" 'Non-existent human rights issue' The official added that the US had been deliberately provocative with last week's sanctions on the "non-existent 'human rights issue.
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" In typical Ellen fashion, DeGeneres ended her speech with a tongue-in-cheek quip â€" thanking her non-existent husband "Mark" and their non-existent children at length.
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My understanding of American football was — and remains — non-existent.
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"There were no subliminal messages on that TV program... I have been detained for a non-existent message, over a non-existent crime," he said according to a copy of his defense statement posted online.
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A question for Republicans: Why do you pass laws to stop non-existent bathroom attacks and almost non-existent voter fraud but you do nothing to act against gun violence when hundreds die every week?
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They offered services where state institutions and services are non-existent.
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We were seemingly chasing a non-existent bug in our system.
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I don&apost believe that they make up non existent sources.
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There are innumerable cracked sidewalks and steep or non-existent curbs.
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Medical care for China's retired migrants is patchy to non-existent.
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Treatment was basically non-existent and rotting teeth were typically pulled.
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It was conducted a non-existent group called NK Financial Research.
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On the whole, they offered half solutions for non-existent problems.
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He showed "non-existent red flags" this is according to officials.
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The compete level was non-existent, and I told them that.
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With 3D analysis, the risk of counterfeits is essentially non-existent.
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Renewable energy was practically non-existent on federal land before 85033.
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And, since then, news on the production has been non-existent.
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The HDP tweeted its rejection of Yuksekdag's ban as "non-existent".
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It's also the President's repeated assertions about non-existent voter fraud.
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Outside San Juan, the capital, cell service was virtually non-existent.
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We didn't have the internet and social media was non-existent.
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Your folders could be non-existent or organised with military precision.
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We found this last line of defense is virtually non-existent.
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I mean, why would science be applied to a non-existent issue?
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All of these are scarce or non-existent in bamboo as well.
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But on some carriers' maps, a third classification exists: the non-existent.
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They are passive, mute, opaque, and non-existent as objects of desire.
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The line between TV and traditional computer is now virtually non-existent.
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But on a geographic-basis, these vehicles are scarce to non-existent.
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Daily moves of 1 percent or more have been virtually non-existent.
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Concepts like rate limiting are virtually non-existent in such a scenario.
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Still, our ability to do anything about such eruptions is non-existent.
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Phony and non-existent "sources" are being used more often than ever.
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Among high-income men, the effects on labour supply are non-existent.
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But the link between Christ and Rudolph is tenuous to non-existent.
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Double leverage is non-existent at present at the holding company level.
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But scammers know this and offer non-existent medical billing jobs online.
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An off-camera briefing makes the briefing non-existent for many people.
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"Public safety is non-existent in many Alaska Native villages," Wallner said.
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However, several players say negotiations on a way forward are non-existent.
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The first day after the storm, cellphone service was essentially non-existent.
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An American government watchdog has documented non-existent schools and "ghost" pupils.
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But so far the results are non-existent, and the risks serious.
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The House bill's future if it gets the votes: Still non-existent.
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Non-existent pubic hair that's seemingly been singed off with a blowtorch.
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Trust between parties is non-existent and escalation is a serious risk.
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That can only add to the otherwise non-existent production values, right?
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Prior this word, we were almost non-existent in our own culture.
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"The demand for air travel is essentially non-existent," the airline said.
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The evidence for 'inevitable societal collapse' is very weak to non-existent.
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In 2010, the solar industry in the UK was virtually non-existent.
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" Another Carlson banner said "BENEFITS OF RECENT WARS HAVE BEEN NON-EXISTENT.
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When arguing constitutional questions, however, they should not invent non-existent ones.
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The cellular phone network is recovering, but remains almost entirely non-existent.
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Now, secular options in AA are officially considered non-existent in Toronto.
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His output for the rest of the round was near non-existent.
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Pattie Mallette has been "pretty non-existent" in Bieber's life ... so he says.
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Chopra and Malhotra are stilted and ineffective, and their chemistry is non-existent.
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Indeed, archaeological evidence for the North Pacific Coast route is practically non-existent.
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Wait times to read and load games were as good as non-existent.
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The initial public offering (IPO) market in 2016 has been practically non-existent.
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Hand in hand with my dim confidence came a non-existent love life.
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Like, did he think the BLM movement was for a non-existent cause?
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They are based in areas where its writ is minimal or non-existent.
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But at the same time, the arm's lifting capabilities are near non-existent.
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At that time Facebook and Twitter were, respectively, new-born and non-existent.
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Now that Democrats control the House, the chances of implementation are non-existent.
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Sadly, grammar instruction for teachers in many Anglophone countries is almost non-existent.
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Products are late, non-existent, or arrive doing half of what was promised.
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Several Chinese companies promote Ms Li's still non-existent centre on their websites.
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Slider was kind of non-existent, and it's tough to pitch that way.
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Another test showed that shock propagation below the engine was virtually non-existent.
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Maybe audiences like Jimmy Fallon because he is utterly ignorable, utterly non-existent.
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News is non-existent in this country on these so-called news channels.
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Generally, given Oklahoma City's non-existent outside shooting, this sort of makes sense.
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Webroot SecureAnywhere Internet Security Plus's greatest strength is its near non-existent footprint.
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So if you played in a club, is the stress totally non-existent?
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The truth is that election fraud is nearly non-existent in U.S. elections.
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Once in place, the operating costs of renewable energy are almost non-existent.
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"The dating life is pretty non-existent since the show," he told People.
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But surprisingly, the impact on the German economy is non-existent so far.
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If Cuomo's progressive record as governor was debatable, Patrick's was almost non-existent.
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That's when the issuances will come and the covenance will be non-existent.
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It is hers, and any attention to her audience is practically non-existent.
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Financial support for those leaving detention centers also appears to be non-existent.
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Overpacked cells and non-existent healthcare is a great way to catch tuberculosis.
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Instead they coyly focus their rhetoric on a non-existent food safety scare.
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From February 2016-January 2018, volatility in the stock market was non-existent.
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Studies have consistently shown that in-person voter fraud is virtually non-existent.
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Our testing facilities, and knowledge, are virtually non-existent; recovery will take years.
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And even the thought of a honeymoon, should she win, seems non-existent.
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There is already huge interest and pent-up demand for this non-existent device.
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Food chains and industry would become completely dysfunctional, and in some cases, non-existent.
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Now that we're adults, though, that special springtime ritual is pretty much non-existent.
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FACTS about the North Korean economy are not so much alternative as non-existent.
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The packs seemed to go from virtually non-existent to every backpack over night.
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The lettuce and tomatoes have the same crunch and mild, almost non-existent flavor.
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Cynics may conclude that thousands of non-existent service firms are inflating GDP data.
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"The law enforcement in Vietnam around wildlife trade is virtually non existent," said Willemsen.
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Security operations at airports have not been impacted by a non-existent sick out.
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The Alabama Democratic Party is dysfunctional and deeply riven, its infrastructure almost non-existent.
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"My non-existent Roman grandmother would roll over in her grave," Brioza says, drily.
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This ban officially remains in place today, though enforcement is now largely non-existent.
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Spot trade in the Far East was almost non-existent this week, sources said.
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But doesn't mean you shouldn't buy a beautiful cover for your non-existent AirPower.
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Many small-business owners have little collateral, patchy records and non-existent credit histories.
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In Brazil, researchers were puzzled to find markets selling "douradinha", a non-existent species.
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Unfortunately, in practical terms, this is one area where progress appears almost non-existent.
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The median lines on some roads are almost non-existent, as is smooth paving.
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With public transport networks virtually non-existent, its aging roads are clogged with traffic.
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Yet Metro's service has become so poor as to become – quite literally – non-existent.
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Tailor-made controllers for disabled people are near non-existent in the gaming world.
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"Here, the red flag warnings were either non-existent or very imperceptible," Abbott said.
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According to audiences, the screams were virtually non-existent in "The Scream Team" (2002).
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"The demand for international air travel is essentially non-existent," Scandinavian Airlines said Sunday.
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Bonus ball: Montana = 85033 Electoral College votes Polling is all but non-existent here.
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The lack of a corpse made the possibility of prosecution — always unlikely — almost non-existent.
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"Cooking fuel, fuel for generators, basic food, clean water is almost non-existent," she said.
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CM 99/00 provides a beautiful, non-existent alternative to the game's lousy historical reality.
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"I consider these so-called rights of intervention non-existent, and illegal," Kotzias told journalists.
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As both clips show, Mischief does enjoy being stroked, just like Quintana's non-existent rabbit.
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Accessibility is the highest it's ever been as barriers to entry are virtually non-existent.
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Or… I don't know, the non-existent pop cultural touchstone for the American fruit industry?
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My gut tells me that Gulülu is an expensive solution to a non-existent problem.
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My gut tells me that Gulülu is an expensive solution to a non-existent problem.
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The differences range from grammatical adjustments to correcting a citation of a non-existent law.
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FOR MOST of Western history, childhood was nasty, brutish and short, or even non-existent.
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The toys-to-life genre, once a powerful market force, is virtually non-existent today.
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But reefs are obviously underwater, so the same type of information is basically non-existent.
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They simultaneously represent many women and the non-existent ideal put forth by the media.
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NEW YORK — During spring training Chad Green's slider was non-existent and needed drastic improvement.
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Trump and his supporters insist that the reported problems are either overblown or non-existent.
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You can't do a display, and the space for a battery is virtually non-existent.
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What to watch: In the 26s and 22028s, China's space program was virtually non-existent.
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Their elitism is unbounded but their desire to actually participate in governing is non-existent.
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In most areas outside of the island's capital, jobs and educational opportunities are non-existent.
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Buttigieg's support is almost non-existent among California's non-white voters; just 2% back him.
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The coalition's investigations of civilian casualties are woefully insufficient, while Houthi investigations are non-existent.
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"The risk of the law collapsing is very slim if not non-existent," Levitt said.
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Space and noise problems were non-existent once I moved to the upgraded room type.
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His minutes are down, his confidence is low, and his offensive role is non-existent.
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The combat is bad, the guns feel ineffective, and the feedback from monsters almost non-existent.
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Competitor Uber also encourages EVs for drivers, with an emphasis on the non-existent fuel costs.
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"Sales to India have been almost non-existent," said Zaid Qadoumi, chief executive at Broadgrain Commodities.
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Then there's cross-platform support—limited and fiddly on Windows, and almost non-existent for Android.
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As we mentioned in the #1 Financial Fail, savings are almost non-existent for my generation.
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The EQ Engine sits flat and its silhouette is non-existent unless you wear tighter shirts.
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ICE is almost non-existent anyway, why in the world would you get rid of it?
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If everyone who can get vaccinated does, outbreaks are small to non-existent, the CDC says.
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Maps trace routes through the non-existent old town, highlighting the homes of the first caliphs.
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Their chemistry is non-existent and you have to wonder how Michelle can fall for Sushrut.
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But Omidyar said this afternoon that any perceived animus between himself and Thiel is non-existent.
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And that's when I realized that while I may be strong, my endurance is non-existent.
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For the most part, people obey rules without questioning their often flimsy or non-existent rationale.
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Yes, even though said sexual history is non-existent, it's still an egregious breach of confidence.
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I navigated my non-existent sex life in high school by avoiding intimacy like the plague.
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"Unfortunately, manufacturing job growth remains virtually non-existent," said Mark Hamrick, senior economic analyst at Bankrate.com.
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Some even created demos that showed how their stuff would look on the non-existent device.
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By the time Dina returned for season 6, her relationship with Caroline was nearly non-existent.
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And yet John Kasich persists, even though his path to the Republican nomination is non-existent.
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OneCoin defrauded investors to the tune of $3.8 billion, for example, with a non-existent cryptocurrency.
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And for upwardly mobile families, intangible benefits like at-home financial education can be non-existent.
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Character development is non-existent, to the point that things stop making sense after a while.
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In my head, the rest of the band is non-existent and I'm matching that bassline.
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Rain in the Peruvian capital is almost non-existent, with average annual precipitation of 7 millimeters.
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Going back to XM: It's incompatible with the renderings of this type of non-existent city.
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The conversation around sexuality and sex in general is almost non-existent in many Vietnamese households.
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Federal criminal prosecutions of financial firms in America were almost non-existent before the 2008 crisis.
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Both sides are very dug in here and the prospects for change are virtually non-existent.
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According to the International Commission of Jurists, "the separation of powers is non-existent," in Venezuela.
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Their Medicare funding should also cover support for their families, something that is currently non-existent.
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Internet connections can be slow or non-existent, and in many places card payments are rare.
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Trips to the free-throw line are virtually non-existent and his usage is painfully low.
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"Long story short, the punishment of Amazon's stock doesn't fit the non-existent crime," he said.
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Even with a text notification, Saudi women's marital rights remain largely the same: effectively non-existent.
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Electricity is almost non-existent and millions of citizens are struggling without basic necessities, including water.
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Several species of bacteria that were common in the Hadza were non-existent in other groups.
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Queer characters are practically non-existent and show up less than 2 percent of the time.
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When there are tight deadlines, I see my process as a "wringing out" non-existent wisdom.
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"If it isn't outright malicious its overall security is pretty much non-existent," Evans told us.
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The commission had been criticized as a misguided step to solve a practically non-existent problem.
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There's no consistent electricity in the camp, and running water is intermittent; hot water non-existent.
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You'd better tell these non-existent people who live in your letterbox to wrap up warm.
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On several commemorative stamps, her achievements were incorrectly attributed to a non-existent cat named Félix.
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In New Jersey, Newark Airport lines are almost non-existent amid growing fears of air travel.
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To make matters worse, the pharmaceutical industry's requirements to ship drug orders are almost non-existent.
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Unlike his other centrist opponent, Biden, his support among black voters nationwide is virtually non-existent.
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"While the benefits from debt are low to non-existent, the costs are immense," he wrote.
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The field of genetic genealogy at the time was non-existent, so the case remained dormant.
|
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When pressed, operators said the money was going to Conservative Leaders PAC, a non-existent PAC.
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Neither island has a pier, and ferry crossings are infrequent or, depending on weather, non-existent.
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The effect of this money-flood on consumer price inflation has been small to non-existent.
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Trump, at a lunch with African leaders, refers to the non-existent country of "Nambia." pic.twitter.
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Funding is highly inconsistent, and federal authority to cut across jurisdictional lines is basically non-existent.
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Virtually non-existent until last year, ICOs raised over $270 billion in 2171, according to Autonomous Next.
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As there is no caching of data, SSL certificate management, security and compliance issues are non-existent.
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"Here maybe the opportunities are few, but in Tunisia the opportunities are totally non-existent," he said.
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The company's carrier play is non-existent in a country where most phones are purchased through telecoms.
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"The dating life is pretty non-existent since the show," the former Bachelorette star admits to PEOPLE.
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As for the others listed above, their online stores are either non-existent or very, very inaccessible.
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One of those non-existent children was still alive, according to her EHR, and one had died.
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They reported on Trump's mafia connections, his virtually non-existent philanthropy, and his extensive ties to Russia.
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The foot pedals feature dopey "play" and "pause" symbols, and the dash is almost entirely non-existent.
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There&aposs really not anyone like them out there right now based on my non-existent research.
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They invent outrages, such as the rape by German NATO soldiers of a non-existent Lithuanian orphan.
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Clever folks have used it to created programs that generate random human faces and non-existent cats.
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Smaller artists aren't as well represented and the crappy covers that flood Spotify are virtually non-existent.
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Search options are pretty much non-existent in the Photos part of iCloud on the web too.
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Other people's faces, the sound of wind, and even my smoldering-green-eyed instructor were non-existent.
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His animations are clunky, floppy, or non-existent, depending on the maneuver you're trying to pull off.
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"Don't follow us or you're next," he threatens the non-existent other terrorists at this hypothetical beheading.
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The likelihood that any of this happens is almost non-existent, but WB needs to do something.
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On Wednesday, Trump promised to get to the bottom of the non-existent problem of voter fraud.
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A utopia is by definition imaginary, non-existent; they work best when the inhabitants are designed, too.
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One mission has you tricking a Martin Shkreli caricature into buying a non-existent hip-hop album.
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Browsing the internet back then was painful most of the time, and Wi-Fi was non-existent.
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In regions of the world where labor standards are poor or non-existent, TPP offers additional protection.
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Google's opening statement was non-existent, which instantly made them the ceremonial punching bag for the committee.
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There may be a story here and there, but for the most part they are non-existent.
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"The treatment is non-existent," said Mohamed Maylood Al-Sabouh, whose wife is a cancer patient there.
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His policy agenda is stalled; his relationship with congressional leaders is non-existent; the Mueller investigation looms.
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I was becoming more successful and making more money, but my personal time was almost non-existent.
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Once inside, lines snaked in every direction as people searched and searched for that non-existent cheese.
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Twitter or Facebook alone are not going to conjure a non-existent community out of thin air.
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"Whatever we tried, it was just really bad or non-existent," Stephenson told Business Insider on Friday.
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Contrary to some perceptions, fintech regulation isn't non-existent in both countries; neither are regulators totally ineffective.
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I go up onto the roof to enjoy the sun and work on my non-existent tan.
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Large numbers are in and along border and coastal areas with loose or non-existent immigration checks.
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But most reporters who cover the agency weren't in the room, and cameras were nearly non-existent.
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However, as the economy improved and workplace enforcement remained virtually non-existent, illegal immigration crept back up.
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In 22010, the company went bankrupt, thanks to skyrocketing costs and a nearly non-existent customer base.
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Third, the correlations between measures of economic stress and vote switching were either weak or non-existent.
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This week Le Monde ran an editorial entitled "The challenges of hegemony", fretting about the "non-existent" opposition.
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The fraudsters demanded payments of as much as $2,900 to stop them from releasing the non-existent video.
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"When we first started … the whole venture capital scene in Singapore was nascent, almost non-existent," Quek says.
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Uber's "service to people who require wheelchair accessible vehicles ranges from token to non-existent," court documents said.
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Because a non-existent paper seems to have been cited over four hundred times by supposedly reputable research.
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Another issue is the search option, which doesn't exist, and accessibility without paying, which is also non-existent.
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To be constantly criticized for the smallest (or even non-existent) mistakes sounds exhausting — and that's a fact.
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"The literature on eating disorders in male athletes is almost non-existent, it is so small," she said.
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But 2005-06 saw the emergence of "covenant-lite" loans in which such restrictions were virtually non-existent.
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This means the chances of trafficked victims being detected and getting help are almost non-existent, campaigners say.
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As a student, Samarin found that the line between his faux identity and his reality was non-existent.
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There are few addiction treatment centers, harm-reduction services are virtually non-existent, and methadone therapy is illegal.
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Reliable data are almost non-existent, so it is unclear exactly how much the government owes international creditors.
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Save several obscure references in petroleum journals from the 1930s, scientific documentation of the river is non-existent.
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The result is an edge to edge display, making the side bezels virtually non-existent in the process.
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For most, the evidence for their effectiveness or safety in humans is either lacking or completely non-existent.
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The letter comes at a time when contractors are being laid off and treated as virtually non-existent.
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Illustration: Jim CookeEarlier this month, a non-existent bear named Ron did not attend an anti-vaccine rally.
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Flagged instances are becoming more frequent, but the harm to your privacy or system is virtually non-existent.
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A non-existent company once made a hoax takeover offer for Avon, which briefly made the stock pop.
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"Nominations have been incredibly slow — if almost non-existent in terms of the committee," said panel member Sen.
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"Spaces with those vast white walls are just non-existent when you're in Charleston," Erin Nathanson tells Creators.
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USA Today said two cases involved the original text referring to incorrect or non-existent provisions of law.
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For landlords, the poor or non-existent data about their housing stock and resultant maintenance and repair inefficiencies.
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But eradicating it needs Iraqi troops (as yet unprepared) and ground forces in Syria (as yet non-existent).
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Affordable housing is almost non-existent in many major cities where gentrification has uprooted long standing black residents.
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Micromobility — electric personal vehicles — has gone from being non-existent to ubiquitous across cities all over the world.
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Trump frequently cites non-existent polling to argue he would easily beat Hillary Clinton in the general election.
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" Trump criticized her reporting as having "non-existent 'sources' and a drunk/drugged up loser who hates Michael.
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The sourcing for these stories is usually non-existent — that's how rumors work — but their ramifications are heavy.
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The awareness of efficiency and of cleaner engineering and technology was almost non-existent, it was just starting.
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It was rough going — my distance swimming and rowing experience is virtually non-existent — but I made it.
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The odds that Trump will be removed from office remain exceedingly small, but they are not non-existent.
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Thank you so much for taking the time out of your non-existent free time to do this.
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China's enforcement of multilateral sanctions against North Korea, meanwhile, remains virtually non-existent, something U.S. officials have acknowledged.
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Privacy protections range from strong in some countries to others where rules restricting police access are non-existent.
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But Copts in Tanta said security was almost non-existent on Sunday despite repeated warnings in recent weeks.
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But in Senegal's seaside capital and neighboring countries in West Africa, the protests were small or non-existent.
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" Ball claims "Bloomberg holds the views common in the 1-percent and virtually non-existent in the wild.
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Prior to the accident, Fox confessed to Entertainment Tonight that she and the actor's sex life was non-existent.
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It's fast-absorbing, finishes like a matte dream, and feels essentially non-existent as soon as it sinks in.
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Testifying at the hearing, Camp offered this defense for his comments: "a non-existent" knowledge of Canadian criminal law.
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Blue Point clearly didn't get my non-existent memo and is celebrating the holiday by releasing a special IPA.
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Reproducibility and automation are especially difficult for homespun systems whose components are open source, unsupported and/or non-existent.
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Bringing access to the internet to places where it is scarce or non-existent could be a huge business.
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Though, Hammer noted the video was taken of him "trying to keep the non-existent vibe alive" between takes.
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That is, of course, when Fortnite was fresh on iOS, non-existent on Android and with fewer overall players.
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" "The chance of getting the herpes simplex virus from a VR headset is so remote, it's practically non-existent.
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Still, Schroeder said that possibility is "practically non-existent" as private bondholders would lose almost everything in that scenario.
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My masterpiece was to paint the seam of a non-existent stocking on the bare leg of an actress!
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They all have cerebellums that are damaged in one way or another, not completely non-existent ones like Ethan.
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According to Eliezer Papo of Ben Gurion University, academic co-operation, which used to be "non-existent" has exploded.
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As so many American liberals are fond of pointing out, poverty is virtually non-existent in the Nordic countries.
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Exhaustive surveys are almost non-existent in Congo, where poor roads and little electricity make polling difficult or unreliable.
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It shows Marx on stage in an empty auditorium, belting out "The Internationale" anthem to a non-existent audience.
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Delayed trains at best, none at all when the proverbial shit is really hitting that equally non-existent fan.
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When I was lit, I would fixate on perceived, often non-existent, slights that had been done to me.
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Demand for ivory in China was practically non-existent and tusks could be bought for under $7 a kilogram.
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Harry, 31, told the BBC that the line between his public and personal life had become almost non-existent.
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Trump's diet (garbage), exercise routine (non-existent), and sleep habits (natch) have been gossipy fodder for quite a while.
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But the effect on inflation has been non-existent (and the effect on economic growth is still in dispute).
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"Most of the time, we played on weekdays, to non-existent crowds save for a few friends," Zul says.
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Hatsune Miku is the world's most prominent non-existent pop star, so she's a natural fit for virtual reality.
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But on Capitol Hill, the sense that something can be done to stop future shootings was almost non-existent.
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The caravans, as Trump calls them, are being used by Republicans to frighten Americans of a non-existent threat.
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"The logistical chain in Puerto Rico isn't just broken, at this point it is virtually non-existent," Rubio said.
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Meanwhile the government was also pushing to develop virtually non-existent secondary trading in local debt instruments, Cisse added.
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In fact, the only program Trump has advocated cutting is the "Department of Environmental", a non-existent federal agency.
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He said a forensic investigation had found "fraudulent transactions" of 220 million rupees ($3.29 million) involving "non-existent parties".
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This JV was undertaken to promote a computer hardware industry in India which was non-existent at that time.
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But they've clearly outlined their case that Sanders' path to the nomination is virtually non-existent at this point.
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Let's remember that this is a man who impersonated a non-existent staffer in the Trump organization -- John Barron!
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When Rocket Fiber launched, access to fiber-based infrastructure was extremely limited in Michigan and non-existent in Detroit.
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Frenchly, however, the non-existent man was permitted conjugal visits during his imprisonment, one of which resulted in Edmond.
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For these reasons, Iran&aposs ability to launch airstrikes on US interests in the region are largely non-existent.
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"The logistical chain in Puerto Rico isn't just broken, at this point it is virtually non-existent," Rubio wrote.
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The UFC legend told MMAJunkie's Simon Head his vision from that eye was "pretty much non-existent" ever since.
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In Europe, inflation remained almost non-existent in January with consumer prices growing a mere 0.3 percent year-on-year.
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Electricity was non-existent until a few years ago, when a solar farm was built on the edge of town.
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Many Republicans are clearly grumbling that the pace of the legislative agenda is not just halting but almost non-existent.
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"Those kinds of institutional checks and balances are non-existent ... or at least are very weak in Turkey," Hakura said.
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A long term and fiery critic of the government and elites, Leung's support outside that camp is likely non-existent.
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Enforcement, however, is almost non-existent in Europe and no penalties have ever been issued for carmakers contravening emissions rules.
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Since the demise of the old system, health-insurance coverage has been patchy and in rural areas mostly non-existent.
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Blame carriers for being more interested in hyping virtually non-existent 5G technologies instead of replacing their antiquated SMS systems.
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Major lead-up stories to President Obama's big speech at the convention on Wednesday night are almost non-existent now.
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Around 35 percent of lung cancer is the result of copying errors, while heredity plays a virtually non-existent role.
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"Security operations at airports have not been impacted by a non-existent sick out," he tweeted in part on Friday.
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"Therefore, the chances for an anti-Assad uprising in western Aleppo are non-existent," the Washington Institute visiting fellow added.
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It took a little while to untangle because their English was not brilliant and my wife's Mandarin is non-existent.
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In heavyweight mixed martial arts, where one thunderous punch can end a fight in a blink, they're nearly non-existent.
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Ten years ago, mobile phones were virtually non-existent in Ethiopia despite being fairly common in some parts of Africa.
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Your freedom to wander, to push the story in a direction rather than letting it unfold naturally, is non-existent.
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The FBI Redacted the Names of DC Comic Book Characters to Protect Their Non-Existent PrivacySuperman can sleep soundly tonight.
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One was that it had to be short, easy to remember, and four letter names are just non-existent now.
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Earlier this month, Conway repeatedly made references to a non-existent terrorist attack — the "Bowling Green massacre" — during media interviews.
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Rubio's 2020 play Rubio knew his path to the Republican nomination was non-existent once Trump crushed him in Florida.
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Given the weak-to-non existent data presented in the film, the latter seems to be a pretty good possibility.
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Unlike presidents of the past, his grip on the decades before his inauguration appears, at times, tenuous or non-existent.
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"Oh, I can feel you moving inside of me," he says to the imaginary baby in his non-existent uterus.
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But in those days ARVs were costly, and ways of getting them to people in poor countries nearly non-existent.
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Throughout the campaign, political commentary on the U.S. nuclear arsenal and global anti-proliferation measures has been almost non-existent.
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I put Gorka's #CPAC rant about Democrats' non-existent plan to steal your hamburgers over an old McDonald's Hamburglar commercial.
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As for taste, it's pretty much non-existent on the current gelatinous version of the EPFL's early-stage edible robot.
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Six months in prison was a wakeup call and an experience that left his margin for error nearly non existent.
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LPC calls Radioshack, Sam Goody, and GameStop to check to see if they have some non-existent product in stock.
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Because the virus only appeared to impact gay men and intravenous drug users, the federal response was borderline non-existent.
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But while the Right to Try laws attempt to solve a non-existent problem, patients deal with very real obstacles.
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Sessions's record in support of efforts to bring needed reform to the nation's criminal justice system is virtually non-existent.
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I admire anyone who is interested in a teaching career knowing that the likelihood of becoming wealthy is non-existent.
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Plus, it can be a bit embarrassing to talk about non-existent revenues in the early days of a company.
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Unfortunately, a single peaceful event can do only so much for a situation in which trust is virtually non-existent.
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She told a receptionist she was there to attend a non-existent "United Nations Chinese American Association" event that evening.
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The bureau had fabricated a new label, "Black-Identity Extremists," to make up a non-existent threat to national security.
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Now cities, streets, parks and universities with a certain name are having a field day with the non-existent massacre.
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So queer history seems like a series of incredible, almost impossible moments, because we've learned to think it's non-existent.
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Atlantis may be the most famous of mythical destinations, but the history of cartography is strewn with non-existent places.
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Teams are brutalizing Minnesota on the offensive glass and taking total advantage of their non-existent hustle back in transition.
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Wenger has now been the manager for Arsenal for 21 seasons in a league where job security is almost non-existent.
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What does it say about Prison Architect that even the remote possibility of a prisoner taking political action is non-existent?
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Forget the non-existent plot line, the cringe-worthy dialogue, or the frenetic pace of the entire lookbook of a film.
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Clinton even sparred with Conway recently, knocking her for citing a non-existent terrorist attack to justify the administration's travel ban.
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The growth of the gig economy, where wages are low and uncertain, and retirement plans basically are non-existent, Ghilarducci said.
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In a careful ruling, the judge opined that their marriage was procedurally defective but could not be described as non-existent.
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Medical care, treatment for sexual violence and mental health services along the route are limited or non-existent, the report said.
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Barred from driving in a country with non-existent public transport, Saudi women are a profitable prospect for ride-hailing companies.
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Tedium aside, Dick Butt's responses to my pelvic prompts ranged from laggy to non-existent, no matter how hard I squeezed.
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In 2007, when I became active in the HP fan community, the community in my town (then, Yonkers) was non-existent.
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He was referring to mobile-commerce — m-commerce as we now call it — an experience that was virtually non-existent then.
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But since then support for the bill has been almost non-existent, and there has yet to be a single hearing.
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"I doubt they'd be of much use though," given that it swims at extreme depths where light is virtually non-existent.
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Other developing countries have used similar services to address a problem often arising due to ineffective or non-existent government regulations.
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Hearings revealed that for years banks had hidden fees, charged money for non-existent services and docked charges from the dead.
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The loans are backed by the borrowers' securities holdings, helping explain why credit losses to date have been almost non-existent.
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Company credit availability is not the problem, and solving non-existent problems has a way of creating new and worse ones.
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These paths point all three characters in the same direction: Jericho, a secretive and possibly non-existent refuge for free androids.
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A 2012 study at Arizona State University showed in-person voter impersonation on election day to be virtually non-existent, however.
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The alleged fraud includes the use of fake bills and providing overdraft limits against non-existent life insurance policies, Singh said.
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The Republican nominee's presidential campaign is in a fiery freefall, and his once-slim chances at victory are now non-existent.
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News Pro also put me down as a sports fan, despite my appetite for sports-related news being almost non-existent.
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A "fabulous" employment rate on top of almost non-existent inflation should relive a lot of stock picker's worries, he said.
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Farmers rely on techniques that are several decades-old and the concept of large, monitored dairy farms is almost non-existent.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, Merriam-Webster mocked Trump's misspelling of several words by trying to define the non-existent terms.
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Ward, who admits his tech skills are "non-existent," paid someone $100 to build his site, which went live in 2010.
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As always, when dealing with accessories for non-existent things, you should check the date said accessories are being launched on.
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In light of this, Silicon Valley is the right place to be as IPOs are rare (almost non-existent) in Switzerland.
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Twitter rant that Machado is "disgusting" and a "con" and directed followers to check out a non-existent Machado sex tape.
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I've always had high levels of anxiety, dating back to hypochondria, nightmares, and fear of non-existent catastrophes as a child.
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The regulation of British firms that set up companies is almost non-existent, and certainly lighter than in its crown dependencies.
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They're sophisticated in terms of overall strategy and movement, but their dexterity is non-existent — they're essentially clever mobile coffee tables.
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These issues are non-existent for the fortunate who can afford their bail, alongside the costs of moving forward with trial.
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"Bottom line: the results of this very narrow review suggest that TFBSO's internal controls were weak or non-existent," he added.
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While detailed information is available for many developed countries, data is patchy or non-existent for much of the developing world.
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Pep Top, $217.99, available at DaiI'm a general fan of peplum tops because they bring out my otherwise non-existent waist.
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He has no friends, he has a job writing pop culture 'Top 10' lists, and his love life is non-existent.
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Alternatively, Whitaker could fire Mueller, but only "for cause" — such as evidence of misconduct — which Rosenstein has publicly declared non-existent.
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And there's the key to why Lenovo's attempt, valiant as it is, falls far short of the (admittedly non-existent) Courier.
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Regulation that protected aircraft manufacturers and airlines accelerated the airline industry from non-existent to ubiquitous in a matter of years.
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On YouTube, by contrast, left-wing voices are seemingly non-existent – apart from that communist child – while right-wing voices dominate.
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" When asked to comment on the relationship between Montreal's police force and the queer community today, Deir immediately responds, "Non-existent.
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Scant mobile phone service makes communication difficult in the impoverished and isolated region, where the Colombian state is virtually non-existent.
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As far as we can tell, she never stopped anyone from going on a seemingly non-existent trip for their internship.
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Buttigieg's support among African-Americans there, however, is close to non-existent — 0 percent, according to one recent South Carolina poll.
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It's on the edge of San Francisco's gritty Tenderloin neighborhood, though that feeling is non-existent within the historic flatiron building.
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I buy my ticket ($29) from the surprisingly non-existent line and grab a bottle of water before going through security.
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" He acknowledged, though, that after the Dual EC revelations, "trust, particularly for U.S. government participants in standardization, is now non-existent.
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Progesterone-only forms of contraception like the Mirena IUD, Nexplanon implant, and Deprovera may also cause light or non-existent periods.
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For most of the year, temperatures hover around the low to mid 70s F and rainfall is pretty much non-existent.
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The last image in the series shows his head after a bit of healing, when the scar is basically non-existent.
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"Our death count would have definitely been lower or non-existent if working smoke detectors were in this structure," Langford said.
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Sol seems to relish in ambiguity; seeming to purposely conceal contextualizing information through seldom captions and non-existent project descriptions. Hello!
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An online story that falsely claimed the restaurant was part of a (non-existent) child sex-slave operation run by Hillary Clinton.
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"Most of these poisonings occur in the developing world where safe health standards can be inadequate or non-existent," the FAO said.
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Annual real pay increases for long-term employees were found to have dropped from around 4 percent to close to non-existent.
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Catherine Griset and Le Pen's bodyguard, Thierry Legier, are alleged to have been paid for non-existent jobs at the European Parliament.
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Another place Cramer looked for opportunity was the initial public offering (IPO) market, though it has been practically non-existent in 2016.
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Details from Canadian authorities on that case have been virtually non-existent, and the same can be said of Operation Darkness Falls.
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According to Zerkalo Nedeli some 30 defence manufacturers have been transferring state money into fake firms as "payment" for non-existent equipment.
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Three of the emails went to non-existent email addresses, but at least one is believed to have successfully compromised its target.
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Apple is non-existent in many of those categories, dominant in only a few, and just another player in a small handful.
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His sprints-per-game are almost non-existent, and it's like he's suddenly decided that Manchester City aren't worth his sweat anymore.
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Although attendance at the event was almost non-existent, Magdalene's online popularity is booming with 14,000 retweets in response to Jenean's postings.
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If the social benefit of incarceration in terms of reduced crime is limited to non-existent, the social costs are very high.
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As soon as Roy Moore clinched the Republican nomination, Mr Jones's chances of making history rose from roughly non-existent to slim.
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It followed years of neglect, non-existent investment and various 'fees' taken out of the club by its owners, the Oyston family.
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Trump tweeted that Americans should "check out" a (non-existent) "sex tape" featuring a former beauty queen whom he allegedly harassed. 19.
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The blooming was virtually non-existent and the black levels were only a few steps above the black levels in the OLED.
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CLINTON: I mean it was bankrupt, it was on the verge of insolvency, its data was mediocre to poor, non-existent, wrong.
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Everything that makes a touch screen intuitive and easy to use for a sighted person is non-existent to someone without vision.
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The new currency will likely have some value right away: Futures trading values the currently non-existent digital currency at $275 USD.
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And at the moment, none of these non-existent "prongs" can be scored by the CBO or measured in any meaningful way.
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If Trump follows the pattern of his earlier summits and uses it to boast of non-existent achievements, there is little point.
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Among the most lucrative con games are technical support scams that scare people into buying expensive software to fix non-existent problems.
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And it was only last month that Republican senators like Marco Rubio were crying foul over non-existent voter fraud in Florida.
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Abbott says "the red-flag warnings were either non-existent, or very imperceptible" in the case of the suspected Santa Fe shooter.
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" Lyons cites Google and Facebook as companies where people of color are underrepresented and where African American employees are almost "non-existent.
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Amazon on the other hand, is notorious for disrupting businesses, focusing on customers, and being willing to accept nearly non-existent margins.
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My medical costs were non-existent because my employer paid the premiums on a zero-deductible plan for me and my kids.
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As I chomped the sandwich from a non-existent place, I chose to pretend that I could drive and owned a car.
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Yet millennials in particular will also consume it in ways that were rare or non-existent during the previous tournament in 2014.
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America is designed for cars, with zoning laws that require car parking in most places while bike parking is often non-existent.
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Today, Chinese bitcoin volume is non-existent while Japan accounts for 50 percent of the volume and South Korea is 6 percent.
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Protections against that type of labor abuse against migrant workers in the United States were virtually non-existent in the 1990's.
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"The size of the rural konkatsu market is small; it's nearly non-existent," says Koki Goto of the Japan Konkatsu Support Association.
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At the same time, sluggish to non-existent revenue growth helped push companies to buy back shares to flatter their earnings figures.
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But in some rural areas, decent roads are non-existent, forcing people to trek miles just to get access to basic needs.
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In docs, they say the warrant was based on a non-existent tax lien -- meaning, investigators cut corners and violated their rights.
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Apparently her habit of blatantly lying about non-existent abortion videos wasn't enough to make her stand out in the crowded Republican field.
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I like Jeff Sessions when he was the senator, but as the attorney general, he is non-existent from any of these discussions.
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By talking about the non-existent fraud and declaring he will order an investigation, Trump keeps the uncertainty about his election alive. 5.
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As it turns out, this facet of dog-memory is difficult to study: systematic research on the subject is close to non-existent.
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Enclaves are where people of shared values come together, and I imagine interaction between different enclaves is not non-existent but varies widely.
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Aside from nearly non-existent bezels on the sides and a truly small bezel on the bottom, the NEX's front is just screen.
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After picking up some furniture and having to carry it herself, Molly (Yvonne Orji) is feeling bad about her non-existent dating life.
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And if your sense of style is non-existent and you just need a versatile pair of sneakers, it'll work for you, too.
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He should drink two glasses of water before opening his mouth, and stop spreading non-existent threats, or we'll ask him for damages.
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This past weekend it surfaced a bogus story by the non-existent Denver Guardian, but the problem has been endemic in recent months.
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Brain–immune interactions are a "blind spot" for immunologists, admits Ferguson, with funding and interest for this type of work practically non-existent.
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The chances of an adversary actually overturning the results of a Canadian election are almost non-existent, given that voters use paper ballots.
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Non-existent. You might feel a prick similar to that of a pen tip pressing down for an instant, or a slight tingling.
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The romance in this romantic comedy is non-existent, but thankfully the wit and sparkle in the humour make it a fun watch.
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He has indicated that he will not obstruct those that permit some building on the green belt—where construction is almost non-existent.
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Under the new rules, producers will be given pricing and marketing freedom that is currently non-existent in natural gas blocks in India.
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But in pushing the $958,966 Senna's visual allure and versatility into the (non-existent) backseat, McLaren won itself quite a bit of backlash.
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After a Democratic landslide, they alleged widespread fraud and cited the practically non-existent New Black Panther Party as evidence of voter intimidation.
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Going from an almost non-existent engagement with the continent pre-20153s, China is now the region's largest economic partner and nation creditor.
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Not only is Flash a frequent vulnerability target, its non-existent presence on mobile has made it legacy technology with no real future.
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The mission team has struggled to locate the lander since that historic touchdown, and communications with Philae have been sparse to non-existent.
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But youth, lack of shooting, and non-existent depth at the wing are concerns they'll have to navigate the rest of the season.
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More Africans are killed by non-communicable diseases like cancer and international funding for cancer research in Africa has been practically non-existent.
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You know how in CSI, the cops always try to "enhance" a shot to zoom in and read (non-existent) details in photos?
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The bass response was almost non-existent, which was weird since a lot of budget headphones typically try to maximize this for effect.
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The founders never intended executive orders to be used in such a fashion, and indeed their presence in the constitution is non-existent.
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And thanks to today's capacious rules governing federal procurement, ethics and recusals, chances of a similar scandal happening again are virtually non-existent.
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We're back to our small-space problem solving, but, with a seasonal twist: patio furniture and decor for nearly non-existent outdoor spaces.
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Just as often, the culprit has been a stunning lack of run support, making deGrom's margin of error in every start non-existent.
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That's mostly due to my atrocious drawing skills, which I've come to find have atrophied to the point of being nearly non-existent.
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His radio plot was non-existent and he cancelled his only primetime TV appearance in favor of sitting down with Zane Lowe instead.
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Russia's ability to project power in a serious way in Venezuela, a country thousands of miles away from Moscow, is virtually non-existent.
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"As in all cases of 'trials through social media,' facts and the truth are often lacking, exaggerated or non-existent," the statement said.
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You walk through your day crushed by memories, feeling so much memory's ox that you begin to chew methodically a non-existent cud.
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" They added: "The campaign we ran couldn't have been better, while the Tory ground campaign was virtually non-existent other than in Keswick.
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A combined 79% of workers surveyed by Randstad US reported their current workplace dress code was either business casual, casual or non-existent.
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The work they have done in govt schools have given a financial option, previously non existent, for the poor to educate their children.
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Take Wednesday, when he vowed to protect the Second Amendment from the mostly non-existent specter of Democrats who want to repeal it.
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Facebook's enterprise business, on the other hand, is almost non-existent (the company only clocked $193 million in non-advertising revenue this quarter).
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The Fed seems to believe it must continue this abnormal policy of non-existent interest rates in order to keep the economy afloat.
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Big box stores and supermarkets are non-existent because multinational corporations conducting business in the United States are prohibited from operating in Cuba.
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Indeed, judicial protection from most economic regulations — even grossly unfair and anti-competitive ones — is so weak as to be nearly non-existent.
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Since then, reams of research have shown that differences between the sexes in cognitive abilities or motor skills are very small or non-existent.
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Interestingly, a non-existent planet of Alpha Ceti appeared in a Star Trek episode and the movie Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.
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For instance, straight hair is virtually non-existent in Sub-Saharan Africa, whereas we only really see variation in hair color in West Eurasia.
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But Sonos' integration with the growing number of smart devices is almost non-existent, not to mention its current dearth of voice-enabled capabilities.
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You have to remember that, at that time, Peruvian restaurants were non-existent in the mainstream restaurant world, and my restaurants broke that paradigm.
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I'm not saying that the folks who experienced the ghost of this non-existent teenage girl were lying, or crazy, or hysterical—they weren't.
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The tenuous nature of the deal struck by the campaigns should have been evident by the involvement of the candidates themselves: virtually non-existent.
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Even with non-existent spacing, a capped ceiling, and defense that would give Phoenix's fans a permanent migraine, the lineup flexibility would be enticing.
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We don't know whether Uber envisions this technology being coupled with VR headsets, or something more sophisticated (albeit non-existent), like glasses or contacts.
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At the same time, this gene is virtually non-existent in European and African populations and occurs at very low frequencies among East Asians.
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Thank goodness for the editor-approved concealers ahead that make our undereye circles nearly non-existent... a reminder of those sacred second-grade days.
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But three and a half years after those comments, the straight Microsoft bet would have yielded stronger returns than the non-existent unicorn index.
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And trading between the yuan and other currencies such as the yen and euro, is nearly non-existent in the night session, they added.
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Mr McEwan's game-playing recalls the appendix to "Enduring Love" (1997), a plausible-seeming case report from a non-existent British Review of Psychiatry.
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The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya has since waned in popularity, nearly non-existent in comparison to the boom of its debut, ten years ago.
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He was revealed to have embellished parts of his biography: he claimed to have been offered a non-existent "full scholarship" to West Point.
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Presence is only granted through the ability to observe the story, so the viewer remains in a non-existent state outside of the story.
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Ermicile lives in rural Haiti in the Central Plateau region where access to quality health care and family planning services is practically non-existent.
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Most astonishing is that in discussing postal finances, the author looks for non-existent villains everywhere but entirely misses the elephant in the room.
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"I know he's talking when he first saw me in spring training when it was pretty much non-existent," Green said of his slider.
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If the details of what Apple will do with iOS 11 are slim, they're virtually non-existent with the follow-up to macOS Sierra.
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Republicans responded by refusing to even hold a hearing, citing a non-existent precedent that presidents can't nominate Supreme Court justices in election years.
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Electric vehicle sales have grown significantly from a non-existent base, but currently still represent only a couple percent of all new vehicles sold.
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That means revenue from its other stores, like the 12 booksellers and 50-plus pop-up stores run by Amazon, is almost non-existent.
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With his halting French and virtually non-existent Lingala - the language of the capital and the army - he struggled to connect with many Congolese.
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And that non-existent camera surely couldn't detect motion, nor could it be controlled with an easy-to-use smartphone app (iOS or Android).
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These growth-hacking scams can have consequences: Waddington found someone who claimed to have taken his child to one of these non-existent clinics.
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None of these technologies are mysterious or non-existent, but they will require resources and time to achieve commercial entry and displace fossil fuels.
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The intrigue is non-existent and Devgn's insistence on drawing out every second scene in slow motion only makes it more of a drag.
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Lack of trip insuranceWhile the Amex Platinum offers the best medical evacuation insurance of any credit card, its trip insurance is basically non-existent.
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Top Russian officials are accusing the United States of using a "non-existent" threat to justify a new arms race between Washington and Moscow.
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A buzzing phone alert warning for a weak or non-existent quake could confuse people, and render them ill-prepared for future temblor alerts.
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Half an hour later, the door suddenly flew open, "as if it had been blown by a powerful but non-existent wind," Barker wrote.
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The small threat of disruption and violence that Spencer might once have posed, by appearing on a college campus, is now virtually non-existent.
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For women however, jiu-jitsu is practically non-existent, at least in the eyes of the law, with no system of learning in place.
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The markets' record gains this year have come with historically muted and virtually non-existent volatility — which McDonald warned could pick up in January.
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During the period of high alert, communications between soldiers and their families — which could be precarious even in normal times — became almost non-existent.
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And with a weakened (or non-existent) Biden on Super Tuesday and beyond, Sanders would likely become the landing place for many black voters.
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Bernie Sanders but were willing to vote for Donald Trump -- seems to be non-existent in the early days of the latest presidential contest.
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And for lakes like Erie and Ontario, where ice coverage is currently at 0%, these options are non-existent for those egg-laying species.
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E-commerce penetration is relatively non-existent, with only a few new online entrants like Brandless and Hollar, trying to replicate something similar online.
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Local police may lack the resources to respond effectively to serious criminal incidents, and emergency response, including ambulance service, is limited or non-existent.
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If minority communities (and everyone else, for that matter) believed that, resort to reprisal killings would be either non existent or far less frequent.
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So especially in cases where commercial time is scarce to non-existent, some media buyers and companies say they're increasingly looking at product placement opportunities.
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They require additional evidence of English-language competency—students often do well in the gaokao's compulsory English section but have nearly non-existent oral skills.
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The market for a tablet that costs north of $700, for instance, is nearly non-existent in the country, according to marketing research firm Counterpoint.
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One's patience for this entirely nebulous and possibly non-existent genre depends entirely on one's attraction to Tindersticks, hard drink, and pomade from a tin.
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VICE News ran a series of stories spotlighting just how easy it is to abuse the system due to its seemingly non-existent vetting process.
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But that magic requires a network connection, and you may find yourself in places where Wi-Fi and cellular connectivity is spotty or non-existent.
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It requires software to stretch out a clip by creating hundreds of non-existent in-between frames, and the results are often stuttered and unconvincing.
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The details of his plan to make that happen are pretty much non-existent and he hasn't actually explained why NASA isn't "first" these days.
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During a rally in Melbourne, Florida on Saturday, President Trump seemed to make reference to a non-existent terror incident in Sweden the night before.
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Funds linked to the real economy, also known as closed-end funds, are common in other South American countries but previously non-existent in Argentina.
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Most of The Economist's style book entry on hyphens consists of seemingly arbitrary rulings on disputable cases: "non-existent" but "nonaligned", "arch-rival", but "archangel".
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Meanwhile, reducing immigration by unskilled workers from outside the EU is difficult since it is almost non-existent, says Jonathan Portes of King's College London.
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It wasn't until I was traveling to London in 2017, where private gun ownership is virtually non-existent, that I noticed my anxiety had dissipated.
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It's a move that wipes out non-existent equity (non-profits don't have equity) while also making it much harder for victims to receive justice.
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That agreed, Huawei could then focus on making high-tech products and systems designed for use in a world of low or non-existent trust.
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The Eisenhower administration, obsessed with an all but non-existent communist threat in the Caribbean, backed what would be a deeply corrupt and brutal regime.
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Abe appears to be floating the idea of delaying a sales tax hike planned for 2017 amid anemic economic growth and essentially non-existent inflation.
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At another recent state election, in Victoria in November, the Liberals were trounced after they attempted to whip up fear about non-existent African gangs.
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As long as that longing exists, those products will be sold in an attempt to create a non-existent and completely unrealistic version of masculinity.
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To qualify for the non-existent program, the officers told women they had to have sex with them, which would be necessary for their investigations.
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Funds linked to the real economy, also known as closed-end funds, are common in other South American countries but previously non-existent in Argentina.
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The food was abysmal, Blink-182 pulled out thanks to lack of payment, and the lodgings and amenities might as well have been non-existent.
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Allegations include extortion, the trafficking of women and girls, and the systematic inflation of refugee numbers, to skim off aid money for non-existent beneficiaries.
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Good comedy pushes the envelope, but this isn't that; it's nothing more than a sketch built on a flawed, perhaps even non-existent base assumption.
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Their tattered clothes were gone and they were clearly better fed after surviving for two and a half years on meager or non-existent meals.
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Following the ban, a number of studies were carried out at various disposal sites and the environmental impact was found to be almost non-existent.
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According to a national Gallup poll, the biggest reason employees report feeling disengaged at work is a lackluster or non-existent relationship with one's manager.
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In the case of Air Asia, a forensic investigation had found "fraudulent transactions" of 220 million rupees ($3.29 million) involving "non-existent parties", he alleged.
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Some examples include Yoni Bloch's Pretend to Be Happy, in which the non-existent viewer renders change within the story through thoughtfully placed graphic overlays.
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But the government has ruled out taxing income or company profits, partly to continue attracting business to a region where such taxes are non-existent.
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It's using rendering techniques most often seen in games to produce the illusion that there's light shining on non-existent tubes on the dancer's body.
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The launch of such pilot programmes could mark a significant step towards opening up the country's largely non-existent rural land market, some analysts said.
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So-called smart algos, or fully automated algorithmic trading programs that react to market movements with no human involvement, were virtually non-existent in 2007.
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The report was also critical of special legal regimes used by India in Kashmir, saying accountability for violations committed by troops remains virtually non-existent.
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You can have a 100 million unique visitors a month, but your average time on site is 4 seconds and homepage traffic is non-existent.
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One, known as Tubby Clayton, started a soldiers' club in Belgium where ranks were non-existent; after the war he founded a network of hostels.
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The media continues a drum beat insisting voter fraud is non existent without ever addressing the more ominous question of manipulation of the voting machines.
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"LNG export projects are being delayed because of the limited demand for HH-indexed LNG supply — limited but not non-existent," one industry source said.
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Hey guys, we know you're really bent up over the potential death of a non-existent person, but remember kickass Arya and her pending blindness?!
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In the case of Fallout 276, customers weren't sold non-existent product features; Bethesda pitched the game as a Fallout experience you could take online.
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Going underground is usually not an option, he said: the roads in the area are rustic, or non-existent and the ground is often slate.
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Due to the federal government's strict rules on medicinal cannabis research, however, the information necessary to make informed dosage recommendations is all but non-existent.
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And there had been a pattern of earlier packages delivered to the building from China, often addressed to non-existent apartments or apparently fictional residents.
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The defining characteristic of these conditions is that the immune system is malfunctioning or non-existent, resulting in a decreased ability to fight off infection.
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"Washington has become fixated with the fight against a non-existent, so-called Russian threat," Sergei Naryshkin, Russia's foreign intelligence agency chief, said on Wednesday.
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Before that could happen, though, they often had to build their own infrastructure in places where payment and delivery systems are rudimentary or non-existent.
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"In a time when our government leadership on climate is non-existent, responsible businesses are showing-up," Patagonia said in a statement, touting its actions.
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When Mozzy gets into a pocket, taking breaks between bars feels non-existent as his word choice rivals those who write write about his music.
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So the next time you have to suffer from someone explaining their non-existent cleansing regimen to you, rest easy knowing you'll have the last laugh.
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I've already mentioned its hardy construction, but it also supports multiple accounts and parental controls, which are non-existent or difficult to implement on an iPad.
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Though Uber's success to date has been unrivaled, a variety of on-demand apps have been closing down owing to their thin- to non-existent margins.
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The learning curve will be virtually non-existent, there will be little to no rollout fear and it'll come with unlimited upside and brand-messaging customization.
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The combination of non-existent regulation and consumer-friendly prices has helped to create a far larger dog-meat market than ever existed in the past.
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With the combo of longevity, transparency about third party tests, and upscale items, it's not surprising that negative reviews about the site are almost non-existent.
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Graphic: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Then, things get even more interesting when you think about what kind of impact the X Pro's essentially non-existent bezels have.
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Moreover, he activated a previously non-existent partisan divide according to attitudes about Muslims — one that contributes to partisan sorting even after controlling for racial attitudes.
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"The whole reasoning behind ["Episode 3"] is that it actually focuses on the relationship between Maeve and her non-existent, non-present mum," Mackey pointed out.
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She raised eyebrows last week, taking a shot at Trump senior counselor Kellyanne Conway, who cited a non-existent "massacre" to defend the President's travel ban.
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Ever since the defeat of polio in the U.S. a half-century ago, reported cases of paralysis brought on by infection had been virtually non-existent.
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Click here to view original GIFLast month Nvidia revealed its work on using competing neural networks to generate random, but convincing, photos of non-existent celebrities.
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There can be whole arenas of endeavor where you may not even know that your standards are low or non-existent, and certainly not world class.
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Above the seat was the standard air nozzle and reading light set up, though there was an extra of each for the non-existent middle seat.
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According to Zeman, the hallmarks appear to be faint or non-existent visual imagery, a struggle with autobiographical detail, and for some, a challenge recognizing faces.
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In the light of events of the past few days, Mr Trump's misjudgment in tweeting about a beauty queen's non-existent sex tape already seems quaint.
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" The Otis Orchards, Washington, native adds that he was basically a "non-existent dad" and a "lazy husband" because he was "limited in all physical activities.
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We celebrate this day because the internet allows us to declare non-existent celebratory days but really AC/DC's "Thunderstruck" is the pinnacle of human achievement.
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Mr Kobach, the outgoing secretary of state, is a hard-nosed, far-right ally of Mr Trump who scaremongered over immigration and (non-existent) voter fraud.
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For much of that time, the state has been virtually non-existent in these fertile western highlands, where marijuana and coca grow alongside coffee and sugarcane.
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The third vulnerability lets a hacker disconnect the camera from the network altogether by sending it a new, non-existent wi-fi SSID parameter via Bluetooth.
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During heavy rainfall, slums often flood because of non-existent and or blocked drains, leaving puddles of stagnant water outside people's homes where mosquitoes can breed.
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Utilities and grid firms say if the weather is unfavourable for lengthy periods, green power supply can be negligible, while storage is still largely non-existent.
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So I think that this insinuation that a lawyer representing one individual that's also representing another is actually just stringing together a conspiracy that's non-existent.
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Meanwhile, ten of Mexico's 32 states have mediocre to non-existent anti-corruption legislation, according to a report from IMCO, leaving the system's future effectiveness uncertain.
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However, its reliance on using mmWave techonology meant that these speeds were concentrated in very specific areas, and coverage inside of buildings was basically non-existent.
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"DOJ political leadership fired seven well-respected U.S. attorneys, dismissing some top Republican prosecutors because they had refused to prosecute non-existent voter fraud," they wrote.
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Communication was almost non-existent and there was no possible way for John and Amanda to get back home to their pets right after the flood.
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Somehow, no matter how hard you try to stay on top of it, you'll still end up rummaging for that non-existent clean pair of socks.
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But while these sections were presumably excised because they were deemed unpalatable to Western audiences, Rapp's involvement in their removal appears to have been non-existent.
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Market indicators are signaling that investors see stronger risks of inflation, which has been almost non-existent since the credit crisis, despite skepticism from the Fed.
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"They [the government] are counting on too many non-existent state actors to bring it to reality," said, Javid Hamdard, an Afghan IT expert and Consultant.
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Instead, many felt their investment in the Fest was wasted due to crashed servers, non-existent cell service, and long lines to simply exit the park.
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President Trump's top aide Kellyanne Conway reportedly cited the "Bowling Green massacre" days before she "misspoke" of the non-existent incident in an interview on MSNBC.
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The U.S. is wasting its time trying to fix a non-existent problem regarding its current account deficit, according to an economics professor at Harvard University.
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"LNG export projects are being delayed because of the limited demand for (Henry Hub)-indexed LNG supply ... limited but not non-existent," one industry source said.
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It was the first country born in an age of growth, after centuries of low to non-existent economic development across large parts of the world.
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"The enforcement is non-existent...You can have nice words but [if] there's no way to enforce them, it doesn't really do anything," said Wisconsin Rep.
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RELATED: Trump's family separation policy has Republicans starting to panic about 2018 The House bill's future if it gets the votes is dim to non-existent.
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Utilities and grid firms say if the weather is unfavorable for lengthy periods, green power supply can be negligible, while storage is still largely non-existent.
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Though Marvel's heroes are smart, funny, and everything else you might want to say, the studio's depictions of women have been either lacking or non-existent.
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Those worries, alongside non-existent inflation, mean the European Central Bank as well as the People's Bank of China are instead widely predicted to ease policy.
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For a criminal set on committing synthetic identity fraud, the key is finding SSNs associated with very young children or others with non-existent credit files.
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There is an average of just four hours of electricity a day, most of the water system is contaminated, and basic services are almost non-existent.
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Heavy makeup is rare and highly contoured makeup is non-existent in Japan — even in the most stuffed cosmetics shop, you won't find a contouring kit.
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Even if colleges immediately handed off complaints to police and prosecutors, the physical evidence required for a criminal prosecution is almost non-existent in these cases.
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Penalties for violating consumer trust and privacy are often either non-existent, or—as the FTC's Equifax settlement made clear last year—surreal in their meaninglessness.
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The 23-year-old officer resigned after being questioned about the non-existent incident, ending his career with the Herington Police Department after only two months.
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Weak or non-existent capital causes institutions to constrict their credit standards and make credit available only to more affluent borrowers in order to avoid risk.
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All common illegal drugs are officially forbidden, but penalties for the possession are non-existent to low, depending on the substance and the amount in question.
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Documents and recordings made public show that Mr Pizano, an auditor for Grupo Aval, detected more than $30m in payments by the consortium for non-existent consultancies.
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"Imports will kill a pretty much non-existent (refining) margin," another source said, also adding that it wasn't clear yet if maintenance work would be moved forward.
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"If I tell you the truth then you will say that I am lying but I don't train," she said of her non-existent Quantico workout routine.
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"The whole health care system was non-existent after the civil war," said Tonsing, adding that the country had lost the majority of its doctors and nurses.
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But while the area has a handful of repaired roads and bridges, new flood control measures - such as retention walls along river banks - remain almost non-existent.
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And we are going to have a wall that works, not gonna have a wall like they have now which is either non-existent or a joke.
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She said good morning to me and the other girls and then looked at me, then down on my non-existent plate and up at me again.
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All along the way, travelers tweeted, streamed, and Instagrammed their distress, an online panic that generated its own kind of terror despite the non-existent physical threat.
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MalwareTech discovered that every time a copy of WannaCry runs, it pings out onto the internet a request for a response from a non-existent web address.
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So, if a ping returns from the non-existent address, the program can deduce it is in a sandbox, shut itself down, and thus retain its secrets.
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With 3.2% of GDP growth, 3.6% unemployment, and virtually non-existent inflation, Cramer said the U.S. economy is in better position to absorb the pain than China's.
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The researchers say that the apparent homosexual necrophilia could be explained by the fact that physical differences among male and female sand martins are practically non-existent.
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It's a little convoluted but it's manageable, and it's a lot easier than using the export options in iCloud on the web, which are practically non-existent.
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" He said his firm is agnostic toward individual coins, but that "investor interest in Bitcoin Cash has basically been non-existent in the last couple of months.
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The childless are even less an economic burden than you think: they contribute through taxes to schools and services that their non-existent progeny will never use.
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He remains one of the better playmakers at his position, but a non-existent three-point shot has stagnated what is, at times, an explosive Blazers' offense.
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As a result, it wasn't properly monitored, and taking control over an unsupervised, practically 'non-existent' Raspberry Pi is ostensibly a fairly easy task for a hacker.
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"When out there in the fields, we witnessed that there are a lot of problems with non-existent technical or logistical solutions on the market," he said.
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Hinton's intricate compositions are largely built on samples of unknown YouTube artists: civilians with sparsely viewed videos in which they sing or rap for non-existent audiences.
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There are more than 1.3 million suppressors owned by law abiding Americans and yet their use in crime is so low as to be nearly non-existent.
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So it's all the more striking that when the Coen Brothers took a stab at a spy thriller, they created one where political passions are non-existent.
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He also ordered organizations to provide transportation for female employees -- a step that eased one hurdle to women's employment given that public transportation is virtually non-existent.
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Its influence over individuals covered by private insurance is up to the individual insurance provider and its influence over the VA and uninsured individuals is non-existent.
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Fortunately, all suites feature separate living and sleeping areas, so hallway noise was non-existent in the bedroom, which could be sectioned off by two different partitions.
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The disappointing finish for Colorado also occurred after Jon Gray exited two batters into the fifth due to arm fatigue, which made his fastball command non-existent.
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A motorcycle backfired in Times Square on Tuesday night, inciting panic as people mistook the sound for gunshots and fled in panic from a non-existent threat.
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But the kind of threats from people living in sub-standard housing amidst squalid conditions the law was aimed at is basically non-existent in Colorado today.
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"This gender gap has resulted in villages where men have no women to marry, because the women are non-existent," said Invisible Girl Project CEO Jill McElya.
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The following is an interview with Hardy in which she discusses boxing, MMA, the business of both sports, and Conor McGregor's (non-existent) chances against Floyd Mayweather.
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Of course, imagining a world full of pressing plants with shiny state of the art machines and non-existent lag-times is something of a pipe dream.
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It was not possible to determine how much of the 50 percent increase was due to cow vigilantes, because record-keeping in many cases is non-existent.
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Each year, more than 310,000 women die from cervical cancer, the vast majority of them in poorer countries where HPV immunization coverage is low or non-existent.
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This is where someone will send you an invite to a non-existent event, along with a bogus message such as you've won a new mobile phone.
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The result will be a slow-burning revolution of quantifiability in which knowledge that used to be fuzzy or incomplete or even non-existent becomes increasingly precise.
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DJI Mavic 2 Pro Quadcopter with Remote Controller, available at Best Buy, $1,380DJI took drone photography from non-existent to a viable and fun choice for anyone.
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But Republicans appear to have little interest in protecting civil liberties, preferring to feign outrage at a non-existent plot to "spy" on Trump and his campaign.
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Without jobs or many prospects in Myanmar, as well as poor or non-existent legal protections in many IDP camps, the women are easy prey for traffickers.
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Instead of filing the complaint with a non-existent White House IG, he or she filed the complaint with the IG of the intelligence community, Michael Atkinson.
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I'm not locked in a cell the size of a closet, pieces of my mind and soul stolen with every knock on the door, privacy non-existent.
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Perhaps no aspect of our world is as mysterious as the question of why mental health disorders become intractable in one person and non-existent in another.
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We used Live-U to do live shots from the helicopter — flying low enough for cell service — but on the ground the cell service was non-existent.
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Islamic liquidity management tools are common in developed markets like Malaysia and Indonesia, but they are often scarce or non-existent in many other Muslim-majority countries.
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Supporters say tougher rules help prevent fraud, but in-person voter impersonation on election day is virtually non-existent, a 2012 study at Arizona State University showed.
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Back in Khan's kitchen, I hack greedy chunks out of a dish of homemade coconut baklava while she bustles around the kitchen clearing away non-existent mess.
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The notice of claim says the woman underwent "unspeakable atrocities," thanks in part to "virtually non-existent oversight on the part of the state," according to CNN.
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In Pakistan, where the British game of Cricket remains the country's favorite pastime, MMA is a peripheral sport for men, and female participation is virtually non-existent.
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He says that in a changing economy and with the rapid advancement of technology, many positions in these fields may be non-existent in the next few years.
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The role that social media played was frankly non-existent in the Congo, while in Ukraine the war couldn't have been fought in the same way without it.
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It is "woke" to revile Republicans' attempt to disenfranchise as many black people as possible on the basis of a fallacious concern with virtually non-existent voter fraud.
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The Coral One's obstacle detection almost seems non-existent, and more often than not it only knows when an object is in its path when it hits it.
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At that point, I made the decision to focus a bit less on business and more on myself, as my social life was non-existent, which bugged me.
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One major scandal on his watch, "Anglo Leasing", began in the 1990s and involved state contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars being awarded to non-existent firms.
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Traffic's practically non-existent; the cool night air is filtering in, and my stereo is blaring the soundtrack from Moana, my son's hero and our default car entertainment.
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The manhunt for the non-existent sniper lasted a full day, ABC News reported, and investigators at the time warned about the perpetrator still being on the loose.
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American house prices, driven skyward by low interest rates and rash lending to "subprime" borrowers (people with poor or non-existent credit histories) had peaked a year earlier.
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The institution hit hardest by scandal has been AMP, a wealth manager, which not only charged for non-existent services but then lied to the regulators about it.
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Yu Wang, the chief executive of Tantan, founded in 2015 and now one of China's largest dating apps, says the country's offline dating culture is practically non-existent.
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Its graphical capabilities were more like the PS1 than the PS2, its media functionality was non-existent, and its initial batch of software was experimental in the extreme.
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The dogs are usually born in deplorable conditions, where hygiene and disease control standards are non-existent and mistreatment of both the puppies and their mothers is commonplace.
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The quality and extent of the pending restoration will depend on previous records kept of the artifacts, which in some cases are non-existent or of poor quality.
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The program — footage of which is scarce to non-existent — was based on the old "Monday's child…" rhyme and featured Reynolds and children singing songs along those lines.
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Hygiene there is "non-existent", Plumbly said, with waste collecting beneath cages where dogs are exposed to extremes of weather and fed once a day, according to HSI.
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Nikos Sotirakopoulos, a Greek sociologist at Loughborough University in Britain, says it's not so much that euroscepticism is rising, but that love for the EU is non-existent.
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Unions are nearly non-existent for white-collar tech workers, who typically enjoy large salaries, cushy perks and plenty of career mobility thanks to their high-demand skills.
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When Stewart appeared on the Late Show With Stephen Colbert, she talked about how much trouble she was having keeping her hands out of her non-existent hair.
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But in reality, the X-U is a service to the Leica community, due to the existence of such a camera being non-existent for the brand's fans.
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With few new manufactured goods to spend money on, consumers have devoted more and more of their income to industries where productivity growth is slow or non-existent.
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Certain organizations profess that voter fraud is trivial or non existent but evidence exists, as presented by Fund, that voter fraud is more common than the media reports.
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By touting a fictitious 'extensive investigation' … and a non-existent collection of 'tens of thousands of documents from the defendants,' the government has sought to mislead the court.
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The concept of bankroll management is almost non-existent, with tipsters urging betting to start at anywhere between £10–25 each time, regardless of what can be afforded.
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His rebounding is almost non-existent, and he is unable to guard the Cavs bigs on the perimeter, which is a problem for Indiana since Cleveland plays small.
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There's even a Facebook page for a non-existent Taco Bell in Mexico City that has a one-star review and is littered with comments deriding the chain.
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It also forbade non-diplomatic travel to the U.S. by North Korean citizens, which is virtually non-existent, as well as some Venezuelan security officials and their families.
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Despite knowing such answers can never be found, you will want to suss them out, digging deeper and deeper into the series' archived tales for non-existent clues.
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The co-operative movement was contracted to build some 8,500 houses; after touring more than 30 projects, Mr Millón concluded that 2,300 were either incomplete or non-existent.
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Indeed, Chinese- developed and branded video game consoles are virtually non-existent; one video game console that launched in 2016 has not been well received by the market.
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Earlier this summer, the IRS warned taxpayers about a popular scam in which fraudsters mail letters to taxpayers from a non-existent group called the requesting immediate payments.
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A LinkedIn bug allowed users to publish non-existent job postings for companies without their permission last week — including a post for Sundar Pichai's role as Google CEO.
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Even if all of these places were open, business would likely be slow, if not non-existent, as so many people are barely venturing outside, if at all.
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Rubino thought these memorials to non-existent disasters were funny, but also appreciated how they made people think more carefully about what is honored in public and why.
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For the second time in two World Cup matches Switzerland started agonizingly slow, their defensive plan disrupted and surrendering an early goal, while their attack was non-existent.
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One of the reasons the 1935 hurricane was so destructive was because satellite and mapping technology was virtually non-existent and methods of getting warnings out were inconsistent.
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"That's important because for prestige beauty products like Estée Lauder, Shiseido, MAC, discounting is non-existent," Chukumba said, and customers can only gain discounts through building loyalty points.
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Bloomberg is running fifth in Real Clear Politics average of national polls on the 2020 Democratic primary and is non-existent in the first four states to vote.
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"Just about every court that has addressed that question appears to have held that intervention is not permitted to breathe life into a non-existent suit," Tatelman added.
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But some residents are wary of signing such contracts, a rarity in Argentina where long mortgages are practically non-existent because of ever-fluctuating interest and inflation rates.
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After a decade of governments struggling with weak or non-existent majorities, Britain now has a prime minister with immense personal authority and a free rein in Parliament.
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How many times has a leader put you into a new situation in which you were forced to learn, but the "why" was either non-existent or uninspiring.
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In the early days of the game, they were also frequently ill-socialized drunks, which meant that their inhibitions were non-existent and their resort to violence quick.
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The organizer described the situation as a humanitarian crisis and lamented that government presence and assistance has been non-existent, since FEMA and other agencies are set up elsewhere.
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If a female doesn't pay any attention to a male, he gets in front of her, stares off into the distance, and starts snorting at a non-existent predator.
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Quincy Combs' relationship with his estranged biological father, singer Al B. Sure, has gone from pretty much non-existent to the two of them doing a music video together.
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The former first lady made the remarks on CBS's This Morning, the latest contribution to the slippery debate of whether Jeb's sense of humor is subtle or non-existent.
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Like and share the video to get the story out there: Norway is deporting Refugees to Russia against UN recommendations to an asylum system that is near non-existent!
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"I just had a baby 4 months ago and these last 10 pounds have been weighing heavy on me and time to work out is non existent," wrote danielle51786.
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Over the last year or so, shared electric scooter services have gone from being non-existent to almost everywhere, operated by nearly everyone you would and would not expect.
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We are in the process of adopting kids, which is why we have a little credit card debt now, because we had to decorate these non-existent kids' room.
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The hike, originally planned for October, has already been delayed once and Abe may be moving for another postponement due to anemic economic growth and essentially non-existent inflation.
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Oddly, Mr Duterte takes a more lenient line with claptrap written in his favour (the Philippines is drowning in false accounts of non-existent accolades for the great man).
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Here, on the disappointingly non-existent Joe Pesci Show, Baldwin engages in one of his time-honored power moves on the show, slipping people cash with a smart impression.
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Mama June Shannon says Mike "Sugar Bear" Thompson's relationship with their daughter Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson is practically "non-existent" — and it's on him to change that dynamic.
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Simmons is a bullet train whose size, speed, and vision couple with a non-existent jump shot to make him the most polarizing and unique player in the league.
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Urging them to get ready has been a tough sell, say national pharmacists' associations, because incidents with fake medicines in the legal supply chain are rare or non-existent.
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Terrestrial travel also has the immediate advantage over air of solid Wi-Fi service, effectively freeing travelers from the uncertainty of spotty or non-existent connectivity while in flight.
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Particularly egregious is that these senators are all from relatively rural states where the internet, when available, is slow and expensive and competition between ISPs is virtually non-existent.
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Trump has also been touting a non-existent tax plan ahead of the midterms, and he's been talking a lot about immigration in an effort to fire up voters.
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Above it, the Chandrayaan-2 satellite will collect scientific information about lunar topography, minerals, and the moon's practically non-existent atmosphere, while also searching for signs of water-ice.
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As a result, taking it for a spin around your desk will require you to provide all of the sound effects and excited cheers from non-existent race fans.
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Depending on what's most damaging, he can either be an ignoramus with a non-existent attention span or a genius who manipulates the media and the public with ease.
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Social media is a place where every kid is well-behaved, the house is always spotless, money problems are non-existent, and every parent has all of the answers.
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The person complained on social media ... communications on the island were non-existent and there was nothing but disaster relief tents that were on the verge of blowing over.
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They argued that the sport's ability to teach children lessons in manhood and teamwork outweighed its risks, and that "serious injuries" were virtually non-existent among the city's teams.
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If you're unlucky enough to be one such woman in Ireland, choice is non-existent: Getting an abortion and cutting short the journey to inevitable heartbreak is strictly forbidden.
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Many tribal communities are located in food deserts or rural areas where nutrition assistance participation rates can reach up to 80 percent, but employment opportunities are virtually non-existent.
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"Most companies are losing the talent war, and not because of the lack of fight, but rather because strategic talent strategies are non-existent or broken," Zani told TechCrunch.
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Hailey Bieber (née Baldwin) celebrated her non-existent bachelorette status on Wednesday night, one year after she and Justin Bieber tied the knot at a New York City courthouse.
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Yet, two years after the disaster, apart from a handful of repaired roads and bridges, new flood control measures, like retention walls along river banks, are almost non-existent.
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There are many examples of people of color in European art history, though they are largely assumed by the masses to be non-existent in art from the Renaissance.
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There are a lot of things that are completely different, though, like social health care which is basically non-existent in the U.S. and a standard thing in Finland.
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Raised in a large, conservative Christian family and homeschooled all her life, Burger's sex-ed curriculum resembled that of many fundamentalist Christian homeschool households: vague, cursory, nearly non-existent.
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He had some tricks up his (entirely non-existent) sleeve: He could telepathically control enemies, and was light-footed enough to tiptoe past many a spot of potential bother.
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Cloud-based storage centers were largely non-existent and, while companies were trying to tackle the challenge of analyzing data to improve operations, many of the projects were failing.
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Holleaux said the Macron government had also failed to set a target for offshore wind energy sufficient to develop the sector, which remains non-existent unlike with European peers.
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Non-existent. I usually come home about midnight cause I work really late and by the time I get home I just slide it on and slide into bed.
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Both elements, made of plaster and suede respectively, can be touched by the visitor, who becomes a physical link between the two to replace their non-existent light connection.
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It acknowledged that it's an American company with an audience primarily in the U.S., but this is an issue that affects the global web with its virtually non-existent borders.
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Throughout the trip Trump proved once again that human rights and democracy are not just a low priority for him; they are all but non-existent in his personal agenda.
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And what's more, Young is faced with the unique challenge of making a name for herself in the U.S. music industry — a place where Asian representation is largely non-existent.
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The game can be a little overwhelming at first, but players with similar or non-existent records will be matched with each other so you don't get steamrolled by pros.
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Microsoft Continuum was a cool idea and it could have really morphed into something serious, if not for the fact that it was stuck on a virtually non-existent platform.
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This week, we tackle Trump's non-existent policy ideas to end the opioid epidemic, his never-ending attacks on a Gold Star widow who spoke out against him, and more.
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But the metrics by which talent is evaluated in gaming, and the methods by which gamers can train to better hone their craft, are varied and at times non-existent.
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Transportation in the traffic-clogged and crime-ridden city has also proved to be a permanent headache while signage around the stadiums and outside venues has been virtually non-existent.
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Though many people usually talk about the limelight portions of Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego, the conversation surrounding California's own Marina Del Rey is next to non-existent.
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Even though study after study shows that voter fraud is nearly non-existent in the U.S., it's still a useful political bugbear for Kobach, Trump, and their fellow ethno-nationalists.
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While a pared-down approach means a lower set of costs (half the price of traditional geothermal systems) and quicker installation, that doesn't mean that upfront costs are non-existent.
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You will probably enjoy it most when you view it less as a blockbuster movie and more as some kind of episode from some non-existent mediocre Star Wars series.
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Firstly, the tourism infrastructure is non-existent, so getting from A to B means having a driver and planning ahead—you need to know where you can and can't go.
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Leasing giants say they are often left at the back of a queue of two dozen firms for such deals as new players accept tiny - some argue non-existent - returns.
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In exchange for collaboration in security, Theresa May wants to have a trade deal with the EU but the appetite in Brussels for such a trade-off is non-existent.
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This Hackney Road cafe's air-conditioning is non-existent, and there's a delightful medley of coffee machine whirring, thick-fumed traffic sludging by outside, and the familiar smell of sweat.
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It's been over a year since the 2015 Dell XPS 13 arrived on the scene, yet no other Windows laptop matches its striking 'InfinityEdge' display with almost non-existent bezels.
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Having Bethune at the helm would be a refreshing change for United's leadership, which has been non-existent since CEO Oscar Munoz's heart attack in October and subsequent heart transplant.
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Another enrollee, Michele Cintron, who paid $25,000 to have special access to high-level mentors said in an affidavit that a "non-existent 'power team'" was unable to be reached.
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Collective fail: The Horn of Africa, which includes Ethiopia and Somalia, is most one of the most vulnerable regions to climate change despite having a practically non-existent carbon footprint.
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Lawmakers for years have tried and failed to prove in court that these laws can be justified by the need to prevent nearly non-existent in-person impersonation voter fraud.
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Antiquated labor laws and tax codes, crumbling or non-existent roads and an overburdened university system are just some of the longstanding barriers entrepreneurs continue to face in the country.
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The use of the gold standard protected creditors from inflation but led to short, sharp recessions in which unemployment rose sharply, at a time when welfare states were non-existent.
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" (He later deleted the tweet.) CAIR is now suing Trump over the "Muslim ban," and it's launched another campaign that stokes hysteria, #RegisterMeFirst, to oppose a non-existent "Muslim registry.
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Other manufacturers which might launch or at least unveil more details about their 5G phones during the MWC include OnePlus and Oppo, though details about those phones are non-existent.
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While the average American today chows down on nearly 21990 pounds of avocado in any given year, avocado consumption anywhere outside of California was virtually non-existent a century ago.
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The challenge is how to make that investment more efficient and better targeted in the region that often has poor or non-existent services outside major cities, said the bank.
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These results were saying that the risk of transmitting HIV from someone who was living with the virus and on treatment to a negative partner was negligible to non-existent.
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On the opposite end of the spectrum, my expectations for Headlander weren't low but non-existent; I had no idea what to make of it, outside of the slick aesthetic.
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Traffic is pretty much non-existent apart from the cab-less trucks that dwarf me as they pass, kicking up clouds of pale dust that scour my eyes with grit.
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We believe the strategic risks are limited as MVNO regulation is almost non-existent in Russia while T2R retains a flexibility to re-negotiate terms every two to three years.
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In interviews with more than a dozen Latino activists and leader from Washington to California and Nevada, some members of the key voting bloc describe Buttigieg's outreach as non-existent.
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Most women and girls come from poor backgrounds with little education and are easy prey for recruiters who offer them non-existent jobs as cooks and waitresses in mining camps.
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She adds that the private and public spheres are inherently different in China than in the US, and it may seem to foreigners like the boundaries are virtually non-existent.
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By election day, the same groups had pivoted sharply to decrying so-called sanctuary cities, as Politico reported: Since the beginning of March, tax ads have been essentially non-existent.
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A military robot wheeling its way into your home simply gets lost there, stuck in a non-existent labyrinth of perceptual convolution and reflection-implied rooms that aren't really there.
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Samsung has long cherished the idea of making a phone with a completely foldable display, even going so far as to produce a (terrible) concept ad for the non-existent product.
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By Election Day, the same group's campaign for Saccone had pivoted sharply to decrying sanctuary cities, as Politico reported: Since the beginning of March, tax ads have been essentially non-existent.
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Per Slashfilm: Specific details on the [Trauma Center] script are practically non-existent, save for the fact that it was included as part of the 2017 Black List Feature Writers Lab.
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The study found Chinese companies fared worst, with an average score of 1.6 out of 10 in the tests, due to having weak or non-existent anti-corruption policies and procedures.
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The first woman superhero to earn top billing in a Marvel film is likely the one who will save the Avengers — and half the world's population— from their non-existent state.
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In fact, it's got more screen real estate than pretty much anything else on the market, while retaining the almost non-existent bezels we got on the S8's Infinity display.
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In areas with lots of internet infrastructure and a competitive market, that's not a big issue, but for many communities in Colorado, high-speed internet is limited, expensive, or non existent.
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"But that's also the time when most likely your internet connection will be spotty at best or, if you're taking the subway to work, might well be non-existent," he says.
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In honor of Jennifer Garner's 47 birthday on Tuesday, Reese Witherspoon, 42, shared a totally relatable video of the two joking about their non-existent pregnancies over a glass of wine.
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The rose ceremonies this season were all over the place, either at the start of an episode or entirely non-existent, which meant elimination point loss was always a week behind.
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The sorts of alternatives now favoured in the West, such as diverting addicts to effective treatment programmes instead of trying them and saddling them with criminal records, are virtually non-existent.
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Initial market reaction to Friday's downgrade was non-existent as analysts said much of the bad news had been priced into Finnish bond yields, which have risen over the past year.
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For Ms Pluckrose, Mr Lindsay and Mr Boghossian the joke was up when the dog-park paper caught the attention of journalists, who quickly found Ms Wilson to be non-existent.
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Bronx protester: Why I went off on Ted Cruz Unlike in other northeastern states, where his organization ranges from scant to non-existent, Cruz has built a real state campaign here.
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Some have broken out in the long lines that start forming long before dawn in the hope of getting subsidized goods that are always in short supply and often non-existent.
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Porzingis' 27 lead balanced Knicks past Bulls CHICAGO — Jeff Hornacek has learned from experience that when his New York Knicks offense becomes too bunched together, its effectiveness is almost non-existent.
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We're talking Glen Davis, Jason Maxiel, Kyle O'Quinn, Andrew Nicholson, and Nikola Vucevic's non-existent gravity in the frontcourt, with Arron Afflalo, Tobias Harris, and Mo Harkless floundering on the wing.
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I mean without giving away trade secrets, are we, like most Hong Kong landlords, are we talking about low, low single digit, almost non-existent type of vacancies at this point?
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But in reality, the X-U is more of a service to the Leica community, mainly because the existence of such a camera type was non-existent for the brand's fans.
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Meanwhile, Alex and Montgomery (Timothy Granaderos) — the guy who Courtney told about Hannah's non-existent hookup — get into an all-out brawl after Montgomery nearly mows down Alex in his Jeep.
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As these safeguards are hard to enforce in Brazil, lending to firms during bankruptcy remains virtually non-existent - starving them of capital and making it far harder for them to recover.
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"This is a solution to a non-existent and undocumented problem," he said, adding that once a rule is invalidated, an agency cannot adopt a similar rule without Congressional consent. Rep.
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Five of the biggest Canadian producers are now worth a total of over C$18 billion, despite low sales and almost non-existent profits, as they pour capital into increasing capacity.
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Its infrastructure (both physical and financial) is somewhere between crumbling and non-existent; its laws are archaic and, after decades of isolation and underinvestment in education, its skills base is woeful.
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In fact, the social graph is almost non-existent in Pokémon Go. Instead, your in-game social graph is an extension of a supplemented version of your real-world social graph.
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The Obama administration chose the second way: it pretended that statutes that prohibit discrimination based on sex were equivalent to (non-existent) statutes that would prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation.
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Domestic workers, who are mostly women of color, recently told Splinter News that almost non-existent labor protections make it difficult, even impossible, for them to report sexual harassment or abuse.
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"Pruitt's doing nothing more than posturing about a non-existent problem and political fiction," said John Walke, director of the clean air and climate program at the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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The company advertised vulnerabilities for Windows XP, 13, 8, 2000, 2012, as well as the non-existent Windows 9, and 2014, for $1.5 million, according to a leaked brochure dated 2014.
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Both became even more aggressive in 2011 and 163 as they further recognized revenue earlier than allowed, eventually directing company accountants to book revenue on non-existent jobs, the SEC said.
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Masada goes with Nissin premium weak flour because of the ultra-fine texture and almost non-existent amount of protein, which works to prevent the development of gluten within the batter.
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"Investing in golf, in China when it's non-existent… But he was so visionary, he saw it as a way of life, a way of bringing business communities together, " she said.
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Here's hoping the NHL doesn't go overboard on the non-existent McDavid/Crosby rivalry, but a little bit of back and forth with the two would make for a good show.
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But as a matter of economics, the President's words ring as empty as his musings on North Korean denuclearization or his still non-existent proposal to replace the Affordable Care Act.
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The states have been resisting his commission to remedy practically non-existent voter fraud (even a Republican lawyers' association couldn't find any) by declining to provide their data on specific voters.
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The top two fake news stories were Pope Francis' (non-existent) endorsement of Trump and Wikileaks' "confirmation" of Hillary Clinton's weapons sales to ISIS -- which reached more than 1.7 million people.
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The legal implications of the decision to ban evidence from the courtroom may not yet be defined, but should be juxtaposed to the essentially non-existent risk of unintentional fentanyl poisoning.
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But despite progress, too many live in places where opportunity is lacking, gender equality is non-existent and access to necessities like food, shelter and medical care is never a guarantee.
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"Republicans keep saying that many people will not have access to health care plans and make discredited claims about a non-existent death spiral," Protect Our Care said in a statement.
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And the federal government assumed responsibility for managing a payroll that blew as much as 16bn pesos ($1.2bn then) a year on salaries for teachers who were retired, dead or non-existent.
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All three big companies mentioned above (and even IBM, bless its big blue non-existent heart) have machine learning tools that they'd love to provide as a service to startups as well.
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That standard turns up in a variety of other devices too, including the Amazon Fire TV—though support on Fire TV devices is patchy and non-existent on the most recent models.
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Cobalt has gone from a minor metal with an almost non-existent public profile to the major threat to the future of the switch to electric vehicles and battery storage for electricity.
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The state visit of President Barack Obama, thanks to nearly non-existent protests, cost just over $3 million , with only half of that sum actually spent on ensuring safety during the visit.
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The rich mobile web we know today was non-existent, unless you liked using terrible WAP browsers just to see low-res photos and scrunched up text on your tiny phone screen.
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Non-existent. And if you've stood in a rammed bus line after a Britney Spears concert with thousands of disgruntled, tired fans doing their best 'Toxic' impression my goodness that's a plus.
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I grew up with a very limited scope and basically non-existent understanding of art and its precedents, even though I drew still lifes with my grandfather and took Saturday art lessons.
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In a series of tweets, Smith — who recaps Life Of Kylie for The Cut — just dropped a major truth bomb that involves a shaman, altitude sickness, and a non-existent boob job.
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But Dayib also acknowledges that her chances of victory are slim–in one Guardian article, she describes her likelihood of power as "non-existent" because of her refusal to bow to corruption.
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At least for Embiid, he can walk away after paying that money, feeling good about the fact that his fine is more than Ball ever earned in his non-existent NBA career.
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Qoobo never swatted my belongings off a shelf, yowled at ungodly hours of the morning, or deposited the contents of its non-existent stomach onto the hardest thing in range to clean.
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Take recommendations from the Brennan Center, at NYU's law school, which has done comprehensive work on the issue (and has found effective, purposeful in-person voter fraud to be nearly non-existent).
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Tinder, and the fact that we make first contact with potential lays via our phones now, means flirting is sadly almost non-existent in real life, and in its place are Stories.
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"The Pai FCC has been particularly egregious in picking advisory committees tilted to its own worldview—heavy on industry representation, with real consumer and public interest representation almost non-existent," Sohn said.
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In Kenya, Uber is testing a pilot program with local directions startup OkHi, which uses smartphones and digital images to overcome inaccurate or non-existent postal codes, street names, or physical addresses.
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Since 2010, the space agency has made it crystal clear that it's focused on putting humans on Mars, and talk of landing on the lunar surface has been sparse if non-existent.
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A weak or non-existent El Nino, which typically suppresses the development of Atlantic hurricanes, and warmer sea surface temperatures factor into the predictions, said Gerry Bell, a NOAA hurricane climate specialist.
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Trump's order to review the waivers "is another example of an attempt to address a non-existent phantom problem," said Eric Schwartz, who served in the State Department during the Obama administration.
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Why waste time being so stubborn at work, or trying to force a non-existent romance into being, when you could be having a blast with your friends and meet new lovers?
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Their parents' generation was raised in the tail-end of the Mao era, when comprehensive general education was disrupted by the upheavals of the Cultural Revolution and sex ed was non-existent.
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The typical openness most corporations have for investors is almost non-existent, and an indication of interest to invest isn't a confirmation of a good value so much as cause for suspicion.
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Two years ago, Australia's Moya Dodd lost her seat as Asia's female representative to Kiron, then a completely unknown candidate from Bangladesh, a soccer backwater where women's soccer was almost non-existent.
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Additionally, the mass arrival of more than 1.5 million Venezuelans to Colombia would also influence the increase in demand (previously non-existent) of typical products from Venezuela, such as the fresh cheeses.
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Some locals complain that the police presence before November's attack was almost non-existent, but since then army soldiers and National Guard troops have flooded in, along with FBI and Mexican investigators.
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A wise manager remembers that aggressive expansions rarely pay off when overall growth is slow or non-existent, and is not afraid to cut capacity when demand in an industry is shrinking.
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Though I do still work out at the gym or skip rope for cardio these days, running&aposs been a non-existent part of my workout routine since I was a teenager.
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Safe for my classic black booties, my cold weather footwear collection is practically non-existent — though it seems like, 27 years later, I may have just found a pair that's changed my mind.
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On the other hand, it can happen that an author's writing comes across as awkward when in fact it was a result of poor (or non-existent) editing, rather than a deliberate style.
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Perhaps. But consider this: how would you feel if you spent £279.99 on a console only to find, just a couple of years later, first-party and most third-party support non existent?
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This would include refugees from places like Burma, which sent more refugees to the United States over the past decade than any other nation, but where Islamic terrorism is all but non-existent.
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But after a strange 1903-win season in which the Timberwolves needed to come out on top in their 82nd game just to sneak into the playoffs, the organization's momentum is non-existent.
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"The resurgence in SF TV that began with TNG would have likely been very different—or even non-existent" without Star Trek, says M. Keith Booker, co-author of The Science Fiction Handbook.
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She badges through a turnstile using her smartphone — security is non-existent in this futuristic vision — and is briefly weighed to make sure she's not too portly for Uber's weight-conscious flying taxis.
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Lowry also has a non-existent relationship with her mother, who she said changed her number — something she discovered when Lowry attempted to call her to tell her about the birth of Lux.
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At a minimum, his words implied that relations between the Patriarchs of Moscow and Constantinople, the two main poles of authority in eastern Christianity, could go from scratchy but functional to non-existent.
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Lewandowski, it turns out, didn't have a game plan to turn around the candidate's falling poll numbers and non-existent organization, or quell revived whispers of a #NeverTrump revolt at the GOP convention.
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If yellow fever emerges as a wider-scale epidemic in the Americas—and that's still a big unknown—it would make Zika, with a virtually non-existent mortality rate, look like child's play.
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Most of the plastic in the ocean comes not from tidy Europe and America, but from countries in fast-developing East Asia, where waste-collection systems are flawed or non-existent (see map).
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The company plans to ship the toy in April, and confirmed that Professor Einstein is already designed for manufacturing, not in some non-existent prototyping stage likely to lead to a crowdfunding disappointment.
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And a huge reported increase to people on a sub-gigabit but high-speed tier (250/50 Mbps) would have been largely attributable to these non-existent connections — tens of millions of them.
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Trump unleashed a bottled-up Comey rant, claiming that several accusations the former FBI director made under oath were completely false, and giving additional info surrounding these mysterious (and potentially non-existent) tapes.
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Joining forces with a merged Renault-Nissan would grant better access to Asia, where the Italian-American group is almost non-existent, and accelerate the transition to electric vehicles, where it also lags.
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Last week, a casual news consumer wouldn't have come away thinking Clinton's and Trump's sins were equivalent; they would have instead learned that Clinton's sins were real and Trump's trivial or non-existent.
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With Ballmer as CEO, Microsoft grew its enterprise business from non-existent to about $20 billion in revenue per year, while maintaining high profits on the company's traditional cash cows, Windows and Office.
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Most MPs, and most commentators, believe that in trying to do so they will transform the party's prospects of winning places like Nuneaton from remote to non-existent and make it electorally irrelevant.
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Although she wants to get along with her parents, her isolation at traditional Persian family gatherings, her break-up with her girlfriend and her non-existent career are all off-limits for discussion.
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"Especially now, because as of this morning you had an [attorney general] who was impotent, you had a possibly non-existent [deputy attorney general], and the solicitor general possibly taking over," he added.
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"We consider it unhelpful to reference a non-existent 'agreement' rather than directly address the responsibility for funding a local project where nine out of 10 passengers are local transit riders," Williams continued.
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Earlier in the day, Sky News Business said CBA's confidential review of its institutional banking and markets division showed transaction monitoring was "non-existent or minimal across almost two-thirds" of that division.
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At one point in a recent VICE film—that one about conning TripAdvisor—host Oobah Butler is speaking into a burner phone, pretending to work at a coveted (but actually non-existent) restaurant.
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Don't even get me started on Uber's secret programs to dupe Lyft drivers into picking up non-existent passengers and to evade law enforcement officers who were investigating the company's possibly illegal activities.
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Private flood insurance was largely non-existent when the NFIP was established in 85033, and Republicans are eager to reduce taxpayer exposure to risky homes by easing federal policy holders into private plans.
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Tillerson was almost non-existent when it came to the U.S.-Israeli relationship and was perceived in the Israeli government as "problematic" due to his opposition to U.S. withdrawal from the Iran deal.
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Depending on where you live, and barring living in a space with either non-existent neighbors or neighbors/roommates friendly to drums (electronic or non), that probably means finding a dedicated practice space.
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However, her non-existent majority and the commitment to keep the UK tied to EU trade and customs rules through the Brexit "backstop" meant she ultimately lost both her deal and her premiership.
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"With interest rates roughly at all-time lows, with inflation non-existent ... I think we are still in a very good environment for stocks," said Allan Small, a senior investment adviser at HollisWealth.
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RELATED: 5 reasons why Donald Trump's massive North Korea gamble makes total and complete sense But on Capitol Hill, the reviews from defense hawks were cautious, mixed and in some cases non-existent.
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I know all women are tired of poor or non-existent solutions for women surrounding those life events, and that's why we are seeing so many companies launching to better serve women's needs.
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Student loans, book donations to libraries, participating in olive harvest festivals and such are non-existent although previous Consul General Ratney did extend Hanukah greetings in 2012 to "all those celebrating" the holiday.
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In July, she said Labour's chances of beating the Tories in 2020 were "non-existent at worst" and suggested Corbyn should have resigned after losing the support of the majority of his MPs.
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Apparently, he got this memo, though his caution resulted in a pretty slow fight, as he was reluctant to push forward, forcing Silva to wait for almost non-existent openings for counter-striking.
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Concerned after realizing I wanted to read every single one of these non-existent articles, I asked Glenn how his algorithm works, hoping we could channel its methodology in our own mortal brains.
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The ankle collar rubbed on my heel, the stitched layers of leather at the front of the shoe dug into the top of my foot, and the cushioning in the insole was non-existent.
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It looks like the New York City mayor's very expensive plan to create a new stable for carriage horses in Central Park to solve the non-existent problem of carriage-horse abuse has collapsed.
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Last night's episode of The Bachelorette primarily centered not on Hannah Brown's journey to find love, but instead on the following three things: two dudes named Luke, and one seemingly non-existent tequila brand.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Saturday that a NATO summit in Warsaw showed that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization was focusing its efforts on containing a non-existent "threat from the East".
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These factors include a lack of gender equality, poor or non-existent reproductive health services, lack of family planning information and services, and catastrophic lack of girls' education in many parts of the world.
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New hair tools, from diffuser tips to advanced steamers, are constantly popping up, threatening to rip the cash right from our pockets and take up more (already) non-existent storage space from our bathrooms.
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Luckey and Mitchell both visibly bristle when I make a broad analogy to 3D TV, a recent industry-backed technology that failed to launch because of limited content and virtually non-existent public interest.
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"It's 'shameful' to even use [a sex toy], so why would they need to have regulation?" says Alexandra Fine, co-founder of Dame Products, about the possible thinking behind sex toys' non-existent guidelines.
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A non-existent passing game allowed defenses to focus on Gurley as his rookie season progressed, leading to coach Jeff Fisher's decision to promote Case Keenum, who won three of his last four starts.
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