"That's not a thing that's lost on us," he said.
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It's not a thing that he says to denigrate someone.
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It's not a thing that happens once and then ceases.
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The oppression of colorblind people is decidedly not a thing.
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This is not a thing that's six or 12 months.
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Read This Next: Summer Health Hazards Are Not a Thing
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This is not a thing we can keep up with.
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Darling Cheryl / Not A Thing I Wouldn't Do (Live)10.
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An appreciation for "real," unadulterated skin was not a thing.
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Moral purity is not a thing that exists, not truly.
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There's not a thing that we're not doing well in.
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" "It was not a thing I actually really wanted to do.
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It's not a thing if it leads you to your success.
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It's not a thing most of us are built to do.
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Which was not a thing that I knew you could do.
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It is not a thing that can be gained or lost.
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Employer "look" policies are not a thing of the past, though.
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GrubHub says ghost orders are not and were not a thing.
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This is not a thing I would think you'd be into.
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"Ninjago," a portmanteau of "ninja" and "Lego," is not a thing.
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It is not a thing that can be kept up with.
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A wardrobe full of clothes, and not a thing to wear.
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It's just not a thing I want to carry with me.
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It's just not a thing that's going to happen for you. Sorry.
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What Happened: When is the next big tech thing not a thing?
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It was not a thing that I made a habit of doing.
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It is not a thing designed to get you to stop fidgeting.
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They confirmed that, no, a "mazel tov cocktail" is not a thing.
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First of all, to be a black nerd was not a thing.
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Correction: It's not a thing pop stars even did at the time.
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" I assume a Wall Street analyst would tell us, "Not a thing.
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"The report says collusion is not a thing they considered," Williams continued.
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"AI is an enhancement, not a thing to be feared," Nelson said.
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"Mealtime is not a thing when you're a Seasonnaire," Ms. Meynell said.
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Basically, don't expect to lounge around at riverside cafes — not a thing.
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But affirmation is not a thing that can be given to us.
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It's not a thing that most judges or litigators want to do.
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We don't do surreal on television; it's not a thing we do.
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"Political bias is not a thing, I don't think," on Google, he says.
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This is not a thing that's going to figure itself out in 2016.
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Happy hour is simply not a thing because it lasts only an hour.
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Yes, there was a time when 24-hour news was not a thing.
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They have one called 'oat blossom,' which I'm like, that's not a thing.
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I know that's not a thing a mayoral candidate should say, but God!
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"Alkalizing" your body with alkaline water (or anything else) is not a thing.
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That's not a thing where you can say, 'Reese, why didn't you fix that?
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Dr. Carson is not a "thing," he is a world renowned, life-saving neurosurgeon.
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So maybe mobile, topic-based discussion apps are not a thing people really want?
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Probably. Twitter is framing this as a precaution, not a thing you must do.
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No man is secure in this type of s—, it's just not a thing.
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"That's not a thing," said Polizzi when asked if she would take maternity leave.
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I think this is partially because it's just not a thing people write about.
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That's just not a thing for her, so I'm going to fight for that.
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The problem with this retort is that "gay wedding cakes" are not a thing.
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The statement was puzzling, not least because opening up laws is not a thing.
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No. Consciousness is not a thing, it's a bunch of different things that brains do.
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" All-in-all, Trump said, "there's not a thing that we're not doing well in.
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VM: We don't watch TV news so that's not a thing she's regularly exposed to.
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That's not a thing I expected to see as we arrived at CES this year.
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Even in the darkest depths of obsessive Star Wars fandom, this is not a thing.
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Nobody knows what a turd in the wind does because that's not a thing, Venom.
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I saw my mistake when I realized that NET ME SEE was not a thing.
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"Mental healthcare" would mean that the healthcare itself is mental, which is not a thing.
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It's not a thing I fight against — it's just the way I live my life.
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Or at least not a thing any credible, mainstream media outlet would get anywhere near.
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I spent some of my formative years in Jamaica, where snow was not a thing.
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It's certainly not a thing of pleasure that pops into your mind, or happiness, either.
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It's not a thing that from the moment in which you realize it, it's over.
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This is every day, but it's still completely not a thing that should be happening.
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And a "super blood wolf moon" is not a thing, so don't ever utter that phrase.
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Email is a given, it's old, it's a thing you need, not a thing you choose.
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It's not a thing that will just work immediately for all of your existing Bluetooth gadgets.
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Can't wait until she realizes having a baby is not a thing she wants to do.
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When these systems were designed, cybersecurity wasn't a threat because the internet was not a thing.
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Silver Linings Playbook was a good movie, not a thing any new mom wants to receive.
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Motivation is not a thing we give to people — motivation is a thing people already have.
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"The way we've been trained, it's very much not a thing you talk about," Moulton says.
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That's not a thing that's said in human speech in English anywhere that I've ever heard.
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You can't file a police report accusing someone of "grey rape" — legally, it's not a thing.
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For Nikole Hannah-Jones, King's life and work of is not a thing of the past.
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Indeed, democracy is not a thing we have, it is a thing that we must do.
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"To use the modern parlance, that's not a thing," Fuchs added, drawing laughter from the courtroom.
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It was not a thing that kind of came together just to affect the U.S. election.
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KS: Okay, "Briefly, I did dab ... " It's not a thing a parent wants to hear, Louis.
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It's not a thing that I decided for athletic reasons or aesthetic reasons or discipline or anything.
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In 2007, 2008, British artists weren't really working in the U.S., it was just not a thing.
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But until relatively recently, there was no word to define it, because "it" was not a thing.
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So, like braids and lace front wigs, perhaps it's not a "thing" until a Kardashian does it?
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No, Hillary will not enforce male birth control or male pregnancy, as that is not a thing.
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No, Hillary will not enforce male birth control or male pregnancy as that is not a thing.
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"It just became pretty clear that this was not a thing we could weather through," Watson said.
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All these crimes of poverty we can impact; poverty is not a thing that has to exist.
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"That's not a thing," said Polizzi when asked, as her own boss, if she would take maternity leave.
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Isn't it like not a thing that you just do in a costume and like have a sword?
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" The tweet left some social media users scratching their heads, with one writing, "THIS IS NOT A THING.
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Dealing with my anxiety became a task, not a thing that gets in the way of other tasks.
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"That's not a thing," she said when asked, as her own boss, if she would take maternity leave.
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Big Boy President Trump tweeted about Easy D, which is not a thing (OK, it is a thing).
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Paying more for insurance, or being denied insurance because of a preexisting condition -- that's not a thing anymore.
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"White civil rights are not a thing!" one woman yelled to a crowd who repeated the slogan back.
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It must have been pretty comfortable because forgetting my pack is not a thing that happens to me.
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If information is not a thing, information cannot be something on which we can count to live forever.
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Not to sound like a broken record, but this too is not a thing that happens in beauty.
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And since time machines are not a thing (yet!), strengthening vulnerable muscle groups could be your best remedy.
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My only regret is that for many reasons, it was not a thing for girls like me in 1959.
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This HoCoPro crap (not a thing) pays off when Wilson uses it to ask Karev to move back in.
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"My brother-in-law, who is an electrician, was like 'that's not a thing,'" McMillan adds with a shrug.
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"Bullying is not a thing of the past," says Alexandra Bolles, GLAAD's associate director of campaigns and public engagement.
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A withered leaf of lettuce, a tasteless tomato and a slapdash dressing do not a thing of delight make.
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Hundreds (Bobby Kim), built a streetwear brand when it was definitely not a thing to build a streetwear brand.
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But this is an important reminder that the plague, despite common perception, is not a thing of the past.
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The battles Erdrich's grandfather fought and the legislation pitted against Native tribes are not a thing of the past.
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It's not a thing "you just do"—if anything, you do it because you're in a certain mood or headspace.
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If anyone believes that white privilege is not a thing, I can tell you it absolutely is in this city.
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Friends, this is not a thing, and it could be a very dangerous way to view health and weight management.
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"Just when I say things like 'lit'...it's not a thing that moms should say," explained the mom of 3.
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Alas, that's not a thing — but we do now know what Emmy category the Gilmore Girls revival will fall under.
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Indeed, part of the point of these arrests is that safety is not a thing that unauthorized immigrants should feel.
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"Getting facial work, definitely think about what you do, as it's not a thing to be taken lightly," he says.
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Twitter is fun, if you're wired for it, but it is not a thing that anyone really needs, strictly speaking.
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For all those men that criticize the concept of "rape culture," saying it's not a thing — it is a thing.
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The campaign only announced the push — not a thing reelection campaigns normally do — last Monday, a week before the caucus.
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And if that marketplace is not supporting more books in the series, then that's not a thing I'm going to do.
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I have to leave women and children behind in the desert, and there's not a thing I can do about it.
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So "How Is This Not a Thing?" describes the things that Oliver would like see invented—preferably as soon as possible.
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"This is not a thing that happens," someone says, which could be the motto of every Grey's Anatomy patient drama ever.
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The two worked together in the past, and as far as we know they're not a thing ... but they're also single.
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It's sad, Scorpio, but for some people art is just a thing to look at, not a thing to think about.
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" She also quipped for someone to tell her husband that "'emotional distancing' from his mother in law is not a thing.
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Like, 'Girl, you can go out with your daughter and have lunch but cover those up so it's not a thing.
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Addiction is not a thing that can be suffered forever — it will always break its container in one way or another.
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No. Trump appears to be mad that Northern Triangle countries aren't doing more to stop their citizens from leaving, which is not a thing that governments are supposed to do under general human rights principles, and also, more to the point, not a thing that governments can do without a massive investment of time, personnel, and infrastructure.
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If your Facebook feed is any indication, the concept of arguing in a thoughtful, education-focused manner is, well, not a thing.
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Nintendo made it official that Bowsette, a vivacious, fan-created character that melds together Bowser and Princess Peach, is not a thing.
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So, give women the tools and support we need to pave a new future that looks not a thing like this one.
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"There's not a thing that a person in Ohio can do to directly contribute to the fires in the Amazon," Karpf says.
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Additionally, with a shortage of coronavirus tests and no known cures, buying discounted coronavirus tests and cures is really not a thing.
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" And Lively also quipped, "Now can someone please tell Ryan that 'emotional distancing' from his mother in law is not a thing.
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"We started passing it around, Ms. Tomlan recalled, "and I had this light bulb moment of, 'Why is this not a thing?
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The Italian roll is not a thing you can get elsewhere in Australia, even though other cities have much larger Italian populations.
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It's easy to love performance machines or luxury vehicles with fur-lined glove boxes (not a thing, but you get the gist).
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They sometimes tell you when somebody in a show lives, which is not a thing I want to be trolling my enemy with.
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Iggy Azalea complained that the term was racist toward white women, leading many to remind her that reverse racism is not a thing.
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I also can't mourn the absence of the now-departed headphone jack, which is not a thing I'd have said six months ago.
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An oversize bronze bust of Joseph McCarthy in a museum in his home town of Appleton, Wisconsin, is not a thing of beauty.
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"It's not a thing on the roof, it's the roof," said SolarCity Chairman Elon Musk on a conference call with analysts on Tuesday.
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What's significant about these roles is that they're actively nostalgic: Keanu is not a thing of the past, but rather an ongoing evolution.
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Unfortunately, some people associate affirmative action with discriminatory ideas like "lowering the bar" and "reverse racism," the latter of which is not a thing.
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If you're reading this, the odds are very high that you don't, since you know that the Bowling Green Massacre is not a thing.
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But Keyon Gaskin established a certain intimacy early on in his 40-minute solo, "its not a thing," at Abrons Arts Center on Friday.
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The Willie Horton ad was on TV: Obviously the idea of running an Internet-only video was not a thing way back in 1988.
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Germany and Switzerland are encouraging their populations to set aside rations of food, but that's not a thing in France, at least not really.
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Or, it can be seen as an instance of "reverse racism" (which is not a thing), a hypocritical attempt to segregate or be exclusionary.
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In the same way that when we talk about our amazing military and our men and women in uniform, the military is not a thing.
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Not a fan, glad that it&aposs not a thing anymore although I really just generally do not understand how it is like Nazi, Germany?
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The artist told Melody Maker in 1972 he was "gay and always [had] been," not a thing your regular famous musician did at the time.
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Model (and Nicole Richie's little sis) Sofia Richie hopped on Twitter today to set the record straight: she and Scott Disick are not a thing.
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He was not there to connect with anyone, because that is not a thing he does; his grim kingdom is all gilded one-way streets.
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"When we first started out, direct-to-consumer beauty wasn't a thing, Asian beauty wasn't a thing, clean formulas were not a thing," Tsai says.
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"' That's not a thing that can happen because we didn't even make "Pine and Ginger" with the intent of it being a "Pine and Ginger.
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"The body is not a thing," French feminist-existentialist Simone de Beauvoir wrote in The Second Sex, her treatise on the role of women in society.
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Nike embracing Colin Kaepernick is not a thing they're doing in 2018, but reflects their values and how they're gonna do business for years to come.
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"It's set up so there's not a thing D.H.S. can do that's an achievement," says Scott Shuchart, an attorney who used to work at the department.
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"It's set up so there's not a thing D.H.S. can do that's an achievement," says Scott Shuchart, an attorney who used to work at the department.
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Netflix, however, doesn't care that I watched this on Sunday morning — they make the show available all day long because appointment viewing is not a thing anymore.
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And there's not a thing that can be done to stop it," Cruz said, saying a Trump candidacy would lead to a "bloodbath of Walter Mondale proportions.
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The process of an investor deciding whether a particular stock will make a good investment is not a thing of the past, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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Ricoeur agrees with many other thinkers that evil is not a thing per se, but rather exists in a sort of black hole of thought, an aporia.
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Ryan Seacrest and Adriana Lima have been hanging out and even gone on a dinner date ... but we're told it's not a thing ... at least not yet.
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Maybe it sounds like pie-in-the-sky Pollyannaism even to hope for such a thing, but hope is not a thing we can risk dismissing anymore.
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It had already become apparent to me that crying was not a thing men did, and with every birthday, I was coming closer to being a man.
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"There's not a thing that you touch on a daily basis that is not produced in some part from here in Houston," he told CNBC on Monday.
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That's not a thing that physically threatens you—there's no threat of death or injury, and there's no guarantee it'll even happen—but people are still very afraid.
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Haas is a very good defender on one of the best defensive teams in the country, but this is not a thing he is often asked to do.
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Before. And they wanted to bring you over, you had a great job at Bloomberg, and you said, the thing you're proposing is not a thing we need.
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"Rotted" is unnervingly close to rotten (not a thing we want for these li'l guys!), whereas "spinged" has the danger of being pronounced with the soft g of sponged.
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It's the reason I spend so much of my time advocating for singledom being seen as just a thing we are, not a thing we have to stop being.
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No. That's simply not a thing that's done rules when it comes to cold pizza, and the cold cheesy pizza might be even be healthier than some breakfast cereals.
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Anal Anything Although anal sex is more common these days than decades ago, it's still not a thing most Americans have tried even once, let alone with any regularity.
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"I've been labeled as a feminist and, for me, in the South, that's not a thing," Davis tells Knox, explaining how facing discrimination firsthand has motivated her to action.
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There is not a thing Nick Foles can do this season to take Philadelphia's starting QB job away from a healthy Carson Wentz ... so says Eagles legend Ron Jaworski.
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I'm never tired of talking about Steely Dan, but to people wearing battle vests or people that are inked up, it's not a thing that comes up a lot.
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Unfortunately, Twitter just is not picking up what the magazine is putting down, and several users seem determined to make sure everyone knows "hand salad" is not a thing.
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But Trump also acknowledged the wall is crucial, saying "if you don't have that barrier, there's not a thing you can do" to stop illegal immigration and drug trafficking.
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The lakes and forests of Minnesota's Boundary Waters transport you to a time when nature was not a thing at the edge of civilization, but a world unto itself.
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In his great book "The Sabbath," he points out that the first sacred thing in the Bible is not a thing, it is a time period, the seventh day.
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After much back and forth, our heroine registers at Manolo Blahnik (for the record, I'm pretty sure this is a not a thing) and finally gets her damn shoes back.
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Brittany is tapped to play "Adam and Eve" bride (nope, not a thing), which means she and Nick must pose au naturel, with the exception of their matching skimpy bottoms.
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Back then, Trust the Process (or TTP) as we know it today—referring to a real or imagined long-term strategy that sacrifices short-term success—was not a thing.
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Speaking of kids, the other patient is one who did a HoCoPro (Homecoming Proposal, this is not a thing so don't start) and has a balloon stuck to his skin.
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This is not a thing that big budget video games do often, and it was a great instance in which game design kinda sorta managed to serve a history lesson.
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I raised my hand and announced to the class that I am intersex and I am a person not a thing—or some curious phenomenon to be studied or tested.
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"Doing an RLA is not a THING, not legally and not as a strategy pursued by any of the parties committed to pursuing a recount," the activist informed the team.
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"There's not a thing we can do about the cane fields and orange groves, but pray," said Adam H. Putnam, commissioner of the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
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She also watches her portions because she once told us she didn't want to "get fat," which is really not a thing you wanna hear a 13-year-old say.
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In the book, Levinovitz interviews Peter Gibson, the Monash University professor of gastroenterology who helped write the 2013 study concluding that non-celiac gluten "intolerance" was probably not a thing.
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It was a careful process, because I wanted to ... When I first got to Stanford, I couldn't be seen as the VR guy, because VR was not a thing, right?
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What is a thing of value, and by the way, information not a thing of value, money is Hillary Clinton paid money to Christopher Steele making that a thing of value.
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" As former FBI director James Comey put it during a CNN town hall last month, "collusion is actually not a thing that exists under the federal laws of the United States.
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" So Hess took $500 to buy a business license and build her own website and formed Cuddle Up to Me. Friends thought she was crazy, telling her, "That's not a thing.
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From the water it looks like another time — when nature was not a thing that grew at the edge of civilization, but a world unto itself in which humans were guests.
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First he claimed that house intelligence committee chair Adam Schiff will fabricate the transcripts that he is making and releasing, which no, that is not a thing that has been happening.
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"It's not a thing that lends itself easily to quantification," said one of them, David Greenberg, a historian at Rutgers University (and author of books about Richard Nixon and Calvin Coolidge).
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I don't think this will actually happen, but that it is not out of the realm of possibility, which is not a thing I would have said even two years ago.
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It seems like in a lot of ways they have less power than everybody because everyone at this point fundamentally realizes that unless Donald Trump says it, it's not a thing.
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You're not going to find any mussel shacks in a beach town anywhere, nobody's going out for the mussel happy hour after work, and a mussel boil is just not a thing.
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Cillizza: Josh, as the foremost Bannonologist in the country -- if that's not a thing, I am making it a thing right now -- I turn to you for wisdom at this amazing moment.
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As far as other tech, I think there was a version of it that had more Snapchat, but then I just killed that because I was like 'this is not a thing.
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Somehow the fact that it vibrates in this way that would be physically impossible for me to replicate makes me feel like it's not a thing I'm expected to measure up against.
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Now she just up-ends the jar on her face for her fix, hoping that she won't go into vitamin D mixed shock and start krumping uncontrollably (this is not a thing).
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Although Morgan begs to differ, there is no difference between feminists, so-called "rabid" feminists (not a thing, bro), LGBTQ feminists, men who identify as feminists, Black feminists, or different waves of feminists.
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Being unmoved by the reality that not even actual video evidence of a man being shot in the back is enough for a slam dunk conviction is not a thing to be celebrated.
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Voter apathy is certainly one of them, as well as a worry, especially among young people, about not being informed enough (which, by the way, is not a thing you should worry about).
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And while an abundance of spare time is not a thing you have (what would that even look like?), once in a while we all find ourselves with a few minutes to kill.
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Granted, I haven't actually tried it out yet, but this doesn't look like it's going to exactly slip into your pocket, so it's probably not a thing you're going to use, day to day.
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Last summer, Trump criticized Amazon (or, potentially, the Washington Post, which Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos owns) for not paying its "internet taxes," a stupid remark because, well, that's not a thing that actually exists.
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Lurker's Code (I just made that up, it's not a thing, but I think now it's a Thing?) is that you can freely screenshot public Stories to gossip about with your friends for later.
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It's not a thing of the past, and is currently used by the authoritarian backsliders (Orban, the Law and Justice party, Erdoğan) that people who worry about Trump's anti-democratic tendencies compare him to.
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This year a new version of the film was released, which makes it a good reason to rewatch this classic while remembering that queer visibility was not a thing a very short while ago.
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Not even through the second round yet, the young Oilers team has proved so far that momentum, the unquantifiable buzzword that gets tossed around most often this time of year, is not a thing.
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" — Ryan Matzner, 33, Williamsburg, Brooklyn "When you're cold it's easy to heat up, but when you're hot there's not a thing you can do to stop the feeling that you might possibly be dying.
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The future-facing idiom of the Bauhaus, the German design school founded, in 23, by Walter Gropius, is now antique, but its distinct vision of modern life is not a thing of the past.
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"Cleaning the floor is not a thing that brings a person fulfillment," said Tom Faitak, Walmart's senior manager for AI, robotics and automation, adding that automating repetitive tasks gives staff more time to help customers.
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The so-called best diet of 2019 actually isn't a diet at all — it's a style of eating in which no foods are off-limits and calorie-tracking or portion-measuring is not a thing.
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"We'll have a couple months of people trying not to talk about it again, trying to pretend it's not a thing that's happening, trying not to bring it up at dinner," Ms. Chetwynd-Cowieson said.
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Opinion: 'It's unbelievable': Turning point for slavery's last stronghold "Slavery is not a thing of the past, and we must stop thinking that it is," the Walk Free Foundation said in a statement issued to CNN.
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"We'll have a couple months of people trying not to talk about it again, trying to pretend it's not a thing that's happening," said Amanda Chetwynd-Cowieson, who led a group that tried to overturn Brexit.
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In this view, asking a foreign government to investigate your chief political rival is not a "thing of value" for purposes of campaign finance statutes, meaning that there was technically no violation of federal criminal law.
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That's not a thing with the Tumi V3, which has been equipped with the brand's patented closure system: Its zippers come with pullers that break away if they catch on something, thus reducing the risk of damage.
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I've been able to launch the camera while trying to turn the volume down, which is not a thing that should be happening on a phone without an excess of clumsiness on the part of the user.
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Every time someone in a position of power (for example) says that a cold snap in winter proves that climate change is not a thing, a dutiful chorus responds with a familiar refrain: Weather is not climate.
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Or, in the case of "Brutto" ("Ugly"), the first story in Helen DeWitt's brilliant, manic new collection, "Some Trick," a suit is not a thing to be worn but instead, a thing that attests to suit-ness.
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My friends were all going with dates, and I was dateless; the few boys I would have liked to go with already had plans, and same-gender prom dates were not a thing in my small, conservative hometown.
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And for whatever reason, pelvic floor physical therapy, which does help lots of women, is not a thing that a lot of doctors know about, is not talked about much, and is often not covered by medical insurance.
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The Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) is crucial for European energy security, its creation is at an advanced state and "not a thing can be changed", EU Commission Vice President Maros Sefcovic said in an interview with Il Messaggero.
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It seems like a further irony that Bran promptly tells Sansa he can now see everything happening everywhere, which is not a thing a normal human can do, but which just might make Littlefinger's advice a bit more practical.
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Things like 'honey is as good a cough suppressant as cough syrup,' or 'Tyrells are Tory crisps' or 'Vaseline can double as lube when you're using latex condoms' (that last one is definitely not a thing, please steer clear).
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What's more, over a 15-year career writing mostly about sex and sexuality, I'd read plenty of scientific papers which concluded that female ejaculation is definitely a thing and a number insisting that it was definitely not a thing.
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I recognize that this is not a thing most people will care about, but I still find it odd that you can do it on the web but not inside Google's app, which otherwise seems to basically provide identical results.
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This family had a whole goat slaughtered for us and made us cook it over an open fire outside their home, along with a rib-eye steak—which is not a thing in that part of the world at all.
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All of which means Android users need to temper their expectations, because figuring out how to get the right processor to make a good watch is not a thing that any company can do in just a year or even two.
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I'm asking because the Brooklyn Academy of Music has got this weeklong Marlon Riggs retrospective, and it's so good you'll weep — and crack up and take notes (even if that's not a thing you've ever done in a movie theater).
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Other voices in the conversation: Sean Carroll, theoretical physicist, California Institute of Technology: Space is overrated Bridget Falck, astrophysicist, University of Oslo: Space is a relation between things, not a thing itself David Albert, philosopher, Columbia University: Maybe there is no space
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Save states, a staple of console emulators for more than 20 years that allow players to save progress at any point, are not a thing on the Super NT unless the cart has a battery pack or you're using an add-on device.
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I wasn't sure if DIRT PORTION was based off the phrase "dirt pour," which is a sound alike but is not a thing as far as I'm aware, or "dirt poor," which is definitely a thing, but not as much a sound alike.
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" "Those images on CNN shocked because they showed that this most degrading form of exploitation is tragically not a thing of the past," added Matthew Rycroft, the UK's ambassador to the UN. "It is happening today, and it is happening on our watch.
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In recent years, infrared saunas have become a hot wellness trend (Kendall Jenner even got one for her birthday, courtesy of the Kardashian sisters), reportedly offering a laundry list of benefits like "detoxification" (note: that's not a thing) and even weight loss.
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Shook Twins "Figure It Out" Identical twins Katelyn and Laurie Shook take a page from the great American folk history for this song, which is full of harmonies, vibratto, and twangy guitars that are clearly not a thing we should leave in the past.
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Bush sat down with Andy Cohen for an interview on his SiriusXM Radio Andy show on Wednesday and touched on her brief marriage to the actor saying "it was not a thing I actually really wanted to do," adding she felt pressured to marry him.
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After watching his clan react to having great candid pictures of each other (not a thing prior to this moment, as the whole lot are camera shy), J is finally starting to get WHY it mattered to me so much to spend money on photography.
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Bush sat down with Andy Cohen for an interview on his SiriusXM Radio Andy show on Wednesday and touched on her brief marriage to the actor saying "it was not a thing I actually really wanted to do," adding she felt pressured to marry him.
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Maybe we were all doomed to spend the rest of our lives in the assisted living facility after all, shuffling around with our drool cups and checking our name tags to see who we were, and not a thing could be done about it.
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We didn't necessarily hate nu-metal, because you know that's not a thing, but it was like them trying to mimic these bands that were terrible and we were just like, you guys all sound the fucking same we want nothing to do with it.
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But talk of God's image is a metaphor for the very fact that we need to explain, namely that we treat the human being as a thing apart, a thing protected by a sacred aura — in short, not a thing at all, but a person.
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Other voices in the conversation: Izabella Laba, mathematician, University of British Columbia: We can work with space without understanding its essence Bridget Falck, astrophysicist, University of Oslo: Space is a relation between things, not a thing itself David Albert, philosopher, Columbia University: Maybe there is no space
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People would definitely make fun of each other and insult each other but it was not a thing where you were calling the SWAT team to people's houses or posting people's addresses online and getting them messed with or calling their jobs and getting them fired.
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Trump replied with trademark grace and understatement, saying that in Clinton's America, "in the ninth month you can take the baby and rip the baby out of the womb of the mother just prior to the birth of the baby" (which … no, ninth month abortions are not a thing).
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The rhythmic brain patterns that appear in real-world spatial navigation reappear as subjects navigate virtualized environments on a screen, and, while real-world teleportation is not a thing that exists, in a virtual environment it's just a matter of suddenly dropping a subject in new surroundings. Click.
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Other voices in the conversation: Sean Carroll, theoretical physicist, California Institute of Technology: Space is overrated Izabella Laba, mathematician, University of British Columbia: We can work with space without understanding its essence Bridget Falck, astrophysicist, University of Oslo: Space is a relation between things, not a thing itself
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In September 2015, Arbour posted a "Dear Fat People" video on social media and YouTube in which she says that "fat-shaming is not a thing," claiming obese people should be shamed into losing weight and compares people who are overweight to slow-moving zombies and Frankenstein's monster.
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In its review last year, The Film Stage referred to the film as almost mumblecore in style, which is both ridiculous and wonderful and not a thing you'd ever expect to hear paired with "Civil War drama," and not only because you haven't heard mumblecore referenced in a decade.
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Being "presidential" is not a thing for Trump What most presidents would do in a situation in which a private citizen -- albeit one who used to be the vice president of the United States and is actively considering a future run for president -- attacked them is to ignore it.
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While I felt very comfortable talking to my parents about my sexual health, I wish I'd had a knowledgeable adult I could talk to about pleasure — masturbation is just not a thing I need to talk about in detail with my mom, no matter how much I love and trust her.
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Sean Carroll, theoretical physicist, California Institute of Technology: Space is overrated Izabella Laba, mathematician, University of British Columbia: We can work with space without understanding its essence Bridget Falck, astrophysicist, University of Oslo: Space is a relation between things, not a thing itself David Albert, philosopher, Columbia University: Maybe there is no space
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While reversing the FCC's privacy rules will technically just maintain the status quo — internet providers have actually been able to sell your web browsing data forever (it's just not a thing we think about all that much) — they were about to lose permission to keep doing it, unless they got explicit consent or anonymized the info.
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During Fashion Month, J.W. Anderson's Pierce bag is about as pervasive among the street-style crowd as Mophies: The British label's signature structured, front-flap leather handbag — decorated with a hoop ring that connects two circle cutouts — has become an "It" item during a time where these types of status symbols are seemingly, well, not a thing anymore.
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Rob: Right, and I think the other thing that makes it tough to be a game like Outer Worlds, and maybe this is not a thing I should be taking with me into the experience of playing it, nevertheless it's there, [but] a lot of immersive sims also began to blur the lines with RPGs, right?
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It's a rugged, palm-sized thermal camera with a 3-inch LCD touchscreen that has also been lab-calibrated in order to make extremely accurate heat measurements, just like the Duo R. Thermal cameras are not a thing that everyone needs, but they're fun to use and are the kind of thing you can find uses for if you have one.
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As a southern African person in London, I've lost count of the times Brits of all backgrounds have taken a look at me and spoken to me in shoddy Caribbean patois, or assumed I know about variations of jollof (not a thing where I'm from) or assumed my parents fit some sort of "strict and traditional black immigrant family" template.
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It doesn't really matter—I wrote a dissertation on soil and microbes (technically "carbon biogeochemistry," which has implications for understanding our biosphere as a holistic system and predicting future climate change blah blah blah), but as I have yet to meet another human being who openly identifies as a dirt doctor, I will continue to assume that this is not a thing one does.
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While the notion of "flying while Asian" is (thankfully) not a thing—as opposed to driving while black, which very much is—incidents such as Dao's reveal an underlying truth that Asians—and all minorities and all marginalized people—are acutely aware of: Your ticket can be literally revoked at any time, "model minority" or not, and the way you deal with it can have serious, occasionally violent repercussions.
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Thus emerges a list of suspects: Cavendish; Quince's young new bride Suzi; his son Tobias; his old friend Colonel Ulenga (with bodyguard Sergei in tow); godson and race car driver Juan Carlos Rivera; Hollywood actress Grace Ballard; and Vikram Govindan, who is apparently the Maharaja of Mumbai (a quick Google search and also me, someone born and raised in this city, are here to tell you this is not a thing that exists.
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It was not a thing, and then there was a time when broadcast networks were seen as beleaguered and completely bereft and now that's not true, as a consequence of a number of factors, and we're seeing an evolution now in subscription video-on-demand, particularly and for very good reasons, and so we have set up four-plus of our own subscription video-on-demand services, and we're now in that business.
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You'll find yourself having rabid arguments over the most pointless things—"how many times do I have to tell you, 'dry frying' an onion is not a thing," "Um, Jeremy Kyle isn't 'high art' you total PRICK"—and you'll stop wearing real outfits, instead choosing to clinically shuffle between pajama sets, looking at yourself in the mirror and thinking my tits will never look this good again, but no one will ever know apart from my GP and them.
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I went to a town in South Dakota, a place at once too vast and too small, and somewhere along the line, I met a girl and married her, and then I drove until an ocean stopped me, and I convinced people to pay me money to write about television, which is not a thing everybody can do, and I saw a musical, of all things, in 2016, and that night in bed, when I couldn't sleep, I thought of Hamilton, and I thought of him.
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