he bagged five years back will most certainly be his last.
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There's a wide range of skincare shops, clothing stores, cafes, and restaurants in the area, but they most certainly have one thing in common: high price tags.
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But if he wins, the fact that he is the kind of guy who can't be bothered to prepare for a crucial debate most certainly will matter.
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Complicating things is the fact that no matter how many friends and colleagues tell you it's a win-win situation, there is most certainly a losing option.
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After wandering through dozens of grocery stores, Saffer soon realized a healthier alternative to the decadent spread didn't exist, and she was most certainly fit for the job.
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Nope ... on this weeks episode of the "The Hollywood Beatdown," UFC superstar Tyron Woodley explained why Cris most certainly will be back in a UFC Octagon in 2020.
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Ebooks, whether on an ereader, an iPad or a smartphone, are a vastly more convenient experience than physical books and are most certainly the way of the future.
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Contract workers often not only don't have benefits such as 401(k) matching or health insurance, they most certainly don't get shares in the companies they work for.
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Because we're kind of saying, but also not saying, that we're pretty sure, though we may never know, Conway most certainly bought her look (which is cool, too).
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That's not to say that the Grow Box is ugly, but it's quite large and will most certainly catch the eye of anyone walking into the same room.
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The kid knows, even if he won't admit it, his younger brother knows and uh, yeah, he's gonna tell you about it, and their dad most certainly knows.
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You most certainly don't need to consume any psychedelic drugs to make it happen—the art does it all by itself—but it's all intertwined in the end.
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"When you find your right 'fit', you will most certainly be more engaged on the job, which so many studies have shown [leads] to increased productivity," Rank says.
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Sexual harassment in offices, newsroom, movie studios, and the halls of Congress has exploded in the media consciousness in 50, but it's most certainly not new — or rare.
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But it most certainly signals a growing level of confidence by Waymo, and, by extension, Alphabet, in the technology developed by its engineers over the last eight years.
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And that could result in a further escalation which, in the view of many sources in diplomacy and intelligence across the region, would most certainly trigger a conflict.
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And the amount of money it would take to build a real working hyperloop remains amorphous and difficult to pin down — but is most certainly billions of dollars.
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Talking about bread with the intent to change its quality—and its recent mass-produced, tasteless incarnations—will most certainly be a conversation about improving our food culture.
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In all, that means Uber has most certainly received more than just five claims of rape and 170 allegations of sexual assault during the time period in question.
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The exact structure is still being worked out, but this is a change most certainly in the works -- on that may help House lawmakers actually pick up votes.
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Remember this – Napoleon proved you cannot win a war fought on two fronts - fighting within the Republican base and with the Democrats will most certainly be our Waterloo.
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Sexual harassment in offices, newsrooms, movie studios, and the halls of Congress has exploded in the media consciousness in 50, but it's most certainly not new — or rare.
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Some veterans most certainly do support Mr. Trump, as demonstrated by a recent Morning Consult poll showing that veterans and their households prefer Mr. Trump to Hillary Clinton.
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You don't certainly don't do it with leaders of foreign military and you most certainly don't do it with the leaders of foreign militaries of an adversary nation.
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Brining is the way to do it, and Cara Nicoletti—a butcher, baker, and author (does she make candlesticks too?)—most certainly knows her way around a brine.
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The instinctive response, hardened by the summer arrivals of Jose Mourinho, Antonio Conte and Pep Guardiola – and of Jurgen Klopp last autumn – is that it most certainly cannot.
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On the other side, which is fast-crumbling like a gluten-free cookie, I take only about seven steps a day and my muscles are most certainly atrophying.
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We Jews are most certainly part of the "Other" with a capital-o, a tiny percentage of the country seen as different and distinct from the majority culture.
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Eleanor Shellstrop (Kristen Bell) wakes up in the Good Place, but soon realizes that she most certainly does not belong in this land of philanthropic frozen-yogurt enthusiasts.
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But there is now one more Austrian Alpine Olympic champion and he is most certainly glad he showed up for the first Alpine event of the Pyeongchang Games.
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Whether or not one approves of Trump's alleged behavior, or thinks the efforts to keep it hush-hush affected the election, it's most certainly relevant to our politics.
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Dali Yang, an expert on Chinese bureaucracy at the University of Chicago, told FT that this event was most certainly a factor in the toned-down government response.
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You might be overwhelmed by the long list of holiday toy deals but you most certainly feel like your son, daughter, niece, or nephew deserves something extra special.
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The 2020 election will, unfortunately, most certainly feature even more social media ads from fitness bloggers, Instagram-famous dogs, YouTubers, and even more of their varied, viral ilk.
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Last but most certainly not least, it's entirely ad-free and allows for unlimited downloads on up to 10 devices, making it the perfect companion for holiday travels.
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While Amazon&aposs advertising and cloud businesses are its most lucrative divisions, Alexa has most certainly become the face — or perhaps, voice — of the company&aposs consumer products.
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In this era of angry male terrorists and women fighting back against sexual predators, the time would most certainly be right to create a different iteration of those stories.
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In the past, strangers have twisted up their faces or nodded slowly with a simple "that's cool" (but I could tell it was, most certainly, not cool to them).
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"We're never going to forget what happened, but knowing that this man [would be] in prison serving time for what he did, that would most certainly help," he says.
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But while Porter is improving, he most certainly isn't a franchise player yet, and the Wizards already have clear-cut 1 and 1A scoring options in Wall and Beal.
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"You know, honestly, I haven't thought about it from a political perspective but it most certainly has impacted my thinking in general about a lot of things," Rubio added.
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" Then Campbell said that he thinks Waluigi is living a happy life away from the games, and Martinet replied, "Well he is most certainly living a very happy life!
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And though they were built at a time when coal and other fossil fuels were most certainly king, they also create clean hydropower, generating electricity without burning any carbon.
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What it means: While the comparisons are incomplete and most certainly not apples to apples, Bird's revenues and margins are impressive, even given the truncated timeframe, analysts told Axios.
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This should be very obvious to anyone who is a person, but no one likes to be told they're not capable of things of which they most certainly are.
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And if you saw him in the internet's new favorite rom-coms, To All The Boys I've Loved Before and Sierra Burgess Is a Loser, you'd most certainly agree.
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Her feed is mostly her children, and while I've never met them and she is most certainly not one of my best friends, I like most of her pictures.
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I knew that, on some level, I was leaving this situation because this person was letting me, that if he truly wanted to overpower me, he most certainly could.
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But if the way they talk about and look at each other is any indication, the wedding will most certainly be full of love regardless of when it happens.
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Playlist: "Progeny" / "A Dying God Coming into Human Flesh" / "Synagoga Satanae" / "Temple of Depression" / "Drown in Ashes" Kim Kelly is an editor at Noisey, and is most certainly morbid.
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Igor Kim, senior analyst with Oddo Seydler Bank, told CNBC in a phone interview that Donald Trump was most certainly the main driver for BB Biotech's share price rise.
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But it is crucial to point out that just acts inspired by ISIS are most certainly not the same as those planned by or at the behest of ISIS.
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Hope Note Hate's research suggests that these groups most certainly know how to manipulate the media and make themselves look larger and more effective than perhaps they really are.
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Given the exceptional medical expertise of the VA, as well as the unpredictability of one's medical needs over a lifetime, this plan would most certainly put veterans at risk.
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But as strikers, doing things that other mixed martial artists either cannot replicate or do not know about, they are most certainly all that and a bag of chips.
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But while political-betting markets could conceivably be small enough to demonstrate such inefficiencies, currency markets most certainly are not, and they displayed the same pattern as the bookies.
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While that would most certainly include international and regional support, it will also require support from both the House and the Senate for the U.S. contribution to that effort.
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It is that rare gem of American cinema that is both dated and ultimately timeless and most certainly a bellwether of how America has lurched forward over the decades.
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Even with restrictions, if legalized gene editing existed in any form there would most certainly be a black market for it, for those with enough money to throw around.
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It's not a luxury hotel, nor is it a party hotel, but it most certainly is chic, comfortable, affordable, and within walking distance to some of Miami's hottest spots.
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Books of The Times Once you've read an excellent book about climate change, which Jeff Goodell's "The Water Will Come" most certainly is, you can never unremember the facts.
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Above all else, this document showed that there most certainly is such a thing as Mayism, and that it represents a radical breach with the Conservative Party's recent past.
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If not, you most certainly will, given that the Walt Disney Company signed up an impressive 123 million subscribers for the streaming video service it rolled out this week.
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While we all know it won't be easy, and most certainly unlikely, any diplomatic effort to try and rid North Korea of its nuclear weapons is a worthy pursuit.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 64%What critics said: "The Witcher is most certainly not for the faint of heart and scores points for pure entertainment factor alone.
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But what the German and French leaders most certainly discussed was their coming meeting, on Monday in Paris, with Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, and his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr Zelensky.
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The second is that you will most certainly panic trying to find a going-out look that's both cute and warm enough to keep you out past 11 p.m.
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Our Android app was never accepted in Chinese Android stores and recently Apple removed our iOS app from their Chinese app store, most certainly because of Chinese government pressure.
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"It was the luckiest set of circumstances, because without that exam it most certainly would have spread and I would be dead," said Kittlaus in an interview this week.
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This is most certainly following the same pattern as HTML/HTTP, which means the economics will be elsewhere in the system (in the data, training and models, of course).
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The report most certainly justifies, again, an investigation of the president and not merely his son, son-in-law, and present and former members of his campaign and administration.
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It makes them seem rather cheap, which at $159 they are most certainly not — especially when compared to Apple's AirPods, which are the same price and a lot more sophisticated.
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Whether you're revisiting this fantasy classic or reading it for the first time, Neverwhere will most certainly prove to be very enjoyable when the man himself reads it to you.
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Part of that included an effort to retain her hair, even though the chemotherapy drugs required to battle her cancer would most certainly cause hair loss, according to her doctor.
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You can say what you will about Foursquare, and don't bother because it most certainly has already been said and not very nicely, but it has survived and is thriving.
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It will most certainly be the wedding party to top all wedding parties, but who will Prince Harry and Meghan Markle choose to sing at their wedding reception next spring?
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Driving Zume's trucks most certainly will be automated by self-driving cars at some point in the future, even if that practice is still decades away on a regulatory timeline.
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Jackson is right to point out that more ethical standards need to be implemented in Asia, but the scientific community should most certainly be moving away from primate experimental models.
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"This most certainly demonstrates how tough the KPK is," Loveard said, adding that Widodo is unlikely to get in the way of the KPK's investigation in the e-KTP case.
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One beneficial aspect, however, of this system is how it puts countries that typically receive scant art world attention on something of a par with countries that most certainly do.
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The technology, which originated in Japan, has been used stateside for over 50 years and is actually used to heat the incubators of newborn babies — meaning, it's most certainly safe.
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Google via their YouTube platform are pretty strict when it comes to copyright breaches, so this is rather hypocritical of them and most certainly does not set a good example.
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That most certainly was my story to tell, and although it pales in comparison with what so many women have endured, I can't believe I let it happen for weeks.
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"Home Depot will most certainly see a financial benefit from Hurricane Harvey, just as it did from Hurricane Sandy back in 2013," said Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail.
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To be clear, the effects of a superflare on Earth wouldn't be enough to trigger an ecological calamity, but it would most certainly wreak havoc on our high-tech civilization.
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The new government will "most certainly" introduce austerity measures to shore up international and bond market confidence, according to political risk consultancy Eurasia Group — and that will not be easy.
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To enact policy, he will most certainly need to garner support from the traditional center-right Republicans, or the center-left socialists, or both, since his newly formed En Marche!
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The North Shore of Hawaii it most certainly is not—cow shit, frost bite, the danger of death-by-cliff-face—so thank god for at least giving them waves.
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Image: Keegan MelstromThis analysis showed that some ancient crocodyliforms who lived alongside dinosaurs were most certainly vicious carnivores, but some were omnivores, who added plants and insects to their diet.
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Even so, the secretary has not released his proposal publicly and most certainly, President Trump has yet to act on the recommendations, leaving proponents of public land conservation in limbo.
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But Hinge, like most dating apps, is most certainly looking to make form follow function with regards to differentiating from Tinder's perceived hookup app and focusing on more serious relationships.
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He would also most certainly continue to counter ISIS, but would do so in a manner less aligned with Russia, which might mean more direct pressure on the Syrian regime.
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Chief Executive Officer Joachim Wenning said the company was "most certainly on track" to reach its full-year profit target of 2.1 to 2.5 billion euros ($2.44 bln-2.91 bln).
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So, a brand-new barbershop is not a startup, but firms backed by venture capital that are not preparing an IPO, such as Airbnb, Dropbox and Uber, most certainly are.
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McGregor may well be Irish, but his popularity from the Emerald Isle has most certainly translated across the Irish Sea and he is a prevalent figure within the United Kingdom.
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It isn't just about a life being saved because if you're saved but end up with half your body paralyzed and in a wheelchair, it most certainly isn't a miracle.
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If confirmed, Kavanaugh's views of the CFPB will most certainly carry over with him to the US Supreme Court; while the future of the CFPB's power and structure, remain uncertain.
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But when running in straight line, the shoes made me feel as if I could be a marathon runner, even though, if we must revisit, I am most certainly not.
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I did not have an understanding of the degree to which Hillary Clinton was hated, most certainly by the right, and how hard they were working to undermine her campaign.
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So, even when it's not endangering peoples' health — which it most certainly is in Flint — lack of trustworthy water is making life inconvenient in ways that most Americans cannot imagine.
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In 2004, a study showed that nearly half of American households included someone who received mental health treatment—a number that has most certainly risen in the last 13 years.
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The film, directed by Mario Van Peebles, brays the story in broad strokes and clichés as if the horror of it didn't speak for itself, which it most certainly does.
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We will continue to offer sanctuary to these families, most certainly stand against raids on women and children, and renew our commitment to work for immigration reform in this country.
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I hope you make a list of everything you want to do, everything you want to give, and most certainly everything you want to bake — and then experience it all.
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Gwada uses a Flash-Ball gun—imagine the copywriter who came up with the term "less-lethal weapon"—so while Issa isn't dead, a mistake has most certainly been made.
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A view towards political history tells us that if the Republicans do not do away with this anachronism, then the Democrats most certainly will when they win a Senate majority.
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" Kimmel: "You can't say whether you have a nondisclosure agreement, but, if you didn't have a nondisclosure agreement, you most certainly could say 'I don't have a nondisclosure agreement,' yes?
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No matter how far the Turkish incursion escalates, ISIS most certainly will attempt to revamp and reconstitute under cover of a regional conflagration, just as al-Qaeda has in Yemen.
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"Although we may have our differences with some of the positions that Mr. Nawaz and Quilliam have taken, they are most certainly not anti-Muslim extremists," the statement read in part.
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If Jorge Luis Borges and Jean Baudrillard—writers and thinkers enamored with maps and simulations—were still alive, they'd most certainly find much to like in this simulation of a simulation.
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The debate is most certainly a lopsided one, where one side has more evidence and more supporters, while the other has used popular media in order to get their voices heard.
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In a statement released on the Everblades website Monday, the team made a pitch to Jagr with a host of reasons for why he should join (which he most certainly won't).
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Once, I surprised the hell out of myself when I initiated an exceptionally…Read more ReadThis is not to suggest that emotional states don't affect driving performance—they most certainly do.
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If the weather doesn&apost influence the race — Justify is the heavy favorite — it most certainly could have an impact on attendance after the event drew a record 140,327 in 2017.
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But she had to fight for this procedure, because initially Medicaid denied her, claiming it was just cosmetic, which "it most certainly was not; it's something keeping me safe," she says.
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If the Rangers wanted to make a play for, say, Julio Teheran of the Atlanta Braves (2.88 ERA, 149 ERA+, 98 IP), they could most certainly have the chips do that.
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But beyond that that, we also know the e-commerce site is loaded with up-and-coming (as well as some cult-classic) brands you'll most certainly fall in love with.
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Several weeks of very public back and forth ensued, in which Kanye contended that Swift had given the line her blessing and Swift's team maintained that she most certainly had not.
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Despite its unassuming appearance, workwear is most certainly having a fashion moment, with uniform standbys like Carhartt and Dickies showing up on trend-cementing celebs like Rihanna and A$AP Rocky.
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This isn't to say Monkman doesn't have a distinct visual style; he most certainly does, but the storytelling ability of his paintings feels just as important as his own painterly capacities.
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The flights — which will most certainly include routes like New York, Atlanta, and Miami to Havana — will represent the first normal commercial service between the two countries in over 50 years.
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Facebook relies on people wanting to use its platform, so one can imagine the honchos at the company most certainly do not want to alienate conservatives, liberals or anyone in between.
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The good news is that if you weren't subject to the AMT before the reforms, you most certainly don't have to worry about it now, unless you've suddenly become much wealthier.
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Policy most certainly has an effect on businesses' spending decisions, Mr. Hassett found, but it mostly shows up in large-scale investments whose contribution to the economy plays out over years.
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For a franchise that has not won a postseason series since 227 and is trying to make a splash in its first season in Brooklyn, the future most certainly is now.
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In the large, rolling yard, pulled away from any main street, there's a sort of outdoor sun room that will most certainly be occupied by one lucky group when you arrive.
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While the researchers say this is "not idle theorycrafting," it most certainly is, with the caveat that the theory is more realistic than a famously unrealistic one no one takes seriously.
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In its ideal format, a deep map is less geographical than it is multiple — it can be temporal, spiritual, vertical (what's beneath the map?), though it is most certainly geographical, too.
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That will most certainly impact inflation in September, which is when most of the increase occurred but it also could fade if prices begin to fall, as expected by energy analysts.
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" The administration pushed back against the report and a statement from the National Security Council said: "There will most certainly be consequences for those who seek to interfere with our elections.
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If Austin has always had one foot firmly planted in music, the other has most certainly been in tech—since the 1950s Austin has been a notable location for the industry.
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It's a laid back beautiful game that at times feels much more like a movie than a game, and yet the sheer volume of the game is most certainly a vast undertaking.
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After longer durations of time, such as one month or a year, HSAMs retain the ability to recall information with exquisite clarity, while the neurotypical people (the control group) most certainly cannot.
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We won't know for sure until we get the full game and can experience it start to finish, but it's most certainly one of bolder titles I've ever experienced on the Rift.
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However this ends, one thing's for sure: This season of The Bachelorette may have concluded and Bad Chad may no longer be on Bachelor in Paradise, but the drama most certainly continues.
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"They are most certainly not back together," says a friend of the former couple, explaining that what tabloid photographers captured was Weiner removing some of his belongings from his estranged wife's home.
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He noted that there are thousands of foods not included in the questionnaire, and essentially anyone who fills it out is doing so based on memory, which is most certainly somewhat wrong.
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" Asked about a Page Six report that claimed Abedin and Weiner had withdrawn their divorce, a friend of Abedin's tells PEOPLE: "She is most certainly divorcing him, that's not up for question.
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It is most certainly not contaminated in a way that would cause a burning sensation in his eyes, but that may be due to something unrelated to the radioactivity in the area.
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Shortly after Nick Viall proposed to Montreal native Vanessa Grimaldi on season 21 of The Bachelor, a jury of their internet peers concluded: These idiots are most certainly destined for a breakup.
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Whether we are getting killed on trade or being flooded with illegal immigrants, Donald Trump has been making arguments that were, in part, true thirty years ago, but most certainly not today.
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While there are always going to be fringe elements to any organized culture, which most certainly can and do include racism and xenophobia, the actual derogatory opinions seem to be Mr. Kang's.
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While the camera lens most certainly lets in more light (more on that in the section below), it also means photos can have shallow depth of field or more bokeh (blurred backgrounds).
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It's taken a while, but the fashion industry has finally been realizing in the past few years (albeit very slowly) that one so-called "nude" hue most certainly does not fit all.
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We can engage in hashtag activism all we want, but we most certainly cannot claim to stand for women and children while turning a blind eye to the dangers of violent pornography.
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Kentucky, winner of the SEC tournament, drew Davidson, winner of the Atlantic-10 conference, in what will most certainly be one of the most anticipated matchups of the week, in Boise, Idaho.
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Some politicians exploit this, and Trump most certainly did when he said that undocumented Mexican immigrants, refugees, and people from Muslim countries ought to be feared and barred from entering our country.
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It's not even clear that consumers would be interested in the concept if it did — some are most certainly still trying to wash the taste of Google Glass out of their mouths.
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"On the assumption that it's heavily redacted, we will most certainly issue the subpoenas in very short order," Mr. Nadler said Wednesday evening at a hastily called news conference in New York.
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The same is true with respect to pardons: While the president most certainly has this power, we know of no one who believes that the president can simply sell pardons for cash.
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The bump seen on Wednesday was most certainly all about North Korea-related tension, but the defense stocks themselves look strong more broadly, said Erin Gibbs, portfolio manager at S&P Global.
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"Most certainly, coral species with those gene types are going to have a better ability to handle the next [warming event] and keep going on," he said by phone from the Galapagos Islands.
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Dog breeders tend to get a bad rap (and some most certainly deserve criticism), but high-quality breeders exist for a reason, ensuring that deleterious genetic aspects and personality flaws are weeded out.
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Where You Know Him From: Dorff has been acting since the late '80s, and you've most certainly seen him in a movie — like when he was the cigarette-smoking vampire overlord in Blade.
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The first trailer for the new Tomb Raider movie is out, and if your relationship with Lara Croft began and ended in the 1990s, this is most certainly not the heroine you remember.
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And he most certainly should ask how the international community would ultimately deal with North Korea's human rights abuses, which arguably make Kim and his coterie subject to prosecution for crimes against humanity?
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"The armed forces categorically reject this type of action, which is most certainly motivated by the dark interests of the extreme right," the government said in a statement read out on state television.
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For all intents and purposes, this not only reflects growing anxiety about economic and political risk, but also most certainly ties the Fed's hands, possibly for much of the rest of the year.
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While we love the palm-tree-lined streets of L.A., the pastels of Palm Springs, and the zoo animals of San Diego, our next West Coast trip is most certainly to San Francisco.
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OXFORD, England — Before humans milked cows, herded goats or raised hogs, before they invented agriculture, or written language, before they had permanent homes, and most certainly before they had cats, they had dogs.
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"Gold's strength is most certainly based on the prompt change in the market outlook on how aggressively the Fed will cut rates over the coming months," Saxo Bank commodity strategist Ole Hansen said.
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If it is true, we most certainly want to know want a follow-up on Monday morning, to see if this woman has the strength not to step up and embrace her infamy.
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Srinivasan explains that it most certainly is: We have no need in this case to resolve the existence or precise contours of the major rules (or major questions) doctrine described by our colleagues.
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My view of it is, these issues and these challenges that we're confronting are going to be with us and around, well after I'm gone and most certainly after his presidency is over.
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The flag Apple is flying above its campus Friday is most certainly not the original pirate flag (that disappeared sometime in 22016 or 240), but it carries the same imagery of the original.
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Because lives are rebuilt with more than just brick and mortar, the rebuilding of Puerto Rico will most certainly affect its people everywhere on a cultural level, but how and to what extent?
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"The Legislature most certainly deserves to be fully informed of the facts revealed in this litigation in order to continue its urgent efforts to fight this Public Health Emergency," according to the motion.
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It's useful for photo indexing if you have a site full of celebrities (like, say, a boy band fan page which I most certainly do not have, don't bother trying to find it).
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They aren't the pinnacle of striking method, they aren't primitive brawling, they are the meeting point of natural ability and fighting science and they are most certainly a staple of the martial arts.
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"I am most certainly not misinformed -- and in fact spent a good deal of time in the service reviewing the medical records of people applying for special forces programs," she said to another.
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Personally, I'm not ashamed of what I do, but I understand that most people do not feel the way I do and that most certainly does feed into my desire to remain anonymous.
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If Trump is not a reincarnation of Hitler, he is most certainly one head of the same global Hydra that has already given us Vladimir V. Putin, Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Narendra Modi.
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If Trump wants to change the conversation about recent controversies, swift passage of the Puppers Act is most certainly a way to do just that, and to make America great for animals, too.
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Monday's 7-2 Supreme Court ruling in favor of Masterpiece Cakeshop is most certainly a victory for Jack Phillips, who can continue creating custom wedding cakes in accord with his strong Christian faith.
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A whole lot of Democrats are meeting voters, campaigning in key states, posing for photos with some of the buzziest midterm candidates, and definitely, most certainly, under absolutely no circumstances RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT.
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The original inhabitants of this great land are the Native American tribes and the descendants of the indigenous cultures of the Americas in the pre-colombian era, which were most certainly not white.
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The retained data will most certainly be channeled into SORM, a nationwide mass-interception system that gives the Russian FSB and other police authorities real-time, warrantless access to data transiting the country.
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Whether or not you participate every week, you can help shift society's understanding of masculinity by sharing the campaign on social media, and now is most certainly the time for men to step up.
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And there's his campaign aides' awkward attempt to explain a 1987 gaffe resurrected by the New York Times -- his claim that he marched during the Civil Rights movement when he most certainly did not.
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His proposal to impose a mandatory confiscation of AR-15 and AK-47 type rifles would most certainly run into trouble in the courts and would likely be struck down in the Supreme Court.
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Tekashi69 is dropping a ton of cash to keep his family safe, which they're most certainly going to need more than ever, now that everyone knows he's cooperating with the feds and naming names.
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It doesn't embody the best design choices in the world, but it most certainly represents advanced engineering and deserves our respect as a technical feat, if not as a product for the rational consumer.
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It certainly appears that things are moving quickly—and they most certainly are as far as these things go—but it could still take years before GLS-5700 can be used in the field.
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In her 2016 book, The Confidence Game, Maria Konnikova puts forth the idea that scammers often thrive in times of transition, or unrest — and Lundquist says that theory most certainly rings true to him.
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It can be a participant in it at some point, and it can most certainly... I'd like to hear about the energy transition next, but I guess you can't do thatThe energy transition to?
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Without indications of more easing measures from the ECB and BOJ, markets will not be able to hold onto their post-Brexit gains, and a Fed rate hike will most certainly exacerbate the selling.
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Imagine IBM's Watson running on a palm pilot with only a SD card worth of knowledge – a 10 year old with google would most certainly be able to answer questions with greater accuracy, faster.
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And while non-Wii U users would most certainly want to build Mario worlds of their own, at least for now, the company says it has no plans to expand beyond its own hardware.
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"Unfortunately, climate change will most certainly make disasters like Hurricane Harvey more likely: Think of Harvey as a glimpse of the future," Lubchenco, now a distinguished university professor at Oregon State University, wrote me.
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Then as now, the GOP showed no interest in cooperation or collaboration—notwithstanding Hillary Clinton's popular vote victory of nearly three million—and Trump was most certainly not pivoting to a more presidential posture.
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After another mass shooting in which an AR-15 most certainly posed a problem to many people trapped inside a nightclub, such a blasé approach to powerful civilian weapons may be harder to maintain.
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ET as the chamber voted on a motion to send the bill back to the Senate Finance Committee, something Republican leaders most certainly did not want to do, but was a routine amendment vote.
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Everything accounted for, "New York" is basically a new direction for Annie Clark's beloved project (interestingly, she says she worked with Jack Antonoff on the song), but it's also most certainly a good one.
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The festival had Spam in ways you'd expect, like Spam musubi and Spam fried rice, and ways you most certainly would not expect, like baked on pizza and fried in mac and cheese bites.
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The Strong Sun Moon is also said to encourage spontaneity, and according to the Astrotwins, it happens to be rising in adventurous Sagittarius this year — which means change is most certainly in the air.
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It was tactical, methodical, and mature in a way that Lego Dimensions' take on busting—it takes the term literally, with most environmental assets breakable into rebuildable pieces or collectable studs—most certainly isn't.
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One of Mr. Trump's most provocative and persistent antagonists, Cher, is leading a new boycott of the president-elect that aims to hit him where he will most certainly feel it: his Nielsen ratings.
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What we learned from President Trump's speech is that he and his national security team correctly assess that Afghanistan — and the entire region — may not be won, but it most certainly can be lost.
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In 21625 and 2900, I led a counter-improvised explosive device (IED) team in Afghanistan and we found an explosively formed penetrator (EFP), a type of IED that was most certainly of Iranian origin.
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Most certainly, there will be lawsuits, including by public interest groups such as Public Knowledge and the National Hispanic Media Coalition and by several state attorneys general, including those from New York and Pennsylvania.
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The sister also attached two pictures for proof, one of her face that is most certainly tearing up, and one of her packed bags that look like they contain about three days worth of clothes.
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Even when Trump does something good or something they agree with or something other presidents have done many times before, they act as though it&aposs a horrible first and it&aposs most certainly awful.
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When the values, institutions, and most of what we hold dear about politics is under attack — which it most certainly is — we find ourselves fighting the good fight to preserve things just as they are.
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Katy Perry and Taylor Swift most certainly did not make amends with each other during the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday night, but the same can't be said of Drake Bell and Josh Peck.
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When it comes to the food, if you must, go ahead and order the fried goat cheese that is most certainly on the menu because of Stassi Schroeder's obsession with the fried goat cheese balls.
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"In the days and weeks to come, we most certainly will lean on each other for comfort and understanding as we attempt to come to terms with this great loss," Moyer said in a statement.
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The biggest fish in all of this is most certainly Weinstein, who made his reputation as a kingmaker in Hollywood who could take an independent film or a talented actress and make Oscars rain down.
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She also eats eggs from her own own chickens, which I most certainly don't have, so I also pickED out the most farm-fresh looking eggs at Whole Foods (I went with the blue ones).
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On Monday, January 7, 2019, we embark on what Chris Harrison will most certainly promise is "the most dramatic season ever" of The Bachelor — as he does every season — with Colton Underwood at the helm.
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We may never know why the Longshan people were so tall, but given that humans have never been taller than they are today, these ancient humans were most certainly a sign of things to come.
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She's angry with her mom about how she's "most certainly going to give Kate a complex about food, and Kevin is going to think that his only value in life comes from how he looks".
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Anyone who knows me, knows that I do not engage in this form of rhetoric with any level of seriousness and the comment most certainly does not represent my real personal views in any regard.
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Those principles have to be applied to the realities of today, and I think that conservatism, frankly, ran out of ideas, and they most certainly got outrun by events and by changes in our society.
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When Nola Darling comes to Netflix, she is most certainly going to be judged by the same subsection of Black Twitter that calls women "beloved" before making gross connections about what their sexual practices mean.
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With a persuasive science-skeptic helming our country, we can't afford to increase the partisan divide any wider than it already is, especially when the threat of climate change is most certainly a global one.
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For example, if you have a following or are in a position of authority, use it to illuminate issues in Indian country, and most certainly, maybe most importantly, pass the flippin' mic to a Native.
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But sources from both sides of the personhood debate told Refinery29 the Parliamentarian's ruling means any such language will most certainly be left out of the final text since it runs afoul of Senate rules.
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That's not to say that early investors, many of whom are often friends, family or even customers, can't bring to bear soft pressure to exit, and most certainly do, so it's definitely one to watch.
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And a more business-friendly and free-spending administration, which will largely benefit banking, defense and infrastructure companies initially, will most certainly trickle down to tech in ways that might not seem clear right now.
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"There is most certainly a culture of impunity here that big people, which means roughly people with power and money, expect to be able to get away with a certain amount of wrongdoing," said Baker.
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A film such as "London Has Fallen" might provide two hours of cheap thrills, but it will most certainly not make us feel better about the Middle East, and safer in our beds at night.
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"It is most certainly consistent with the Putin that I have watched and used to work with when I was an ambassador and in the government," former U.S. ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul told NBC.
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According to the Telegraph, the rumor that the Queen has hired a member of her staff to break her shoes in so she doesn't have to is for real, and most certainly not a joke.
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A model rocks a sheer, sequin adorned unicorn dress on the runway at McQueen AW16 The look was described as a "surrealist kaleidoscope" on Alexander McQueen's official Instagram page and surreal it most certainly was.
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The city could use some—outside, it's typical London: a murky sky, clouds that later turn to spitting rain, a bite in the air that reminds you March is most certainly not real spring yet.
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If one is to believe that these fires are a sign from God, this is most certainly the message: We have a shared humanity and must take care of ourselves, one another and our planet.
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They have been together more in the past week, for more consecutive days, than they likely have since Trump kicked off his presidential campaign, and most certainly since he moved, solo, into the White House.
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But the correct analysis is that Rubio would most certainly have died in Game of Thrones even if he had already watched all of Game of Thrones and knew everything that was going to happen.
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While the expectation for higher yields will most certainly remain the consensus as we move into 2018, these bond market indicators should give investors clues about potential risks to the long running bond bull market.
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Like Milo Yiannopoulos grinning in his American Flag hoodie and posing for selfies, they did it because they knew full well it was symbolically violent, and that it most certainly would inspire a ferocious response.
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When the decision was rendered nearly a year and a half later ruling that separate but equal was unconstitutional, large swaths of society celebrated what was most certainly a victory for desegregation efforts more broadly.
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Mr. Legault also made it clear that while he wanted to reduce the number of immigrants coming to Quebec, that most certainly did not apply to the nation that gave the world pain au chocolat.
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Someone might actually need them for a shoot, and Gucci will most certainly ask for them back, but the assistant says over and over again that she's lost them on set, what can she do?
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A two-front trade war would most certainly lead to a major disruption of global economic activity, a devastating hit to corporate bottom lines and, as we have seen in the past, a potentially devastating recession.
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For example, if you have a following or are in a position of authority, use it to illuminate issues in Indian country, and most certainly, maybe most importantly, pass the flippin' mic to a Native. 21.
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And they seem to have decided to absolutely not fuck this up, by releasing single "Scared of the Dark," a bombastic, ABBA-referencing pop beast that will most certainly soundtrack someone's post-divorce drinking this year.
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In his response to the party's decision, posted on HitFix, Virtel fires back at republicans, calling the GOP a "horrifying, regressive shambles of a party," who he most certainly did not want to be associated with.
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For states that take a piece (and most certainly do), the rate ranges from a high of 8.82 percent in New York to a low of 2.9 percent in North Dakota, according to lottery site USAMega.com.
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"Oil could get down to the $35 per barrel level, which would most certainly at this point take the equity markets with it," Bank of America Merrill Lynch's Paul Ciana told CNBC's "Futures Now " on Tuesday.
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The band's proggy impulses are on full display, but this is most certainly still a black metal record—it just happens to be one that keeps you guessing a bit without succumbing to full-bore wackiness.
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If you need to know when the tide officially turned, it was most certainly at this moment: A nasty team-ball dunk with an and-1 to put you up seven points with 39 seconds left?
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And as someone who used to work in government with elected bosses, I would often remind them that although they might not win campaigns because of the snow, they most certainly could lose because of it.
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And he most certainly would have been dead by 2016, when the film Arrival imagined a world in which aliens could communicate with humans by means of a visual language written in a mysterious, inky pattern.
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So, if you were wondering why Jenner stepped out in 65° weather in a gigantic fur hat and coat combo that could most certainly double as a luxurious rug for your home library, there's your answer.
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"I don't see that Scotland has featured in May's calculations at all, and she has most certainly ignored Northern Ireland," said Professor Michael Keating of the University of Aberdeen, adding May's proposal could backfire in Scotland.
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But regardless, the frequent activity of these accounts on the platform – which most certainly falls under the umbrella of "informational materials for or in the interests of such foreign principal" – deserves the attention of the DOJ.
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If this is not heeded, then most certainly this should be the last time Erdoğan receives a warm embrace and, instead, President Trump should back Congress in its attempts to rein in the despotic Mediterranean leader.
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Watch More from Tonic: "The effects of CBD are most certainly being exaggerated in the marketplace and on the internet," Alan Budney, a professor of psychiatry at Dartmouth's Geisel School of Medicine, tells Tonic via email.
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And since a number of high-profile US businesses have already begun moving into the newly open Cuban tourism market, reimposing strict economic and travel restrictions on the country would most certainly harm US economic interests.
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Also, I had no car, and forget booking a plane ticket so close to the holiday, even if I'd had money to spare for it, which on my graduate student's stipend I most certainly did not.
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Twenty-three A-list Hollywood celebrities, musicians, and sports stars have invested in the UFC, moving the sport closer to the mainstream, and ensuring that Octagon-side tickets are most certainly extinct to the average fan.
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Read more:KOBE BRYANT: How the Black Mamba makes and spends his millionsKobe Bryant says there are WNBA stars who &aposcould most certainly keep up&apos in the NBAThe 25 highest-paid NBA players of all time
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"What just happened?" she asked as we left the store, considerably broker, and went up a few doors to Yohji Yamamoto, where I bought what Hugh calls a dress but what is most certainly a smock.
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"If Target can raise wages to $15, Walmart most certainly can afford $0.353 an hour and full-time hours," Carolyn Davis, a 10-year worker from North Carolina, was quoted saying in a note from the group.
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Most certainly Strieff will be taught starting immediately in police academies across the U.S. I believe in the entire Constitution and the entirety of the Bill of Rights, including the right to equal protection for all people.
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"I likely would not have been elected district attorney of San Francisco or the attorney general of California, and I most certainly would not be sitting here as a member of the United States Senate," she said.
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The content of the calls themselves vary, but the most popular robocall scams revolve around offering "0 percent interest rates," solving problems with a credit card you most certainly do not own, or forgiving one's student debt.
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"That car completely sank in less than a minute and if not for them jumping into the water and pulling the driver out, she would most certainly have drowned," witnessing officer Michael Schiltz said in the statement.
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" It would make since because Taylor's new song is most certainly all about revenge and most of us believe that after what went down last summer, Calvin Harris' name is probably somewhere on that "list of names.
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On Twitter, celebrities cannot control who tweets at them, but by engaging with them as a peer, Mack has temporarily included these two women in a narrative they most certainly never wished to be a part of.
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Security is most certainly "an ongoing effort," but being "one of the first companies" to offer 2FA for smart home products doesn't mean we should be patting Nest on the back, either—it's a basic security measure.
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In terms of visual drama, most certainly: in an exhibition by Hong Kong-based artist Simon Birch, a toppling row of pedestals presents the perfect cascade of dominos, beautifully drawing out the shock of one momentary misstep.
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Knowing there was an actual human being inside that beeping, whirring contraption somehow made the character -- and, yes, he most certainly IS a character, as others in the movies keep insisting -- seem even more companionable and inspiring.
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We may not be Liz Lemon staring at a photo of Helen Mirren in a bikini, but while looking at Jennifer Lopez on the latest cover of Harper's Bazaar, we most certainly wondered: Is she a wizard?
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Imagine if activists had forced Jeff Bezos out of Amazon early on while he was suffering negative headlines; investors most certainly would have missed out on most of the 491-something (split-adjusted) multiplication in value since!
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And I've still concluded that children are more than welcome at our August wedding, including the tiny, rambunctious flower girl and ring bearer, both barely 3, who will most certainly need parental help getting down the aisle.
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"Since core principles of the old data protection regime are by and large enshrined in Art 5 -11 GDPR as well, we will most certainly check on these things after the GDPR coming into force," Dünkel added.
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But we most certainly do know that James's mere return to the lineup, at 34, wasn't enough to rescue a roster that has been assailed since conception for its lack of perimeter shooting and its defensive deficiencies.
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He most certainly could be dealing with other important things but then another horse walks by, defiantly un-diapered, and he's gotta make another call and another note to bring this up at the next council meeting.
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I'm not sure who Todd Rierden is in this 12-year-old movie metaphor but the Capitals probably were planning on leaving Trotz for him since the end of last season and Trotz most certainly knew it.
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It may not have won her the nomination, but it reset norms for all the women who will most certainly follow her Warren was of course not the only woman who ran for president this cycle. Sen.
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Kobe Bryant has long been an outspoken supporter of the WNBA, but he doubled down on his belief in the players&apos abilities Wednesday when he said some stars "could most certainly keep up" in the NBA.
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The Russian hacking controversy has most certainly led many of us to question whether we'll see continued use of digital weaponry in the future, but for the most part, hacking and cybercrime can be hard to comprehend.
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"So, while we most certainly believe that we are going to see the stock market fall once again eventually," he said, "we think it's wrong to assume it has to end in spectacular fashion from current levels."
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In her ceramic vessels, most of which are columnar with protruding handles, Seborovski might use gold leaf and most certainly will press her fingers into the clay to develop an uneven surface marked by an abstract pattern.
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Pokémon Go will most certainly be the game of the summer, but I believe that its numbers will fall back to earth, as it lacks certain attributes that will retain millions of players a year from now.
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"It is most certainly consistent with the Putin that I have watched and used to work with when I was an ambassador and in the government," said Michael McFaul, who was ambassador to Russia from 2012 to 2014.
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But while the traditionally Republican color of red could be a subtle nod to the incoming administration, it is also most certainly a sartorial statement referencing some of her first appearances during the Obama administration, posits Vanity Fair.
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We know, at the very least, what we gained: His six-song EP My Dear Melancholy was most certainly a post-breakup oeuvre, designed for listening to alone on a Saturday night surrounded by three boxes of tissues.
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As every trailer, headline, and Kyle Richards interview has confirmed, Steve is most certainly cheating on Bonnie, as Richards' father had done to her mom Kathleen, whom the RHOBH star shares with sisters Kim Richards and Kathy Hilton.
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" In his public statement about his retirement on Sunday, he wrote, "To be clear, I have never harassed or assaulted anyone and have most certainly not exhibited gender discrimination in my professional dealings at the University or elsewhere.
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"The not-so-subtle message to working-class whites was that their tax dollars were going to support special programs for blacks who most certainly did not deserve them," Alexander writes in "The New Jim Crow" (page 48).
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The decisions of that committee is probably why we see so many women and people of color in those categories this year, along with allowing an online vote which most certainly skewed the results in a certain direction.
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"After all, what might work for a sheriff's department in Iowa may not necessarily apply to the Tokyo PD."The researchers say these findings are both preliminary and unexpected, and agree that further scrutiny is most certainly required.
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For one thing, it's unclear how much actual chicken is distributed to each nugget—but, for the purposes of this rudimentary calculation, we'll assume that each chicken is 100 percent real meat, which it most certainly is not.
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"You'll most certainly get some pullbacks in this group for as long as the democratic primary continues and Hillary Clinton, the presumptive nominee, feels the need to protect her left flank by bashing high drug prices," Cramer said.
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There's a moment when the dog has a choice to make: He can move along — because somewhere there's most certainly a shoe to chew on — or he can make a move to completely scare the kitties fur-less.
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You're very passionate about the things you believe in, super determined, and most certainly aware of who you are and where you stand in this world, as a parent, as a politician, but most importantly, as a woman.
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The third round was most certainly a different length though, as when Fenech had Samart reeling in the corner under fire, the Australian crowd was so riotous that neither the fighters nor the referee could hear the bell.
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"Kissing someone against their will is most certainly classified as unwanted touch," Dr. Sherryll Kraizer—the founder and director of Coalition for Children, a non-profit organization working to increase child safety and prevent child abuse—told Broadly.
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Iran is most certainly a very, very bad actor — it is spreading sectarian violence in Iraq (and elsewhere), funding anti-Israel terrorist groups, and devoting tremendous military resources to propping up Bashar al-Assad's murderous regime in Syria.
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When it comes to Eli, just accept that you're one of the intellectually rigorous people out there who knows The Truth about him, plus I'm guessing you also know the Pythagorean Theorem, which Eli most certainly does not.
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"This may not please everybody on either side," he said then of a decision that most certainly pleased Russia, since many of its athletes were allowed to compete in the Summer Games despite a report detailing extensive doping.
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Applying these principles out of order, let's say by putting law first, doesn't provide any clear benefit, but most certainly runs the risk of prematurely and blindly excluding solutions that might otherwise clear the engineering and financial hurdles.
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Nearly half of Google's management team is women, so both Fitzpatrick and Greene are coming from an environment where women are taken seriously and accustomed to being promoted — a culture shift that Uber would most certainly benefit from.
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"It is most certainly not easy for you to live far from home, missing the affection of your loved ones, and perhaps also feeling uncertainty about the future," Francis said in his homily, which he delivered in Italian.
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Sometimes they succeeded in having it both ways, forcing Northern-based businesses to abide by local "customs," regardless of any moral qualms (which may or may not have worried Northern businessmen) or economic inefficiencies (which most certainly did).
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Though the September event is most certainly a joke, it comes just a few weeks after a group of US senators was briefed about reported encounters between the US Navy and an unidentified aircraft -- literally an unidentified flying object.
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The last thing you want to do at a time when racial tensions are running high is to suggest that black people are waging war on the police, when they are most certainly not doing anything of the sort.
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" Vaughn Cooper, a microbiologist at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, says we most certainly need to reconsider the the "one-size-fits-all" approach to antibiotic prescriptions, but he describes the new editorial as being "clearly dangerous.
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The GOP doesn't need a replay in prime time of the raucous reception given to Nelson Rockefeller at the Barry Goldwater triumph in 1964, and it most certainly doesn't need the GOP version of the Democrats' meltdown in 1968.
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The main takeaway from the threatening trailer for the new season is that Frank and Claire Underwood (Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright) are most certainly going to follow through on their promise to bring the terror in season 5.
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While AirLand battle was aimed primarily at the Soviet Union decades ago, new Army-Air Force strategy in today's threat environment will also most certainly address the possibility of major war with an advanced adversary like Russia or China.
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I overheard someone crack that CAA—the agency representing Tebow and organizing his showcase—should really be called "CIA" for its premium on secrecy and while that might ring true normally, it most certainly was not the case here.
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These girls are now surprising Washington and the world as they travel far from home and offer those they meet a glimpse of a new Afghanistan, one whose fate is not yet clear, but whose stakes most certainly are.
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" He ended the post: "Today, Serena is going back to work at her first Grand Slam since Junior was born and our family is thrilled & proud to cheer her on with all of you—most certainly you, 'Nee Nee.
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The very last leg of the journey would involve something that most certainly didn't exist when the Orient Express first entered service: traveling through the underwater Channel Tunnel, which goes beneath the English Channel and connects France and England.
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" "If it does this again next month and the month after that then it will have consequences for the Fed, they will most certainly not take any time off if you get wages moving up in a significant way.
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His viewpoint is hardly outrageous — until a 5-3 defeat at Tottenham midway through the season startled Mourinho back into his shell, that 2014-15 Chelsea team was, indeed, free-flowing and adventurous — but it is, most certainly, uncharacteristic.
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Similarly, today's GOP must rely on anti-democratic methods to cling to power in a changing America, and prop up a President who will most certainly stay in office through malfeasance, playing to xenophobic fear and threats of violence.
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Cliff Kupchan, chairman of Eurasia Group said Iran will most certainly amp up its nuclear program, producing low-enriched uranium and installing advanced centrifuges, activities it ended under the nuclear deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
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While there may be something of an evolution from the supersession of objects in Folsom to the present notion of transformativeness, the suggestion that the Court in Folsom articulated a "transformative standard" for fair use most certainly rewrites history.
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For his career, Bryant, who retired in 19963, played 48,637 minutes (the eighth-most in NBA history) and appeared in 1,346 games (ranking him at 15th) in a career most certainly headed for enshrinement in the Hall of Fame.
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" (Though the claim that producers don't care if a Housewife is fat is most certainly a lie.) It also explains the myriad meme T-shirts I saw at BravoCon: Bethenny Frankel's #thisisacrisis T-shirt, one that just said "Jovani!
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" He added: "It is most certainly true that to win, and to deserve to win, any candidate for the presidency needs to be speaking with black voters, needs to be speaking to Latino voters, needs to earn that support.
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It's not far-fetched to believe that not only would most artists not grant that critic permission to use images of the paintings, the artist would most certainly not provide the critic with high-resolution images of the paintings.
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What a humiliation for a prominent ex-minister of education, a widely read columnist in Le Figaro, most certainly not used to seeing his name and the word "rejected" in close proximity, and in full view of the public.
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"At the same time, I want to stress that if any person wants to take the outcome of this arbitration as a basis for taking any provocative steps against China's interests, China will most certainly resolutely respond," Lu told reporters.
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For those who wonder whether this is actually serious, Kan (who himself sent a joking tweet about his plan) told TechCrunch — over Snapchat, no less — that he most certainly is: Snapchat is the platform I should have built at Justin.
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Most patients receiving end-of-life care want to avoid aggressive attempts to prolong their life,…Read more ReadWhile the DNR tattoo may seem extreme, the request to not be resuscitated during end-of-life care is most certainly not.
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"There's no doubt that the pace of completions activity is catching up with the rig count, and we expect to see that relationship continue into next quarter, most certainly," interim Chief Financial Officer Robb Voyles said on a post-earnings call.
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The adoration has extended to pop culture, and the film makes a mountain out of things the sober Supreme Court Justice hasn't historically paid a whole lot of attention to: memes (obviously, Notorious RBG), SNL, and most certainly not tattoos.
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UNITED STATES - JUNE 19: Apple Campus sign, One Infinite Loop, Cupertino, California (Photo by Carol M. Highsmith/Buyenlarge/Getty Images) Founded on April 1, 1976 by Steve Wozniak, Steve Jobs and Ronald Wayne, Apple Computer most certainly wasn't a joke.
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The White House has said that Turkey will be responsible for all ISIS fighters captured in the territory in the past two years, but though Erdoğan is happy to claim he's fighting ISIS, his focus is most certainly the Kurds.
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To the young women into whose hands I will most certainly be putting Grushin's novel, I would say this: You can't do it all, but together we can create a world in which we might be able to do more.
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It would have been nice, however, if Playmobil had included a helmet as an upgrade for the driver too, given he'll most certainly be tempted to hoon his upgraded Carrera S as soon as he rolls out of the dealership.
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Whether or not Kirk has moved out of his mother's house in the years between season seven and A Year in the Life, he most certainly would hop on being an Airbnb host as soon as he heard about the service.
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These young people will need both education and jobs — lots of them — in a global economy that is most certainly going to feature more automation and fewer of the semi-skilled manufacturing jobs that absorbed earlier youth surges elsewhere in Asia.
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But her confession of why she did it is so heartbreaking that you almost want to forgive her — not that I think Helen would if she knew the whole truth, but Sierra is most certainly building a case for herself.
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A band like Antlers neatly illustrates why the phrase so often falls short—because, while the German outfit's latest effort is absolutely soaked with atmosphere, and they most certainly play black metal, there's so much more to them than that.
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I am definitely not listening to this soul / funk track he recorded called "Just Keep On Lovin' Me." I am most certainly not *internally screaming* at the fact that he has an album called (From) A Man's Point Of View.
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