They mustn't be brainy, lest their menfolk feel slighted; they mustn't be willful; and they surely mustn't let too much of their real personalities show.
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Her parents were Polish, though they hid it; mustn't speak the language, mustn't practise that subversive Christianity!
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One thing that I think we should learn is that we mustn't cede ground, we mustn't make some topics taboo in such a way that only the right gets to talk about it.
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"Hey, you mustn't say things like that," Mr. Pei interjects.
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"We mustn't forget the health and wellbeing angle," said Lloyd.
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It just mustn't cost us our most basic privacy rights.
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We mustn't abandon active policing, as some progressive advocates urge.
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We won't let our guard down but we mustn't panic.
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"We mustn't forget the sacrifices many have made," she said.
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We mustn't act as if the referendum did not exist.
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But we mustn't confuse the use of technology with its creation.
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We mustn't do bad things in front of those pretty eyes.
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After all, that's the McGrath way – and you mustn't disrespect Mother.
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How the job creators' mustn't be taxed, how regulation is evil.
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You mustn't get any silly ideas in your head about me.
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"These are mysteries we mustn't inquire into, Malcolm," she tells him.
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That's the real conflict here, and it's one you mustn't dodge.
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You must do things this way, mustn't do them that way.
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She mustn't look at any of the paintings or she'll become aroused.
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It mustn't say 'for me it's the European Union at all costs'.
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"One mustn't judge before justice judges," Francis said, according to Vatican Radio.
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These messages address the body as a machine that mustn't break down.
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We mustn't hand over those opportunities for healthy grieving to someone else.
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What resonates the most is that we mustn't stop talking about Marielle.
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While this may cause anxiety amongst some, we mustn't really be surprised.
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"We mustn't get dragged down by sentimental ideas of heritage," Little says.
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And from that, there must be some kind of justice, mustn't there?
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We mustn't be against transcendence but against the wrong kind of transcendence.
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You mustn't normalize a process that will only result in further divide.
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"You mustn't be sad," he told me in his stern German accent.
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But Mark mustn't seem to know too much about her private life.
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A couple of them I thought related very closely to Ireland, of course point 4, about the closeness between Ireland and the UK, and ease of the border mustn't change as well, and border restrictions mustn't come back in.
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As "Zurich" conveys, mustn't all our seeing be informed and supplemented by research?
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Abandons "revenue neutrality," the dogma that tax reform mustn't worsen currently projected deficits.
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"They mustn't be buried, otherwise they run the risk of overheating," he says.
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Mustn't our concern shrink relative to our concern for the rest of humanity?
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"You mustn't wait until the snowball has turned into an avalanche," said Schlitt.
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But they also mustn't embarrass us with a dearth of willpower or discernment.
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The IOC has warned South Korea that it mustn't go down that route.
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If there is any work that is only women's, mustn't it be this trinity?
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People say you mustn't knock that and you have to respect that, it's rubbish.
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Both of us look forlornly at the bar, thinking that we shouldn't, we mustn't.
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Said passenger is asleep, they mustn't invade his privacy, much less disturb his slumber.
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"We mustn't let the pressure get to us," France's coach, Corinne Diacre, said Thursday.
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"Attitudes and norms can change; we mustn't despair of them never changing," Bogart said.
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Life is a dangerous business and if it works out well, you mustn't regret.
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They mustn't be forced to choose between their health and exercising their constitutional rights.
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If there are any blessings to be had, the request, surely, mustn't be partisan.
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Democrats said we mustn't restrict abortion rights, yet the bill places zero restrictions on abortion.
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"One mustn't create artificial deadlines to measure the success of what we're doing," he said.
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Once done, things like that needn't—mustn't, really—ever be done again, but they register.
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"We mustn't lose sight of the fact that BT is in good health overall," Patterson said.
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Vegetables must be offered frequently, without pressure -- and you mustn't get discouraged by the inevitable "no".
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He was like, 'I'm sitting there and I'm saying to myself, 'Sergey, you mustn't be afraid.
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Poland's crisis is Europe's alarm bell—and the country mustn't be left to fight it alone.
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"The government mustn't take a short-term view just to meet the EU's targets," said Sompong.
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I'm sure your childhood tuition teacher mustn't have been too happy when ODI matches were on.
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"We mustn't say that just because we are making progress the job is done," he said.
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Buried beneath all the "mustn't grumble" and "I'm terribly sorry, but…" is a streak of rebellion.
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But we mustn't forget that Putin's goal is not to secure deals, it is to divide.
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The American people, mediated by the Electoral College, delivered their verdict; mustn't it now be respected?
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Crowther stressed that the potential of forest restoration mustn't be at the expense of reducing carbon emissions.
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No, no, as fond as I am of her, we mustn't give in to such feminine fripperies!
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After all, a couple that agrees on everything is a couple that, therefore, mustn't challenge one another.
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If by some miracle he should serve out his first term, he mustn't be allowed a second.
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A simple T-shirt over an ample bosom is rendered obscene, and you mustn't be too tempting.
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"To say we mustn't go there 'just in case' is probably not a practical argument," she said.
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I'd say we mustn't forget what happened in Boston on April 15, 2013, but remembering is not enough.
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Your past mustn't define your future; however, your past does inform your talents, your dreams, and your goals.
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"We mustn't lose hope," he joked ahead of the NAFTA renegotiations that are due to begin next month.
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" In the final version of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," Willy Wonka exhorts Grandpa Joe, "You mustn't despair!
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"We mustn't take ourselves too seriously in this world of gossip," she told The Associated Press in 1987.
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You mustn't alter the amount of leavening in a recipe — each teaspoonful has only so much puff power.
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But it mustn't play out its bleakness too soon or there's nothing to lose, and thus no drama.
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We mustn't give short shrift to the other part of this vegetable-forward, balanced midsummer meal — the meat.
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We mustn't give short shrift to the other part of this vegetable-forward, balanced midsummer meal — the meat.
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At a time when our health insurance system is under debate, Ms. Lucas's tragic death mustn't be forgotten.
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You mustn't forget that there is somebody out there watching you, dreaming, and thinking: I have to have that.
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"You mustn't see this as some kind of 'woke' gesture — it's got nothing to do with that," he said.
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And yet, like every epic sporting story, it is when it all seems lost that we mustn't give up.
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She crouched, pulling the child to her, and whispered that the child mustn't ever do it again. Never. Never.
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Bohn's unit stopped functioning not long after arrival, but not because he removed the film that mustn't be removed.
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"We mustn't say to ourselves, by dogmatism, that we must absolutely redo the cathedral as it was," he said.
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"The UK's world-class reputation for upholding strong corporate governance mustn't be watered down," Morgan said in a statement.
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You want to look festive enough for your girls, but your lewk mustn't prompt any side-eye from Meemaw, either.
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"We mustn't define ourselves as the Brexit party," said David Lidington, cabinet office minister and effectively May's second in command.
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"We mustn't take ourselves too seriously in this world of gossip," Smith told the AP in 1987 about her career.
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But if King proved anything, it's that the threat of violence mustn't dissuade from acting those who would do good.
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Wolfgang Tillmans: Even though the music is still with us, one mustn't forget how different the world was back then.
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"We can't let July 30 happen, we mustn't," said children's health worker Rosa Toro, 52, blocking a road with friends.
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They mustn't betray their upper-crust privilege, as John Kerry did when he requested Swiss cheese on his Philly cheesesteak.
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Though Lacie insists that she couldn't, oh, she mustn't, Howard's eyes nonetheless light up with the hint of a spark.
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"We mustn't submit to the American proposals," said Gabriel, who is also the head of Germany's center-left Social Democratic Party.
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But you mustn't get discouraged, Libra, because life could always be so much worse: you could've been born Armin van Buuren.
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I really don't mean to preach a sermon at you, but you mustn't let your own fear keep you from him.
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They can criticize judicial decisions on the merits, for their reasoning, to their hearts' content, but they mustn't use threatening language.
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Parents of teenagers mustn't get their hopes up: the Social Media Addiction Reduction Technology (SMART) Act is unlikely to become law.
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"What has happened to me, how the situation has been mishandled -- it mustn't happen to any other woman," she told Amanpour.
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But front-runners mustn't lose, so it's possible the former vice president may be face a win or bust scenario here.
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Right now, they're all in the chorus of those telling the voters they mustn't vote for or even listen to Donald Trump.
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"We must always examine scrupulously requests for support from our partners - we mustn't affirm hastily, nor issue knee-jerk rejections," she said.
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Before we ring the victory bells, we mustn't forget that the legacy of this year's unusually low snowpack is still very real.
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I had the powerful sensation that these things were being transmitted to me and that I mustn't forget them at any cost.
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"We mustn't let mourning overwhelm us, because these hours are hours of battle, unity, courage and above all solidarity," Mr. Tsipras said.
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It is clear we must continue to help Americans understand how to protect themselves, but also that we mustn't recreate the wheel.
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We know, too, that there are many unknowns, and that we mustn't rush to judgment on the facts or what they mean.
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To keep doing so—in contrast to values advanced by Beijing—there mustn't be more than just a light dusting of regulation.
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"We mustn't forget that they (Renault) are fighting with Toro Rosso for a better position in the Constructors' championship," the team said.
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" He noted that the migrant crisis fueled fears that destabilized the Continent, "but we mustn't forget that Europe is made by immigrants.
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He'd crossed the line that a politician's advisers mustn't, to a place and prominence where only the most foolish of them tread.
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"We mustn't close our eyes to anti-Semitism, which is becoming increasingly frequent in parts of the Arab and Muslim community," she said.
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"We mustn't cave to any empire, or go running to the International Monetary Fund as Argentina did," said government supporter Ingrid Sequera, 51.
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But you get a bit more money, you move location, and you think, I mustn't bore people, I need to do something else.
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Gervais himself insists that punching down is a no-go: "You mustn't make [identity factors] the target to be ridiculed," he told THR.
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In a life in which the human capacity for outrage is limited and wanes, mustn't we aim it at the most egregious offense?
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Finding a New Way With Cosmic RaysDetecting hidden chambers or corridors is not easy for archaeologists, who mustn't damage ancient structures in any way.
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" In response, the Post reverted to a defensive crouch, arguing that its reporters mustn't tweet about controversial subjects that might affect the institution's "reputation.
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"Mustn't Hurry" glides along carefully before unfolding to display a huge, glowing keyboard figure that keeps spiraling around her vocals, underlining the melodic nuance.
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"One thing we learnt from Iraq is that we mustn't let the military campaign get too far ahead of the political process," he said.
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But as we kick off the centennial year of women winning the right to vote, we mustn't romanticize the story of the 19th Amendment.
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Bernie has given us an ideal to strive for, but we mustn't let our enthusiasm for that ideal blind us to the larger picture.
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But we mustn't let this mother of all scandals take up all our mental bandwidth: Health care for millions is also on the line.
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They're becoming far less wedded to revenue neutrality — the idea, favored by House and Senate Republican leadership, that tax cuts mustn't add to the deficit.
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He was respectful in sharing the pursuit and you felt you mustn't fail to bring anything but your best attention and respect for the transaction.
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We've been told we mustn't hug and kiss … But then why are they letting us still use public transport, which is possibly even riskier behavior?
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Meanwhile, the passions to block conservative speakers at Middlebury and the University of California, Berkeley, should also give us pause: Liberalism mustn't be illiberal. 11.
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Of course, the security response must be robust, well resourced and relentless, but we mustn't imagine that our security services alone can deal with this.
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More generally, we mustn't forget that the American dollars we spend on imports eventually return to America, either by foreigners purchasing American exports or making investments.
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While it may at first seem to be the more intuitive option, we mustn't simply write them all off as terrorists and throw them in jail.
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"You mustn't allow that first reaction to influence your ability to objectively weigh the cons as well as all the pros when they are presented," he advises.
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"And when you take up the challenge, you mustn't face it crying, you must smile through it," he said, his normally serious demeanor lifted into a grin.
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But that mustn't blind us to the economic, social, and technological progress that the present generation is experiencing to a larger degree than any other in history.
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If the army successfully assumes control, in the coming weeks and months, we mustn't be fooled into believing there will be any departure from Mr. Mugabe's politics.
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"They mustn't notice, because if they do, we haven't done our jobs right," said Dr. Robinson, of the N.P.L. What does Dr. Robinson mean by that statement?
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The RAISE Act might masquerade as something that's friendly to those concerned about having a skilled and educated populace in this country, but we mustn't be fooled.
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And while we debate the ideal health system, we mustn't forget that Trump and his allies are as determined as ever to undo the progress we've made.
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But he mustn't build his policy on the same empty promises and poor advice that stem from Washington and that have failed to address our legitimate grievances.
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What was incredible was that the women absolutely agree that women mustn't work and believe that the state has to provide them a salary to raise their kids.
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Why this matters: As the AP writes, the announcement "preserves the status quo even though President Donald Trump says it's a bad deal that mustn't stand as is."
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"I'll give you an example, but you mustn't include her name," she told interviewer David Marchese, who kept his end of the bargain and redacted the actress's name.
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But you mustn't let yourself go because you might get tired and not be ready to sing 'Vissi d'arte' where Tosca is addressing God with the question, why?
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"But we mustn't think of this as sort of leaving the EU and trying to keep bits of membership, what bits of membership will we keep," she said.
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"Today, we mustn't get stuck in nostalgia," Mr. Renzi told a crowd this week in Lingotto, the section of Turin that was once home to the automaker Fiat.
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It's all very sad, but we'll get over it… I guess it mustn't be nice for my mum… If Oasis ever got back together… if they do, they do.
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We mustn't allow terrorists or agendas of fear to own any of the words, concepts, or devotions found in the sacred text of a quarter of the world's population.
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It is fantastic that progress has been made since the financial crisis ("On the up", May 28th), but we mustn't neglect the factors that continue to hold women back.
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The crème brûlée is also insanely good, and if you're lucky enough to come when the sweetcorn ice cream is on the menu, you mustn't leave without trying it.
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After all, any economic system that gives you a tax-deductible week in Davos at the height of the ski season must have something to recommend it, mustn't it?
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"The young people must be willing to speak candidly about issues, and we mustn't tremble in the face of the institutions that try to silence us," the speech said.
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In this nightmare of Trumpism, we mustn't forget Douglass's words, just as we mustn't forget the dejection felt by those who suffered under the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 or in the anti-Japanese internment camps during World War II. Those actions contradicted America's alleged identity as a nation whose arms are open to the stranger, the outcast; a nation that, in theory, does not discriminate based upon race or national origin.
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The one thing you mustn't pair raki with is crappy friends, says Üryan Doğmuş, chef behind the dazzling Gile Restaurant, which specialises in traditional Turkish dishes with a contemporary twist.
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"I thought, they don't know who I am, they mustn't find out," she recalls, smiling to the camera — the director and, by extension, the viewer have become her trusted confidantes.
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This is the point in the essay where I should say that we mustn't lose hope, that we must impede Donald Trump at every step, and I do believe that.
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The First Amendment says that the government mustn't prohibit free expression, and his campaign against pro athletes, threatening them with the loss of their livelihoods, edges up to that territory.
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" But, he continues, "There is no blue without yellow and without orange, and if you put in the blue, then you must put in yellow and orange, too, mustn't you?
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Instead, his film's message is that love for art of all forms is what inspires all critics, professional or otherwise; that's what drives us, and that's what we mustn't forget.
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Trump should certainly "bring up potential areas of broader cooperation — including in Syria — but he mustn't focus on that at the exclusion of our significant areas of disagreement," Price said.
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"We are happy to negotiate, but it mustn't be under a sword of Damocles," she said, in an apparent reference to U.S. President Donald Trump's more belligerent stance on world trade.
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Plus, she had tolerated her husband better when he wasn't such a vain custodian of the ephemeral—one mustn't fawn over that which will rot, someone important must have once said.
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After the gods order Aeneas to abandon Dido and leave Carthage—he mustn't, after all, end up like Antony, the love slave of an African queen—he prepares to sneak away.
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And then you have these same conservatives block efforts to stop crazy people from purchasing guns on the grounds that they mustn't have their Second Amendment rights removed without due process.
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But as we scramble to understand the societal harms caused by one Silicon Valley behemoth, we mustn't turn a blind eye to those instigated by the rest of the technology industry.
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"French people have got into good habits, the Germans mustn't lose their good habits of respecting the ECB's independence," Sapin said, adding that his comments were meant as a "friendly" reminder.
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Perhaps the Bannon appointment didn't sink in fully until Tuesday, when Obama, in Greece, had chillier words of warning about the direction in which a Trump administration might — but mustn't — turn.
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"It's helpful to have this critique now at the start of the process and (the government department) mustn't waste this opportunity to get it right," the EEF's chief economist Lee Hopley said.
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You mustn't shove it down our throats by posting it on your story with a GIF or scribbles over it, concealing the very thing we just might have been interested in seeing.
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" One envisions Lady Justice fanning herself with a fainting couch in the background saying, "Oh my, as tempted as I am, I just mustn't rule that way, it simply wouldn't be proper.
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"One mustn't mix speed and hurriedness," he told the BFM TV news channel, adding that he did not think that Notre-Dame would remain fully closed for the duration of the construction.
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SHOW MUSTN'T GO ON In northern Italy, authorities sealed off the worst-affected towns and banned public gatherings across a wide area, halting the carnival in Venice, where there were two cases.
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In keeping with McQuade's belief that the elderly mustn't be forgotten, you can "adopt" a grandparent and spend the day with a nursing home resident who might not have grandchildren of their own.
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It sounds almost benevolent, but the tacit implication is that women must be protected from the awful things that people do; they mustn't sink to the level of people; they are not people.
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And once, a month ago, she had refused to shower in the school shower rooms, had clutched her hands to her ears and over her head, screaming the water mustn't touch her head.
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"Having heard (Brexit minister Stephen) Barclay on @BBCr4today it is clearly a trap designed to try to get May's terrible deal through, which some people have fallen for, but Labour mustn't," he said.
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When you were a child, you probably heard you mustn't go to school without breakfast, as an adult that same advice rings in your ears but that great advice can often get ignored.
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It shifts its setting from 23s Oregon to a space station some 23,000 miles from Earth, but it mustn't be a mere reskinning of the same gameplay ingredients—poke around here, stroll about there.
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While we're on the topic of SPF: Most of us rely on our foundation having SPF built in (which isn't enough coverage anyway), but this mustn't be an afterthought once you've stopped wearing base.
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"You mustn't be under the illusion that only high-ranking officials or public servants are targets," Social Democratic party leader Liviu Dragnea told thousands of supporters clad in white T-shirts and waving flags.
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"We mustn't forget that undernutrition remains a major global public health problem," commented Dr. Frank Hu, professor of nutrition and epidemiology at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in the United States.
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With 7 dead and 52 wounded near a playground in the Windy City- and little national outrage or media coverage- we mustn't become numb to the violence faced by inner city communities every day.
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Still, you mustn't look at that idea too closely or you'll wind up trapped in a perplexing tautology: Because married people are their own worst enemies they had better learn to destroy themselves. What?
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"They mustn't notice, because if they do, we haven't done our jobs right," said Dr. Robinson, of the N.P.L. Le Grand K will join its counterpart, the meter bar, in the archives of metrology.
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But in the tone CEO Mr. Cook has set for it, whatever Apple produces mustn't taint a pristine brand image that has helped the company collect 80% of the profits in the global smartphone market.
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"The government mustn't allow people to dig deep wells because it has caused many problems," said Mohammad Karim, 60, who said he was too old to carry water up to his home on a hill.
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"The pope said what we well know, when we follow his teaching and his positions: that one mustn't build walls, but bridges," a Vatican spokesperson said on Vatican Radio on Friday, according to NBC News.
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I could hear Dr. Singh saying I shouldn't get out my phone, that I mustn't look up the same questions over and over, but I got it out anyway, and reread the "Human Microbiota" Wikipedia article.
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"We mustn't dramatize the risk of instability, we are quite inoculated against it," he said, in reference to Italy's frequent changes of government, adding that elsewhere in Europe there has been "an Italianisation of political systems".
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Leaving her alone in his mansion, he hands her his big ring of keys, instructing her to enjoy the use of all the rooms but one—one that is his only and that she mustn't go into.
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Some people have jumped to the defense of the unit by saying that you simply must keep an eye on the food as it cooks and mustn't take the timer recommendations in the provided recipes as gospel.
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Why is it that we refuse so stubbornly to be convinced, refuse even to listen—just run, out of breath, from one night to the next, as if death were a party and we mustn't be late.
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"The trade secretary quite rightly pointed out that of course this issue is important but we mustn't concentrate just on this one issue when we look at the huge potential that a trade deal can bring," he said.
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We also mustn't forget that the president has never released his tax returns, he refused to sever ties with his businesses, and he is burning through our money going to golf courses or his properties with decadent regularity.
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The tentative openers "Wanna Sip" and "Mustn't Hurry" end up where she and you had hoped before concerns about unsafe spaces and fraught hookups culminate with the free-abortion-on-demand "This Country": "This country"—and she means Sweden!
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" Although Mr. Macron didn't specify exactly to whom he was alluding with the remark, he later claimed that he meant "all of those who for the past 15 years have said we mustn't move in France and in Europe.
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"Russians, even westernized Russians, think that sportsmen mustn't take responsibility for the actions of sports officials, and they assess the Paralympics ban as discrimination of the disabled," Andrei Kolesnikov, a senior associate for the Carnegie Moscow Center, told VICE Sports.
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One of the satirical online paper's recent headlines, "Eric Trump Scolds Father That He Mustn't Inquire About The Businesses, For He's Sworn Not To Tell," is a pretty faithful description of the firewall between the 45th president and his family firm.
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We mustn't abandon him or her, only the founding Romantic idea upon which the Western understanding of marriage has been based the last 250 years: that a perfect being exists who can meet all our needs and satisfy our every yearning.
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However, given the arguable affect his incendiary rhetoric seems to have on the public as well as the government agencies under his control, we mustn't rest in safeguarding the single most important right granted under the document Trump swore to protect.
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Leonard was 5 years old when his father started experiencing severe angina attacks, prompting his mother to caution him, "You mustn't get him excited; it might kill him," he recalled in an interview with the International Forum of Psychoanalysis in 2011.
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And it mustn't diminish the fact that Sanders's candidacy would represent a large bet — titanic, one might say — on the willingness of the American public to embrace drastic economic and social change in an era of relative peace and prosperity.
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That's more or less the full lineup for the primary contestants, but we mustn't forget to acknowledge the merry antics of the conniving Thenardiers, the innkeepers from whom Valjean rescues the abused young Cosette (nicely sung by McKayla Twiggs at the reviewed performance).
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Tesla is actively recruiting tech bros and high-middle-class earners to the electric side, but we mustn't forget: it took an eccentric billionaire with a grand master plan to compete against powerful government influencers and force other automakers to become competitive.
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I mean, the chances of any of us experiencing a water landing are incredibly slim yet we all know that our our life jacket can be found under our seat and that we mustn't to inflate it until we exit the aircraft.
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Cookie Monster was once a bad example, designed to teach children about self-control — one mustn't always eat cookies — but so much of Sesame Street's ethos is about love and kindness for others, for the nuances of the human race, for oneself.
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While we can hope that this example of President Trump's vindictive post-impeachment behavior may be promptly struck down by our independent federal judiciary, we mustn't lose sight of this president's other dangerous acts of retaliation, which may lack readily available judicial remedies.
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"There's definitely symbolic value to people clearly stating their preferences that their untimely passing mustn't be used as an excuse for the criminal justice system to devastate the life of another," said Leo Beletsky, associate professor of law and health sciences at Northeastern University.
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" "If the PM's 'deal' satisfies no-one and can't command a majority, we mustn't fall for her spin that the UK crashing out of EU without a deal is then inevitable - instead we should take the opportunity to get better options back on the table.
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Bear in mind that you will be rolling the dough out more once the rounds are cut out, and also that you will be using a rather wet and heavy filling, so the dough mustn't be too thin- otherwise, the dumplings will burst in the pan.
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The many esteemed British character actors who didn't board the SS Harry Potter seem to have ended up here instead, padding about privileged surroundings, brooding over the 1936 abdication and warning young Lilibeth that she mustn't be a big silly and do the things she wants to do.
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"While we should take the outbreak seriously, we mustn't panic and behave in a manner that is disproportionate to the threat we are confronted with," said Wilder-Smith, who was a front-line clinician at Singapore's Tan Tock Seng Hospital during the severe acute respiratory syndrome outbreak in 2003.
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Among the most popular variants is the suggestion to watch something instead of listening to a song: If you start watching INCEPTION at 10:113:56 P.M. on New Year's Eve, Tom Hardy will say "You mustn't be afraid to dream a little bigger, darling" right when the clock strikes midnight.
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Even before states began ordering residents to stay home in recent days, cities including New York and Los Angeles had made moves to contain the rapidly spreading virus by closing all their bars and restaurants, except for delivery and takeout; Broadway also had decided that this is one time when the show mustn't go on.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Georgia Tech/GizmodoWhen it comes to naming the world's fastest creature, it's tempting to think of peregrine falcons, cheetahs, or marlins, but as researchers from Georgia Institute of Technology are apt to point out, we mustn't forget Spirostomum ambiguum—a worm-like creature that reaches breakneck speeds through rapid shrinkage.
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And yet we mustn't forget where we are today, with distorted pricing in virtually all markets and extremely levered public and private balance sheets, all driven by monetary interventionism on a scale never seen before: By most measures, the stock market is as expensive as it has been for a century, save only the giddy late 1990s.
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He has a good opportunity to rise above it, first by clarifying how exactly that photo ended up on his yearbook page — and whether he's one of the people in the picture, as he now claims he isn't — and then by explaining why the casual racism of a past generation mustn't be communicated to the present.
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Trumka, who is , president of the AFL-CIO, said the Democratic Party mustn't allow itself to be outflanked by presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE over the issue of trade.
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And I still can't wrap my head around the idea that married people, or people in serious relationships, couldn't possibly spend a single evening by themselves—or are more deserving of a little extra social cushion, as if once you're in a SeRiOuS rElAtiOnsHiP you mustn't be separated from the person you're dating (who you'll probably be separated from in a few years, statistically speaking, sorry).
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Please let me carry your luggage for you May you find happiness above the clouds The people around us hustle along The chaos that surrounds use We reach security, I can't go further The last time these eyes see yours The ticket stamped and I'm given one last glance A wave of a hand and a bittersweet smile You're going to better and brighter places, Far away from me Resting on my nightstand A journal, your journal You've forgotten it You'd never let me read it It stays with me, daring me to explore your thoughts But I mustn't, I can't break your trust I can't break what's already broken And the drops on my cheeks aren't rain, Are they?
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