"It's not a problem of gridlock, it's not a problem of disagreement, it's a problem of half the commissioners don't agree with the mission of the agency," Weintraub said.
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Even if it meant me getting shot, not a problem.
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This is not a problem of any one director, either.
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Not a problem when your image editor has context awareness.
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They're not a problem at all until they're a problem.
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But usually we let them go; it's not a problem.
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Yes, but it's also totally not a problem for me.
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It's a data problem, not a problem with the technology.
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For many athletes, however, age requirements are not a problem.
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The problem is the supply, but that's not a problem.
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If overall supply is not a problem, then what is?
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Our diversity is not a problem; it is a strength.
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At the office and at home, that's not a problem.
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They think I'm a homosexual, which is not a problem.
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This is not a problem isolated to the technology industry.
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The arm feels good; that's not a problem right now.
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Under the new Democratic theory, inflation is not a problem.
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Theft is not a problem unique to Mobike in Mexico.
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That is not a problem that Ms. Conway has encountered.
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This is not a problem on which Trump has focused.
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This is not a problem that the U.B.I. would solve.
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"The numbers in Afrin are not a problem," he said.
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But it is not a problem where you need chemotherapy.
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We've changed it thirty odd times, it's not a problem.
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This is not a problem we can continue to ignore.
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That's not a problem if there's a large victory margin.
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Sometimes, the truncated image that results is not a problem.
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If you're worried about your mother it's not a problem.
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To be fair, this is not a problem of Mrs.
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Not a problem Neither are all of the Democratic candidates!
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But it's not a problem, it's something to look into.
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And this is not a problem unique to its platform.
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If inflation is not a problem, neither is market liquidity.
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This is not a problem restricted to the rich nations.
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Sites like Reddit, which I love, that's not a problem.
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Which is not a problem by itself, heart health aside.
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"So that's not a problem for many companies," he said.
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Kris is quick to tell him that it's not a problem.
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This is not a problem of Rio de Janeiro or Brazil.
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At least it's not a problem unique to the Note 8.
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This is not a problem that's unique to Sprave or YouTubers.
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However, he insisted that addiction was not a problem for him.
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"Wearing rubber on my face is not a problem," Jones said.
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Finding affordable pork sausage in Arkansas is not a problem, though.
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The one thing that's not a problem for us is money.
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I think now nobody can really say it's not a problem.
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Do we think it's not a problem if the wife dies?
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Security is not a problem that you can ever fully solve.
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You can&apost -- GUTFELD: That&aposs not a problem for me.
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This, too, is not a problem you can solve through engineering.
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For one breezy night in Brooklyn, that was not a problem.
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Lack of vehicle types was not a problem with The Crew.
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Why it matters: This is not a problem unique to Milken.
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So that means from a driving side it's not a problem.
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We can't just sit there and pretend it's not a problem.
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Ethan: Well, some of them it was particularly not a problem.
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That's a problem for them, not a problem for Dota itself.
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Because ZenHub lives inside of GitHub, that's obviously not a problem.
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But this is not a problem that's unique to South Africa.
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Luckily we all read the book, so it's not a problem.
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"But it's not a problem that's going away easily," he said.
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This is not a problem that can be confronted in a
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Injuries are not a problem confined to the Colts' secondary, either.
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Think water quality is not a problem in the United States?
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Crunch is not a problem that is unique to game development.
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This is not a problem in most 401(k) accounts, either.
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This is not a problem unique to CBS or Mr. Moonves.
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At Camp Jened they were not a "problem" to be solved.
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The ever-polite Fowler, though, says that is not a problem.
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Lack of energy was not a problem in our favorite wines.
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This is not a problem you can solve with tax cuts.
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The economy is not a problem for the labor market now.
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"Big clothes, not a problem, but little people clothes," Bashir shudders.
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KH: Well, OK, not a problem—that's a perfect email, actually.
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KS: Not a problem, how nice of you to say that.
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There are plenty of signs that short-termism is not a problem.
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This is not a problem that a fidget spinners can solve, unfortunately.
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"This is not a problem unique to Newark," said the facilities manager.
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But since he was called up on Saturday, it's not a problem.
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To me, that's not a problem because there are no side effects.
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It was very easy for me to say, 'That's not a problem.
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This time it's not a problem of the rich versus the poor.
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It's not a problem only affecting players on the professional level, either.
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That's not a problem that the foreigners have had to do it.
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So if he agrees with it, it's not a problem for him.
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Cormann was confident that China's slowdown was not a problem for Australia.
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Americans understand "this is not a problem of Trump's making," Feaver says.
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This is not a problem of science; it's a problem of morality.
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It's not a problem that can be solved with a new algorithm.
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" On sexual harassment in the workplace: "Not a problem for virtuous women.
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Immigration and immigration reform is not a problem for us to solve.
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Wage rises are not ... a problem, but their scope and dosage are.
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This they change but the playoff format is somehow not a problem.
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It is not a problem of discrimination but of preparedness and awareness.
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Feeling concerned about what's going on is normal and not a problem.
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That's not a problem shared by Justin Peck, the troupe's resident choreographer.
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"Italy is not a problem for Europe," Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said.
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The central bankers of course, are politically independent, that's not a problem.
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However, this is not a problem that can be legislated into submission.
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But it's not a problem of interest, it's really a threefold problem.
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This is not a problem for most of the items on display—classified
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"If it is not allowed it is not a problem," he told Reuters.
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Yusko argues that's not a problem for Beijing, which could enforce capital controls.
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But you have ashtrays in the room, so this is not a problem.
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Usually, "it's not a problem until it's a problem," Dr. Mouton-Odum says.
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But since we're doing it to this one guy, it's not a problem.
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It's certainly not a problem right now — at least not in virtual worlds.
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" But maybe they see it, and they say, "This is not a problem.
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"This is not a problem that can be talked away," Kadercan told me.
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That's not a problem for gamers, or editors and designers rendering huge files.
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To really solve the clothing problem by showing that it's not a problem.
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Even if my ranking goes down further, it's not a problem for me.
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"The Volcker Rule solved a problem that was not a problem," Paulson said.
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"It's not a problem of beliefs, but of openness of spirit," Chamaillard says.
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That she had no passport, the fortune teller said, was not a problem.
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The costs of implementation are not a problem for eBay, Etsy and Amazon.
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It's not a problem that is always easy for many people to see.
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So how can you declare war on something that is not a problem?
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And that's not a problem anymore because it's on the internet right away.
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If you see cannabis as a harmless high, this is not a problem.
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Sometimes, that's not a problem, even if it is an inherently truncated image.
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"If you've done something that's worth celebrating, that's not a problem," he said.
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Money was not a problem, but for a while I was selling crack.
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You can help, but this is not a problem you can shoulder alone.
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Ultimately, it's probably not a problem we can solve on the individual level.
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Normally, this is not a problem, but it can become one next year.
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"Confidence is not a problem of the team at the moment," Klopp said.
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I have done it step by step, so it is not a problem.
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"This is not a problem that is unique to Chicago, unfortunately," she said.
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That's not a problem, as long as you remember one very common idiom.
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But in 2018, unemployment or lack of job opportunities is not a problem.
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Someone with good basic synthetic chemistry skills could handle it, not a problem.
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And having major surgery or treatment for serious medical conditions is not a problem.
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Again, it's not a problem with the Brydge, which opens up to 180 degrees.
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The bamboos are natural, so if they are not straight, it's not a problem.
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But the technique is not a problem — all that takes is practice and time.
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Not a problem: Just grab the check now, and you might beat the downpour.
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Unless the drone has a saddle, that's probably not a problem it can solve.
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It is not a problem that a small team of brilliant people can crack.
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"This is not a problem that can be solved entirely by software," Kaliannan said.
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For a while it was a not a problem because there was no shortage.
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Not a problem; the episodic nature of the plot ensures you won't miss much.
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Not a problem when it's time to head to the bathroom with Bridal Buddy!
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Not a problem, as we have gathered all the best deals around the internet.
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Not a problem — just sacrifice a precious inventory slot and craft yourself an upgrade.
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Like chemical companies, they would pour mercury into freshwater, that was not a problem.
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"For me, it's not a problem of distribution, if you're diversified enough," he said.
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Whatever you do, don't ignore the virus and pretend like it's not a problem.
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Working on vacation, the hosts said in an interview afterward, was not a problem.
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Being underdressed for tennis prom is not a problem at the All England Club.
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The online-only bank operates no brick-and-mortars, but that's not a problem.
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Tan stresses that adult acne is not a problem that you can solve overnight.
|
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Lack of attendance was not a problem, however, at the Top of the Standard.
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The medicine has to be imported, and until recently that was not a problem.
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"Ultimately, this is not a problem we can or should be solving," says Bruna.
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That's not a problem if I want to send one to a boring meeting.
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It is not a problem that can be put off for a few decades.
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Op-Ed Contributor BEIJING — North Korea is not a problem that can be solved.
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Looked at that way, the return of classics is an opportunity, not a problem.
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You don't get 70,000 new members in three weeks if there's not a problem.
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This is not a problem that will be solved this month or this year.
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Totally, and that's not a problem that I'm equipped to know how to solve.
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But the idea of assembling a really big supermarket chain was not a problem.
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Can't do it to testify but for vacation, well it's not a problem at all.
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"She never said to me, 'It's not a problem that John can come,' " Medley said.
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That's obviously not a problem on a product that very much has native YouTube support.
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A 24-pack of water: not a problem, since it balances perfectly on my hip.
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This is a problem with my system, this is not a problem with my brain.
|
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And a dearth of capital is not a problem: investors are keen on such assets.
|
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In moderation, this is not a problem, but moderation and tailgating are often dueling ideals.
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"It's not a problem that you can sort of educate yourself out of," she said.
|
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This is not a problem limited to founders of technology start-ups based in California.
|
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"They disclose that they own their own funds, so it's not a problem," Rosenbluth said.
|
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And for reasons that should be obvious, obtaining alcohol is definitely not a problem, either.
|
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The growing cancer epidemic is not a problem that medical science is about to solve.
|
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That's not a problem, but we can't change because we're not winning games right now.
|
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Gridlock is not a problem for President Trump because he only cares about his base.
|
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This is not a problem for the pros who usually shut down Bastion nonsense swiftly.
|
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But racism is not a problem of the working class; it's endemic throughout British society.
|
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This is not a problem of one man, but of a flawed system of justice.
|
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But it's not a problem that will be solved by indignant Americans leaving the service.
|
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That was not a problem with the League, though it backed some policies they disliked.
|
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I really do think there is not a problem that exists that Americans cannot conquer.
|
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Most people won't typically need more than 10x zoom, anyway, so it's not a problem.
|
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Debt is not a problem for most major U.S. carriers, especially with low interest rates.
|
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Fragmentation in the digital learning market is not a problem, according to SmartUp's Mr. Meehan.
|
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This is not a problem that can be ignored; time is not on our side.
|
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But Navalny is not a problem that will simply disappear; his approach is long term.
|
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That is not a problem with this model thanks to the plastic, quick-turn bolts.
|
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Famine was a political-economy problem, Sen argued, not a problem of resources per se.
|
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Perry added in her interview that MSNBC no longer wanting the show was not a problem.
|
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Heroin is a growing problem in the US. But it's not a problem particular to Louisiana.
|
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This is not a problem if your modem has Wifi and you leave it turned on.
|
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"It's not a problem if they don't support unification," Wen said of Taiwanese joining the project.
|
|
If that's a problem for someone, that's their problem — not a problem with this doll's story.
|
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It is not a problem to use tax incentives as a means to attract those businesses.
|
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In this context, a row with Iran is not a problem so much as an opportunity.
|
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For viruses that are no longer in circulation like smallpox and polio, that's not a problem.
|
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" — 15-year-old "Geographic location is not a problem and does not define who we are.
|
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There's no backlight on that black-and-white screen, but Panic claims that's not a problem.
|
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People can be allowed to have a certain amount of color and that's not a problem.
|
|
But counting deaths in the wake of disasters is not a problem unique to Puerto Rico.
|
|
"Climate change is not a problem that is going to take care of itself," says Maskin.
|
|
It's not a problem that can be solved overnight — or likely by the end of 2401.
|
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I still want to think that it's not a problem, because the alternative is quite miserable.
|
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Debt, part of the logic goes, is not a problem unless interest rates start to rise.
|
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"That is not a problem in the department," he said, "but we treat it very seriously."
|
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" Robert Young told me, "Storms are not a problem for barrier islands in their natural state.
|
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As I am not a dyer, the lack of water and sinks is not a problem.
|
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A response window on that order is likely not a problem if the ship remains seaworthy.
|
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"It's not a problem," he said on the sidelines of the Rise conference in Hong Kong.
|
|
A supply shock is not a problem our usual economic tools are particularly good at solving.
|
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Without discounting its perils, overparenting is not a problem with which most students have to contend.
|
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People are very curious how that's going, so for us it's not a problem to share.
|
|
"This is a problem caused by China, not a problem caused by President Trump," he said.
|
|
I sometimes have moments in my life without any sexual activity, but it's not a problem.
|
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"Some symptoms," such as a slight headache during the walk, "are not a problem," he says.
|
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"It's so normal that its not a problem," Russia's Romashina told Reuters under the Rio sun.
|
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"White supremacy and white nationalism is not a problem that is harming Black America," she continued.
|
|
And in many ways, their broader fashion options are a boon for women, not a problem.
|
|
But not everyone thinks that's a problem — at least not a problem worth doing something about.
|
|
So this is not a problem that, in Washington parlance, you can admire until it goes away.
|
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Fear of unwanted photos is not a problem: mobile phones must be handed in at the door.
|
|
It's a hassle, sure, but it's not a problem Sony seems intent on helping its partners solve.
|
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This is not a problem with Scuf's other controllers, which are all based on the DualShock foundation.
|
|
It's not a problem I noticed myself while testing the new iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max.
|
|
"Getting back to pre-sanctions output was not a problem," said a source familiar with Iranian thinking.
|
|
And assuming it's not a problem here [in the affluent West] is both naive and, frankly, incorrect.
|
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That's not a problem for me because DJI claims it lasts about 15 hours on a charge.
|
|
"Now the ace level is creating — not a problem — but it's a lot less rallies," Laver said.
|
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"They think she's a great influence and Scott is so in love, so it's not a problem."
|
|
It obviously was not a problem because she would have seen people staring and laughing at her.
|
|
"It's very smart to look at Latin America as an opportunity and not a problem," Schechter said.
|
|
Because, you know, people think, well, New Hampshire and Vermont, these are rural states, not a problem.
|
|
But this is not a problem, because Haiku is redefining what it means to be a mermaid.
|
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Immigration reform is not a problem for us to solve but an opportunity for us to seize.
|
|
"It doesn't mean what Trump did is not a problem, but the facts are different," Gerhardt said.
|
|
In the countries accepting the most refugees—Sweden and Germany—lack of space is not a problem.
|
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Consumer payments "are the one spot where there's not a problem waiting to be fixed," she said.
|
|
And while a lot of veggie-burger protein comes from soy, Moskovitz said that's not a problem.
|
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That usually will preclude ordering a full tasting menu or expensive alcohol — not a problem for me.
|
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"Italy is not a problem for Europe; it's a resource," Conte told reporters gathered outside his office.
|
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I think this is a problem we have to manage, not a problem we can actually solve.
|
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It's not a problem that can be fixed without a trade, some trade, please God any trade.
|
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"Where I live and grew up, cultural appropriation is not a problem and an issue," she explains.
|
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This heavy usage was not a problem on most days, said Colin Read, the mayor of Plattsburgh.
|
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I think the challenge Australia has is getting companies to see the geography is not a problem.
|
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What has changed since 2004 that now makes the blocking or throttling of competitors not a problem?
|
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" No, she insists to her sons: "No matter how many say so, you are not a problem.
|
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That's not a problem for candidates like Pete Buttigieg, who held five events in Iowa on Thursday.
|
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"The fact that one robbery was faked does not mean robbery is not a problem," she said.
|
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It's not a problem of excessive nastiness, it's a question of passing the oppo-dump sniff test.
|
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Not a problem, and their medical expenses are covered by what else — their universal health care system.
|
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That healthy people subsidize sick people is not a "problem"; it is the very essence of insurance.
|
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The dilemma of widening deficits and mounting debt is not a problem rooted in government revenue shortfalls.
|
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It's not a problem that can't be solved, there's some very straightforward things that can be done.
|
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But it's not a problem anymore, the option that makes the most sense is now the rule.
|
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For the Milkenites, wealth is a goal for everyone to aspire to, not a problem to be solved.
|
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That's not a problem within the monarchical Vatican City, where the authorities are arms of the Catholic Church.
|
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Both "make a lot of money, and money is not a problem with them," a source tells PEOPLE.
|
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That's normally not a problem for copyright issues, but it poses real problems when applied to urgent situations.
|
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We will have money to import it, that is not a problem, but the problem is the availability.
|
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If they're reasonably Google-savvy, it's not a problem at all; you just share the album with them.
|
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It's not a problem in use, but side-by-side, the Nokia 7.1's resolution advantage is striking.
|
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Not a problem, says Park, who says to match darker purples, greens or blues with eye makeup instead.
|
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If you can do it right and do it scientifically, yield is not a problem in organic agriculture.
|
|
But like the iPad Air 2 before it, the iPad Pro's stubby display ratio is not a problem.
|
|
Obviously, men in bands being accused of sexual assault is not a problem that's specific to Warped Tour.
|
|
The average guy who does iPhone modifications in China would see this and think it's not a problem.
|
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"It is not a problem for me to accept the challenge, I'd be willing to go," he declared.
|
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He also thinks having Jackson and RG3 on the same is a GOOD thing -- and not a problem.
|
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So as an outsider, I'm telling you: Just because it's not abuse doesn't mean it's not a problem.
|
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For now, sea-level rise is not a problem — in fact, glacier melt is driving the opposite effect.
|
|
That's not a problem limited to the Trump administration, as many vacancies date back to the Obama administration.
|
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"So what we're talking about is a solution to a problem that is not a problem," she said.
|
|
Again, not a problem — just unlock the trigger, turn the selector to "Full," and you're good to go.
|
|
But that is not a problem for the commission to solve, it is the natural course of things.
|
|
Bitcoin "wallets" are vulnerable to new kinds of attacks that are not a problem for ordinary financial accounts.
|
|
"Our book is not a problem for anybody who's not an enemy of the president," Mr. Lewandowski said.
|
|
With 24 hours of daylight at this time of year, staying charged up was not a problem. Mostly.
|
|
"Syrian refugees are not a problem to solve," the head of the Turkish emergency relief effort told me.
|
|
He said at 1.5 percent, it's not a problem for stocks, but another 1 percentage point would matter.
|
|
"It's hard to run on a booming economy if that's not a problem people are facing," he said.
|
|
We cannot afford to wait the GOP out; its power is not a problem to be worked around.
|
|
MICHELLE CARUSO-CABRERA: Back at a buck thirty this morning, Brexit is a problem, it's not a problem?
|
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The quality and accuracy of our work was high, so that was not a problem for my staff.
|
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: But if carbon is not a problem, you wouldn't need to be planting the trees.
|
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However, I eventually forgot about it and it ended up in the wash, which is actually not a problem.
|
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Eye contact is not a problem, and shaking hands is acceptable if you use two hands, not just one.
|
|
There's more awareness and distrust at the same time, which is probably not a problem confined only to science.
|
|
That's not a problem: Twin Peaks just wouldn't be Twin Peaks if it wasn't cryptic, weird, and slightly unsettling.
|
|
Previous CX-53s also struggled with noise isolation, but that's not a problem with the current CX-25 Signature.
|
|
Albayrak said on Tuesday that though it will rise this year, debt levels are not a problem for Ankara.
|
|
And that's where things get sticky, because this is not a problem that everyone looks at the same way.
|
|
"These issues alone are not a problem, but once you combine those two things, it becomes exploitable," Hirvonen said.
|
|
Violent killings of, and attacks against, trans women, particularly Black trans women, is not a problem unique to Dallas.
|
|
"With fragmented Peronism, governability is not a problem in Argentina," said Pablo Knopoff, director of the Isonomía political consultancy.
|
|
The bottom line: Climate change is not a problem we can solve, full stop, like diabetes isn't completely curable.
|
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The fact that the majority of those fleeing persecution or dictatorships are of Muslim extraction is not a problem.
|
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I was a little concerned about setting it up with the TV provider, but that was NOT a problem.
|
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As the commission's report emphasizes, this is not a problem the military likely can spend its way out of.
|
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"It's not a problem having multiple jobs as long as you are growing in each of them," she said.
|
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"The problem between us and them is not is not a problem of religious or historical narrative," he added.
|
|
This is the real problem when people talk about a "heckler's veto," but it's not a problem about heckling.
|
|
If you don't have plans to go out, it's not a problem—the party always begins in the street.
|
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More travel and no new net emissions are an unequivocal victory for humanity, not a problem to be lamented.
|
|
This is not a problem for the band; they have trouble remembering what they did on a given night.
|
|
"It's not a problem that they can't fix — they have the tools, and they'll use them," Ms. Coronado said.
|
|
This accords with the reality that the lower limit on interest rates simply was not a problem until recently.
|
|
But that is not a problem at the Mission Bicycle Company, the custom bike shop that builds $999 bicycles.
|
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Unless you have unlimited resources — sadly not a problem that plagues too many of us — you should spend wisely.
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If employees' work is ever interrupted with computer troubles, not a problem — Twitch has a walk-up IT center.
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"Mica is not a problem, nor is mica mining," says Liz van Velzen of child relief agency Terre des Hommes.
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"This is not a problem that has a military solution," suggested Ricardo Hausmann, director of Harvard's Center for International Development.
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This is not a problem that is a rarity in the relationships between black people and their governments across history.
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Fuel is not a problem, costing just 0.15 dinars a litre, with state oil firm NOC serving the whole country.
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And now you don't know if it has fentanyl or other things that were not a problem in the past.
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It's not clear just how widespread an issue motion sickness in VR is, but it's certainly not not a problem.
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In theory, that's not a problem because the publisher will have signed off that they trust Google to do that.
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But that's not a problem, says EverlyWell founder Julia Cheek, who says her products are considered laboratory-developed tests (LDTs).
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Fuel is not a problem, costing just 0.15 dinars a liter, with state oil firm NOC serving the whole country.
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"Life is not a problem to be solved but a reality to be experienced" — Soren Kierkegaard, early 19th-century philosopher.
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According to Enver, this is not a problem for small businesses which can quickly adapt, but for the large firms.
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"They think she's a great influence and Scott is so in love, so it's not a problem," the source adds.
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Placing its bonds is usually not a problem and it has sold S$27 billion of notes in 227 alone.
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Sure, there's no roof but I live in California so that's not a problem about 95 percent of the time.
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As Palmer explained, while banks can and do shutter, that's not a problem if they're federally insured by the FDIC.
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His campaign might need in excess of $113 billion by some estimates but Trump said money was not a problem.
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His spokespeople re-assured the press this was not a problem because Trump sold off all his stocks in June.
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But this was apparently not a problem, and I'm happy to be on the same side with Will on this.
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So until the system transforms, we cannot sit here and act like there is not a problem here in America.
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Unlike that former cabinet secretary back in the '60s, a monthly mortgage payment is surely not a problem for them.
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They've remained low relative to their long-run average, causing some analysts to conclude that debt is not a problem.
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Putin has been rightfully accused of following a 19th century foreign policy, but that is a symptom, not a problem.
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Republicans were quick to say that Trump's tweet was not a problem even as they sought to correct the president.
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"If the plastic is used as fuel it is not a problem but the pollution should be managed," she said.
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"The model of providing a service for free to monetize via third-party services is not a problem," Agaoua said.
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Is it because she thinks that it's not a problem that today, in America in 2018, counts as her problem?
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We've never had this kind of rule, but it's not a problem to keep the tear-off inside the cockpit.
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"[Houston] finished 10th in the NBA all-time last year on offense, so scoring is not a problem," he says.
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That's not a problem for machinery like wheels or even solar cells, but for computers, radiation can be highly destructive.
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In the 1970s, however, a new idea took hold: Size was not a problem so long as prices remained low.
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And that's not a problem for those who have health care coverage: It's no different from needing antidepressants or insulin.
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It's not a problem that diminshes the game in any form, and the same is true for Marvel's Spider-Man.
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Unlike the 2007-2008 financial crisis, "this is not a problem caused by business or reckless C.E.O.s," the board says.
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Unlike the 2007-2008 financial crisis, "this is not a problem caused by business or reckless C.E.O.s," the board says.
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"It's not a problem limited to one commodity," said Falko Ernst, senior analyst for Mexico at the international Crisis Group.
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Not a problem: that allowed the audience to ignore the stage and pay attention to the real theater around them.
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Some students, accordingly, will be penalized for having had bad teachers earlier, but that's not a problem you can solve.
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This was not a problem for me, as they were still plenty loud, but it's something to have in mind.
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Other Dutch women order sperm from banks in Denmark, where donors are paid and the supply is not a problem.
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It's not a problem but it's a problem: we really want and need your feedback in order to feel anything.
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"Protecting this country and potentially dying for it, maybe, is not a problem, because we love this country," James said.
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This complaint is basically accurate and fair — but it's important to note that it's not a problem unique to RCTs.
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That is not a problem in general — the ensemble's big numbers, set to Glen Kelly's dance arrangements, are a blast.
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If job destruction speeds up, that's not a problem so long as job creation speeds up at least as quickly.
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Cramer has been calling on Powell to pause rate hikes, arguing the economy is weakening and inflation is not a problem.
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And with an estimated 2.4 billion more people to feed by 2050, it's not a problem we can—or should—ignore.
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The internet is having way too much fun with this dilemma, which was so not a problem in the 1992 cartoon.
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So for most people, the spikes in heart rate and blood pressure from watching a scary movie are not a problem.
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Short queues are not a problem for firms that provide storage facilities and logistical services as their revenue streams are diversified.
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While Trov may consider expanding its insurance offerings in the future, Walchek said the lack of marketplace is not a problem.
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Longer lives are not a problem if the state or a company has promised to pay a fixed income until death.
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It looks like iOS, but that's not a problem for me since I use an iPhone X as my daily driver.
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A couple could have sex rarely or never, but if both people are happy with that, then it's not a problem.
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Kourtney isn't happy with her first look, but since they have like a million to choose from that's not a problem.
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A source close to Indian budget carrier IndiGo said noise was not a problem and the airline continued to take deliveries.
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Verdict's still out on whether or not the Lego breakfast machine's food is tasty, or edible, but that's not a problem.
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But this is not a problem limited to the uninsured: 30% of the insured – think voters — have problems with medical bills.
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With a series best seven trophies already — earning two in the last four races — optimism and enthusiasm are not a problem.
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So it wasn't a problem before, but it's extra not a problem now 🙌🏼 One year #sober and loving that life.
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This is not a problem in personal lines because of the immense volume of data that can be harnessed and analyzed.
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It's not a problem to not be okay, it's only a problem to pretend to be okay when we are not.
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This is not a problem we can solve alone; Illicit opioid production is a worldwide phenomenon, requiring a coordinated, international response.
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This is not a problem that can be fixed overnight, and, to be sure, the package was not a silver bullet.
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Failure to seek needed mental health treatment is not a problem not of personal weakness, but a significant public health concern.
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Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin said guns were not a problem but that games desensitized players to the value of human life.
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The only three references to racism in Nash's book show up when describing conservative arguments that racism is not a problem.
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"Low inflation, in itself, is not a problem in an economy that is growing and operating at full employment," George said.
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Some will try to argue that competition is not a problem at a time when the official unemployment rate is low.
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It is important to realize that the problem we have today with our corporations is not a problem of evil men.
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But it's not a problem we can address by lashing out at foreigners we falsely imagine are winning at our expense.
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"It's a method of reducing alcohol consumption in the part of the population where drinking is not a problem," he says.
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This is not a problem that will be solved by blaming the news media as Trump did amid the market selloff.
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"The best thing we can do is to try and reduce it as it's not a problem that will go away."
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If everyone is following the wrong pattern, it's not a problem for any individual professional because everyone missed the same story.
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Although some experts maintain salt is not a problem for most people, Dr. Jacobson believes that the best evidence says otherwise.
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Luckily, that's not a problem, I wear my Atoms all the time and even my fashion designer wife is a fan.
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Again, it's not a problem, but it was a decision that we took right with the partnership with Dana and others.
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Peeing every time you sneeze is not O.K. And yet, incontinence after pregnancy is considered a punch line, not a problem.
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TELECOM ITALIA CEO SAYS VALUING FIBRE OPTIC NETWORK IN OPEN FIBER DEAL NOT A PROBLEM, ASSET HAS DRAWN INTEREST FROM FUNDS
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Not a problem for Johnson, who nominated as attorney general Ramsey Clark, the son of Supreme Court Justice Tom C. Clark.
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The head of US Central Command insists it's not a problem for his operations in Persian Gulf, Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan.
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To be clear white identity is not a problem; tying our national culture to a white nativist agenda is highly problematic.
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I've always disliked seeing the bezel division between two connected displays and now it's not a problem on Samsung's big screen.
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If a professor needs to explain a math problem, it's not a problem to talk while writing concepts on the board.
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"It's not a problem for anybody but the press," she said, adding that John is not a proponent of gay marriage.
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Talent is not a problem in either Chicago or Houston, which must make both teams' struggles all the more frustrating for fans.
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How do I get the data that something is or is not a problem inside a company I serve the board on?
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Many have said that we are stupid, but this is not a problem if they also said that our pizza is tasty.
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Kansas had got off to slow starts in its last three games at home, but that was not a problem on Saturday.
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This was not a problem on Adidas' campus, where affiliation was unambiguous: Everyone in sight was wearing sneakers made by their employer.
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The terms of service specify that posts must be factually true, but if they're not, it's not a problem for the site.
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If relative ability or innate preferences are the dominant factor, then women's under-representation is not a problem for economists to fix.
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President Donald Trump showed he views business as a solution, not a problem, New York Stock Exchange President Tom Farley said Tuesday.
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It's more like Groundhog Day: Every day is like the day before, so you learn it really fast — that's not a problem.
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This limitation, not a problem for regular PlayStation releases, meant that Yaroze games had to fit onto the console's 2MB of RAM.
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We recently decided we don't need to repair our barn this year; it's only a nagging issue, not a problem-causing one.
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Further, the Green New Deal needs to reckon with a legal development that was not a problem for the original New Deal.
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Other research indicates that this is not a problem in most hospitals, but is a very large problem at some of them.
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"There is a problem in terms of progressive policy development, but it's not a problem of there being an absence," Hacker says.
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For me, it's not a problem for a partner to watch porn, because I highly value the presence of a fantasy life.
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It's not a problem that's new to the PD. Quota systems were in existence before I came onto the job, in 1982.
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I wouldn't have thought he'd be able to go two or three days in a row, but obviously that's not a problem.
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In this group, homosexuality is clearly not a problem for anyone, and no one seems shocked by the existence of that kiss.
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Tip "Blushing in and of itself is not a problem," says Paul Greene, director of the Manhattan Center for Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy.
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She says it's not a problem when she touches herself, giving Ola the creative idea of masturbating next to each other instead.
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We strive to live in a world without breaches, but we must recognize that cybersecurity is not a problem to be solved.
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"If authorities were to consistently say that this virus is not a problem it wouldn't change anything," he told CNBC via telephone.
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"The animals are usually housed in pastures large enough that space, crowding, and fighting are not a problem," Norwood and Lusk write.
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That's not a problem for Hailey, apparently -- she was decked out in leather Bermuda shorts and a leather jacket ... plus heels, of course.
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" The "beautiful cashier," she wrote, took his hands, dumped all the change on the counter and said, "This is not a problem, honey.
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It's not a problem I can solve, but it's a reality I can acknowledge, a paradigm through which I can understand my actions.
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Gupta says they've arranged the far-field microphones inside of the Fire TV Cube vertically instead of horizontally so it's not a problem.
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Sakurai said the drop in bond yields was not a problem yet because they remained within a range the BOJ saw as acceptable.
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It handles challenging lighting situations without blinking: low-light, backlit subjects, and my own shaky hands are not a problem for this camera.
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As Yao Yang of Peking University puts it, the economy's main ailment now is a lack of demand, not a problem with supply.
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"It lasts for long, which is a problem if it's a waste product, but not a problem if we want it to last."
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Ultimately, it's up to all of us to reduce and prevent veteran suicide because this is not a problem VA can solve alone.
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This is not a problem, but if you stick with these suggestions, you'll end up with a certain kind of rather specific feed.
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And while plate waste is a problem in this country, it is not a problem created or exacerbated by the original nutrition standards.
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If the problem is that white supremacists are newly emboldened—well, that's not a problem the White House appears to want to address.
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AMSTERDAM — It's not a problem many vacation destinations spend much effort worrying about or money trying to fix: the wrong kind of tourist.
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It's not a problem that Pence is a sycophant in chief, perhaps the greatest bootlicker to take up residence at the Naval Observatory.
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"It's not a problem," he said, looking up briefly to answer a question about the challenges of a large space like St. Patrick's.
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But that's not a problem: You're at the hospital, after all, and you can just run into the vape shop attached to it.
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A report from the Government Accountability Office in April 250 made clear that this is not a problem specific to any one project.
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" He added, "If I need to give back my gold medal, I'd have to give it back; it's not a problem for me.
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In wet years this is not a problem, and many of us enjoy the bounty of almonds, pistachios and citrus in our supermarkets.
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"I love titrations, yeah, that's not a problem, and I got new patients, yeah, I got a lot of 'em," the rap goes.
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It's not a problem that can be solved by Brussels, maybe in Brussels later, but it has to be first dealt with in London.
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That's not a problem faced by the Lapscreen, a dinky little 12.5-inch display designed to work with either your phone or your laptop.
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But after using the iPad for a while, here is why I think this problem is not a problem at all: iPadOS is fast.
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He said that because Dr. Jackson was a doctor, it was not a problem that he distributed the drugs, even without writing a prescription.
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"There's not a problem out there where young entrepreneurs are not already finding innovative solutions," Obama said in an online stream on Facebook Live.
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At that time, 47% of Americans believed that sexual harassment was a serious issue, with 6563% saying it was "not a problem" at all.
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The monster hiding in the basement becomes an extension of the wife's demons, meaning that it is not a problem they can simply kill.
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"If we find things we like, 996 is not a problem," Ma said in a blog post Sunday on Chinese social media site Weibo.
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It's saying what it says pretty much every time it stumbles — it's not a problem with strategy, it's just a failure to secure funding.
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"It was not a problem finding a winner," said Ahmed Al-Mallak, founding director of the independent Tamayouz Excellence Award, which oversaw the competition.
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Ty Vaughn, Monsanto's vice president of global regulatory, said volatility is not a problem and that science did not support the plant board's decision.
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Radley Balko: I would say that it sort of represents America to the extent that this is not a problem that's limited to Mississippi.
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Not a problem — watch the full "Live from NYC" concert on his YouTube channel or with the live stream above, beginning at 8 p.m.
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"It's not a problem," Thomas Weikert, the president of the International Table Tennis Federation, the sport's governing body, said last week in an interview.
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This is not a problem that gets easier with time, as millions of Americans every day approach retirements that will stretch over longer lifetimes.
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Nobel laurate Michael Spence made an important point when he wrote in 2011: This is not a problem for which there are easy answers.
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Second, the U.S. delegation should remember that the $505 billion in goods Americans imported from China in 2017 are a blessing, not a problem.
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I hit a 167 checkout, one of the toughest, not a problem (although the game feels pretty generous when it comes to bull shots).
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Some Democrats who have not expressed any White House ambitions say it's not a problem that they have several competing ideas at this stage.
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This is why most of the time when the cord is around a baby's neck at birth (a common event) it's not a problem.
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A bill whose defenders have argued, in effect, that making maternity health coverage more expensive is not a problem because guys don't get pregnant.
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"[Bias] is not a problem we can solve with maths because the very idea of bias really needs much broader thinking," Birhane tells Axios.
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"The more I hear Peter Navarro claim it's not a problem, the more convinced I am it is a problem," Roach said in response.
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Browsing for apps is hard on a small screen, even with a dedicated Featured apps section—but that's not a problem unique to Apple.
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Homes built on permafrost (permanently frozen ground; common in interior Alaska) often have shifting ground, the inspector said, and it&aposs not a problem.
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I&aposll lose money on that transaction, but the reason that&aposs not a problem is because I&aposm a large shareholder of WeWork.
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Some have given up their independence and become agents of giants such as Western Union and MoneyGram, for whom international clearing is not a problem.
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If a merger will result in mass layoffs or a disastrous squeeze on supplier revenues, that's simply not a problem according to prevailing antitrust doctrine.
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Short queues are not a problem for firms that provide storage and logistical services such as handling and chartering, as their revenue streams are diversified.
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A day's use with the OnePlus 5 is not a problem for me, and the instant nature of Dash Charge alleviates any lingering power worries.
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"Surviving here is not a problem for me, but I still prefer to move to a more populous area when the time comes," he said.
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That's not a problem in and of itself; only power users could possibly want more than two apps visible on the Fold's 7.3-inch screen.
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But just because it's not malicious doesn't mean that there's not a problem with your partner cropping you out, especially if they do it consistently.
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"Breaking up is not a problem, but you should still respect others, I feel like this woman looks down on farmers," one Weibo commenter said.
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As long as a central bank is keeping to a policy target (like a 2% inflation rate) an ugly balance-sheet is not a problem.
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But that's not a problem if you only use just a tiny amount of them and concentrate the sunlight on those; that's the Insolight insight.
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It's not a problem with uncompressed video, but trying to stream files of that size would feel like going back to the dial-up days.
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What Democrats and progressives should recognize is that building a sustainable system and avoiding backlash is a political problem, not a problem of policy design.
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When people on Medicaid struggle, they struggle from lack of resources -- that's not a problem cutting $800 billion to $1.4 trillion is going to solve.
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Also sweating at the gym is not a problem - it doesn't seem worth paying more for the Powerbeats3 , which are supposedly more water/sweat resistant.
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Traders have been complaining about the low volatility, but that's historically not a problem for markets — stocks can do fine during periods of low volatility.
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Technology is also advanced in Mauritius as digital connections -- often an issue in mainland Africa -- are not a problem on the island, according to Poonoosamy.
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He admitted it was not a problem that he and his fellow co-founders - all white men - gave much thought to when designing the platform.
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"Of course, E. coli is in the news a lot, but E. coli as a general genus and species is not a problem," Dawson added.
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With more than a year on the clock before the NHS pager ban comes into effect, it's not a problem that can be easily fixed.
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"We're confident we're going to go forward wth this and the customer agreement is not a problem," Tim Toohey told me in a phone call.
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That is generally not a problem when couples have babies the traditional way, but can prove tricky when only one spouse is the genetic parent.
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He also highlighted a number of factors that are "a risk but not a problem," including inflation, the elections next month and the trade backdrop.
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"What you don't want to hear is a manager who says, 'It's not a problem now; if it becomes one, we'll close it,'" he said.
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Target 2 claims and liabilities of the national central banks in the euro zone are not a problem as long as the currency union exists.
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Not a problem when the table is set with these vinyl place mats in a dense Jackson Pollock pattern from the Museum of Modern Art.
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It was basic in the extreme, although the crates filled with pill packets and vials of medicine suggested that drug shortages were not a problem.
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"Everyone really likes her," the source told PEOPLE, adding, "They think she's a great influence and Scott is so in love, so it's not a problem."
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Over-prescription of controlled drugs is not a problem that will be solved at pharmacy counters, regardless of whether drugstore employees can speak ill of doctors.
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" In an interview with TechCrunch, CEO Tom Riley insisted that this was not a problem for the company because of the "growth prospects ahead of us.
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"In and of itself, having test anxiety is not a problem until it becomes a problem," says Debra Kissen, PhD, clinical director at Light on Anxiety.
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"Everyone really likes her," one source told PEOPLE, adding, "They think she's a great influence and Scott is so in love, so it's not a problem."
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"If risks rise for one particular country, that's not a problem for monetary policy," Praet, who sits on the ECB's executive board, said in an interview.
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As for the transparency of the system, he agrees that the algorithm is impossible for most to easily understand, but says that it's not a problem.
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Those earcups are comfy, too; I've never been a fan of leather/pleather earcups because of the sweat build-up, and that's not a problem here.
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Not a problem for this captain—he has a giant screen on the bridge, which overlays the environment around his vessel with an augmented reality view.
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I often had to repeat commands two or three times until it registered them, and that's not a problem I've ever had with the Home Mini.
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Bert and Ernie aren't some unique, important example of how men can be friends, because that's not a problem in the world Sesame Street has created.
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I've spent lots of time in America, in Pakistan, in Britain, and I believe that hybridized, mongrelized people are not a problem, but a good thing.
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Di Maio said on Monday that as long as the main measures in the budget remain unchanged then lowering the deficit goal was not a problem.
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What is odd about Fukuyama's dilemma is that, in the philosophical source for his original theory about the end of history, recognition was not a problem.
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If you have self-replicating [robotic] technology, scale is not a problem, and if you lack it you will struggle to build even a Dyson ring.
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The government reckons loans are not a problem but providing equity to investors may be difficult due to uncertainties over returns, one of the sources said.
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While a flat yield curve is not a problem, an inverted curve, where 2-year yields would be higher than 10-year, has reliably signaled recession.
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That's not a problem for EVO, but it's a big problem for Capcom, whose games have always enjoyed a special kind of omnipresence at the event.
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Perhaps for this attacker financing such attacks is not a problem, or maybe they have another reliable source of iPhone exploits through their own country's researchers.
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But as Kimi Raikkonen of Ferrari said here Thursday, it is only when things are running smoothly that the lack of communication is not a problem.
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"It is not a problem in the United States, but it has surfaced in one of these tent cities in California," Limbaugh said in his show.
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It's not a problem but in a way it cuts against the grain of a Fed that is doing anything more than a mid-cycle correction.
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Climate change is not a problem that can be solved or mitigated enough by individual behavior, though it is good, important and a place to start.
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But that tournament took place in Russia, where fans were unfamiliar with the "puto" chant, so that specific issue was not a problem at the event.
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As Woods proved during his low-key return to competition in a limited-field event in the Bahamas in December, making birdies is not a problem.
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Keeping bikes safe at their destination, he said, is usually not a problem because most users have places to lock them up at work or school.
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And if that's not a problem for a company today, he added, it will likely become one soon, given how much data most enterprises now generate.
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The lack of kitchen was not a problem; the Four Seasons restaurant was nearby, and was Johnson's default location at which to dine and conduct business.
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Though Bayonne, once home to a massive Standard Oil refinery, will likely continue to evolve, residents said, its current low-key life is not a problem.
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That's likely not a problem for the show on a holistic level, but it's a problem for "Pandemonium," which is built almost entirely atop this shaky foundation.
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The queefs you get through exercise or sex are not a problem in and of themselves, though, and a noise alone is certainly not cause for concern.
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"My body is not a problem," she said to Noah on Monday night, but much of the world still seems to want to believe that it is.
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I welcome my share of the burden in correcting female underrepresentation, but this is not a problem that journalists or panel organizers can solve on their own.
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"Africa is a fast growing continent, business opportunities are not a problem," said Patrice Fonlladosa, president of Veolia Africa & Middle East and head of Medef's Africa committee.
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That's not something I'd expect from a $500 phone in 2018, and it's certainly not a problem that similarly price phones, such as the OnePlus 6, have.
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"At the moment this is not a problem - the organic growth that we want, we can achieve out of the cash flows that are there," he said.
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First of all, as numerous analyses from the Cato Institute have gone into great detail to demonstrate, the U.S. trade deficit is not a problem to fix.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's finance minister said on Wednesday current levels in the dollar-won exchange rate are not a problem as long as volatility remains limited.
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The cold was not a problem, but when I reached the shore, I encountered a stiff, 30 mph wind and wondered if the drone could handle it.
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"This is not a problem on iBooks, on Kobo, on Barnes & Noble, or on Google Play, which are the other major ebook retailers," York told The Verge.
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In prior years that was not a problem: The maximum wait time was 90 days, though university leaders said that it was rare that it exceeded 60.
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"This is not a problem in Turkey that just erupted in one day, but it is a problem that reached its peak under this government," he said.
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For political leaders, the new age of slow growth is not a problem to solve; it's a reality they need to accept and explain to the public.
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"What you are arguing — correct me if I'm wrong — is that waiting times are not a problem, and it's an issue you are dealing with," he said.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said at the time that thanks to this set of measures, Greek debt repayments are not a problem in the medium term.
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In sum, men of tech, please remember that the problem with which we are currently collectively trying to grapple is not a problem with the women around you.
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Postponing "by a few days, or weeks, is not a problem", said Nicolas Blancher, head of mission for Morocco in the IMF's Middle East and Central Asia Department.
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Reforms must however "ensure that grain production capacity is not reduced, the income of farmers is not reversed and rural stability is not a problem", added the document.
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Rudy Giuliani, the former New York City mayor who is representing Trump in the Russia probe, said Manafort cooperating with Mueller was not a problem for his client.
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I was like 'I assume it's not a problem anymore?' and they were like 'Yeah, no worries,' Claire (who chose not to disclose her last name), 22 says.
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"Racism is definitely not a problem at our high school," Nyla McGlory, an Escondido High senior who was at the event last week, told BuzzFeed News Sunday night.
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This is not a problem that's unique to Google, and it appears in a lot of panorama image stitching, in smartphones, consumer cameras, VR video capture and more.
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For the vast majority of the billions of people playing games, this is true as well: Games are a form of entertainment, not a problem to be solved.
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"Funding is not a problem anywhere, but homelessness is not a priority for states," Kailash Gambhir, a former judge who headed the panel, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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As the authors acknowledge, squeezing oranges dry is not a problem if new oranges keep arriving: ie, if new lines of research appear even as others are exhausted.
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Climate change is not a problem of our generation's making, but apparently it's now up to us to do the work that should have been done decades ago.
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But it's not a problem at this corner store (or dairy, as they like to call it), located in Opotiki, a small town on New Zealand's North Island.
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Alliant seemed pretty harsh with their policy on overdraft fees, but having literally zero dollars is, fortunately, not a problem for me at this juncture of my life.
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The Modern Family star hit the award show with her boyfriend, fellow actor Levi Meaden, and it's safe to say PDA is not a problem for these two.
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Block said he is not advocating for American consumers to stop buying products made in China "because this is not a problem with the Chinese people," he said.
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Schiavo says that's not a problem for now -- pilots typically don't wait until the last moment to renew, and it takes months to train new air traffic controllers.
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Gathering enough light is not a problem in full sun, so jointweed survives and even prospers by photosynthesizing along its slender stems and the leaves that it retains.
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Whatever gameplan head coach came up with for Monday night was severely lacking, and that's not a problem that solves itself because they're no longer facing the Patriots.
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" Citing US government data, Arbib told me that this is not a problem for the model: "Only a small proportion of commutes are between rural and urban areas.
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One of the biggest reasons people don't put an iPhone case on is because of the added weight and bulk, but with this case, that's not a problem.
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This is not a problem with Northway Games' Fantastic Contraption, for example, because I could only move in the game by physically moving my body in the room.
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The presumption is that if a person without a job isn't looking for one, then he or she doesn't want one, and the joblessness is not a problem.
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I mostly think this is a gimmick: propping your phone up so the camera points where you want it is not a problem that needs a $1,380 solution.
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"If you have a legal state, a state of law, it is not a problem if you want to be Muslim Brotherhood, or Islamist, or secularist," he said.
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Such radicals were in fact, dismissed by Sebastian Gorka as "not a problem" days before the Charlottesville rally of neo-Nazis, ethno-fascists and anti-government militia members.
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Maybe if she's able to see racism as something that's not a problem faced by "others" but her own family, she'll be more likely to become an ally.
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IT IS NOT A PROBLEM WITH THE TECHNOLOGICAL BARRIER, IT'S VERY SMALL -- IT'S WHAT, MILLIMETERS – VESTBERG: MILLIMETER – SPECTRUM VERY HIGH UP, SO OF COURSE, THE DISTANCE IS SHORT.
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This was not a problem for us since we live in a small, San Francisco apartment, but for folks with larger homes, they could experience connection issues. Yes.
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To find 2-3 people (in Israel) is not a problem, but if they need...an R&D center for 100 people, it is very difficult in Israel.
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"If she wants to do so, her best course of action is to leave the country and go to a place where Zika is not a problem," he said.
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The bills were "unconstitutional right out of the gate," Rowland said, adding that protests should be seen as a "success of representative democracy," not a problem to be solved.
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"It's just not a problem to us," said Holcombe, 86, adding that he and 84-year-old Claryce believe their dead family members are now alive again in heaven.
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That's not a problem this year, and colors look just as bright as they do on my iPhone XS Max or Galaxy Note 9, at least at first glance.
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"This is not a problem that only occurs for people interacting with a few executives on the other side of the world," a Google employee said in a speech.
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Stacking regular shoe boxes turns out to be a total mess when you want a pair from the bottom, but with these clever shoe boxes, that's not a problem.
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This false excuse has been used to impose numerous voter suppression rules this election year — a threat that research has repeatedly shown is not a problem in American elections.
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The fact that we socialize people into heteronormative scripts that negatively impact the way these folks understand desire speaks to a larger societal problem, not a problem with them.
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This becomes something of a balancing act, as too much water turns your lather into a bubbly slurry, but it's not a problem once you get into a rhythm.
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My first reaction to this song was "not a problem, guys," because it is a fabulous arrangement and all but not the catchiest thing I have heard this week.
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"The weight is not a problem, 273 pounds of pure British beef," the 31-year-old Fury (29-0-1) said to cheers from the supportive Las Vegas crowd.
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We also need to understand that the same problems affect all of us in the same way—they are not a problem for only certain parts of the world.
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The secrecy of the central bank was not a problem for Chinese policy makers as long as they maintained strict regulation of money moving in and out of the country.
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Now, I don't agree with what he said last night," she clarifies, referring to Thursday's Republican debate during which Mr. Trump assured voters his penis size was "not a problem.
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That 1.2m Indians toil in companies that form part of the relatively unproductive PSU sector, a traditional mainstay of formal employment, is largely seen as a benefit, not a problem.
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And although this is not a problem for some transit systems, in London if you don't "tap out" at the end of your journey, you get charged the maximum fare.
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Pre-election it was at 28, but so far strategists say the yield move is not a problem for the market, though the move is affecting individual stocks and sectors.
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That's obviously not a problem anymore today and the company can use the telemetry it gets from a company's PC deployments, for example, to figure out where there are problems.
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What he is saying, by implication, is that the affliction of partisan propaganda reflects not a problem of supply but of demand—a deep and transparent expression of popular desire.
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It's not a problem most are likely to encounter, but for those who do, shuffling fortunes through trusts and accounts across borders can help hide outrageous amounts of money. 56.
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"There is not a problem with people from Israel and people from Arabic countries being side by side," said Monika Koborova, the guest relations manager for the Hotel Thermia Palace.
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Even Ms. Cummins recognizes the unfairness of the system: "That's not a problem that I can fix, nor is it a problem that I'm responsible for," she recently told NPR.
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"The majority of voters can vote for a decision that there are no climate changes or that it is not a problem," Milanovic told a gathering of top state officials.
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Coach Michael Malone has consistently praised his players' work ethic — effort, he said, is not a problem — but he does want them to be more diligent about their mental preparation.
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"In Bolivia, fathering a child out of wedlock is just not a problem for a male politician, including with a mother so much younger than him," Ledebur told VICE News.
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Spotify says that's not a problem, because those promotions are helping it keep its customers longer, which means that over the lifetime of their subscriptions, all of that evens out.
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"This is not a problem that was left behind in the 1970s," Elizabeth Gedmark, a senior staff attorney at A Better Balance, a nonprofit that works on pregnancy discrimination, told Vox.
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Usually that's not a problem, but ProPublica found that Facebook had generated anti-Semitic categories such as "Jew Hater" and "Hitler did nothing wrong," which could be targeted for advertising purposes.
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He talked about how we will continue to make sure that ISIS is not a problem but at the same time, we will not just go into theater and stay forever.
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DUDLEY: WELL, I MEAN AS LONG AS MARKET FUNCTION IS GOOD, YOU KNOW, THERE'S PEOPLE THAT CAN ACTUALLY EXECUTE AT PRICES CLOSE TO THE LAST PRICE THEN IT'S NOT A PROBLEM.
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And they are electrical, so if one isn't working, the ground crew needs to make sure there's not a problem with the circuitry that could cause a fire or other hazard.
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That was not a problem when U.S. oil output was rising: companies kept raising billions of dollars selling new shares to build fee-generating pipelines or terminals that kept distributions rising.
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Albayrak said that although the government would miss its target budget deficit-to-GDP ratio, set in the depths of last year's crisis, debt levels were not a problem for Ankara.
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"Death is not a problem for me, I really don't mind leaving," Turner added to the BBC about her own mortality, which was severely tested by a mild stroke in 2013.
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The fatigue of ME/CFS can be severe; is not a result of unusually difficult activity; is not relieved by sleep or rest, [and] was not a problem before becoming ill.
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And all of a sudden it's going to dawn on people, this is not a problem for guys in the Middle East: This is a problem for you in Kansas City.
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Ordinarily, that's not a problem, since friends and family coming to pay their respects and comfort those who have lost a loved one usually ensure there are plenty of people around.
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Certainly, immigration was not a problem foisted on Europe from the outside; the fates of Europeans and non-Europeans were inextricably connected in the 19th century by conquest, colonization and trade.
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For those who feel like they are overdoing it with their kids but don't know how to stop: This is not a problem most of us can fix on our own.
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In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries came the rise of nationalism and, with it, linguistic nationalism, which held that the particularity of language was in fact an advantage, not a problem.
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"I'm not sure exactly what will happen at the end of the year, but I think we've taken the right precautions to make sure that it's not a problem," Rosengren said.
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"Im not sure exactly what will happen at the end of the year, but I think weve taken the right precautions to make sure that its not a problem," Rosengren said.
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"I'm not sure exactly what will happen at the end of the year, but I think we've taken the right precautions to make sure that its not a problem," Rosengren said.
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"Streaming is not a problem!" he exclaimed, noting that there are limits to how much people can stand to stay at home with all of the modern conveniences including grocery delivery.
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Simplifying the math might do away with 99 percent of the data, Farhadi said, but that's not a problem if the 1 percent you keep is the only 1 percent that matters.
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The risk of getting caught, as I recall, makes for a speedy encounter—again, not a problem when every star in the Southern Hemisphere is shining upon you and your lover's butt.
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Virtual reality documentaries can sometimes feel a little dry, but that's not a problem for Zero Days VR, a cinematic short shot largely from the point of view of a computer virus.
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It's not a problem that starts or ends with Mirai, but IoT manufacturers are starting to wake up to the fact that even though security might be boring and expensive, it's important.
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In a recent post on the company's blog, Zook contends that ad blockers are not a problem for the digital advertising industry but, in fact, present a much-needed push for change.
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ZURICH, June 29 (Reuters) - Swiss Finance Minister Ueli Maurer said the Swiss franc-euro exchange rate has normalised and is not a problem for Switzerland, during a trip to Austria on Friday.
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I mean, every time I make a movie, there has been a casting ... not a problem, but it's very much a part of whether or not I can get the movie financed.
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Of course, such commitments would require further financial outlays and real political will, factors which are often lacking in refugee protection but usually not a problem when it involves enforcement and deterrence.
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"This is going to be an enormous issue for countless borrowers, and we need to be ready for this because this is certainly not a problem that is going away," Frotman said.
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" In any case, Smith's heart is with an urbane liberal like Berlin, for whom, as he aptly says, "modernity is not a problem to be overcome but a challenge to be met.
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"It's not a problem if you've only got a few of these," Dr. Michael Sherman, the chief medical officer of the nonprofit health insurer Harvard Pilgrim, told Business Insider earlier this year.
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To address the problem of finding leaks around the world, a recent report from the National Academy of Sciences called for methane monitoring from space, where international access is not a problem.
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That's not a problem that is unique to this iteration of "Star Trek" — "Voyager" and "Enterprise" also struggled with this early on — nor is this an issue limited to this television franchise.
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If selling off assets and rigorous financial transparency requirements dissuade the unscrupulous rich from pursuing political careers, clearing a path for citizens who never owned a shell company, that's not a problem.
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That's not a problem for shorter trips but travel experts say the higher altitude setting on older planes can contribute to jet lag on long flights, worsening the effect of time zones.
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"He said to me, 'Juan Carlos, that's not a problem,' " said Juan Carlos Cruz, the abuse survivor, describing having told the pope he was gay in a long meeting in the Vatican.
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Researchers said that food waste is not a "problem at low levels of affluence," or in developing countries, and that a so-called "elasticity" or growth in waste occurs as incomes increase.
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"We believe that homicides are not a problem, they're a solution," said Bruno Paes Manso, a researcher at the University of São Paulo, describing the public acceptance of killings by the police.
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Canada is not part of it because you're exempted from it so that's not a problem for the time being but the stuff that's going on this morning, the U.S. versus China.
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"China's military activities don't only impact the situation in the Taiwan Strait, but also in all of East Asia ... This is not a problem being faced alone by Taiwan," Tsai told reporters.
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In the last few years, opponents of climate action have been shifting their arguments from saying that global warming is not a problem to saying it is too late to do anything.
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"If doctors are having to work long hours to cover maternity leave, that is not a problem with the capability of female doctors, it is a problem with the system," she said.
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" He said that hiring undocumented immigrants was not a problem unique to the Trump Organization, and that it "demonstrates that our immigration system is severely broken and needs to be fixed immediately.
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What was even worse was that Reagan's embrace of supply side dogma was heavily responsible for the shift in sentiment toward the idea that large federal budget deficits are not a problem.
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It's either a gift because you're helping somebody fix a problem, or because you're wrong and it's not a problem and so you don't have to be right when you're giving feedback.
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The view that took root, entrenched by the Reagan administration's 1982 merger guidelines, held that economic concentration was generally not a problem unless it led to consumers paying higher prices at stores.
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RABAT, July 10 (Reuters) - Morocco's macroeconomic indicators indicate the country is ready to introduce a flexible exchange rate, but delaying the introduction is "not a problem", the International Monetary Fund said on Monday.
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That's not a problem if you're mostly going to use your laptop around the house or office, but it's a bit more of an issue for students or anyone frequently on the go.
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His owner, Bev York, said she had noticed that the gnome had disappeared in January, but figured it was not a problem because "things go missing all the time," she told CBC News.
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One day we should do a conversation about our failures, because I think that makes it okay for people, a lot of younger people to realize that it's not a problem to fail.
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For Brennan, this is not a problem: His faith in an epistocracy is firm, and let the chips fall where they may, even if the wise turn out to be the most liberal.
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"Low inflation, in itself, is not a problem in an economy that is growing and operating at full employment," George said in remarks prepared for delivery at an event in Kansas City, Missouri.
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That we are now designing them around school shootings is an architectural statement that we, as a country, have accepted carnage as a new normal—not a problem to be solved, merely mitigated.
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"The burden of student loan debt is not a problem limited to private sector employees, and cities both large and small have significant numbers of workers who can benefit from debt reduction programs."
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I mean, they had this beautiful child, not a problem in the world, and all of a sudden, they go in, they get this monster shot — you ever see the size of it?
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" Mr. Okamoto continued, "It's not a problem for people who are used to abusive language, like me, but a great many people would feel frightened when they receive invectives out of the blue.
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It's not a problem for teenagers to feel stretched by all that we ask of them, and even better if they can view stress as a healthy, if often uncomfortable, sign of growth.
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In other countries, this is generally not a problem because the government sets hard limits, usually quite low, on what patients can be required to pay for care and everybody has health coverage.
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The Glorious PC Gaming Race mouse pad is washable, though, either by hand or in a machine on a gentle cycle (air drying is recommended), and keeping it clean is not a problem.
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The president said the administration was thinking about closing the Mexican border to fight the spread of the coronavirus only to say a few minutes later that the border was not a problem.
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Apparently, more "analytical" Democrats were better able to convince themselves that climate change was a problem, while more "analytical" Republicans were better able to convince themselves that climate change was not a problem.
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And while it's not a problem unique to Tesla, the example serves as a stark reminder that newer cars can become a security risk for former owners, regardless of whether they're sold or wrecked.
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That's not a problem for her in Iowa -- or New Hampshire -- but it looms as a critical hurdle in the more diverse states that vote later, starting with Nevada and especially South Carolina. Sen.
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Most people would be hard-pressed to think of positive things to say about reviled dictators like Saddam Hussein, Benito Mussolini and Kim Jong-un – but for Donald Trump, it's apparently not a problem.
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Not a problem if you're just downloading an album, but the increased latency and reduced bandwidth may make things like HD video a chore, as well as adding friction to industries like web development.
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What is known, however, is that Congress' inability to hold a series of consecutive in-depth hearings is not a problem unique to HVAC, and it has a detrimental effect on our government institutions.
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To NYIFUP lawyers and many judges, that's not a problem: They don't want to deport people who are legally eligible for protection, even if that's more "efficient" than giving them a chance in court.
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The point is that this is a complex problem that stems from preexisting communities within European societies, not a problem of outsiders that can be solved with anything as simple as closing a border.
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The source said that it took time for party officials to identify the issue, and noted that there was not a problem with the raw data that was being put in by individual precincts.
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Mr. Philbin spent quite some time explaining that, even if you don't buy Mr. Dershowitz's argument, that's not a problem, because what Mr. Trump is accused of doing isn't impeachable by any reasonable standard.
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The company's turnover is expected to be 2 billion lira ($376 million) in 2019, and it owes banks a third of that amount, the official said, adding that the repayment was not a problem.
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That is not a problem in the private sector, where the possibility of nonunion labor can force unions to be more competitive, or in parts of the public sector that involve more potential bidders.
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Racial profiling is not a problem limited to Starbucks, but stakes are high for the coffee giant, especially since it has long positioned itself as a progressive company that "gets" social issues, particularly racial ones.
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That's not a problem if you use this in an office space regularly, but if you're looking to travel around with it, then the bulk and weight might make it a little difficult to transport.
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That's not a problem, but if you're coming to Abzû wanting to feel a true sense of achievement, you won't get that from it—this is autopilot fare, albeit dressed in the most wonderful way.
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However, as she reminded Willie Geist during an interview with Sunday Today, sexual harassment is not a problem that comes with being a woman in Hollywood — it's simply one that comes with being a woman.
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That's not a problem for TouchID — the system is already smoother and more reliable than most login systems — but it means people who opt-out of fingerprint logins will have sticky reasons for doing so.
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Getting the dosage right is not a problem for high tech modern medicine which has developed a number of technologies such as the fentanyl patch and the fentanyl lollipop to deliver safe and effective doses.
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Fortunately, that's not a problem with "Studio C," a popular internet TV sketch series that's taping live in New York for the first time, offering two 90-minute performances of its ninth season's first episode.
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In its maternity ward, the Park Avenue Suite costs $2,400 per night, twice what a deluxe suite at the Carlyle Hotel down the street commands, but that's not a problem for well-heeled new parents.
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"The fact that Trump still hasn't announced the tariffs yet as expected has prompted a bit of cautious optimism, but it's not a problem that's going to go away," said CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson.
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"If you get dizzy really easily, the instructors beforehand tell you to just look at the floor and you orient yourself again," said student Iris Helle, who says dizziness is not a problem for her.
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Participants had moderate levels of stress about managing their illness, based on questionnaires asking them to rate their emotional distress from on a scale from 1 (not a problem) to 6 (a very serious problem).
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When I tell Phil Hopkins I can't seem to find a clip of this 20-year-old sequence on YouTube, he tells me that's not a problem, because he can still describe it in minute detail.
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This was a change in posture by Trump on the issue, however, after saying in an interview with ABC News last September that he had heard that lawyers believed it was not a problem for Cruz.
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" Mr. Trump acknowledged the help of some of those governments on Sunday, thanking the Russians first for allowing in the American helicopters, saying that the Kurds "gave us some information," that Turkey was "not a problem.
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As a result the display always looks a little fuzzy (I swear it's not a problem with my camera) but is also very difficult to read outdoors in the sun, despite it being so bright indoors.
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The experience of having an opinion that I cherish and having it knocked down, that is a thrilling experience that happens all too rarely and I think that's ... So changing my mind is not a problem.
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The regulator said that although its extensive research had concluded there was not a problem with abuse of reciprocity of syndicate make-ups, it might revisit these issues "if its [reciprocity's] prevalence or impact develops significantly".
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While counterfeits are not a problem that's unique to Amazon, its large and growing marketplace means that it is highly vulnerable to this, and the task of policing its third-party sellers is becoming more challenging.
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While counterfeits are not a problem that's unique to Amazon, its large and growing marketplace means that it is highly vulnerable to fakes, and the art of policing its third-party sellers is becoming more challenging.
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That's not really the point — the point is, that because someone smokes pot when they come home from work, they can't get hired — but when someone drinks a six-pack after work, it's not a problem.
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As William Winters, the chief of Standard Chartered Bank, put it during that panel, "As long as it's a level playing field, it's O.K." For some companies in the fintech business, that is not a problem.
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The free night certificate from this card is worth up to 35,000 points, and it's not a problem at all for me to find a use for it where I'm getting more than $95 in value.
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"Generically speaking, this is a message to the market that being a very large nonbank is not a problem," said Amias Gerety, a top Treasury official in the Obama administration who helped run the oversight council.
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Although child suicide is not a problem unique to Japan, mental illness is still not an open topic of discussion, and it is difficult for children and teenagers who are depressed or anxious to seek help.
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That is not a problem for Cashman, who seems intent on chasing the Red Sox the same way he has built the Yankees into a championship contender, with sound, incremental moves — and not with a splash.
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Being in the eye for a long time is not a problem, but being in the eyewall for a long time is a huge problem, which is why we will see awful devastation in the islands.
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Climate change is not a problem that can be solved solely with individual action—we need larger structural systemic changes in how we source our energy, how we build our buildings, and how we get around.
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"The money is not a problem," said Koichi Muramatsu, 66, a former resident of Soma City in Fukushima and the secretary of a victims group representing 4,200 plaintiffs in the suit being handled by Mr. Managi.
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"He told me that nine people complained about Emily making noises, and I explained to him that that's not a problem, that she won't be doing it during the movie," Emily's mother Tina, 47, tells to PEOPLE.
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VS: When fans think about all this, I think they often arrive at a place of helplessness Like, we can't do anything, so we might as well pretend it's not a problem and enjoy what we have.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve is unlikely to take actions that would "snuff out" the current economic expansion anytime soon because inflation is "simply not a problem," Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William Dudley said Tuesday.
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However, that "is not a problem", he said, because the U.S. steel import tariffs have caused an increase in prices for steel and steel pipes, and TMK continues exporting steel pipes from Russia to the United States.
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Signal drop-out was never an issue for me with these, though I did have some trouble pairing them to an older Mac laptop, which JLab believes is a laptop issue, not a problem with the headphones.
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When asked if "eligible voters being denied the right to vote" was an issue, 38% said it was a major problem, with those who said it was a minor problem or not a problem tied at 29%.
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I've said many times before that this is not a problem we as a country are going to be able to arrest, incarcerate, spend, or legislate our way out of – we all must work together, as Americans.
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"I don't know if all addicts share the same mindset, but your first instinct is to deny it and say, 'No, like, I take an extra every once in awhile, but it's not a problem,'" he explains.
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The source said that it took time for party officials to identify the issue and try to address it, and noted there was not a problem with the raw data being put in by the individual precincts.
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And that will also mean that on Europe a few things will remain on hold till the new German government is in place which is sort of in the medium term is not a problem on content.
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I was expecting the Nex 23 to fall down in this regard, having been unimpressed with Vivo's virtual buttons on the Apex 23 concept I used earlier in the year, but it's really not a problem here.
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Exxon argues that it had received guidance that it was not a problem if Mr. Sechin signed such contracts in his official capacity, as long as the company was not doing business with him as an individual.
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But, that is not a problem for originalism because while originalists derive the meaning of a clause from the original understanding, they apply it to a world and to facts that the Framers could not have imagined.
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Politicians attempting to claim that greenhouse gases are not a problem seized on that slow period to argue that "global warming stopped in 1998," with these claims and similar statements reappearing recently on the Republican presidential campaign trail.
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PHILADELPHIA — "Look, the division here really is not a problem," former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle was telling me — right as Green Party candidate Jill Stein marched past him with a group of about 50 Bernie Sanders supporters.
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ONA, as he set it up and ran it (originally at Henry Kissinger's request and in the NSC, but the Department of Defence was a much neater fit) was not a problem-solving place for times of crisis.
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PARIS/LONDON (Reuters) - Kevin Roberts, chairman of Saatchi & Saatchi, was suspended by owner Publicis after the legendary advertising boss said some women lacked "vertical ambition" and that low numbers of women in senior positions was not a problem.
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The saga of Markelle's hideous and profoundly ineffective shooting motion, not a problem when he was a prospect but fundamentally disqualifying when he took court as an NBA player, has been one of the strangest NBA stories imaginable.
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While nearly one-fourth of those surveyed felt the government's budget deficit was not a problem, the large majority preferred a reduction in the deficit, both in absolute dollars as well as relative to gross domestic product (GDP).
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We don't know much else about the movie, like who's getting lost and where they'll end up, but honestly that's not a problem for Muppet fans — just that fact that there's a movie on the way is enough.
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The concerts, presented on three successive evenings under the auspices of the Lincoln Center Festival, drew sizable crowds to the Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse, proving that today, finding an audience for percussion-only music is not a problem.
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That could change, of course—Carrera's production could fall off a cliff and Pearce could come back in as much of a funk as he was in April—but it's really not a problem until it's a problem.
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But this is not a problem that's limited to the U.S. In the U.K., only 43 percent of people in a in a 2017 Reuters Institute said news could be trusted, a sizable drop from the year prior.
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Traveler Help Desk, the online agency that sold the ticket, had rescinded it because the landlord made a change directly through United — even though United had assured the landlord that it was not a problem to do so.
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The source said that it took time for party officials to identify the issue and try to address it, and they noted there was not a problem with the raw data being put in by the individual precincts.
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Despite these numerous dietary restrictions, "as long as the diet includes a variety of protein-rich plant foods, consuming adequate protein is not a problem for vegans," says Samantha Heller, MS, senior clinical nutritionist at NYU Langone Health.
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Traveler Help Desk, the online agency that sold the ticket, had rescinded it because the landlord made a change directly through United — even though United had assured the landlord that it was not a problem to do so.
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It's not a problem that will be solved by appointing a few former healthcare executives to a board or executive positions; it's one that will require deep digging to employ clinicians, data scientists, and regulatory and compliance specialists.
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Shen Dingli, a professor of international relations at Fudan University in Shanghai, took a contrarian view of Mr. Trump's call with Ms. Tsai: He said it was not a problem because Mr. Trump had yet to take office.
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Although not a problem yet, a study published Thursday in The Condor: Ornithological Applications suggests the riddling possibility that two duck species forming a hybrid species could one day leave us with less diversity among North American ducks.
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In contrast to the Western tradition, which has wrestled with the distinction between high and low art, this was not a problem in India, as exemplified by the work of the great Indian modernist K. G. Subramanyan (1924 – 2016).
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"As a disabled person, I became a lawyer to advocate that disability is not a problem to be cured, but a part of our identity and diversity," said Dynah Haubert, a lawyer who works for a disability rights organization.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Allegations of historic child sexual abuse have become football's biggest talking point in recent months, but the issue of institutional exploitation in the sport is not a problem of the past.
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That's not a problem anymore, and working on the Pixel C now actually approaches what some might call "fun," especially because this feature works with pretty much any app and developers don't have to do anything to enable it.
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If your child is hungry in school, bit by malaria-carrying mosquitoes in bed at night or lacks treatment for the HIV he was born infected with it's your fault and your responsibility, not a problem for US taxpayers.
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"In the coming three years, if we have another five DJIs, capital is not a problem," referring to the world's largest drone company that was conceived at Hong Kong's University of Science and Technology by China-born Frank Wang.
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RECIPE: Homemade Chicken Nuggets Not a problem: these homemade chicken nuggets taste just like the stuff in your Happy Meal, circa 1999, but are filled with healthy ingredients that won't send you into a cycle of remorse and despair.
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"It's just easier to go into Macy's and go into the rack and see this is cap sleeve and this is a three-quarter sleeve and this is no sleeve, and it's not a problem," Susan Youngewirth, 36, said.
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The correct term for the condition of needing a substance in order to function without symptoms is dependence—and dependence, by itself, is not a problem, so long as the benefits of the drug continue to outweigh its risks.
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Of course it's not a problem for me to film heterosexual love, but I'm here as a human being, making films that are very close to me, and there's no reason for me to feel coy about my sexuality.
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"It is poor science, and irresponsible, to average out these changes and conclude that sea level rise is not a problem for Tuvalu," said Dr. Ian Fry, Tuvalu's chief climate change negotiator at the United Nations, in an email.
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"As with alcohol, opioids are not a problem for most people, but some people can fall into an abuse syndrome, especially when taken for chronic pain," said Dr. Campbell, a professor emeritus of neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions.
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The process of analyzing and preservation of sperm is not a problem, but in the wild there is no clear way of collecting sperm...I think the next step is to perfect a technique of collection from wild penguins.
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"The most important thing to remember about hiring is this: Hiring is not a problem to be solved but an opportunity to build the future of your organization," Zhuo said about her hiring process in a recent LinkedIn post.
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"For an individual where all is lost and we have no vaccine records, we just start over," Jacobson said, explaining that vaccines are very safe and so if you already received a shot and get another one, that's not a problem.
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" FROM PEN: Former Bachelorette Ashley Rosenbaum Opens Up About Her Sibling Rivalry Fears Ronaldo said he'll share the woman's identity with Cristiano Jr. when he feels the time is right, but said that being a single parent "is not a problem.
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He went further on his Telegram channel, saying, in English, "the power that local governments have over IT corporations is based on money," but this is not a problem for Telegram because it doesn't rely on revenue streams or ad sales.
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The fact that abacuses have fallen out of style since the adoption of the conventional Arabic number system that we use today doesn't seem to have stopped iBrain from creating this, but that's not a problem in and of itself.
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But if you don't already have a wireless controller on hand, that's not a problem because initially the new Retro Receiver will only be available in a $40 bundle, shipping in mid-December, that includes 8Bitdo's wireless retro NES controller.
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"As long as you make your minimum payments and keep your credit card utilization below 65%, you can maintain a good to excellent credit score, which is why people feel like it's not a problem to carry a balance," McLay explains.
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"It has become clear that this rampant abuse of public office is not a problem of 'one bad apple' but rather a key feature of the Trump White House," CREW Executive Director Noah Bookbinder said in a statement provided to Refinery29.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve is unlikely to take actions that would "snuff out" the current economic expansion anytime soon because inflation is "simply not a problem," Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William Dudley said Tuesday.
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"Currently the exchange rate of the franc to the euro is not a problem," Maurer, who does not typically comment on monetary policy which is the domain of the Swiss National Bank, said in comments to Austrian news agency APA.
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It's not a problem for handling the phone, which has its buttons in all the right places — volume rocker and power button within easy reach of the right thumb — and is actually a breeze to use with a single hand.
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Mitchell told me that, as someone who does research on the economy for a living, more times than not a problem she's looking into can be tied back to Wall Street funneling wealth into the hands of the very few.
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It becomes not a problem of developing self-contained AI systems, but an AI system that can recognize when it does not know, or when it needs more information, or when it thinks something with some probability but it's not sure.
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Seven of those pumps were relatively small and located in newer sections of the city where flooding weeks ago was not a problem, according to the most recent records posted online Friday night by the city-owned Sewerage & Water Board.
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"The industry is making investments, trying to influence policymakers that this is not a problem of overprescribing opioids," said Dr. Andrew Kolodny, a co-director of opioid policy research at the Heller School for Social Policy and Management at Brandeis University.
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That is not a problem when couples have babies the traditional way, but can prove tricky when couples — particularly gay and lesbian couples — have children through techniques like surrogacy and in vitro fertilization, if only one spouse is the genetic parent.
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Checking out the world of streaming video over the past year, I've accumulated some anecdotal evidence of my own, which leads me to conclude that subtitling is not a problem for contemporary viewers, particularly younger ones with interests in genre material.
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Conversely Trump held an 81% to 13% advantage among the quarter of the electorate who say discrimination against African Americans is not a problem, while Biden led by 70% to 22% among the nearly three-fourths who say it is.
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In a 1987 essay, he stated that "my being gay was not a problem for Dr. King", who along with A. Philip Randolph, James Farmer of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, and Roy Wilkins voted for him to organize the march.
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At the time, America had 9 percent unemployment, entirely because of inadequate private spending; to the extent that low interest rates were discouraging thrift and making people spend rather than save, that would have been a good thing, not a problem.
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While punching wave after wave of generic enemies to death, Shaq moves through the world and we get to glimpse at some of the background imagery, which is not a problem considering the combat requires almost zero focus 90% of the time.
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TRIPOLI, Libya – Italy&aposs firebrand interior minister vowed on Monday to do everything possible to help Libya stem the flow of migrants and develop itself commercially, saying Italy wants Europe to view its former colony as a "great opportunity" and not a problem.
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"If your sex dreams are about a particular person, especially someone you know in your real life, you should consider whether there is a real life attraction (not a problem) and any sort of dalliance or flirtation with them (a problem)," she says.
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And we know it's not a problem confined to the UK. Periods are a big problem for homeless women and girls, as well as impoverished people of all genders who have periods, and there are more homeless teenagers than you'd probably think.
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"It's not a problem of the lack of water, it's the lack of sediment," said Duong Van Ni, an expert on the Mekong River at the College of Natural Resources Management of Can Tho University, the largest city in the Mekong Delta region.
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I do not really see myself as an artist who only operates within an art world context, and because of this open nature of my practise, it was not a problem to fit myself somehow into this good-humoured group of people.
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So if we get to a point where technology or the pace becomes more consistent, I can see a world where we become more used to things and the things that make us so anxious right now are not a problem anymore.
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For all of those women's loathsomeness, this is also not a problem specific to Kellyannes and Hopes and Ivankas, or any of the other contemptible power-hungry sycophants who have been willing to provide cover for misogynists since before "feminist" was a word.
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Discretion is not a problem per se, but as the Washington Post explained last year, this could mean that in determining protections for plants and animals, regulators could ignore the far-flung effects of climate change that may occur several decades from now.
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"The phenomenon is not a problem unique to the press, but it's one that's especially problematic for journalists," Joanna Chiu, a reporter based in Beijing at the time, wrote in an article soon after Ms. Sonmez's accusations against Mr. Kaiman were made public.
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Figures on the left of the party have since suggested that the party&aposs offer to the nation, expressed through its manifesto, was not a problem for Labour at the election, and that Brexit was the main reason for the party&aposs defeat.
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READ: Trump administration to Europe: it's our way, not Huawei In Huawei's home market the ban is not a problem: consumers have been operating without access to key Google apps for years, because the company's services are blocked by the Chinese government.
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Territorial dispute While some senators downplayed the threat, with majority leader Juan Miguel Zubiri saying "as long as we're not being invaded," then potential Chinese control over the grid was not a problem, others remained concerned and urged the government to take action.
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Instead they relied on broad national data that made no distinction between patients of doctors who had taken the safety classes and those who had not — a problem the F.D.A. pointed out repeatedly, in the third, fourth and fifth years of the program.
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Paul Rosenzweig, a fellow at the non-partisan R Street Institute which specializes in public policy, said he believed Whitaker's friendship with Clovis is "probably not a problem" but that Whitaker should ask the DOJ's Professional Responsibility and Accountability Office whether he has a conflict.
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Not long after, he got a call alerting him to an alligator in a tent at the golf course, but he was waiting to hear if it was a "small, not a problem" alligator, as he put it, or a bigger, more worrying one.
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This is not anyone's first rodeo, and the dedication of powerful people to the most trifling bullshit and vainglory is not a problem unique to Russia, but just because all this absurd venality isn't surprising doesn't mean there still isn't something shocking about it.
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When asked on CNN's "State of the Union" about Gorka's comment to Breitbart, Bossert said it was "certainly not" the position of the White House that white supremacy was not a problem and added he was not certain of the context of Gorka's quote.
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Going forward in time is not a problem, and we know it's possible to slow time down by accelerating your body very fast, which is why Scott Kelly aged 1/100th of a second less on the ISS than his brother did on Earth.
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"Bad behavior is rarely a sign of mental illness, and the mentally ill behave badly only rarely," he wrote, before suggesting that Trump's psychological motivations are "too obvious to be interesting" and reminding readers that Trump is not a problem of psychology, but of politics.
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Mario Maker levels also had a discoverability problem for a while because: A) The Wii U couldn't capture video without external hardware (not a problem on Switch) and B) There was no easy way to share levels with people, akin to a browser link.
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" The red lanterns were not a problem, apparently, because the Police Department was in on the game and had agreed that scavenger hunters "who had taken red lanterns from the streets would not receive summonses if the lanterns were returned within a reasonable time.
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But his giggling promise on "Heat" to "Grab you by the (meow!), hope it's not a problem, in fact/About the only thing I agree on with Donald is that" suggests the two men may not be as far apart as he'd like to think.
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Bafflingly, he seems to be making the case that the systemic sexual abuse of power that Me Too exposed is a purely modern phenomenon and not a problem that has run continuously throughout history, including in the Chivers case that opens this very book.
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Meeting the most basic of needs is usually not a problem, but it's a challenge to figure out how often to allow themselves things they want and to weigh those desires against longstanding debt or the contributions they probably ought to make to their futures.
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Here are some highlights (23,775 words!) from Cook's interview: Close to two-thirds of Apple's sales are from iPhones, and Cook said that's a privilege, not a problem for the company, even though growth in the smartphone industry has been flat as of late.
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"While this is not a problem for short periods, the risk is that thanks to a combination of deflationary pressures globally, soft demand domestically and very weak wages growth, inflation could remain well below target for an extended period," said Shane Oliver, chief economist at AMP Capital.
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"If we start going after things that are not a problem, I think that some of these problems that we have for which we need US-China cooperation, if you will, we are going to find it tougher and tougher to work with the Chinese," he continued.
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Bylsma did point out that merely going to the game was not a problem, Buffalo's game ended early enough that he had plenty of time to get to Toronto and be back in time for practice the next day, he just needed to wake up for it.
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You can keep it brief and say something like, I'll let you know when I feel satisfied, or you could try something more specific like, I have a hard time orgasming with someone new, and it's not a problem with me so it shouldn't be for you.
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For some comparison, in the same survey, 5143% of voters said prejudice against minority groups was "not a problem at all" in the US. And 3% of American voters said they "haven't heard enough" about Trump to say if they have a favorable or unfavorable view him.
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All told, 56% of Americans, including 64% of women, say it's a major problem that two of the nine sitting Supreme Court justices faced charges of sexual harassment or assault during their confirmation hearings, another 16% call that a minor problem and 23% not a problem.
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To actually collapse those divisions and borders, museums will have to undergo structural change and hire, for starters, more Latin American and Latino curators (as of now, the majority of curators at LA's largest art institutions is white, though that is not a problem particular to the city).
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So did four out of my fellow politics team members who sit within shouting distance of me in the newsroom (which is not a problem given how loud I am) — they each verified that they were among the more than 140 million people whose Equifax data was compromised.
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Meeting the most basic of needs is usually not a problem for these people, but it's a challenge to figure out how often to allow themselves things they want and to weigh those desires against longstanding debt or the contributions they probably ought to make to their futures.
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If you set the time back to Jan 1st, 1970, that value becomes 0—not a problem in and of itself, but if the phone tries to display a time before that, say a text you received a few hours ago, it will generate a negative number, which causes a crash.
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But Kelton, who helped develop MMT in the 1990s, argues they are warranted in an era when inflation is not a problem, unemployment remains high among some minority groups and in some regions, and a sort of war-like initiative is needed to direct the investment needed to combat climate change.
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Once you get to the point where it's not a problem for you to provide for your basic needs and for those of people close to you, then we in the affluent world tend to spend our time doing things that don't give us a deeper sense of happiness or fulfillment.
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Di Maio confirmed flat tax, new rules over pensions and 23.5-Star's policy of a universal income for poorer Italians would be part of the 20.898 budget, adding that it was not a problem if the deficit rises next year, as the government expects it to start falling in 3.5.
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"While this is not a problem for short periods, the risk is that thanks to a combination of deflationary pressures globally, soft demand domestically and very weak wages growth inflation could remain well below target for an extended period," said Shane Oliver, head of investment strategy and chief economist at AMP Capital.
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"If a government's position is that human-caused climate change is not a problem, it doesn't make sense to advocate for research on extreme approaches to address the risks posed by human-caused climate change," said Kate Ricke, an assistant professor and climate change scientist at the University of California San Diego.
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With 40,85033 people from over 100 countries who traveled abroad to fight or live with ISIS, over 7,000 who have returned to their home countries or relocated elsewhere, and thousands more who remain in makeshift detention or refugee camps in Iraq, Syria and Turkey, this is not a problem that will solve itself.
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I hope in the future we realize that having more than one amazing candidate is not a problem," Ocasio-Cortez said, adding that "I think there's a lot of jockeying over the names but we need to take a look at some of the policies and proposals that earn that front-runner status.
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Like many people I feel constantly anchored, almost as if against my will, to a nonstop drip of bad news and even worse discussions about it—he same toxic rando retorts about how "ALL lives matter", or how guns are not a problem in America, or about how much Brock Turner's victim drank.
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"This is not a problem starting from the business sector, and I think our government should stand up and try to fix this while companies are taking a hit," Lee Soo-chul, a board member of the Seoul-Tokyo Forum, a private foundation of diplomats and businessmen from both countries, told Reuters.
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We know Honey Boo Boo went to see her mom last week after Geno was so inebriated that he crashed his SUV into her home -- and couldn't even stand afterward -- but we're told her attempt to get June to kick his ass out was futile ... because Mama insists Geno's not a problem.
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"If for the arrogant President Macron this is not a problem, we invite him to stop insulting and to show instead some concrete generosity by opening up France's many ports and letting children, men and women through at Ventimiglia," he said in a statement, referring to the northeastern Italian town at the border with France.
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As co-director of the BEAU, Begoña Díaz-Urgorri tells The Creators Project, "We highlight the presence of a young generation of architects who stand out with interesting proposals, for which the crisis is not a problem but an incentive and encouragement to provide qualified responses that improve our places of life," says Díaz-Urgorri.
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Through three weeks, the team had struggled to turn yards into points, but that was not a problem against Cleveland, with Derek Carr throwing for 437 yards and four touchdowns and the Raiders grinding their way 70 yards in their second possession of overtime to set up Matt McCrane's game-winning 29-yard field goal.
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These are not arguments against litigation per se, but rather a recognition that despair — whether one locates its causes in secularization, as Mr. Douthat is perhaps inclined to, or in economic stagnation, as Ms. Case and Mr. Deaton do, or in something else entirely — is not a problem that society can sue itself out of.
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This stratagem really only makes sense when you have two boxes that, together, form one domino, but that's not a problem: JKR did some research and learned that, in the United Kingdom, 96 percent of the pizzas Domino's sells are sold as a pair, thanks to the pizza chain's propensity for offering two-for-one combo deals.
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"I would caution my friends in Europe — this is not a problem in some distant land that does not affect you," Esper said, according to the AP. "The more dependent a country becomes on Chinese investment and trade, the more susceptible they are to coercion and retribution when they act outside of Beijing's wishes," he added.
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" In his Europe, "being a migrant is not a crime but a summons to greater commitment on behalf of the dignity of every human being"; young people live a "simple life undefiled by the insatiable needs of consumerism"; and "getting married and having children is a responsibility and a great joy, not a problem due to the lack of stable employment.
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" Nadia Hotait, a 34-year-old Lebanese multimedia artist and filmmaker who lives in Spain, said that being an Arab was not a problem for her, telling me that she "faced the same obstacles as any young woman artist in Spain, which is to say that there are still more hurdles in just being a woman than there are from my nationality.
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In the alternative universe where many Democratic lawmakers reside, there is no border crisis, the abuse of political asylum on a grand scale is not occurring, children are not being placed in harm's way and dying while entering the U.S., and aliens being released on a daily basis is not a problem (unless they happen to be released in the deep blue sanctuary jurisdictions they represent).
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By taking this message to London, Esper seemed to be suggesting that Europeans do not fully share US concerns, which often center on China's efforts to militarize disputed territory in the South China Sea and its vast trade surplus with the US."I would caution my friends in Europe — this is not a problem in some distant land that does not affect you," he said.
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That's not a problem for the rapidly growing eyewear company Krewe, which recently opened the doors of its New Orleans HQ. The brand reimagined a nondescript warehouse into a hybrid space that's fitting for the dawn of a new decade: It's part company HQ, part relaxation destination, and part ode to the Big Easy, where CEO Stirling Barrett was raised and ultimately founded Krewe.
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"The first thing you have to understand [is that] our opioid crisis is not a drug abuse problem — it's not a problem of people taking dangerous drugs because it feels good and they're accidentally harming themselves... The opioid crisis is an epidemic of opioid addiction," says Andrew Kolodny, MD, co-director of opioid policy research collaboration at Brandeis University and a medical advisor for the recently released HBO documentary Warning: This Drug May Kill You.
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She's about to be 11, so it was not a problem for her but she liked it and then she explained to me what it was about and kind of got it, but I also don't think you need to get every single detail as long as you get that bad s— was happening, these guys saw it, no one else did, they kind of got chewed up by the system but yeah, she was very funny.
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